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She wants to paint, to write, to make music. Opposite her, an army of robots unleashes an endless stream of images, sounds, and words: perfect, instant, standardized content. A flood that threatens to drown all singularity.

More than ever LGBTQI+ lives are under pressure and threat from the media and society, queer venues are disappearing, queer her/history is not being recorded. So this was a chance to record the everyday life that we and others don’t see, of what its like to be queer and live in Hackney, how we exist and support each other, the challenges and ways the community comes together, to cover working, creativity, expression, housing, mobility, ageing, support, love, all in one day as a snap shot of life, to show its diversity, and not just the more visible members, but the everyday people and a glimpse into their daily routine.

Caminito del Rey is a feature-length documentary that takes viewers on a journey along one of the world's most spectacular and dangerous walkways. From its humble beginnings in 1901, when daring sailors hung suspended in mid-air to construct an impossible path, to its stunning restoration in 2015, this documentary explores the incredible story of a place that defied the laws of nature and time. It is not just a documentary about a place; it is a celebration of the human stories that have made it timeless.

A cinematic essay on perception and the afterlife of ideas - told through a place in transition. A film of magnificent intellectual scope and uncompromising formal integrity.

A motivational, experimental film about self improvement

In Montreal, lives Céline, a pretty naive girl who accepts a bit too quickly to marry the strange Bluebeard. All is well, until her husband forbids her to enter a mysterious room in the basement. Together with her sisters, Céline decides to go see what's hidden in there...

2 womens lives intertwine in similarity throughout time, sharing the struggles of oppression and female violence.

Caught between a joyous folk festival and the rise of nationalist flag-raising, this film explores how Englishness became a battleground, and meets the Morris dancers passing on a flame, not worshiping the ashes.

Rodrigo Cuevas serves as a guide in this museum of history's great gay and lesbian figures. Over the course of 90 minutes, the program approaches 16 historical figures from a queer perspective. Guests such as Bob Pop, Laura del Val, Valeria Vegas, Ángel Ruiz, María Peláe, and Ramón Martínez contribute their knowledge and viewpoints to highlight the sexual diversity—which history has hidden—of figures as diverse as Queen Christina of Sweden, Marlene Dietrich, Miguel de Molina, Chavela Vargas, Hans Christian Andersen, Jacinto Benavente, Leonardo Da Vinci, and Lili Elbe. Irony, humor, and an accessible, modern language are the defining features of an educational and original historical narrative. It is based on solid documentation and uses AI-generated images to recreate passages from the lives of these historical figures.

“Rock, water, fire, air…” – the rhythmic singing of a children’s song echoes on. This film intertwines play and the memory of the forced baptism of three African girls in 1855 Bruneck, Tyrol, into acts of resistance.

Two Arab women meet underwater to express their love. The sea becomes an accomplice to a secret in which their eyes reveal that desire hidden from a world that cannot understand

Three minutes stretch on endlessly as a man loses his last nerves fighting a one sided conflict.

Sidney Rotheraham wasn't invited to the sleepover, and he wants revenge...

Professional actor Jason Thurston brings his award-winning* PAM (Professional Acting MasterClass) to the masses in the car park of the National Theatre. Lessons will be taught. Grievances will be aired. You will be changed. Jason will make sure of it. *Third place in 'Best Extracurricular Activities at The University of Sussex 2017-2019'.

A young struggling Actor meets a brief and unlikely mentor in attempting an impossible project.

A colony of children seek liberation from the tyranny of the adult world's gaze.

Set within the suffocating confines of a decaying apartment, a forty-year-old man drifts through an existence marred by deep-seated alienation and unresolved trauma. His fragile grasp on reality begins to splinter as a spectral presence takes shape within the hollow voids of his daily life. Driven by macabre voices beckoning him forward and haunted by logic-defying visions, he is forced to descend into the darkest recesses of both his home and his crumbling psyche.

This triptych plays on polysemy and repetition to simultaneously address the encounters that unsettle us, impact us, and change us, as well as the chemical exchanges that take place in a polluted environment.

Inspired by the real story of Ethan Stables, a young man who plotted a domestic terror attack on a Pride event in Barrow-in-Furness, Stables follows Seb the morning after a hook-up, waking up in a stranger's bed. But who really is the man that he is lying next to?

Maxence is the last glassblower at the glassworks. Obsessed with the disappearance of the crystals, she relentlessly searches for the last blue crystal. Lana, newly arrived in the village, disrupts her daily life. A slow desire grows between the two women, and their meeting leads them to uncover a long-buried legend.

Exploring the power that comes with language itself, the worth of the device, not the meaning, an artist considers the actual price of emigrating into a “better life”, while working in a restrictive political climate.

Patrizia and Marie left everything behind and embarked on a five-month, 20,000 km off-road journey from France to Guinea-Bissau—with nothing but an old car, four surfboards, and a mission: to capture the stories of inspiring women redefining their place in society across Northwest Africa. What happened on that long and dusty road was pure magic. From the first female mountain guide of Morocco to the women’s rights activist in Nouakchott, or the young surf collective in Dakar, they all showed that when women dare to break free from conventions and listen to their own voice, a revolution begins—not just for them, but for their communities, their countries, and the world.

Co-signed by Olivia Rodrigo, the breakout Irish indie-rockers come to Sunderland.

Partisans, couriers, and survivors tell personal stories as fragments of a collective history. The sites of the Gothic Line become the real and emotional space of this journey toward freedom.

This whimsical, entertaining short documentary dives into the wondrous world of The National Lobster Hatchery in Cornwall (UK). The National Lobster Hatchery opened in 2000, to help prevent a collapse in European Lobster populations in the region, following similar collapses in Scandinavia and the Mediterranean. Narrated by Lowenna (a European Lobster), the film follows her journey through the hatchery, and that of here offspring, who start their lives there before being released back into the ocean. Through her eyes, we also meet the passionate people working to protect her species: including Cornish fisherman Dan Gilbert and Head of Hatchery Production Ben Marshall.

Two friends are hunted down by a mysterious man after a confusing encounter with him.

A coming-of-age comedy, Jace tries to find his dream aspiration in life.

When the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom is caught between a media storm and her advisors, she must decide whether to stick to her morals or remove the Foreign Secretary

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Tennis is a way for Alexander Bublik to express himself. It is not his entire being or identity. Instead, he introduces himself as a, “full-time father and a part-time tennis player”, a description that reflects the 28-year-old’s priorities and his playful approach to the sport in which he has earned more than $10 million in prize money. Bublik is largely unpredictable and vastly entertaining. He maintains a sharp sense of humour on court, allowing him to freely enjoy the game without letting fierce competition consume his life. Tennis, for Bublik, is both a stage and a playground — a place for him to take risks, embrace creativity and find joy.

When Hannah ventures into her childhood attic, she reflects on how God kept His promises to her, providing her with what she wanted, but also what she needed.

How do songs shape the life of the person who sings them? This special evening of music and cinema will celebrate one of Scotland’s most invaluable tradition bearers, the bi-lingual Scots & Gaelic singer and weaver Jimmy Hutchison.

I made it through. I sped through to the other side of light. I became part of some force...some power. It was...it was glorious. I remember less with each passing second. It was like looking at the face of God. I couldn't comprehend a billionth of it --- and yet I know its a part of me now...more than its ever been for any man alive.