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Charo and Manuel talk about what each of them is best at. Charo is terrible at proverbs and loves dates, but Manuel hasn't organized one for her in a long time.

As a boy and a girl meet at a pool party, something begins to stir underground. Their small talk is soon interrupted by the whispers of a silicon baby doll.

A strange depiction of the famous quote from Shakespeare’s Hamlet.

A video record of the live performance by artist Beatrice Ieni. The video, shot on the island of San Servolo from one of the windows of the former psychiatric hospital, shows the artist leaning over the windowsill: her face covered by her hair, her body at times still, at times bent over, suspended on the threshold between inside and outside.

Between the layers of the city lies a fragmented memory, that of the first hip-hop dancers in Châtelet-Les-Halles. Through the testimonies of key figures – Koïsso, Jean-Claude Guibert, Marguerite Mboulé and DJ Chabin – Sous le béton brings to life the gestures, voices and trajectories of this first generation of urban artists: a lost heritage, buried beneath successive renovations and the absence of archives.

A burglar on the run accidentally leaves a trail of cash that leads a homeless man into an unexpected discovery.

We follow the day of princess, who lives deep under the sea and is called by cauri shells to travel across time and space. On their journey they become a witness of possibilities of black resistance and existence. In three worlds they encounter three figures, each sharing a glimpse of their story, making different black experiences and forms of knowledge visible. All encounters are materialized in a small object that Princess archives and cares for with their community.

Camera in hand, I set out to seek Pena, a Galician word that means both a large, prominent rock and a feeling of pain or anguish. From the point of view of someone trying to name the world for the first time, this audiovisual notebook is created to explore some of the most unique rock formations amid the landscape in which I grew up, in the Terra Chá local region (Galicia).

Small time Police Detective, Dean Frank, and his newly wed wife, Lucia Frank, Investigate a brutal death of an Actress. We follow Curtis and Morrisey, seeing how and why they killed that girl.

A director suffering from writer's block, Marie-Pierre Genech finds herself facing a blank page as her producer Jackie Hégris gives her an ultimatum: to present something convincing by the next day.

Surface of the Film carries the surface tension of film into the analog process of film development. The film appears as if immersed in a solution of chalk, soda, salt, and soap—the same mixture Soviet DIYers once used to whitewash hospitals, schools, and orphanages. Here, too, the layer both protects and attacks. It covers up, lets traces emerge, and carries scratches, stains, and blurs into the emulsion. Through its own material, the film searches for an equivalent to human vulnerability where gendered, trans, and female bodies seek protection while remaining exposed to the violence of the gaze.

Mr. Herold is being harassed on the phone. He’s being pressured to buy something he has absolutely no use for. However, he has no idea just how skilled the salesperson on the other end of the line is.

A three-trailer footage experiment. The idea: Only every third frame from the trailers for Three Days of the Condor, Close Encounters of the Third Kind and North by Northwest was reassembled in a new order. The three soundtracks are mixed together.

The story of three sisters based on Grimm's fairy tale »Three Brothers«.

A camera straight out of a video game hovers through artificial landscapes and portals. In a ghostly house, a fantasy video game is being played on a computer screen: how are virtual space, toxic masculinity, gaming and fantasy connected?

The Maltese Islands have long been marked by conquest. The fragile landscape that remains is being rapidly erased by greed and corruption. The film drifts through what is left, as a narrator searches for an absent figure in the textures of rock, clay and seaweed. An elegy for land and sea, an elegy for land and Ż.

A film student who desperately needs to hand in a short film project turns to his higher scoring but eccentric and odd classmate to help him come up with and shoot an idea, although he will come to realise that all is not as it seems...

Documentary of musician Zak Temple

Brainrot 2026 is a horror comedy in the style of Evil Dead 2. It follows a group of teens at a house party, when it suddenly turns to shit after a few of the guests drink beer from a satanic barrel, causing havoc and chaos. Who will survive the wrath of the BRAINROT?

Rookie detective is sent on a new daring case to solve the case of missing condiments across cereal county.

On the eve of a birthday, an unexpected tragedy shakes a small lower-middle-class family, forcing them to come together and face grief and uncertainty together.

Altrimenti Inventa is an archival documentary that addresses the lack of representation of North African populations who migrated to Italy before the 1990s. It attempts an experimental reinvention of the missing archive, starting with the director's family history and then moving towards a more collective dimension, questioning the themes of identity, memory, and their relationship with what we choose to preserve and why.

short film produced by NABA, Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti – Sede Milano

When a love ends, what's left? A kumquat. A boy's thoughts fill an empty house with tenderness and nostalgia.

experimental documentary

Walking from Margate to Broadstairs, Voicing Project's community choir were given scores written by Noa Costello, composed in response to the coastline and inspired by Irish Gaelic folk songs of pilgrimage. Deciphered collectively on the day, the soundscape unfolds as they walk along the North Sea Coast.

What if we all had a good reason to set out on the Camino de Santiago? Laurent leaves from Le Puy-en-Velay for a five-month journey — 1,700 kilometres on foot, all the way to Santiago de Compostela. A legendary trail, a spiritual quest that speaks to something universal, a chance to meet others and discover yourself along the way. Explore these breathtaking landscapes from the air and experience the magic of a path unlike any other, one that wears many faces — several of its stretches and monuments recognised as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

A portrait of a Scottish community, land and heritage.

Silvia and Claudia are friends. Very close friends. But some things can’t stay unspoken forever. And when you’ve kept them inside for too long, everything tends to explode at the most unexpected moment. A story about two friends who are on the verge of crossing a line they have spent far too long pretending doesn’t exist. Sometimes the difficult part isn’t what you feel. It’s accepting that it’s real… and daring to live it without fear. A short film that argues that love between women should not be a subplot, an exception, or a mistake. Here, their love is the main story.

After a night of absolute drunkenness, Roberta, Valeria, and Sandra wake up with an impending hangover. Over the course of the morning, that state of boredom and physical discomfort leads them to reveal their most tender sides, but also their most painful ones, ultimately strengthening the friendship between the three of them.

Closer to the truth? In this gripping documentary, a forensic scientist and pathologist reinvestigate two murder-suicides from 90s that may in fact have been double murders.

Collective and performative video work, interfering in three spaces. All actions are a series of interferences with the medium of each of the members of Neofòbia without interaction between them. It is divided into three steps.