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A fake Latin hymn telling the tale of a man who, under the spell of 12 pints of lager and a European football tournament, falls in love with his own beer-stained Adidas t-shirt. To profess his undying love he murders his Nike-wearing wife in cold blood.
A dispute while splitting the bill.
An experimental animated documentary that considers the migration and settlement of the African and Caribbean community into Thamesmead, South East London.
Two lonely individuals find their lives unexpectedly intertwining over the course of a day.
Adam, a confident dancer, faces a mysterious Gatekeeper on his way to a special date. The surreal encounter forces him to confront inner conflicts and distractions, challenging his self-awareness and pushing him to face what stands in the way of his goal.
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.
An answer phone message
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.
A modestly furnished apartment becomes overcrowded with its inhabitant's emotional life: feelings of inadequacy take over the kitchen, quieted anger spreads all across the walls and moments of performed healing find their way within the living room space.
What does it mean to be kin with beings we are taught to revile? Hunt for the Malwoden is a meditation on kinship, disgust, and the porous boundaries between human and more-than-human worlds.
Forever is an intimate portrait of Midori and their relationship with Morgyn Ember, a fictional character. Following daily life and dates, the film reveals how storytelling shapes their world, and how love and connection can exist beyond conventional understandings of relationships.
This film follows the day-to-day lives of two porters – their laborious work carrying loads up and down Mount Tai – and traces how the tendrils of modernity stretch to the most unlikely places.
Two animations (Shapes & Sizes/Winging it) made by participants in the animation workshops in HMP & YOI Polmont, featuring their own reflections on the creative process. Mixed-media animation, it talked in places about charcoal and the "faint outline of where it used to be." A standout was the use of sketchbooks as something akin to flick-books, caught by the camera with hands holding the pages open and the frame-flicker of life.
A heartwarming short documentary about May, an 84-year-old shopkeeper who has been the heart and soul of her small farm shop for over fifty years.
Following a year of bereavement and convalescence in her childhood home, Biogal returns to the site in an attempt to summon psychosexual phantoms of a grieved body (or bodies) from familial space. Haunted both by the loss of a lover, and by the pubescent source of transsexuality, 'sucking all the knobs in the house I grew up in' was filmed surreptitiously on her family’s old MiniDV camcorder, whilst both parents were blissfully unaware, out-of-frame, still in the home. If a knob is a shiny thing at the threshold(ing) of here and not here, see how it feels to have one settle on your tongue, and then: suck.
After his brother is taken by a mysterious masked vigilante who targets people he believes are evil, a struggling young man is pushed to the edge and is forced to confront the darkness surrounding him.
A speculative journey through a wormhole loop.
Birthday candles are blown out as a childhood comes and goes.
Paul Hugo ten Hoopen, the 98-year-old Amsterdam painter, delves into his childhood, education, and past artworks, while exploring his philosophy on the creation of art itself. Paul’s story brings out the perspective of a professional in his field. He urges new artists to find their own voice – their own colours – to be as original as possible.
Documentary exploring how Match Group and dating apps reshaped love, asking serious questions about safety, profit and whether we’ve been trapped by the swipe.
Kemi, a mother torn between love, tradition and the modern world seeks a cure for her deaf daughter, risking family bonds in the process.
Spanning nearly two decades of footage, following the groove of an edge in the ice. Or is it just some videos of a girl skating?
Discussing the importance of music in daily life, and the ways in which it effects everyone.
A son's car troubles can only be fixed by his mechanically adept dad.
A grandfather tells a lighthearted and playful story about when he was growing up in the east end of London, focusing on feelings of nostalgia and seeing the world through the playful eyes of a child.
A visual walking tour that explores Belfast and beyond's queer past through people who were there and who continue to help Queer spaces thrive.
An aspiring screenwriter discovers his true feelings for his childhood friend, all under the sardonic but dubious tutelage of an imaginary Orson Welles. Boasting a 50% disabled cast and crew, the film is a whimsical romantic comedy and love letter to cinema.
Dancing on Road follows a London based rollerskating community run by and for black women. Faced with societal issues like colourism and oversexualisation, watch how these women keep their heritage alive and find liberation, kinship and peace on four wheels.
Shack Shack! Girl Band Starter Pack brings together the chaotic, raucous fun of Panic Shack and a rowdy gals night out on the Cardiff high street, with some glorious alter egos, and a smashing Mean Girls nod. Get hyped!
The film was produced while Colchete was a student at the National Film and Television School (NFTS) in the United Kingdom.
