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Chrissie, a dear little lady who loves gardening, goes to tend to her beloved plants when she realises they're under attack by pests!

An origami dog interprets real people's unique and universal experiences of dog ownership and loss.

In the year 2135, embryonic stem cells can become anything we desire. Three lives intersect in a clinic where care and interconnectedness shape healing: a healer honouring ancestral practice with biotech, a grieving man growing furniture from his late lover’s cells, and a 79-year-old woman pursuing pregnancy through her own lab-grown gametes. But when cellular memories can also be rewritten, what futures could arise?

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.

Terry from Leicester is on an emotional quest to trace his GI dad and learn about the lives of African American soldiers based in Britain during WW2. This epic journey takes Terry from his home town of Leicester to South Carolina, Washington DC and the Northern Beaches of France.

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.

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.

A short film by Agah Aydin that uses minimalist visuals and words to explore themes of political issues, societal disillusionment, and the importance of unity.

Join Sara Cox as she tests her limits, covering 135 miles across five days for her Great Northern Marathon Challenge, raising funds for BBC Children in Need.

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

Aluminium Love is a short story with a strong emphasis on the human impact of the environment and how our consumerism can have a detrimental effect. Caroline uses a playful narrative of two aluminium cans that meet in a fridge and instantly fall in love, Only recycling can continue their love story.

Voiced by three generations of one family, WildKind is a poem painted to awaken the senses, a fluid journey of hope and healing across our shared watercolour motherland. A universal bedtime story, a call to nurture a life wild and kind.

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

Flytipping Digital Waste is a short film composed of nocturnal fly-tipping sites, sliced with computational intelligence and predictive technology. Driven by automation, advances in technology and the resulting ethical consequences, the film captures waste, simulates speculative waste, and simultaneously creates digital waste, as remnants of footage have been dumped across social media platforms.

Through a kaleidoscopic collection of archives, found footage, and even AI-generated images, a young woman who has left China recalls her memories and the connections she had in her native country. Her intimate and nostalgic voice-over becomes the backdrop for queer struggles, where an underground theatre troupe, the excitement of clandestine festivals, repression, and social pressure to live in silence intersect. Between personal memory and collective history, the film juxtaposes love, resistance, and exile.

Three ghost hunters realise that their target is pretty annoying

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.

A student has a terrible night in the halls.

Two teens sneak into a church to hold a funeral for their guinea pig.

A documentary about The Bionic Boxing Barber, premiering privately at a local Cornish cinema.

Driven by Anger, J embarks on a dangerous mission to seek revenge against those who have wronged him. Guided by his brother Victor, J must grapple with his own violent actions and whether or not he is ready to do what needs to be done.

A short film about Paris Paloma and her tour. Directed, shot & edited by: Phoebe Fox

Beyond the score chronicles the journey of Phil, a passionate composer and visionary artist, as he strives to leave a lasting impact through his music. The documentary provides an intimate look at Phil’s creative process while recording his album with his band, The Rainmakers. It showcases his experimentation with blending genres and sounds, reflecting his belief in music as a universal language. As the album evolves, Phil’s path takes an unforeseen turn. Amidst the complexities of music production and collaboration with The Rainmakers, Phil becomes increasingly attuned to the barriers that people with disabilities face in accessing music. This realisation sparks a profound personal transformation, leading Phil to a powerful revelation: his desire to innovate and create a new, inclusive way to make music more accessible to disabled individuals.

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?

Kenzo, an immigrant from Japan who lives in New York, loves watching crocodile videos. He gives English accent lessons and works at a bar, but his mother who lives in Japan calls him and tells him to come back to Japan. Kenzo confesses his identity as a crocodile on his first date with Jack, whom he met on a dating app, and Jack seems to accept him, but Kenzo dislikes Jack's attempts to understand him as a Japanese person, and he becomes even more absorbed in crocodile videos.

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?

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

Student life told in chronological vlogs over first year.

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.

