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Hana rides her unicycle - because she can.

A short experimental film by Matt Feldman.

A captivating feature-length documentary that offers an intimate glimpse into the lives and journeys of six extraordinary burlesque performers from across the United Kingdom. Through this documentary, the film aims to challenge misconceptions surrounding burlesque and showcase its empowering nature as a celebration of body positivity, creativity, and self-expression.

Tattoo performers including the Massed Pipes and Drums are joined by HM Royal Marines bands and an array of talent from the USA, Canada, Australia, Switzerland and India

Filmed in the serene wildness of Salisbury Centre’s communal garden space, Bee’s Journey follows the perspectives of three individuals and their connection to nature and their identity. This film was imagined and manifested during a Deaf and climate justice-focused filmmaking workshop in collaboration with Take One Action, SQIFF, and Edinburgh Deaf Festival.

An essay on the everyday choreography stipulated by privately owned public space.

As the queer comic Ewan McPherson battles his stammer while performing live, a worker inside his brain tries frantically to prevent the damage caused by negative thoughts by recalling memories of interviews with fellow queer performers and promoters.

A Jewish and a Palestinian journalist talk with mutual understanding about the history of conflict between the Israeli and Palestinian states, right up to the present situation in Gaza in which one of them is caught up.

The world is on fire, why not start a band? First Timers is a DIY punk festival where beginner musicians play for the first time in front of an audience. Over the course of one night, we follow the newest punks brave enough to take the stage.

In a quiet corner, far removed from big money, celebrity status and drug scandals lies the true value of sport. This is a film about friendship and purpose in masters athletics, a place where every five years, getting older means becoming the youngest. Younger follows a group of female athletes in their 60s, 70s and 80s over the course of a year as they prepare to compete in masters competitions. In these competitions, athletes compete in age groups that span five years, 60-64, 65-69 etc. When an athlete moves up an age group they are then the youngest, and this means they are more likely to win or break records. So, as they approach the top end of their classification, they look forward to being a year older and moving up to the next group where they will be the new kid on the block again.

'Torneo; your mum loves us and your neighbour might too.'

A Regency Short Film. After her overbearing mother arranges a loveless marriage, a young aristocrat must consider the price of familial duty when it threatens a forbidden romance with her best friend.

One of the 25 best Straight 8 films for 2024.

Filmed in Kyiv during the start of the full-scale Russian invasion, The Battle For Kyiv follows the story of Ukraine's youngest parliamentarian Sviatoslav Yurash and a group of volunteers as they take up arms to repel the invaders.

The 2nd Volume of moi.digital's personal documentary, "moi.digital untitled"

Annie's dream of running a business becomes increasingly feasible after a visit to her Aunt Mildred's butchery store takes a sinister turn.

Feral Child teamed up with agency Jung Von Matt Donau and live action director Ross Cooper to direct this "Roger Rabbit" inspired spot for the Austrian Federal Ministry for Climate Protection.

After a meetup goes wrong, a sex worker is killed, and her killer undergoes a series of increasingly bizarre and surreal tasks to rid himself of a haunting spirit.

A nurse experiments on a sick patient, leading to an unfortunate demise. A depiction of the relationship between birth, infection, and decay under a surrealist lens using heavily edited archive footage.

The sordid story of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor's war years in the Caribbean, involving scandals of extravagant spending, prejudice, race riots and murder.

Yet another field of sheep is observed in this short sequel to the orignal Field of Sheep.

A celebratory tribute to the TV legend, host of the likes of Supermarket Sweep and Pets Win Prizes, and one the most successful prime-time presenters of his generation.

Inspired by the sci-fi novel I have no mouth and i must scream, ihavenovoiceandimustscream dives into the mind of someone with social anxiety. Using archive material from popular films that famously showcase idealised friendships and relationships with others, (Wayne's World, Bill and Ted's excellent adventure, Clue, Eraserhead, The Room, and Finding Nemo), and original music by the director, the visual poem encapsulates the feeling of losing ones own voice when around other people and the difficulty of connecting with others and expressing oneself.

Name TBD Documentary set in Cambodia

Andy, a broken man, is in physical and mental torment as he tries to deal with personal trauma. Unsure where his life is leading him, a chance encounter with a struggling single mother provides them both with a chance to share their stories and comprehend how fate has brought them to this place, this meeting point.

A gay man must hide in the closet after his lover's father comes home early.

The search for salvation is bleak and hopeless in a world ravaged by aimless and never ending violence. A lone wanderer struggles to find purpose both within and without, whilst fighting for survival.

Dusking is a project by the artist Lucy Wright—a newly invented tradition, conceived as the counterpart to the morris dancing that takes place on 1 May marking the arrival of summer. Taking place instead on 31 October, it invites participants—who join in remotely around the world—to ‘dance the sun down’ and honour the gifts of rest, reflection and replenishment associated with the darker months of the year. 'Mirie it is' is Lucy’s own contribution to this continuing tradition, a 3-part performance embodying each of the three stages of scientific twilight—civil, when the sun dips between 0 and 6 degrees below the horizon; nautical (when it’s below 12 degrees – and most stars can be seen with the naked eye) and astronomical, when just a little light is still left in the sky.

