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Documentary about the world's oldest working comedian, Lynn Ruth Miller.

In a world savaged by pollution, it would seem impossible to comprehend a day-to-day life, but somehow normality must continue on. We follow one man navigate his way through his daily shop.

As Imogen (13) designs and sews a new outfit for a cosplay convention, we discover why dressing up as someone else is more then just a fun hobby for the autistic teenager.

A pregnant woman, a prawn sandwich, a splash of red - Crowning.

A behind-the-scenes look at how supermarket giant Sainsbury's created its festive food range for Christmas 2021.

One of the most famous ancient landmarks on Earth, Stonehenge has fascinated the world for centuries. History is rewritten as a team of experts use cutting-edge technology to investigate a huge, newly discovered ring at the heart of the sacred site.

Colin, from the North East of England has been an inspiration to thousands, raising money by running marathons in Big Pink Dresses. The documentary gives an insight into Colin’s fundraising journey, the highs and lows he has faced along the way, and why it may be time to hang up the dress.

Tchaikovsky’s much-loved music is matched to a story of magic on Christmas Eve, and the journey of Clara and her Nutcracker to the Land of Sweets brings with it some of the most familiar of all ballet moments. Peter Wright’s gorgeous production for The Royal Ballet keeps true to the spirit of this Russian ballet classic, and the many solo roles and ensembles show the world-class skills of the Company at its best.

Aurelia and Teddy meet at a cancer support group and embark on a wild adventure together. A powerful and unique film about human connection and the important role that time, and how we choose to spend our time, can have on our lives.

When filmmaker Andy Howlett set out with his camera to document the final days of Birmingham's Brutalist Central Library complex, little did he know the rabbit hole he was stumbling into. Decried by the Council as an eyesore, but hailed by Historic England as an exemplar of postwar design, the story of John Madin's concrete colossus and the fight to save it is a curious one. In this psychogeographic detective story, Howlett weaves together archive footage with on-the-ground explorations in an attempt to figure out why we lost Paradise and how it might be regained.

First Step Swim follows Caitlin on a journey of wild swimming as she navigates not only her relationship to her body, but also to the water and space in which she inhabits throughout this short film.

Graeme Arnfield’s kaleidoscopic essay film revolves around the story of Dr. Joseph Popp, an evolutionary biologist and architect of one of the earliest known examples of ransomware. In 1989, Dr. Popp distributed 20,000 floppy disks containing what would come to be known as the digital AIDS virus – a malevolent trojan horse that scrambled the contents of the victims’ computers and offered to unlock them only in return for a ‘licensing fee.’ Working with a range of digitally manipulated found footage, Arnfield explores the legacy of Popp’s virus drawing surprising connections to the US invasion of Panama, the construction of a butterfly conservatory in New York and the aesthetics of computational art.

A house robbery goes wrong.

This 45 minute making-of documentary takes you behind the scenes on the set of Ashens and the Polybius Heist. Alongside a healthy portion of silly shenanigans from cast & crew, the film offers a unique and raw insight into the tough realities of independent filmmaking. Find out what literally kept the director up all night, what was wrong with Barry's hotel room and what total disaster led to the film being delayed by over six months. It's one hell of a ride, and should be a great watch for anyone who follows the cast or is just interested in low-budget movies in general.

It’s been 6 months since Leila died. So why does it feel like she’s still here?

A young man goes deep into the forest to live in a cabin and record sounds from the wilderness for his electronic music.

Martha has stopped listening to her intuition and her life begins to suffer. After a strange encounter, she starts to reassess and begin her journey of self-discovery.

GYN01D is a collaged film following the origin story of artist/cyborg Mi55SH3LL and is influenced by the lesbian experience, and how the artist connected with her own queerness throughout her adolescence living in a homophobic environment. Mi55SH3LL is obsessed with queer liberation informed by new technologies, digital systems and the internet. She is motivated by the idea that the cyberspace is another space for us to exist in and what the implications would be for queer identities. Mi55SH3LL is inspired by how these could be used as generative tools in creating work that is concerned with queer futures. The story is stitched together using found sound from science fiction movies to video games.

