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An experimental short about a woman who marries her beloved cat

The loneliness and tediousness of university

Wildfires lasting three weeks on Saddleworth Moor led to the evacuations of over 50 homes, they recount the experience in this short documentary.

The history of Israeli occupation of Palestine

A short documentary shotcasing the friendly rivalry between two chefs. Who is the better Donkey Kong player?

One of the 25 best Straight 8 films for 2024.

One of the 25 best Straight 8 films for 2024.

One of the 25 best Straight 8 films for 2024.

A documentary focused on a local corner shop bringing a community together.

During a global ban on pregnancy, a couple decides to risk everything to keep their unborn baby.

Steve struggles to find purpose in a rather lacklustre lifestyle.

Cardiff, 2044. Devoted Government Relationship Therapist, Heather Clarke is gifted a second chance to start a family after the death of her first-born child. Will Heather seduce soldiers of the regime, while her husband, Commander Howard is away on business?

Mrs Wilkins had lost Mr Wilkins a long time ago, where had he gone, she didn’t know… This is a film in which Mrs Wilkins searches for her husband through her magical handbag filled with memories. This is an animation about loss, bereavement and how love lives on.

A young Queer recounts sexual exploits. . . some not so sexual.

"Schizophrenia' another fantastic performance by David Sands. "Schizophrenia" depicts the story of Matt (David Sands) who is whole concept of reality is warped by the illusion of evil clowns. The results is terrifying and the consequence deadly...

It’s March 2020 and the Prime Minister has just addressed the nation in response to the Covid 19 pandemic, condemning everyone to the confinements of their four walls for an indeterminate amount of weeks. The novelty of not having to leave the house slowly begins to wear thin as the increasing feeling of lethargy and isolation, unable to meet face to face and sign with other Deaf people, takes its toll. Until one extraordinary day and magic box…

Hi Bunny! is a comedy following Roxy's attempts to get revenge on her ex boyfriend Ricardo after being cruelly dumped on a doorstep. But what lengths will she go to?

A biography on the life of Manjeet – shaped by the loss of her father, growing up deaf in a hearing world and a family history shrouded in mystery.

When life gives you lemons...Seize the day

Under the cover of night, a mysterious figure steals a briefcase filled with cash and a cryptic letter. As the enigmatic events unfold, secrets unravel, lives are shattered, and a truth emerges, leaving a trail of deception and despair in its wake.

A one-minute short film about the struggle of making plans over the course of a summer.

Redmires Reservoir in the south-west of Sheffield was built between 1833 and 1854 to provide safe drinking water following the Sheffield Cholera Epidemic of 1832. Made up of three separate bodies of water, the reservoir has a circular bellmouth overflow (plug hole) made from stone, ensuring excess water is safely discharged during increased rainfall. The infrastructure of the reservoir includes many types of technology, such as digital devices powered by solar energy that monitor rainfall and water depth. Drawing attention to the reservoir's thresholds, interface and devices, this film highlights the operational yet vulnerable status of these infrastructures.

'For You' is a heartfelt letter from a father to his two-year-old son, capturing a summer day in the park, a world filled with wonders yet to be discovered and a looming danger. Set in Peckham, South East London, the director narrates the story in Italian, the language he has spoken to his son since birth. This project is deeply intimate and personal, yet carries a universal and resonating message: what lies ahead might be uncertain, but with love, courage, and imagination, we can create a better future.

As lock-down strikes, Jude's terminal illness keeps him from experiencing the final days of his life as he hoped. His friends collaborate to create his bucket-list experiences within the confines of their apartment.

An independent filmmaker meets Xiaojie at a LGBTQ event. She keeps following and recording Xiaojie's life, until she dies in an accident.

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.

A short film about one's conflict with their inner demons.

A man experiences an episode of regression brought on by past trauma. Only his father, a prolific serial killer, can help him remember who he is.

A sweet documentation of the snow on March 2nd 2024, and the nostalgia that came along with it.

Join Ghanti and Friends as they talk about their experiences making their hit films.

A two-way mirror with the lights switched off. Eyes are tracked and attentions are plotted as a fictitious audience follows the narrator’s orders. They are divided by the screen and, though they try, neither can see through to the other side. We can’t be sure if the bond they form is reciprocal or if the audience was ever even there to begin with.

A documentary that delves into the behind-the-scenes drama of the fiction film 'Safe as Houses', abruptly halted due to an asbestos health and safety crisis. The team tell the impact on the filmmaking process and the aftermath of the situation.

A group of young people confined in a strange afterlife are compelled to reflect on the circumstances of their deaths.

