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A short expository documentary looking at the dividing opinions and legacy of Edward Colston in Bristol

Travis Helders invites Ella Verneuil Capulet for a trip to the supermarket.

A horned child awakes in an abandoned seaside town. Trying to find his way home he meets a fowl mouthed cat and a selection of eccentric and unhelpful locals. But something else is also following him. A short film about isolation and disassociation with a northern British comedy twist.

See Auschwitz as never before in this brand new documentary. With rare access to key sites including the gas chambers, barracks, guard towers, and the commandant’s house the film traces the chilling evolution of the camp as it became the largest Nazi death camp.

A hardened debt collector agrees to deliver confession letters for his former partner, now a priest, only to uncover the devastating consequences of their shared criminal past - including a truth that forces him to confront his own guilt.

Samuel tries to get his essay completed before the deadline.

George VI’s younger brother, Prince George, the Duke of Kent, died in a military plane crash in 1942. This documentary explores his life and the circumstances surrounding his untimely death; and attempts to shed light on the many theories and questions that have been raised over the years.

A women recites a poem about a past relationship.

A frustrated young woman, convinced she can communicate with ghosts, decides to kill herself, return as a spirit, and finally prove herself to her dubious friends.

A short film about all the things I filmed within a student year, set to the haunting tones of REM's 'Shiny Happy People'

Norwegian Trans elder Esben Esther Pirelli Benestad contemplates her life and mortality in this intimate documentary.

A record of a radical art project by Deptford’s Heads Bodies Legs Collective.

Elaine Jeffries, Chairperson of Ravelrig RDA, speaks to a group of Edinburgh College students about the organisation's history, its goals, and the importance of inclusive activities in today's society. Volunteer Lynn shares her experience, motivation, and involvement within the organisation. The film also follows Rachael, a participant and horse rider, exploring how her involvement has positively impacted her life and the lives of other members. More than a film about physical activity, this documentary highlights how community, inclusion, and shared purpose create a safe and supportive space for those who need it, and how everyone has the power to make a difference.

In a town where the past never stays buried, the children of the esteemed families of Hallowridge find themselves trapped in a cycle that began long before they were born. When a new death echoes a tragedy from decades ago, old secrets rise to the surface — threatening to tear apart the people who’ve spent their lives trying to outrun them. Whispers turn to clues. Clues turn to consequences. And the truth… refuses to stay hidden.

Jack Lenney struggles to solve a murder after he begins going to therapy and takes his prescribed drugs. Set in the 1920’s.

A comedian and his girlfriend wait for a coach from Victoria Coach Station in London.

From Tuesday to Friday, I see a lot of Ava McLoughlin. I love her; you will too. Here is what I see of Ava in a week.

The spatial memories of "you" and the toilet are deconstructed into fragmented visual poetry: "you" crying in the toilet, "you" dancing in the toilet, "you" restless in the toilet, "you" asleep in the toilet…

The captain of a sinking doesn't want to come across as needy...

An unnamed individual emerges from a cocoon before having a public breakdown.

Ms. Park is a GCSE English teacher who has fallen pregnant under modern-day England. But she is scared about the country she's bringing her child into.

Nancy came to the UK from Kerala to work as a nurse, and her husband Tony accompanied her as a dependent. Tony, who was a civil engineer in his home country, believed he could earn a good income by finding a job in civil engineering in the UK.

A Writer - the last man on Earth, records his thought process to the only person who will listen. Himself…

A sick man is overcome with resentment and spite toward his dying wife, whom he has been caring for during her illness.

As a boy and a girl meet at a pool party, something begins to stir underground. Their small talk is soon interrupted by the whispers of a silicon baby doll.

A strange depiction of the famous quote from Shakespeare’s Hamlet.

A burglar on the run accidentally leaves a trail of cash that leads a homeless man into an unexpected discovery.

Small time Police Detective, Dean Frank, and his newly wed wife, Lucia Frank, Investigate a brutal death of an Actress. We follow Curtis and Morrisey, seeing how and why they killed that girl.

A camera straight out of a video game hovers through artificial landscapes and portals. In a ghostly house, a fantasy video game is being played on a computer screen: how are virtual space, toxic masculinity, gaming and fantasy connected?

A film student who desperately needs to hand in a short film project turns to his higher scoring but eccentric and odd classmate to help him come up with and shoot an idea, although he will come to realise that all is not as it seems...

Documentary of musician Zak Temple

Brainrot 2026 is a horror comedy in the style of Evil Dead 2. It follows a group of teens at a house party, when it suddenly turns to shit after a few of the guests drink beer from a satanic barrel, causing havoc and chaos. Who will survive the wrath of the BRAINROT?

