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

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.

Poetic and rhythmic, Liorah portrays rising art-world star, Liorah Tchiprout. She draws from her Jewish puppet-dolls to create haunting scenes suspended in time.

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

Short film created as part of the 48 Hour Film Project.

The monumental spires of Oxford meet the quiet streets of Reading in a lyrical meditation on place, memory, and belonging. Blending diary-like voice-over with patient, observational camerawork, the film traces a journey from awe at the weight of history to an embrace of the overlooked rhythms of the everyday.

A boy lives on an island that floats through the sky — a flying whale that is also his home. When an accident causes the whale to falter and fall, the boy begins a journey through memory and imagination, searching for what might remain when parting becomes inevitable.

It's been 7 years since the Magic Balls guys had their last encounter. Tensions build as they begin to uncover secrets about their origins, and why they were even enemies in the first place. Watch to find out what happens next

Separated from his roots, a young Palestinian man in the UK tries to define his own path of belonging.

Developed as part of the Cinema and Solidarity research project, funded by the University of Warwick, these films explore acts of co-resistance, particularly among students of Palestinian or Jewish heritage. Diverse and courageous, the works offer a rare and personal window into activism and cross-cultural solidarity, reflecting the students’ rich experiences and the motivations that drew them to the movement.

A teenage girl reflects on her past actions, and how they changed her life forever.

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.

The First Daydream

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 lonely man slips into a disturbed frenzy when his rubber best friend tries to kill him.

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

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.

Exploring the acoustics of four ancient steel buoys on the shore at Portencross, Scotland.

A researcher is tasked with transporting a mysterious case along the banks of the River Trent. With a national crisis underway, she worries that she may not be alone.

A sci-fi film about a far-future world split in two, and a spy on a mission to subvert a hidden cybernetic project.

Daria, Hanna, Kira, Olexa, Rost, Sasha, Vlada, Vlada, Vesna, and Zakhar are ten teenagers who like Radiohead, making art, swimming, dating, watching films, and hanging out with their friends. They also live close to the front line.

A one minute short film capturing the atmosphere during an outbreak of a zombie infection

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.

How do we deal with loss? A man returns to his old family house, where scenes of the past play out in front of him.

Famous Stars Perform Live Weekly — Chart Hits, Legends, Surprises.

A boy enters a toy store and tries to find the perfect thing to play with, which ultimately turns out to be a doll.

An intimate insight into the lives of deaf people, navigating a society built for the 'fully abled'.

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

A Serious Conversation about the existence of Santa

The Legend of the Dun Cow

Picture Me Rollin' shows the journey of a young roller skater.

‘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 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.

This diner seems peculiar doesn't it?

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

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

A short film following a grieving farmer and an injured fox entangled in the weeds he has allowed to grow in his garden. Through a brief conversation, the fox provides the farmer with a life-changing world view and the courage to continue.

A Short Film (scene) about a father and son trying to reconnect, but something comes in the way between there new found relationship…

A young woman haunted by her past is walking through a forest one day when she stumbles upon a photo. Forced to confront her past, she must face her dark decisions. Will she accept her past or allow the forest to torment her forever?

After a fatal car accident, young Lucas has to learn how to deal with grief and guilt.

A documentary all about....shoes? Whether it’s a story from deep within the sole or just describing a broken heel, this documentary is laced with stories straight from the tongue.

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.

Unable to sleep, a young man is lured into the woods by a mysterious sound. He follows it across a river, through forest and shadows, until he finally comes upon the red curtains of a travelling funeral performance stage.

A boy wakes up to go to the toilet.

After being attacked by a "Hellhound", devout Catholic, Cassie Christopher, begins to believe she’s possessed by a Demon.

Documentary about the rise of Scottish footballer Caroline Weir from her childhood in Dunfermline to reaching the highest levels of the game playing for Real Madrid and Scotland.

different shapes and lights illuminate the screen.

"Breaking Barriers: The Paula Dunn Story"" is a powerful 53-minute documentary that chronicles the journey of Paula Dunn, the first female head coach of UK Athletics. This film not only highlights her groundbreaking achievements but also serves as a personal exploration for her son, Kane Dunn, who embarks on a quest to understand the true scope of his mother’s impact on British athletics."

Dorkha and Horatio are embarking on a quest but Tobias the goblin stopped them in their tracks. They must complete his "Goblin Trials" to resume their adventure.

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.

The image-idea of the Tree as an embodiment of the Three Principles unites the manifestations of forms, following the rhythm of the heart.

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

A painter travels to the frontline in the midst of the Ukraine war to capture their perspective of young people affected by the conflict. An artistic expose of Kyiv, the frontline and those working hard to protect their territory.

An experimental nonfiction documentary portrait of queer d/Deaf DJ Simon Eilbeck, composed from 16mm film and location sound recordings. The film captures encounters with members of trans, non-binary, and alternative queer communities who gather at his monthly disco, Hot Mess, held at The Poetry Club in Glasgow, Scotland.

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