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A story of the sad egg.

Follows different character’s adventures as they all happen simultaneously across the universe.

Palestinian students with disabilities from the Islamic University of Gaza recount their experiences in occupied Gaza under siege and bombardment by the Israeli military.

Filmed at night in the director’s aunt’s garden in Cornwall in 2019, Do you ever bend over and dribble? traces the notes of a diary in a state of nocturnal purgation.

In 2024, 82 people lost their lives crossing the English Channel while seeking safety in the UK. In the wake of grief, a poignant journey along the coast of the English port town of Dover slowly confronts the darker undercurrents beneath the surface.

I loved touring 'Quip Off The Mark' around the world and chuffed everyone can now see it here for free. This show is for people who love jokes, one-liners, word-play, puns and good old fashioned switcheroos. There are also some of my trademark improvised gags on random topics and a couple of heckle put-downs too. If you haven't see me before but you love Milton Jones, Gary Delaney, Tim vine, Stewart Francis, Jimmy Carr or Mitch Hedberg then you'll like this show.

The life of a South Indian man whose love for flowers goes unnoticed.

A diverse cross section of tired, drunk, disgruntled, joyous and riotous strangers, pushed together within the confines of the last train home.

Kings for a Day: Football’s Giantkillers is a thrilling documentary that celebrates the greatest underdog stories in football history. From lower-league teams shocking elite clubs to unforgettable FA Cup upsets, this film captures the magic, passion, and drama of football’s biggest surprises. Relive legendary moments where the impossible became reality and see how these teams etched their names into football folklore.

Busy busy. British activity in the 1940s – steelworks, mining, glass & plastic, exercise, dancing, brass bands and scientific discovery – was just so intense. If time didn’t exist, all of our movement would get caught onto itself. Bodies and objects densely crushed like rock.

A Mothman Mockumentary

After rediscovering a lost bond with a memory from his past, heartbroken Orestes attempts to lead his love back into his present. Anchored to it, he stretches the past to its limits and faces a choice of preserving the memory as it was or altering it beyond recognition.

After being captured in the forest by a strange and enigmatic man, a young man breaks free, only to be swept into a dreamlike voyage through his past, present, and future. Memories blur with possibility as his life unfolds before him in ways he never expected.

During lockdown I started an experiment, filming each full moon for a year. I also tried to ‘understand’ lunar science but whatever books I read I couldn’t seem to hold the facts in my head. Instead, each month I was surprised by the things I observed directly – a fingernail sliver moon, a punch hole in the sky. Because the repetition of that act of filming meant I noticed both consistency and changes – clear nights, cloudy nights, masked moons, moving moons. Filming made me stop and look. A vital reminder: it’s the looking that matters.

Inside a prison, a young man confronts the emotional wreckage of his crime through sessions with the prison psychologist-reliving the past, facing the pain he caused, and search for redemption in the aftermath of a life-altering choice.

8.75mm film - a celluloid format unique to China and never circulated elsewhere, was a film format where no camera was made for. This print film stock was primarily used for mobile projection... What is a film without a camera? This question was explored through cameraless filmmaking techniques such as photogramming 8.75 archival prints onto 16mm. Here, the images and sounds of resistance are folded into the tales of the cinematic invention. Reimagining a format that once resisted circulation as a medium through which other forms of narrative appear...

Four bounty hunters come together to take out a fifth.

A healing animation that explores the hidden feelings of people affected by self-harm, fostering compassion, understanding, and self-reconciliation while reminding us that pain and healing are universal human experiences.

Love, sex, desire, trauma, fantasy, spiritual ideas and peace. The power of the brain, the subconscious. An end of life story, to give joy to herself and those she loves.

This languidly observed documentary joins a community of keen open water swimmers in Leeds, an increasingly popular spot for this cathartic pastime. Through short reflections with the participants, the film shares their joy and connection with nature.

When an abandoned painting comes to life to haunt its owner, can the two reconcile?. A story exploring identity.

Cats, poo, Range Rovers. A true-life documentary that playfully critiques class entitlement and praises the resilience of local artistic communities — feline and human alike.

How Elizabeth II adopted an extraordinarily successful approach to her public appearances.

In the mid-2000s, Rick Canty lost his mother and their home in Barry, Wales. Evicted, he climbed onto his roof in protest, remaining there for years. Rick on the Roof uses candid interviews and archive to reveal how his quiet neighbourhood transformed into a thriving community. Neighbours threw street parties and rallied around Rick through storms, until he was injured under mysterious circumstances. Amidst the backdrop of today’s cost of living crisis, the town reflects on Rick’s extraordinary defiance. This bittersweet documentary tells the peculiar story of one man on a roof who inspired and united a working-class Welsh community.

Follow the lives of LEGO people around the world

The film follows surfers Pacha Luque Light and Lucy Small on a powerful journey across Ecuador, where they meet and learn from women deeply connected to their surroundings and communities who face urgent environmental struggle. As Pacha reconnects with her Ecuadorian roots, she also begins to redefine her identity, revealing how personal and collective transformation are intertwined.

A portrait of a young boys grief. Through a shared passion for photography.

The following video shows the tragic tale of obsession gone too far. In the summer of 2023 three teens led by the Eclectic Eoin Reitman went on a daring expedition to prove his brothers death was at the hands of Goblins!

