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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?

An identical bag switch-up turned bomb defusal between two roommates that just can't get along with each other.

Mum wants to change the carpets. A film about objects and the rooms they occupy.

The Afghan Women's Football team fled their country in the wake of the Taliban takeover in 2021. But what happened next? Sabriah Nawroozi reflects on her life and love of football, as she finds a new community working with Harrogate Town FC.

Shaheen, an Afghan refugee, has lost contact with his brother who is travelling the perilous migration route to England. To cope, he makes and flies colourful kites. But when his kite crashes with a neighbour's drone he is forced to face the purpose of his migration and consider how to rebuild a shattered life.

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.

System Update isn’t just a film—it’s a rallying call for a better future. It shows how bold changes in political, economic, and social systems can protect people from climate collapse. Most of humanity wants action, yet leaders fail to deliver. Like a computer, society must be rebooted to avoid disaster and create a fairer, more sustainable system. Offering fresh ideas and inspiration, the film invites us to reclaim power, join forces, and shape a world that works for everyone. A wake-up call to act, resist, and rewrite our collective future.

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.

A female protagonist – a version of the artist herself – leaves the human sphere to enter the animal mind, trying to understand the world viewed from non-human perspectives.

A disgraced detective finds himself fixated on an old television found at the scene of a crime.

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.

A defiant, weird, DIY lament on not keeping calm in toxic times. A 60-year-old woman (the filmmaker) confronts over consumption and AI-fuelled misogynistic ageism with deadpan slapstick, a sculptural costume and an intricate, animated collage of bar-codes. A frenetic performance of striped, coded beings enmeshed in a system that’s of their own making, yet out of their control. Ambiguities and interference patterns are embraced, as is the contradiction of the toxic and the sublime, the comic and apocalyptic. Originally conceived as a live performance, this is a collaboration with composer Matt Rogers and The Something Puffs.

Aftersong is a film-poem based on the writings of the English nature writer Richard Jefferies and the music of French composer Lili Boulanger. It is a meditation on the lingering afterimages left behind by the dead where the tension between absence and presence continues to endure across time, rippling through fragments of “period drama: cinema, architecture and nature.” Filmed on 16mm with a voice-over from the contemporary supernatural English writer Quentin S. Crisp.

In two English cities with a shared, bloody history, the Jewish communities push for a more honest relationship with the past.

Miriam, an Orthodox Jewish martial artist, fights to reclaim her confidence, resist rising antisemitism, and shatter expectations. A story of identity, courage and strength.

When Ryan Cracker looses his Mother to a terrible cutlery based accident, he meets Good Samaritan Ben Plank. Together they work to bring Ryan's Mother's recipes to those around them through various unorthodox methods.

A student has a terrible night in the halls.

The First Daydream

The year is 2025 and the vile, villainous, vexing concoction known as tuna pasta is taking over kitchens all over the world. The only hope for humanity is not so young science teacher, Dr "Prof" Essor, and average student, and former arsonist, Martin McPie. Join them as they travel through time, where they encounter dinosaurs, knights, soldiers and, worst of all, dinner ladies!

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.

Alex and Sam have been best friends their whole lives; going on adventures, having fun and trying to find proof of the legendary creature in the woods. But, when Alex finds out she's moving away, she knows this is their last chance to find the creature together.

A young man feels lost in the modern, digital world before finding himself in a piece of clickbait.

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

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.

In this b-movie inspired short, DCI Bradley is down on his luck. After his job stagnates he takes on his first job in months not knowing what the hell he has gotten himself into.

In his last few breaths, a man drifts between vivid memories of the world he's leaving behind and haunting visions of what it might yet become

‘Where Are You Really From?' is a documentary exploring the experiences of first-generation British individuals as they navigate the tension between their cultural heritage and British identity. Through personal reflection and family connection, the film examines themes of belonging, identity, and the complexities of growing up between two cultures.

Walter Hornwick, the successful host of a once-popular ghost-hunting show, Zero Hour, sends a team to find evidence of the supernatural at Britain's most haunted, Rebirth Hospital

A Noir Detective investigates why his flatmate leaves the kitchen so damn dirty!

After beloved talk show host Doug Mustard dies live on the air, a group of entertainers must fight to keep the show on track.

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

Scott, a man trapped in a prison of his own making, attempts to recapture lost time with his love, Vanessa.

Folk singer, lesbian and checked-shirt-collector Grace Petrie has been incorrectly called Sir every day of her adult life, and, having finally run out of things to write whiny songs about, she’s putting down the guitar to try and work out why. Finding herself at 35 in an age of incessantly and increasingly fraught gender politics, Grace feels both more exposed and less seen than ever. Join her as she explores what butch identity means in a world moving beyond labels, and tries to work out where it, and she, belong in the new frontline of queer liberation. Sounds funny, right? No stranger to comedy, Grace has appeared on BBC Radio 4’s The Now Show and smash hit podcast The Guilty Feminist, and has long since earned a reputation as the folk scene’s funniest lesbian. Her eagerly-awaited standup debut has been a long time coming – and was a runaway success at 2022’s Edinburgh Festival.

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

A boy wakes up to go to the toilet.

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.

"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.

Breaking the Silence is a short film written and directed by Harry Santos. The film follows the story of a boy, captivated by music, going about his daily life. The monotony and dullness of ones life is portrayed, highlighting how music brings joy and happiness to many.

Merging fiction and documentary, Sinkholes is a dystopian vision of a future world in which humanity survives in an environment in which water has become scarce and the sea is slowly receding behind dunes of salt. It tells the story of the inhabitants of a desolate coastline, trapped between a desertified interior and an unnamed coast. Following, the first-person voiceover of its protagonist Lawrence, the story unfolds through a sequence of striking documentary scenes, shot in inland and coastal Israel and Palestine. While the landscapes and sites Russo has gathered are real – places of rusting industry, of abandoned habitation and the bizarre, almost extraterrestrial salt formations of the Dead Sea – the narration transforms these into the ruins of an entire society, doomed to a world in which it has ceased to rain.

an imperfect archive of a videogame on 16mm film. the multitelic digital experience woven into the analogue format, to prevent digital degradation.

The film explores notions of home and belonging in contemporary society. Comprising interviews with workers at the Edo Tokyo Open Air Architecture Museum in Tokyo, and fragments of conversations with renters in that city and London, a productive dialectic opens between the museum’s preserved historical ideal of the domestic and the often unsettling realities of temporary accommodation in modern cities. Combining trademark immersive sound design with impressionistic images and abstractions, Quaintance crafts an austere, oneiric and subtly affecting portrait of residential precarity.

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.

Lewis, a High Street salesman has his world turned upside down when his ex-girlfriend returns home from studying abroad.

A cat cafe in the heart of Paris becomes a secret city hotspot as the cats open a jazz cafe in the middle of the night.

Meandering through various farms in the southeast of Ireland, Hole in the Stone captures the collective voice of a community in flux. Suspended between the rhythms of the past and an uncertain future, the film delves into the psychological landscape of independent farmers as they navigate a path that grows increasingly difficult to sustain.

The changing face of a pebble beach on the coast of the English channel serves as a backdrop to compare the long history of sea rescue with the present day plight of migrants crossing the sea.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

On February 1, Leonine Studios founded on February 16 the staff of the series "Feuerwehrmann Sam – Pontypandys neue Feuerwache" noch vor deren TV-Ausstrahlung exklusiv im Kino.

When Emyr visits his hometown with his partner, a decade after vowing not to return, a chance meeting with his old school bully turns into a terrifying battle against forces they cannot explain.