How would you define intimacy and how would you find it? The filmmaker tried to find it by having his first sexual experiences with strangers. The film shows the interactions between them before and after sex. And after these encounters, the filmmaker had some new thoughts about intimacy and sex.

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.

The film follows Linda, a woman trapped between reality and delusion in the aftermath of her infidelity. She spirals as she attempts to reconstruct her shattered relationship by embodying what she believes to be the perfect wife. Her grip on reality begins to slip when she becomes fixated on a mysterious couple living upstairs—a couple that no one else seems to hear or see. As her husband Paul watches helplessly, initially trying to support her, Linda's obsession intensifies, and her behavior becomes increasingly erratic. When Paul finally leaves, unable to bear witness to her descent any longer, Linda fully surrenders to her hallucinations.

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.

Renowned journalist and online informer Leo Lockwood wants to get to the root of the issue sweeping across the nation. Depression.

Peter Mason makes films in his spare time. He makes everything from scratch, while his wife provides artistic input.

A found footage horror film about Mr Boogie

A dialogue-less, apartment folk horror following eccentric loner Kat, who is stunned out of her bizarre routine by ethereal Cat.

Trans is intemporal, always existed and always to exist.

Hot piece of ass (and acclaimed stand-up) Jack Barry rises from the ashes of the pandemic to heal your soul like a hearty dose of medicinal magic mushrooms. Cry from laughing, laugh from crying, forget that we’re dying.

A colonial-era propaganda film shot on a rubber plantation in Southeast Asia exists now only as a hazy memory of a Singaporean man. Meanwhile, his recollections of a former fetish partner from the region helps to fill in the gaps forgotten by the film.

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

"One Flushed Cheek“ is flirting with ambient and lo-fi pop aesthetics through a blend of domestic life, deconstructed synth grooves, and vocal fragments finding shapes of words but more often resisting language in favour of sound.

During a photography project, two best friends stumble upon an abandoned house where they get met by a serial killer.

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.

Cage Warriors 185: Manchester was a mixed martial arts event that took place on Saturday, March 15, 2025 at the BEC Arena in Manchester, England.

What kind of presence is made possible by the cinematic encounter? With the camera as an intermediary, an artist punches a hole in the wall that separates her responsibilities as a filmmaker from her role as a daughter.

Two young men, one a warehouse cleaner and the other a drifting photographer, form an unlikely friendship. Although their time together is fleeting, what they share is infinite.

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A Patriot of These Woods is a film inspired by the novel The Baron in the Trees by Italo Calvino. Calvino’s book tells the adventure of a boy who climbs up a tree to spend the rest of his life inhabiting an arboreal kingdom. He dives into the vegetal world, undertaking his own journey into the trees around him using his body as a metaphorical soldier who defends the trees and plants that grow around him. An otherwise concealed world opens up revealing the symbiotic relationship between humans and plants. A hybrid creature emerges, partially plant, partially human, their bodies merged, their thoughts processes entangled. These woods respect no borders.

A PSA on why bananas are a danger to our society

An incantation to our Indigenous ancestors from the Global Majority who experienced enforced binary genders, colonialism and the theft of land and resources. Through a lyrical script and innovative camera techniques, the human form is explored in close detail.

It’s the air disaster that horrified the world. This documentary looks at the aftermath of the worst aviation incident in over a decade - what went wrong, how it happened, and what it means for the future of flight safety.

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

A horror story set in a mysterious hotel

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

A collective of queer sex workers retreat into the quiet embrace of the woods for an unconventional getaway.

An experimental short film, created with stock footage that explores the mind of a family man in his last moments.

Traveling to a totalitarian, authoritarian — or simply unfree — country is easy today. The real question is what such a journey allows one to see, and more importantly, to truly notice. Most travelers return with conventional impressions: restaurants, cafés, exhibitions, theaters. Yet distance often sharpens perception. With this in mind, the filmmakers travel to Nazi Berlin of 1936, seeking to understand what impressions and observations they might have brought back from this dazzling, remarkable, and deeply unsettling city.