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A darkly comedic horror mystery set in the Wiltshire countryside, The Trouser Thief follows a detective investigating a bizarre murder, uncovering strange occurrences and supernatural elements that lead to a mysterious, unsettling killer.
A Pub Story is a journey through pubs that came into British South Asian ownership against a backdrop of the social unrest and systemic racism of the 1960's and 1970's. Through the common language of beer, food and a strong sense of community spirit, Desi pubs continue to thrive in the UK. These landlords open up about their lives.
Recently out of prison, John risks everything for a forbidden meeting with his ex and daughter, unveiling secrets, as their fragile connection teeters on the edge.
When Leon Harrogate accidentally intercepts the delivery of a mysterious ring with supernatural capabilities, the evil Lord Sinister schemes to retrieve it. Leon must harness the ring's power to fend off the dark lord and his klutzy henchman and stop them using the ring for purposes of evil.
An overview about the non-action genre movies by Italian director Enzo G. Castellari.
The story of the young Coinneach Odhar, as he was known then, who one day stumbles upon a seeing stone, which gives him the ability to see into the future. Now cursed with second sight, he is left to suffer the knowledge of every detail of his life and death.
Mentally set in the artist’s childhood Jerusalem bedroom, ‘bring me a thought I can act on’ is a visual play-diary exploring the state of exile; wondering and wandering through thoughts on how to love a homeland. While drawing on dance and color as fleeted memory systems within disappeared identities, this film is a personal exploration of what the body remembers about itself once the mind forgets.
In a classic bonding exercise, city boy Alisdair and his estranged father Chris search the forest near their Scottish Highlands hometown for a fabled set of elk antlers.
Without using any dialogue, director Lewis Pashley comments on the beauty and simplicity of connecting with nature through the tale of a Yorkshire coal miner. He gets through his claustrophobic profession by racing pigeons in the open air.
Two teens sneak into a church to hold a funeral for their guinea pig.
A fresh coat of paint signifies a fresh start, But I only feel the walls growing thicker, and the room getting smaller. Shot entirely on VHS, Painted Room is an eerie, esoteric exploration of displacement and memory, told through the quiet rituals of a painter moving into a new home. As he brushes fresh coats onto the walls, strange visitors begin to appear—ghosts not of the dead, but of the displaced. The film interrogates what it means to replace the old with the new. Each layer of paint becomes a scar of those who came before—a visual metaphor for lives overwritten but not erased.
As a suicidal man hands over serious cash to a stranger as part of an exchange, it's clear that everything is not what it seems. Hired killings are on the menu, but just who is pulling the strings?
Inspired by personal experience, this film delves into the mesmerising yet devastating process of a house fire. From the trance-like dance of flames to the encroachment of vibrant mould this film ultimately seeks to find beauty in tragedy.
An assistant goes to collect a client's benefit payment. The client has ambitions.
In a future dystopian society, George realises not everything is as it seems once he ceases to take his daily Milk and Pill
Chris, a struggling fiction writer, spirals into obsession after a devastating breakup with his girlfriend, Violet. Desperate to preserve their love, he writes a novel chronicling their relationship, blending heartfelt memories with fiction. The book, Last Place on Earth, becomes a bestseller, earning Chris acclaim as a grieving, romantic soul. But beneath the public praise lies a dark and unsettling truth that reveals the depths of his obsession. As the lines between reality and delusion blur, Chris's obsession leads him down a path of manipulation, control, and chilling revelations.
Struggling to defrost his car on a freezing winter night, a man realises he’s not alone in the vehicle.
A debut short film, using beautiful imagery of places in England—grass, mountains, insects, lakes, wildlife, etcetera, in almost a poetic way; Nostalgic for anyone who has ever lived properly.
A work of speculative cinematic writing, the film is about war and displacement, architecture and place-making. It tells the fragmented biography of the so-called Rock Church, an iconic building in Helsinki and its architects who were excluded from the canon of Finnish modernism. The architects' personal history of displacement due to the Finnish Winter War of 1939 and Soviet occupation is braided with the war on present-day Gaza. Past and present histories, temporalities and geographies fold into, and over one another collapsing time, place and identities narratively to consider, in the gentlest of tones, the impact of atrocities on contemporary lifeworlds.
Upcoming Alfie Horne Film
A European art collector’s visit to the British Museum’s ‘special collections’ raises suspicions when he fixates on a particular object. As he presses the curator for its acquisition, he stirs internal conflict, revealing the object’s controversial history.
This is the first film from Director Lloyd Allen. It is an experimental film, compiling shots of nature over music, also composed by Lloyd Allen.
In 1973, two Mississippi men claimed they were abducted by aliens while fishing on the Pascagoula River. The Pascagoula Case revisits this chilling case with new evidence, expert insight, and a story that still challenges belief half a century later.
"The Red List" chronicles Kevin’s year-long quest to collect seeds from 25 endangered species in a desperate race against time. Set against the backdrop of the hottest year on record, this gripping documentary reveals the immense challenges he faces: navigating bureaucratic red tape, battling the relentless impacts of climate change, and enduring the personal losses of key team members. With every seed collected, Kevin and his team carry the fragile hope of safeguarding Wales’ biodiversity for generations to come.
A student film following an unnamed character as their identify is stripped from them.
Mara returns to her seaside hometown after years away, caught between nostalgia and an uncertain future. A chance reunion with Jack, a childhood friend who never left, leads them through a day of quiet conversations and shared memories. Together, they realise that growing up doesn’t mean having all the answers, and that home isn’t always a place, but a feeling you slowly find again.