Unexpected encounters on the coast of Wales weave the ancient tale of changing boundaries between forest and sea. Could these strange stories be a clue to what might happen to life today and in the future? The film shifts in time and scale. It shows the deep past of tree cells splitting while reproducing and the prehistory of forest, last alive 4,500 years ago in Cardigan Bay. It draws on Welsh archaeology, ancient forest and questions the past and future of communities, territory and trees. Do the uncanny scenes of the past with their tantalising sounds reflect the strangeness associated with our times of local and global heating and ecological breakdown?

This is the remarkable story of the origins of Scottish mountaineering and of Hugh Thomas Munro, the man whose name has become synonymous with Scotland's highest mountains. While modern-day athletes test themselves against these timeless mountain summits, Munro's enduring list of "Mountains Exceeding 3,000 Feet in Height" has evolved into a cultural cornerstone of modern-day Scotland, building a legacy that Munro himself could never have imagined. Scottish mountaineering as we know it originated in the sciences, academia and the arts. But these hill-going pioneers came across a society in the Highland glens that had only just undergone immense upheaval with far-reaching consequences. Their journeys bridged societies, language, class and culture in pursuit of the very summits we still climb to this day.

A young woman enjoys a walk home alone after evening drinks with her friends. But what was meant to be a quick journey home, turns into a panicked attempt to free herself from an uncomfortable encounter.

After a daunting message, the countdown starts. Will he make it for 2PM?

Student life told in chronological vlogs over first year.

Overwhelmed by an ever-growing pile of homework, two students take matters into their own hands, building a deep-thinking artificial intelligence, 'S.I. - Superficial Intelligence' to do the work for them. But as S.I. learns at an alarming rate, it starts thinking for itself. What began as the perfect solution quickly spirals into chaos. Have they created a groundbreaking invention—or an unstoppable problem?

A couple's relationship is at its worse after experimental brain surgery changed the personality of Alex, his fiance, Ava tries her best but some evil forces are at play and are secretly pulling the strings.

Brian's night out takes a seriously wrong turn when he and his mate Reg ingest some bizarre pills. The night devolves into hallucinogenic chaos, physical mutations, and a close encounter of the alien kind.

Most people avoid bus stops, he visited all of them, on purpose. An enthusiastically dull story about a man who caught a bus.

Exploring the decline of Luton’s once-thriving Caribbean culture, tracing how pivotal events and institutions have faced defunding over the years, leaving the town’s Caribbean and cultural identity in question.

Queer Margate locals bravely shared short, heartfelt letters addressed to their younger selves in a celebration of the strength and beauty found in living authentically and the transformative power of sharing our stories.

For two centuries, the Sycamore Gap tree stood as an iconic sentinel along Hadrian's Wall, shaping the landscape and lives of Northumberland. Its sudden destruction triggered an international outpouring of grief. This film examines the tree's cultural and emotional significance through local voices, highlighting the enduring power of history in our present.

When a teenage boy is mysteriously gifted a polaroid of a suspicious location, He learns that there will be consequences for his actions.

You're walking down a lane trying to outpace your problems, or escape your mind, but your brain isn't going anywhere without you.

Hatched in Fire is a powerful story of rebellion & the fight for human rights as a gay Ukrainian, & how his journey of resistance continues in Scotland after the russian invasion.

Lipstick - Student short film

Featuring fire fighters, residents and police, an in-depth look at the Los Angeles wildfires that have raged for days. Why did the infernos get so out of control? Can LA ever recover?

A brand slogan triggers a spiritual crisis.

A record of an educational experiment in the small town of Chesterfield in Derbyshire.

purple spots tells the story of a child’s perspective of her past experiences

Edited found footage and original audio of the filmmaker's late stepfather, Esmond Bristol, which pairs themes of gaming, escapism and nature with the harsh disparities of racialised surveillance, institutionalisation and poverty across the UK.

Witness 90 years of the ‘Steel City’, captured on film, reflecting the people, changing places and the unique identity of Sheffield.

“A Big Adventure” is an intimate and poetic documentary in which filmmaker Hero Hemmingsley captures the final journey of his father, Winston Hemmingsley, following his terminal cancer diagnosis in Glasgow. After a year of silence between Hero and his father, the news of his father's heart attack unexpectedly brings them back together.

A PSA on why bananas are a danger to our society

Three friends have adventures during a walk of the Circle Line in London.

A documentary about growing political polarisation in the UK. Featuring interviews with the general public, academics, public figures and social media influencers.

Eschewing music documentary conventions in favor of playful, ‘Varda-esque’ experimentation, this short, multi-media portrait celebrates the rituals and routines of reclusive British songwriter and painter, Mark Fry. What unfolds is a pensive amble through the landscapes of Fry’s life and present circumstances in the Norman countryside.

Filmmaker Colm Laverty looks at the story of Craigavon, a new city developed in line with the movement towards high-tech commmunal living. This film blends archive footage and contemporary interviews to tell the story of the Craigavon New City project and reflect on the hopes, complexities, and legacy of the project sixty years on.

Children Of Albion follows painter-artist Ben Edge as he embarks on his magnum opus - a dramatic, Bosch-inspired altarpiece tracing Britain’s evolution from prehistory to present.

After the death of her gentle grandfather—the only protective figure—the filmmaker's mother’s mental state began to unravel. In an attempt to find spiritual grounding and emotional clarity, mother and daughter travel together to Tibet, seeking distance and faith as a way to make sense of their fractured past.

Celebrating the life and legacy of one of Britain's greatest athletes.