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A short documentary style film following a musician turning 18

Late into the night, an anxious Kai invites a stranger over for a hook-up. He may be looking for connection, but is he ready for it?

Frederikke struggles with control, coincidence and hidden pain between everyday life and cigarettes. A character study juxtaposing still and moving moments.

A girl walks into her kitchen to discover her flatmate dead on the floor. Now she has to sort it out.

A groundbreaking documentary journey that transforms the conversation around mental health globally. "When Life Gives You Lemons...Everyone's Everest" follows Sally Orange MBE, a retired Army Major and mental health campaigner, as she prepares for the 2025 Everest Marathon.

Echoes Between Seeing is an ongoing audiovisual experiment which combines 16mm travel footage shot in Spain and China with AI image-to-image processes, creating landscapes where analogue film grain meets fluid, generated forms. The original footage is continuously reprocessed, generating imagery that exists between documentation and hallucination.

The brand new George Hoover is the latest must need cleaning tool however it comes with a unexpected surprise.

As night falls, Salomé gets ready to go out. What begins as a routine moment in the bathroom becomes a violent inner battle, as the pressure to appear acceptable turns into a destructive ritual.

In the era of contemporary societies and scrolling, Shadow Boxing tracks the daily life of a solitary protagonist whose ambition is to display his virility. Fuelled by his ego and an ordinary pace of life, he sets out on a quest, scrolling through self-motivational content on the internet.

A little mood piece.

A grieving man pays tribute.

In Jaan the filmmaker uses her mother’s forbidden cassettes and dance to tell the stories and show the spirit of Afghan women across generations.

Kid Vereje was a Spanish amateur boxing champion. Fast, accurate and unbeatable, he mastered the art of resistance in the ring. But outside it, the real fight was always against an invisible pain: having had a loveless childhood. He grew up losing rounds against silence, loneliness and abandonment. During his teens he turned his rage into muscle, fear into determination, and pain into sacrifice. He became strong. The legend survived. Today, in the twilight of his life, this old champion is facing an unexpected fight.

A young chef is getting ready to make some ramen for a date, but the discovery of a photo of her ex-girlfriend sends her on a journey through their shared past. A film that explores themes like memory and new opportunities. Surprising for the mature way it approaches relationships and captivating thanks to its evocative pictorial art aesthetic. Ingredients that will leave audiences with the lingering taste of something between nostalgia and hope.

The land belongs to those who work it. But what about houses, homes, the place where one can rest and start a family? Image and sound unfold the history of the underlying structures that turn the right to a home into a tool of control, exploitation or dispossession.

A nun breaks her vow of chastity and delivers a baby, causing a corrupted priest to attempt to purify the "sin".

NDR editor Navina Sundaram examines the majority perspective on the issue of racism. She highlights an experiment by the Greek anthropologist Georgios Tsiakalos at the University of Bremen, in which he wanted to demonstrate that misconceptions and prejudices towards minorities are not innate but acquired. A test subject’s muscle tension, temperature, and skin resistance are measured whilst she views a slide show: images of people labelled as »foreign«, as well as headlines, posters and graffiti for and against immigration.

Things happen when you go for a sunday walk with your aunt and her poodle.

A stream of archival footage reconstructs the dark face of humanity, revealing the chain of violence that binds our species to animals, to the Earth, and ultimately to itself. Abaddon is a visual requiem, an act of remembrance and denunciation where the specially composed sound guides the viewer through a deep and unsettling sensory experience.

Described by director Yao Mou In as a 'pig's soliloquy', A Perfect Shade of Pink takes us on a nose to tail odyssey through the jaws of consumption and exploitation. With composer Richard Meehan, Yao masticates sound and image into a carnivorous kaleidoscope of markets and abattoirs, organic and synthetic, keenly vivisecting how when it comes to both flesh and media, we are what we eat.

Based on a true story, this short animated film illustrating the difficulties faced by a person suffering from mental illness. This black and white film, inspired by the classic style of sequencing, is animated using rotoscoping to convey realistic emotions and movements.

A young man records video diaries for therapy, trying to make sense of a past he can’t fully remember. But as he reviews the footage, he begins to notice something unsettling.. What starts as a quiet attempt at healing turns into a slow unraveling, as he realizes a presence has been with him far longer than he thought… and may have never left.

Revealing how toxic PFAS "forever chemicals" contaminated a UK town, leaving residents and workers with staggering blood test results.

As a printmaker, the effect of sequences of prints & details thereof always seem to want to be filmed…

In a remote village between mountains and the Jordan River, near a district called Jerusalem, everyday life appears to unfold in deceptive calm.

On September 8th 2025, 19 young protesters were shot dead by police on the streets of Kathmandu. But how did a peaceful Gen Z protest turn into a tragedy? And who gave the order to open fire?

Maxim La Seine's music video for "LIBRE", for the Nikon Film Festival.

Nga, a Vietnamese woman is recorded on camera by her grandson, Vinh for an entire day. She shares with him her past before her memory fades.

Dolores owns THE restaurant of the small town. But things are not what they look like. Working here means chaos, fighting, sometimes bad food, sometimes good food, and a lot of pretentiousness.

A collection of shots I took in Glendalough, Ireland in April 2025.

After a series of bullying disguised as jokes, Theo begins to contemplate his friendship with his only friend, the same friend that makes these jokes and sends him down a negative spiral

A portrait of avant-garde artist Aurelio Caminati (1922–2008), whose prophetic vision spanned six turbulent decades through a determined compulsion to create.  Set against the baroque intensity of Ireland's wild Atlantic coast and local heritage, the film fuses the raw power of nature with this resistance master's defiant, ever-evolving body of work.  Aurelio Caminati channels nature's fury – declaring nature as the ultimate power source. Rejecting artistic and ideological conformity, Caminati plunges the viewer into subconscious undercurrents arising when storm-force nature trumps conventional ideologies.

The film uses dance as its central metaphor, portraying how imperfect relationships maintain rhythm until imbalance can no longer be sustained.

A biologist trying to invent human cloning to bring back the love of his life.