In a town corroded by rust and mold, a girl’s silence becomes her crime. Home and school collapse into an absurd dream that resists awakening.
The Menominee tribe is connected to nature through their shared wisdom of caring for trees and forests. The revival of traditional logging methods and efforts to preserve permaculture freedom clash with the prevailing approaches of extensive logging for human needs.
Beneath the polished floors of a contemporary art gallery, a new form of life is awakening, gradually transforming the urban space into a living, symbiotic system connecting humans with the realm of plants and bacteria. This speculative docufiction, shot on 16 mm film in response to the We the Bacteria exhibition at the Milan Triennale, imagines an alternative future for architecture told from the perspective of non-human actors. It explores the thorny structure of experimental architect Rachel Armstrong's SPIKA installation, which functions both as a fortress and an ecosystem, and outlines the possibility of urban buildings transformed into metabolic nodes of a new community.
Elderly lady Anna travels to town alone to see her son's film on Christmas Eve.
In this ‘Love Letter to Brum’ we will explore the diverse and creative aspects of the city, looking at it through the eyes and words of those that have been brought up here.
A few hours after shooting someone, Brooke has to balance protecting her son and being a criminal. When someone we thought we could trust betrays her, her plans start to fail.
The egotistical son of Francis Ford Coppola hires a documentary crew to film him at a film premiere where his film is being shown.
Suspecting she's caught something other than feelings from their first rendezvous, Jules arrives for a second date at the home of the awkward but charming Thomas, until a strange phone call sends the evening spiralling out of her control.
A guide, responsible for sending fallen stars back up to the sky, encounters a fallen star that cannot return. That star changes into a creature doomed to remain on the ground. Angry and confused, it lashes out, chasing the memory of what it once was. With the help of the guide, it is able to accept its fate, and together they can guide the stars back up, brighter than before.
The rolling stripes that this piece begins with suggest a sense of depth from the outset, and evoke a seascape. Increasingly complex waveforms accrue as the stripes begin to separate out. The image plane is not just a surface phenomenon: we are drawn to see through it.
An investigation into the wreckage of a B29 Flying Fortress which crashed on remote moorland at Bleaklow, in the Peak District. Drawing influence from the deep-mapping strategies of Michael Shanks and Clifford McLucas, this project combines new and archival footage with creative responses to produce a hybrid of documentary and experimental filmmaking. Several narratives of the location are coalesced, including the aircraft's former role as a photographic reconnaissance plane for nuclear tests on Bikini Atoll, the event of the crash and the artist's journey of discovery.
A queer couple is tested when they kidnap a former client to reclaim unpaid sex work fees, only to find him dead in the boot.
Amongst a mystical forest of ice and snow, a hunter reaps the consequences of what he sows
A distorted journey through the universe, in an exploration of the mind, foreseeing the boundaries of life.
The very elements obey love.
Sadie Finloch disappeared in 1973. What happened?
2 friends after getting ready for a night they'll never forget suddenly get stopped by a Mugger once they escape they head home only to realise they've been followed.
From murky kelp forests to scallop burial grounds and a UV lit cosmic expanse, ROCK POOL’s non-narrative flow draws its audience through the circadian cycles that turn the worlds beneath our feet.
A monologue from King Robert the Bruce.
A brief but immersive travel short capturing Egypt through the lens, a personal yet cinematic look at a timeless destination.
Critiquing gender construction in digital technology, the film reimagines cyborg bodies, investigating the intersections of technology, gender, and resilience. Drawing from feminist theories and speculative fiction, this animation examines the complexities of rendering identity in virtual spaces.
For years there have been reports of a large black panther stalking the Glastonbury countryside. Will it emerge in the lead up to the festival?
Gavin is in an online fight, on a Reddit-like platform. As the fight continues and his adrenaline builds, his sense of reality shifts and shatters.
A young man is forced to confront himself after disassociating at a rave.
This film explores themes of identity and cultural transmission through the way we perceive and interact with our surroundings, highlighting the role of imagination in this process. Through the practice of drawing ethnographic objects at the Manchester Museum, it reflects on how we gain knowledge, understanding, and a sense of self by seeing, collecting, categorising, naming, and creating. The film invites viewers to reconsider how interaction with objects can transform perception and meaning.
A Departure begins with a question: how do we navigate disappearing rivers, seas, and sources - bodies of water endangered by neo-colonial extraction? The film responds to the call of Sohrab Sepehri’s poem Beyond the Seas and invites viewers to build their own paper boat.
Ray is out to collect a debt…
Short Film about a breakup in a peculiar setting