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Documentary film about four absolute morons who go camping for the weekend in Skegness. Follow them as they struggle to build a tent, struggle to build a fire, and most of all, struggle to build their social skills.
Filmed exclusively on site at Heal Somerset, this 25-minute documentary explores how Heal Rewilding is embarking on an ambitious mission to transform a former, unproductive livestock farm into a resilient haven for wildlife recovery. As the charity enters its second year on the farm in 2024, the film charts its dramatic challenges, makes remarkable discoveries and camera traps reveal some astounding new species arrivals, demonstrating that when you give nature space, it really can begin to bounce back. With England languishing in the bottom 3% of the most nature-depleted countries on Earth, the challenge to restore its biodiversity and kickstart nature recovery has never been more urgent. This film offers hope for the positive change the rewilding movement can bring.
Fell running is a demanding endurance sport and Joss Naylor ran with all his heart. Fuelled by apple cake and Guinness, the English sheep farmer from the Lake District, an idyllic part of north-west England, broke multiple long-distance running records. In 1971, he ran the fastest known time on Britain's National Three Peaks, a record that stands today; aged 50, he ran all 214 Wainwrights in seven days; when he turned 60, he ran 60 Lakeland fell tops in 36 hours; and at 70, he ran 70 fells. This short film details his modest approach to an almost unimaginable yet enduring challenge.
A silent, YouTube, short film following a young college student who is chased by a man in a mask, but, it is not what it seems...
On the eve of their wedding day, a couple's love & loyalty is tested by a mysteriously appearing figure
The 3nd Volume of moi.digital's personal documentary, "moi.digital untitled"
In a mystical kingdom facing an environmental crisis, a devout priestess performs a sacred ritual to restore the youth of an ancient rhinoceros.
Through intimate exploration, Our Lift-Off uncovers the often-overlooked hurdles hindering ethnic minority female participation in football, from cultural barriers to limited resources and a scarcity of role models. Featuring England’s First Black Female Captain, Mary Phillip, it urges for inclusivity and actions to diversify the future of Women football.
Sleep Token perform during their UK tour live in Birmingham, England.
How to shop while being a blob?
For over 40 years, a secret organization spied on British citizens. This secret organization infiltrated over 1000 groups they wanted to spy on. To achieve this, they created new personas by stealing the identities of dead children. They used these new personalities to start relationships with women. They also used their new identities to have sex with women and In some cases, they even had children. Then once they had what they wanted, they abandoned the women and vanished without trace. The women wouldn't find out the truth until decades later. The men were in fact, undercover police officers who were infiltrating completely lawful groups.
A chaotic stream of consciousness expressing the escalating thoughts and feelings of a person navigating the difficulties of explaining her anxious mind.
A devoted Swiftie goes to war against a Beyhive
Hot Mess offers an insight into the intrusion of emotional abuse and ADHD in a compact and creative way. It highlights the damage and anxiety caused by a well-meaning, but ultimately toxic, parent who uses the power of voice to belittle, flatten and manipulate.
Short film accompanying a selection of photographs from the trilogy of works exploring the inter-generational legacies of Caribbean migration to the UK.
Reese the Cheese, known for his foul odor, is shunned by the other inhabitants of the refrigerator. As tensions rise, an unexpected crisis arises, forcing everyone to depend on the very characteristic they despised. Could Reese's acridness be the key to their survival?
A short dark comedy film.
A man nonchalantly kills a spider, only for a giant spider to purse him through the neighborhood.
Filmmaker and folk musician Cameron Mackay hikes to the summit of Loch Lomond Hill to self-film the music video for his latest track “Second Wind”
Desperate to escape from a routine of biweekly visits, a recently divorced father drags his two children camping to the west of Ireland.
That's Your Lot - A very short film about nothing by Duncan Cowles made in an afternoon in late 2023 (largely with the purpose of testing a new camera.)
How Can We Escape? provides a speculative proposal for continuous “escape,” morphing into new personas and post-human forms. From a CGI fish, to underwater organisms, from AI-designed creatures, to microbial animals, from the walk-through for a new house, to dispersal as an artificial cloud. An entanglement of escape routes between different forms emerges, which constantly feed into and contaminate one another via porous borders between digital and physical forms, poor and HD images.
After a life-changing accident, George Dowell finds his purpose by transforming his childhood club and team, Worthing FC. The film documents George’s first-hand account of living with disability, whilst pursuing a career and fighting for promotion in the leagues for his club. Candid interviews with George, his family and his community show the impact of his work efforts on his personal life.
Leonarda strives to capture a gnome accompanied by a friend Ed, will the delusion pull them apart or bring them closer?
A mugger on the streets of London is faced with a tough decision when his victim offers an unexpected proposal. The film follows two Black men from different socio-economic backgrounds as they navigate the dynamics of crime and compassion.
A detective investigates ominous tones heard in the Scottish countryside, as two personas run amok. Following an interview with a man, the detective enters a familiar forest and succumbs to the feeling that it's too late to change a thing.
A moving image work based upon Spoon’s Theory, using spoons as a visualisation of the disparity in energy reserves between disabled and able-bodied people.
A short visual essay on love, film and codependency.
There is nothing so good that it can't get any worse, and when things get worse to an unexpected point you are able to do bad things for others and for yourself.
Meet rich retirees living it up in dream retirement homes in Miami, Colorado, and Sussex!