An exceptionally powerful and personal animation, drawn entirely in virtual reality. It is a visual expression of spite and trauma inflicted by an abusive family member that transforms into a feeling of salvation from the inevitable mortality of the abuser.

In an attempt to make a British version of the infamous STAB movies, a terrifying case of murders appears in a small town, with only one link between them all...

Louis, a young man treated for schizophrenia, lives with his mother and stepfather. He refuses his mother tongue, the English idiom, which is spoken by everyone around him. Taking refuge in the study of foreign languages, he develops a series of methods of his own as coping mechanisms.

Throughout June 2022 ‘The Lock-In’, Stanley Schtinter's 96 hour edit of all the scenes shot inside BBC soap opera EastEnders' Queen Vic pub (1985-1995), played on the television screens of ten 'real' pubs across London's East End. Filmed only on the occasion of these screenings, After Time documents the people and pubs that survive in East London today.

A minimalist exploration of one man’s ascent to becoming the Pride of Poulton champion - once again.

Due to economic and technological forces reshaping the city of Tangier, the profession of the bleach street salesmen, along with their insistent chanting, is disappearing. The film explores modes of resistance against the relentless pace of capitalism.

While preparing for his boxing debut, filmmaker Toby Emmitt explores what effect boxing has had in his local area, people and the world…

Student drug-dealer, Jordan, spends his time dealing legal highs to the residents of his University campus.

A designer who only finds inpiration whilst in immense fear is forced to try a different approach after her lust for fear almost kills her. She locks herself away in hopes to complete her next piece away from the dangers of her previous endevors, but it ends up being her most fearful exploration yet.

The film draws on an archive of audio recordings collected since 2016, featuring conversations with friends, partners, and acquaintances, originally created as a practical response to the filmmaker's amnesia. While it explores reconstructing memory through artificial intelligence, the film remains grounded in a deeply human experience.

Dutty Juice showcases Caroline's love of cartoons that have a satirical critique on advertisements with a tongue in cheek narrative. Dutty Juice aims to make a fun colourful ad that would make people laugh, be disgusted and yet still look appealing.

Award-winning Faber and Faber poetry-film director Jane Glennie came together with poet James E. Kenward on ‘Dark’, made with Jane’s unique photo-collage style. The soundtrack features a fresh piano-arrangement of Stravinsky’s ‘The Rite of Spring’ dueted with the spoken poem ‘Dark’. Jane took a year to hone her response, in the medium of light, to a poem about the dark. ‘Dark’ has gone on to play in festivals all over the world. There is something magical in the coming together of all the different art-forms in this production. In some ways the film provides a momentary solution to an age old puzzle that is so much a part of our lives. How to be with the dark itself? Must we always reach for the light?

A blink into the orgasmic beauty of nature.

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.

On a weekend away best friends Jack and Alex navigate the troubled waters of their friendship.

An up-and-coming singer from Connecticut travels to Europe to be the opening act on a European tour and finds out just how hard the journey of an independent artist is.

Following a sell-out 12-country tour for his critically-acclaimed 2021 show, one of the UK's most exciting storytellers is back with a candid new hour about the remarkable unimportance of the skill he's worked for the last decade to get exceptionally good at: stand-up comedy. Discover why Ollie found the Apple Store to be a terrible place for a stand-up gig, the heckles Ollie could never find a good comeback to, and why gigging in a brothel wasn't so bad.

Luton native Jessie has amassed a remarkable collection of over 700 world cultural objects, all stored in his bedroom. He shares a close, yet humorously bickering relationship with his mum, who’s always nearby with a comment or two. Driven by a passion for showcasing diversity and culture, Jessie dreams of one day opening a museum in his hometown, attracting visitors not just for its airport, but for the rich cultural heritage he hopes to share.

Hairy limbs, strange bodies, slippery assemblages and glowing eyes, captured on motion sensor triggered bait cameras in forests in Sweden, cyclically multiply, merge and intersect to the rhythms and sounds of traditional female Swedish cattle calling.

On William's 18th birthday, he waits for his brother to come home.

It’s time for a return trip through the best of the BBC’s music archives, celebrating more of the songs that are so good, other artists haven’t be able to resist recording their own versions. This extravaganza features the best in pop, rock and soul from the past five decades and features artists ranging from Adele and Annie Lennox to Happy Mondays and Manic Street Preachers.

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.

The presence and absence of human activity in a building of unspecified use, as seen through the lens of an impersonal camera.

After a gruesome murder of a high ranking criminal causes tension between the 2 major gangs of a lawless city, 2 hitmen on opposite sides are entangled in a brutal gang war of hatred and personal vendettas.