It’s Halloween night, and 13-year-old Blair has just moved into a new neighbourhood. She carves a pumpkin who magically comes to life! They go out on a fun adventure filled with tricks and treats. However, her anxiety gets the better of her when it comes to making new friends.

The “At Home with…” team spends some time with football referee Nick Mullins, a man who has dreamt of being a referee since he was a child. We follow Nick as he copes with life in lockdown during the peak of the Covid-19 pandemic, which has kept him away from his beloved job. Nick opens up and gives us an insight into his life, his passions and his dreams for the future.

'DISMAYED' a short student film set during World War One using toy soldiers, lighting and cinematography to recreate the horror, distortion and isolation of the war. The idea of this isn't really to represent a plot as such, more to present and display provocative emotions to the audience and invoke their feelings towards the film and as well as the horrors of World War One.

It's business as usual for a deep space pilot until a strange anomaly hits her ship and knocks it off course.

A girl comes home to a familiar, but unwelcome, stranger.

To help fund his education and pay his rent Daniel has started a new job as an on demand takeaway rider. It's a lonely job and he struggles to connect with people, but Kelly in the chip shop is determined to get through to him.

Catherine is the bisexual, OCD daughter of an Irish Catholic Deacon and she’s got a hell of a lot to say about it.

A tree begins to question whether it may actually be a man tripping on hallucinogens.

May 2021 will mark the centenary of the birth of British animator Bob Godfrey. To celebrate, The Bob Godfrey Collection is making a new documentary looking at the life and career of this Oscar & BAFTA legend of British animation. Featuring archive footage, interviews of Bob himself and new contemporary interviews, the documentary will look at all aspects of Bob’s life, from his beginnings as a background artist through to becoming an Oscar winning filmmaker , as well as his career as a Royal Marine Commando.

The story of Princess Diana's former butler, charting his rise and the events of 2002, when he stood trial and was cleared of stealing items belonging to the Princess of Wales. Interviews with those who know Burrell best, including his brother and his ghost writer - as well as royal journalists and insiders - reveal how he went from footman to household name.

Eleri has been caring for her mum, Luned, since she was a child. But both have become so invested in their reversed roles of parent and child, that they’ve lost sight of one another and the true connection between them.

The filmmaker tries to communicate with the sheep living where his parents are buried.

documents how James Bushe campaigned to overturn discriminatory legislation and made history by becoming Europe’s first HIV-positive newly qualified commercial pilot.

Full live performance of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s album ‘Symphonic Suites’, featuring Evita, Sunset Boulevard and The Phantom Of The Opera. Filmed at the West End’s newly-restored historic Theatre Royal Drury Lane.

Cesar Picton lived on Kingston High Street on the outskirts of London at the end of the 18th century, in the midst of the British Industrial Revolution. As a child, he was brought to England on a slave ship from Senegal and grew up as a servant of Sir John Phillips. He later gained independence and became a successful coal merchant and a wealthy gentleman who lived in a white house by the River Thames. A local man comes across this white house during a walk through the town centre. He calls a phone number that he finds on a sign outside the building. At a time of restricted human interaction, this attempt to make contact with the house’s former inhabitant from 200 years ago takes an unexpected turn.

Cuties explores the elusive beauty in how we as a species continue forward in spite of our proclivity for destruction.

A look at the taboo surrounding adult breastfeeding, exploring a growing underground scene that ranges from women producing milk for their partners to the lucrative lactation porn industry.

A cultural encounter between a British lady and her Arab neighbour during lockdown.

A priest struggles to choose between his faith and his love.

Film following the efforts to rescue one of the most important and influential seaplanes of WWII when it became stranded in the notorious waters of the Loch Ness.