Rookie detective is sent on a new daring case to solve the case of missing condiments across cereal county.

Walking from Margate to Broadstairs, Voicing Project's community choir were given scores written by Noa Costello, composed in response to the coastline and inspired by Irish Gaelic folk songs of pilgrimage. Deciphered collectively on the day, the soundscape unfolds as they walk along the North Sea Coast.

A portrait of a Scottish community, land and heritage.

Closer to the truth? In this gripping documentary, a forensic scientist and pathologist reinvestigate two murder-suicides from 90s that may in fact have been double murders.

Wheel Vs Horse follows a young man who experiences dental pain and the big realisation

Young man Jack Curtis gets his life turned upside down when his deadbeat father attempts to reconnect into his life

Travel to Kakuma Refugee Camp in northwestern Kenya, one the world's biggest refugee camps and home to nearly 300,000 people. In an investigation into the realities of long-term displacement, the film follows five refugees representing different income levels within the camp: from Rose, among the poorest households, to Maker, one of the better-off residents. Each protagonist shares their story in their own words, offering intimate portraits of work, family life, ambition, and survival. By focusing on representative lives, Refugee Stories challenges dominant media narratives that depict refugees only in extreme situations, revealing the quiet inequalities that shape daily existence and determine what people can eat, learn, hope for, and plan.

‘Roadwytch’ is a hybrid art film and pseudo-documentary offering an intimate portrait of a roadside magic practitioner in a world where mysticism was never lost.

An experimental short made in response to Linda Jankowska's score exploring liminal stages of life and death

The film follows an unidentified ghostly entity that travels through nocturnal shimmer. It is an ‘egregore’, a collective being formed by unconscious memories. Inspired by 1980s and 1990s Chinese children’s science fiction media, the film reimagines electricity not just as infrastructure, but as a living force. The images drift through the peripheral glimmers of a nocturnal city, where unfinished imaginings of the future slip into another world.

A melancholic young man decides to leave everything behind.

Documentary about the experiences of Irish and Pakistani elders in Cricklewood.

Short micro cinematic film produced in and around London, showing how even in the busy days in London, you can slow down and find small moments of peace. Film and original music by Ethan McInerney

As his mother’s memories slip away, a man goes to extraordinary lengths to preserve their relationship while navigating the fragile terrain of a new romance.

Gretel Land was an independent micro nation with its own flag, constitution, currency, passports and government. This film follows an interview with ex-Prime Minister Gretel as she is confronted with some hard truths about her time as leader and the downfall of her once proud nation.

Asleep. Incomplete. Awake. Fire up. Get Moving. Get Distracted. Eat. Go Out. Do Something. See People. Hear Music. Feel Something.

On the night of Christmas Eve, two burglars break into a town home craving a sugary snack, but they didn't account for something.

A standoff reveals unsettling truths for an old cowboy.

Blooming in Silence is a queer dramedy about two flatmates, one bold in her love and the other still discovering hers, navigating friendship, identity, and quiet acts of courage.

This is my third and final short film to my Fyrhtu Unkent (2026) trilogy, this final instalment taking place multiple years later and expanding whilst introducing new themes to the franchises overall meaning of the feeling of loneliness being lost and then the concept of acceptance of grief in a mental hell on Earth.

This is my follow up to the previous Fyrhtu Unkent (2026), this one taking place multiple years later and expanding on the themes and meanings to the first, only this time darker... much darker...

This is a short experimental horror piece meant to evoke fear along with heart. The meaning is left up to the viewers personal interpretation. A possible takeaway for me is the feeling of loneliness, isolation and regret before death.

This is a short psychological drama/horror film about the fears of the darkness in especially your teenage years.

Following a group of seaweed harvesters along the Cornish coastline, navigating the changing relationship between coastal communities, food traditions, marine ecosystems, and environmental stewardship.

An assassin grapples with his own morality after completing his first job. But will it be his last?

The Bible. So What? aims to provoke and address the kinds of questions a spectator might have about the Bible, which, although frequently overlooked, has shaped the moral, legal and cultural foundation of the Western world for the past 1,600 years. I aim to challenge the postmodern relativist impulse to find new meanings as I try to reorient the spectator towards the ‘grand narrative’ of the Bible. By reading it themselves, viewers may discover a deeper sense of meaning, purpose, personal significance, direction and ultimate truth in the Christian gospel, a personally meaningful metanarrative grounded in history, tradition and revelation. Although I present a single perspective due to the time constraints of my brief, the counterargument to my film is already present, as misrepresentations of the Christian faith frequently obscure and corrupt public impressions of the Bible. Therefore, I want to draw the focus back to the Bible, what it says, and show that it is worth reading.

A lost episode of a critically acclaimed 90s horror TV show discovered on VHS.