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A short silent film shot on 16mm Ektachrome. Grading by Paul Dean at Cinelab.

Two partners are spending a pleasant evening on a bench in Cassina De Pecchi (MI) when something truly unusual happens.

Jenseits von Heimat portrays Syrian women’s experiences in their German exile with a focus on arguments, friendships and ultimately change triggered by the refugee’s arrival. The film immerses the audience in the worlds of Samar, Batoul and Nibal who arrived five years ago and now live in the remote communities of Altena, a medieval town in the hills of the Sauerland, and on the tiny North Sea Island of Föhr.

A young hopeless romantic named Junie navigates the dating world through a sea of pathetic men, until she meets her dream man Noah. She soon realises that the dream relationship she's been chasing might not actually be what she wants.

A YouTube Short Film about two burglars who enter a home. They are met with a terrifying owner.

Jamie Stevens makes a stake.

In a poetic and intimate monologue, an ancient glacier speaks to us, sharing its story.

A short experimental film/documentary explores the relationship between memory, trauma, and war. Focusing on the emotional and psychological traces that remain after military experience. Using a combination of archival footage, atmospheric sound design, and a fragmented poetry reading. Aims to evoke how war is remembered, rather than how it is seen.

In the icy Altai, a young Tuwa boy witnesses the slaughter of his beloved horse, “Brother Black Stallion.” Through ritual, grief, and reverence, death becomes memory—and life a continuous cycle. A quiet, poetic yet fiercely physical film about gratitude, impermanence, and our Western distance from dying.

Filmed in Northern Isle of Skye, bearing fruit of fondness is a 16mm black and white film hand processed with a type of invasive cotoneaster that is native to Eastern Asia, and was brought to the UK in the 19th century as an ornamental plant. Working with elemental kinship, the process guides a capacity to relate to pain while grounded in the understanding of interdependence, where concept of belonging erodes through patterns of mother-child relationships that extend to nation and citizen, land and dweller. The film features a single-take vocal performance of the script in Chinese by Shen Xin, interspersed with breath and stillness against the Southwest storms heard from their home.

Crossing Continents uncoveres the hidden African roots of British folk music, drawing on community-led research at the Fitzwilliam Museum to explore how Afro-indigenous instruments shaped the traditions heard today.

Following the female street art scene of London, Skin of the City is an unveiling of how a stereotypically masculine activity, such as graffiti and street art, is seen through the eyes of female artists.

A film journey through a nature reserve in the south of France, famous for its white wild horses and the special relationship between man and animal.

A man loses his marbles after an unfortunate altercation with a lamppost.

Writer Mariana Enriquez embarks on a journey along the Costa Brava to explore its most enigmatic corners and write a paranormal guide, confronting ghost stories, myths, and superstitions while revealing, with humor and intimacy, her own obsession with fear and the unknown.

Chironomies is an ongoing series of videos that reveal the aesthetics of music conductors' gestures. The recordings of the musical works used are edited to retain only the relevant parts. The bodies, stripped of the superfluous and multiplied, leave traces that create patterns specific to each conductor. The result is visual and musical recompositions that navigate between figuration and abstraction.

Through diary entries reflecting her alienation in Russia, the film follows Russian writer Natalia’s new beginning in a Bavarian town.

There they are, hanging upside down. The sleek sports car is on its roof. The tires are steaming. The engine is smoking. What happened? The memory comes flooding back like a slap in the face. She’s the boss’s daughter. He’s just a small-time crook, but her lover and accomplice. Together, they wanted to rip him off. Rip him off and disappear into the sunset. But the plan doesn’t work out. Because the boss isn’t so easily fooled.

A boy living in constant black and white finds a coloured flower whilst embarking on his walk. Upon picking the flower, his world gains diversity and colour, but how long will this phenomenon last?

is it experimental? number 3 uses repetition and photographs of the artist’s chaotic and cramped production environment to expose the working conditions that plague experimental filmmakers without access to a professional studio or equipment. The repeated phrase “I can’t work like this” is true, in that the lack of time and resources can indeed limit creativity, but also tongue in cheek, as Pelling and many other artists in a similar position continue to produce important and relevant film and video works under these constraints.