Is it Alan? Veronica? Darren? Toobaadooshee? Or Binky? The chase continues as Darren and his villainous cohort, consisting of the sassy Toobaadooshee and the bouncy Binky, endure their quest for the Bars of Elements. Alan and Veronica face off against perilous odds to protect the fabled artefact from evil. But there is a traitor mong them that will betray them all...

During the COVID19 pandemic, a call went out to fans of the BBC TV science fiction series DOCTOR WHO to film personal videos of how they coped with being confined in their homes for months on end. Shot on mobile phones, laptops, tablets and cameras …anything they could lay their hands on … the following film is the result. It's an inspiring tale of the indomitable human spirit - all wrapped up in some utterly unique stories and videos!

The Tragical History of the Life and Death of Doctor Faustus, commonly referred to simply as Doctor Faustus, is an Elizabethan tragedy by Christopher Marlowe, based on German stories about the title character Faust.

Cloud Boy journeys through his insecurities and issues growing up. But as college approaches, he decides to become a more independent person. A semi-autobiography about the experiences of living with Autism.

From the makers of I Scream on the Beach! , The Allotment’ is one man’s journey to, well, his allotment, while being stalked by a mad man in a baby mask. Shot on mobile phones during the easing of lockdown in 2020.

Jessica bumps into a man with half a million pounds in cash, Paul attempts a FaceTime date in a restaurant, and Mick the gangster debates America’s gun laws. Follow the lives of Londoners as technology and coincidence constantly interrupt them.

A sapphic video poem

After a young boy is traumatized after viewing the body of his passed mother, he becomes Haunted by the figure of her body.

An animated film based on the painting about Max Ernst of the same title, he said that a “fevervision” he had experienced when he was sick with measles as a child inspired him to compose the haunting scene that unfolds in Two Children Are Threatened by a Nightingale. Merging collage and painting, he affixed a wooden gate, parts of a toy house, and a knob to a dreamlike painted landscape. A blue sky dominates the composition, and in it a small nightingale hovers above two young girls. The painting features what would come to be identified as the defining preoccupations of Surrealism, a movement in which Ernst was a central figure: dreams and the unconscious; sexuality (as represented, for example, by the girl’s phallic knife); and incongruous juxtapositions.

Deep in the heart of Autodale lives their Mayor. As old as the town itself, a once great inventor, now a gangly and decaying but undying thing which the townsfolk have long forgotten, but continue to echo his machine-obsessed beliefs.

Declan McKenna live from London's Brixton Academy during his 'Zeros' tour

Bayanihan with Love is a project made in response to the adverse effects of the pandemic on the Filipino community in the UK.

Neil Hannon invites us into his ‘mind palace’, the place inside his head where his career lives, as he looks back on 30 years of The Divine Comedy.

This silent film is from a body of work made in the film maker's home during the Covid-19 pandemic when he found it difficult to make other work due to social distancing. The work consists of films of the walls of the interior of his house, or views of the outside world filmed through windows of the house. This is a short time lapse film showing the movement of areas of light and shadows across a wall in the corner of a room over a period of several hours.

4 friends are out on a camping trip when an evil form begins to posses them and take over their lives...

Doctor Who directors Michael Briant, Graeme Harper and Tim Combe take an epic road trip to all the filming locations from Season 8 as they discuss directing the show in the early 1970s.

A young man with sensory processing difficulties faces his biggest challenge yet.

When the citizens of the small farming village of Dobre vote for a mythical creature, democracy comes face to face with reality.

A boat navigates a tumultuous sea of mushrooms whilst searching for her lost sister ship.

A special programme commemorating the launch of GB News.

Several individuals venture to stop a serial killer.

A short documentary/drama based in the little known world of a dancing woman. Set in the vibrant city of Lahore "Her My Voice" tells the emotional story of Komal. A deaf mute transsexual, as she reconnects with her father after he suddenly falls ill leading to a stroke.