In Survivor we follow 12-year-old Ivor Perl from a small town in Hungary to the gates of Auschwitz, Kaufering, Allach, and Dachau, witnessing the unspeakable horrors of the Holocaust. From being herded onto a cattle truck and narrowly avoiding the gas chambers and ovens, to enduring hunger, typhus, and unimaginable loss, we ultimately see the unbreakable bond between two brothers and their miraculous survival.
The Moko Jumbie, stilt-walking spirit found in Caribbean carnival culture, wanders around South London’s Market Row in Brixton Village
At his lowest point, a man is forced to confront his past in a world shaped by his memories. Struggling with guilt and regret, he relives moments of both success and failure, facing the choices that led him here. Each memory challenges him to reckon with his fears and unresolved pain. Through this journey, he begins to realize that true strength lies in accepting the past and learning to move forward, offering him a chance at emotional healing and self-acceptance.
MICO and his band brought the Internet Hometown Hero Tour to London and to screens worldwide. The final show of the tour was specially recorded and livestreamed to the whole world.
Through the eyes of a 60-year-old contemporary dancer, Still Moving explores ageing and identity, embracing the echoes of who we were and the grace of who we are becoming.
A Sense of Limit is an essay film that interrogates the illusion of a singular, objective world. From birth, our reality is shaped and limited by our senses—but other creatures inhabit radically different ones. Juxtaposing Super 8 imagery with reflective narration, the film explores how animals perceive and navigate realities through senses often beyond our imagination.
What seems like a typical day in the life of Stephen Miller, juggling a tired marriage, work, and online games to repay his never-ending debts, turns out to be the day he encounters a double-faced fate...
A young filmmaker tries to get a better understanding of her unconventional mother.
Everyone and everything eventually grows, ages and dies but what happens in the meantime? Four people of varying ages take us through their current lives with stories and opinions that show us how people really change.
Expectations Opening Credits - Inspired by the opening credits of Succession, the HBO Emmy-winning show, in which the Succession Main Title Theme by Nicholas Britell is used. Dedicated to Whitgift.
moi.digital untitled volume titled: conglomerate (02022024-12112024) london collection of untitled episodes from the creation of the conglomerate album
A young couple live in a sitcom esque suburban paradise - for him at least.
Growing up in Lewisham
‘The Frog in the Well’ focuses on the character of Lewis, as his plans to end his own life are interrupted by a kindhearted stranger. The film stars up-and-coming actor Jonny Vernon, alongside My Neighbour Totoro’s Kumiko Mendl as Yoriko
Starting at the atomic scale, we discover how earth was formed, its mis-spent youth, its adventures in parenting and its feelings towards us.
Class 56s on logs over S & C and from South Wales – New 807 units – 37s on Snowplough – Class 20s on stock moves – Main Line locos on Mid Norfolk and Severn Valley Railways – 455 unit in Blue and Grey livery – Hastings Unit on tour – Class 37s on test trains throughout network – D1015 ‘Western Champion’ on charter to Paignton and Westbury plus inaugural tour from Paddington to Birmingham with e.c.s movements – 20 and 50 charter to Kings Lynn – Class 56 to Quainton Road – 37 901 in new livery – Unit Drags with 37s, 47s and 20s – 37s on freight – Locomotive Services HST on charter – 507 001 on Merseyrail – 33 012 and 73 136 on ‘Cornish Riviera Explorer’ – ‘May the Force be with you’ railtour with 59 and 33 haulage – ‘Whistling Highlander’ to Kyle of Lochalsh – ‘Easter Chieftain’ railtour to Highlands – Class 37s on Mallaig line – 69002 & 20302 / 20311 at Swanage Gala
32 Friends are interviewed five years later to discuss finishing university, attempting to mature and preparing for adulthood
In a long-abandoned house, a young woman plays hide and seek with her childhood self, searching also for their binding thread. Language, longing and lost time are hidden, wanting to be found.
I Like The Way You Taste is a short film where our couple, Kaeshelle and Nicholle, embody softness, Black queer love, and the unspoken power of touch. Through intimate moments and the challenges of public affection, they explore how love fosters self-acceptance and growth.
A LICA150 short film based on a scene from Roeg's "Don't Look Now" - taking inspiration from early 2000's romantic comedies.
Two estranged and bereaved sisters, reconnect with each other, by making their recently passed Grandad’s family recipes.
A woman meets a mayfly and then basically more happens.
sincerity in the dying moments of twenty-first century irony
A woman's daily commute is thrown into chaos when she finds the city inexplicably abandoned. Alone is a haunting psychological thriller exploring underlying themes of loneliness and the disconnect many of us feel from one another in our modern world. It explores the way that we can feel lonely even when surrounded by others.
A Man struggles with a unique ability and finds the girl of his dreams. Will this ability stop him from pursuing a life with her?
An 18-year-old girl battles the darkness of trauma and sexual abuse while striving to break free and heal from her past, using the visual and poetic metaphor of drowning to represent her struggle.
All you see is light, and all you fear is the unknown.
A horror story set in a mysterious hotel
An up-and-coming, experimental musician is invited to perform at a remote arctic research outpost for the resident scientists, an unwelcoming world which tests her resolve but expands her audience beyond the atmosphere.
Kaz and Suki visit the abandoned Priory Castle in Cambusnethan, Scotland. In the video, they explore the location and talk about its history while walking through the site.
Ahmed's idyllic life as a nomadic camel-herder is turned upside down when grazing land is sold to private corporations, and he has to choose between keeping his traditional livelihood or modernising with the times.
Emily and Jo have been dancing together their entire lives. A rare chance arises when one spot opens up at a prestigious ballet academy. While they are auditioning together, they both know that most likely only one of them can get in.