The extraordinary story of young pianist Lucy - the first winner of Channel 4's The Piano. As she's propelled into the limelight, how do Lucy and her piano teacher Daniel cope with her fame?

Me, Raani is a single mother's desperation for societal status reflected in her desire to buy a birthday present for her daughter that she can't afford.

Bandwagon-jumper Sam Nicoresti takes on the barking curs of hate and vivisects the woke frog in this full length comedy extravaganza.

This story takes place during the events of Picard Season 2 Episode 1, the Tholians are reacting to a new Borg Incursion and Captain Keeley must do all she can to maintain galactic peace.

I just need 10 words to make Lachy happy, so here it is

After serving two decades for drug charges, Craig Sweat launches Uncle Budd, New York's first black-owned cannabis brand in the legal market, but faces obstacles raised by his past.

Film by Hayley Shelton, Sebastiana Mazzocchio & Fraizer Cockle

Through a partly fictionalised account of the Clavie burning, the film weaves together industry and tradition. Its score and pacing deliberately echo eco and folk horror cinema, heightening tensions between extraction, mythology, and the natural world.

A little girl, Madeline, takes us on a tour of her beloved childhood home. The more rooms we explore, she slowly remembers the strange and disturbing events that led to her death.

Larksong is an exploratory documentary that journeys through a landscape on the edge of Pennine Moors in Northern England. With an 18th century nonconformist chapel as a central motif, the film captures a distinctive history and topography, laced with the imprints of the traditional textile workers, mills and industries that shaped the environment.

Edinburgh and its people in 26 letters and 13 numbers: About spreading love and kindness and baking pancakes.

After a chance encounter on a crowded subway, Matt and Sofia are immediately drawn to each other. However, as they start to fall in love, they realise that their pasts hold dark secrets that threaten to tear them apart.

In the aftermath of the attack and murder of 16-year-old Brianna Ghey, ITV News investigates key court evidence and an interview with Ghey's mother at the time of the killing.

Heartbreak is universal, waking up in a new body is not. She's on her 35th life, how many more can she take?"

One girl goes to grim lengths to be beautiful.

A critical zone of radio towers, antennae arrays, satellite ground control stations, radar installations, meteorological instruments, and fibre optic cables populate the region around Longyearbyen.

Alesha is, like many women, fearful of dark paths. However, beggars can’t be choosers when you’re in a rush. In need of a shortcut, she braves 'The Gully', which leads to devastating consequences.

Limen is the Latin word for threshold or passage, a metaphorical or physical line that must be stepped over. This is a documentary that invites you into the liminal spaces that are often overlooked.

A gripping short film about a writer who gets so captivated by his story it starts playing out in real time.

Filmed during a peace demonstration outside the Faslane Naval Base in Scotland where Britain’s nuclear weapons are kept, Witnessing peace shows some of the photographic activities during the demonstration.

Detective Thomas Ibarra gets a new mission in the heart of Sevilla...

After The Ceasefire, the war must go on. Killers are hired to assassinated high value targets and survive. But some may not.

In this short documentary, we follow Jayne Main as she navigates us through the challenges she faces in her day-to-day life, whilst showing how she fights for the deaf community in the UK.

So, Bonnie Land is a short film of gratitude to a wild and beautiful place, and the folk who make it so.

Marion Cross Academy incident: bullied student Charlie seeks revenge after traumatic fire, kills former crush Sam Rubio, escapes prison; Sam's sister Valentina hunts Charlie as he plans sinister acts with accomplices.

Through intimate exploration, Our Lift-Off uncovers the often-overlooked hurdles hindering ethnic minority female participation in football, from cultural barriers to limited resources and a scarcity of role models. Featuring England’s First Black Female Captain, Mary Phillip, it urges for inclusivity and actions to diversify the future of Women football.

The underlying pain of losing the ability to see yourself as a child – a very physical example of this connection being your baby teeth.

A short dark comedy film.

Follow Krishna Istha, a transgender performance artist, as he interviews hundreds of potential sperm donors live on stage—a quest to find the perfect connection, one that will enable him and his partner to start their family. Due to a lack of resources for trans people wanting to biologically conceive, Krishna has created a durational theatre show and through his on-stage interviews with strangers, he attempts to find the “perfect” sperm donor. The film unravels a compelling exploration of human connection and the unique dynamics of queer family-making.

Capitalism is the force behind the sixth mass extinction. The film traces the destruction of the Amazon rainforest, the turn to steam in Britain, the clearances and colonialism to show this.

A minute-by-minute analysis of the tragedy involving the Bayesian, examining the potential factors involved in the sinking of the vessel off the coast of Sicily during a powerful storm in August 2024.