Claudio, a boy whose days unfold passively and repetitively in a cold and apathetic world, is in a long-distance relationship with Alessia, the only person he seems to be able to connect with. A harmless interaction with Maria, a girl he meets by chance, will trigger a panic attack and bring to light an uncomfortable truth he's been hiding.

A film by Celenaut Studios and Peppermilk Films, shot in Valencia and surrounding areas, that explores pressing issues that affect us all.

Ten-year-old Béni collects sounds. Many would dismiss it as mere noise, without really listening closely: the roar of waves, hum of a high voltage power line, her own heartbeat. A poetic film essay about seeking and finding of what is overheard—in cinema and in everyday life.

Through hip hop, drill, R’n’B and dancehall, young Afro-Neapolitan artists transform marginality into a shared, generative force, reshaping the city as a mixed, vibrant and radically universal place. An act of resistance and deeply decolonial gesture, born from the heart of Naples’ Black community, the film gives a place to voices that have long been silenced or distorted, reclaiming the right to self-narration.

After the sudden loss of her father, Plamena returns from Sydney to her hometown in Bulgaria. She is caught between the intimacy of grief and the cold machinery of an investigation into what happened. Through fragmented timelines, intimate family moments, and AI-generated readings of institutional letters, No Way to Say Goodbye transforms personal loss into a reflection on empathy and the power of memory to shape who we are. Blurring the boundaries between the personal and the institutional, the film asks how we can remain human in a world increasingly governed by automation and indifference.

Tritanomaly, an illness invisible to the world. Within her, blue dissolves and rose blossoms. Then, solitude becomes an inner landscape.

After eight long years of grief, Monica - in an act of vengeance - captures the man responsible for her pain and suffering, but they both soon discover that the truth is far more complex and sickening.

In 2025, migrant crossings reached their highest level in three years. Channel 4 followed the people risking everything to reach Britain - and the UK citizens determined to stop them.

While a bunch of creatures spread an alarming epidemic everywhere, a young woman welcomes one of them to her home, bonding with it in a surprisingly tender way.

Silent film by Marta Lara Perez

Bea’s day out on the mini golf course serves as a useful reminder that winning isn’t everything.

The Detectorists is a coming-of-age story about Cariad, a young detection dog learning to use her powerful nose to help protect wildlife. Set on the riverbanks of rural Wales, Cariad teams up with her owner Lee and seasoned sniffer dog Neo on a mission to uncover signs of otters—an elusive, protected species. But learning to read the land isn’t easy, and Cariad has a lot to prove. With every scent trail and muddy pawprint, she edges closer to becoming a vital part of the conservation team. It’s a story of instinct, training, and finding your place—one sniff at a time.

An ambiguously elusive briefcase is sought after by colourful characters as it changes hands within a College Campus.

A portrait of the Parisian suburbs, which, from wooded fringes to urban, industrial and commercial zones, reveals these territories in their banality and their poetry, caught in the daily movement of workers and commercial flows bound for Paris.

Live album and concert film by British pop and soul band Simply Red. Released on June 26, 2026, it captures the band's five sold-out performances at the Movistar Arena in Santiago, Chile, where they played to over 75,000 fans.

In a quiet corner of the insect world, a young moth named Pedro is looking for new wings. He enters a sewing workshop run by Patricia, a meticulous spider...

As she prepares to help her daughter-in-law give birth, Habiba Zaid, a Franco-Algerian midwife, offers women who have experienced violence a path to healing: a therapeutic expedition on Europe’s largest glacier, in an attempt to be reborn to themselves.

An illustrator in Paris is stuck in his routine and stuck for ideas, until he follows the music he hears from his window into the night...