Carla Lane was a sitcom pioneer. Writing female driven shows that powered through the 1960s,70s and 80s. In this 90-minute special we pay tribute to her three most famous shows. From the flat-sharing young girls-about-town in The Liver Birds, to the bored, frustrated housewife Ria in Butterflies, and the Boswell family in 80s hit Bread. Featuring classic clips along with recollections from the stars and fans, we hear from Wendy Craig how Butterflies nearly never made it on air due to its adultery storyline. John Nettles remembers being cast in one of his very first TV roles as Sandra's boyfriend Paul in The Liver Birds.
A fitness video takes a dark turn.
Can a toaster win over the crowd at his stand-up comedy gig
An experimental film about beauty and fragility
An experimental film about decisions through actions
An exploration into the art of street photography
Nieve Ella's vlog, from her First-Ever Headline Tour in the UK in February 2024.
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When Cormac suddenly dies in a car accident, he finds himself having to become the new God, having randomly been selected after the old God decided to retire. Thrust into a role he knows nothing about, can he keep the world in order?
In 2012, the government revoked the Overseas Domestic Workers visa concession, removing the rights of domestic workers in the UK to change employers. This has increased their vulnerability to abuse, exploitation and reduced protection. Six women share their journey from the Philippines to the UK, how it's affected their families back home, and the community they've created in the UK.
Simon Says/Dadda is a work that explores father/daughter relationships. Stemming from a desire to highlight Black and Asian women as well as non-binary individuals and their experiences to counter the historical silencing of their voices, Simon Says/Dadda includes the direct testimonies of a number of these individuals, collected via gatherings across the UK, sharing their own stories.
Film by Victoria Briden, Hayley Shelton, Sebastiana Mazzocchio
Directed by Stephen Collins, Dr.Black sends you to the edge of your seat. Kat (Kat Wright) and Sky (Jessica Reynolds) and Jacob (Stephen Collins) meet up for a night out, but what they do not expect is a trip to the other side. Who could have know a trip to the cinema could cost you your soul...?
What is International Sign? Explore the answer by joining a group of deaf youth from across the globe, as they embark on a life-changing journey to Denmark to participate in the "Frontrunners" educational program. From South Korea and Jordan to Brazil and the USA, these young adults bring with them unique experiences and varying fluencies in IS, creating a truly diverse and dynamic group. The film captures the fascinating process of students and teachers "calibrating" their signing to communicate effectively, forging meaningful connections and striving towards a shared understanding of what "International Sign" should look like. Through a blend of techniques, "International Sign Unpacked" explores the evolution of sign language usage and the inequalities that exist within this process, offering a captivating look at how International Sign communication evolves within a small group after its frequent use.
Distorted images of Plymouth's post-blitz cleanup, contemplating the transformative power of rebuilding amidst devastation. A visual ode to the indomitable human spirit.
An animated imagining of trans people as gods, embarking on giving life to the next generation.
As a generational shift pulls this unique culture in different directions, government policy is giving that pull a push, limiting the ease of and right to the nomadic lifestyle of traditional Travellers. Meanwhile, these communities continue to battle the decades-old prejudices of the UK's settled population.
Under Darkness is a poetic, video collage incorporating stop motion animation. This video explores ideas behind the theme of Insomnia. Filmed after dark, the multiple layering of images and sound draws the viewer into the unsettling emotional world of the insomniac. The words and text are based on a Poem about insomnia by Rebecca Goldthorpe.
A lyrical and contemplative gallery tour is unexpectedly interrupted by personal memories. Shared metaphors are conjured up by remembered, real and imagined smells. Wandering among this gallery’s replicated portraits the lingering smells of surrounding exhibits and faint smells of air, questions are raised about truth, perception and the conditions that interfere with our perception of place.
Seven year old Eve runs away with the bejeweled key to the King’s castle, only to get lost – but with the help of a strange guiding force, she finds that she can build a castle of her own.
Tasked with planning his friend Lee Burke’s stag do, Scott Mundy races against the clock to develop a series of excursions that’ll live up to the Burke name. But when he calls a meeting with his friends, drama ensues and the fate of the whole event is put at stake.
A cat discovers it is not allowed anymore one morning. Posters with its own face banned are all over the town and on tv. As the cat sees a monkey putting one of the posters right on its window, the cat looks under a lid it sees on the monkey’s head, and goes on a colourful journey across the monkey’s inflamed subconscious, which sheds some light on its behaviour.
A huge collection of Russian modernist paintings enters the art market and European and American museums. Is it fake or real? And who is the mysterious man behind it?
A short film that follows a newly released prisoner as he navigates his first day of freedom; a journey which finds him on the doorstep of someone from his past.
In a secluded boxed home floating in the void a 'Wish you were here text' is sent. But who or what is to blame for the silence it is met with.
Following a love story, which is entwined and unravels in the protagonist's head, ultimately revealing that this love we associate him with isn’t real and instead a wish that he yearns for. This drives him to search for this love, resulting in him living the life he always dreamed of.
Dreamscapes & experiences of a wildlife photographer
While on a peaceful woodland trail in Scotland, a walker encounters someone who tells him to enjoy his walk but no matter what, not to react....
A girl hears a knock at her door.
When a concierge begins to prepare dinner for his nephew, a resident demands his immediate assistance. The concierge finds himself torn between attending to his employer’s never-ending requests and the boy's growing hunger. Left unsupervised, the boy sets out to make his dinner, ultimately taking a drastic turn.