Fresh arrivals, theater releases, and newly added cinema
Vlog that traces a large part of our summer. Thank you all this summer was exceptional and I hope to see you all again soon!
When Sofie starts to realize her life's dream may not be as easy as once thought, she looks back on her childhood and speaks to her friend as to rethink her passion and rest of her life.
This Project Assembles 1 Second Shots From Over 200 Individual 1980's Horror Movies To Create A Rhythmic Montage Of Momentary Expressions And Image Relation. Throughout The Process Observing Connections And Repetitions To Form And Further The Concept With Each Brief Image.
What if most children living in orphanages are not actually orphans? Studies reveal that nearly 80 percent of institutionalized children worldwide have at least one living parent, challenging long-held assumptions about why children are separated from their families. For many, the underlying cause is not abandonment or a lack of love, but poverty and limited access to resources.
The Rift Between Us is a talking heads documentary featuring Nozizwe Dube, Marie-Fidèle Dusingize and Betel Mabille, exploring the impact of misogynoir on romantic relationships between Black women and Black men in Belgium. At the intersection of sexism and anti-Black racism, the film asks how colonial legacies continue to shape the ways we see ourselves, each other, and the relationships we build.
When a young man accidentally destroys a monument of someone’s dead son, a bloodthirsty father killer wants to get his revenge.
A scheduled driving lesson veers off course when a secret is revealed.
A boxer's life improves when he begins dating a woman, but her violent ex-boyfriend, a Limerick gangster, tracks her to Belfast and pulls the boxer into a perilous criminal world.
An insignificant image goes viral and changes everything…
Three generations confront conflict under one roof until one incident bridges their divide, proving patience and understanding can transform relationships.
7 min version, part of "The Process Tapes"
The class is over, the streets are open, I am alone wandering around the city.
When comic artist Jane McSween gets locked out of her flat, her day goes from bad to worse when her attempts to break back in result in the accidental death of her neighbour, and draws the attention of a local crimelord.
The bayos horses came with a continuation of the winner grammy of the best high school album
A journey of acceptance, growth, and confidence within a mind with dyslexia, revealing the cracks of inaccessibility embedded in the education systems.
When an impatient female driver's determination to get past a refuse truck threatens the safety of two bin men who disarm their bully with their own infectious and delightful interpretation of art.
Using WhatsApp audio messages from friends and family, medical exams, and discarded raw footage from previous projects, a film editor creates a “recycled” film. Amid the remnants and voices, an essay emerges on memory, identity, and the boundaries between reality and fiction.
Living alone in an isolated rural cabin, Max’s quiet routine is disturbed when a mysterious wooden box appears on his doorstep containing an old photograph of his home. After throwing it away, the box inexplicably returns and with it comes a series of increasingly disturbing events. As Max begins to realise he may not be alone, he finds himself caught in a sinister cycle that has haunted the cabin long before he arrived.
An experimental film that fuses analog and digital techniques and reflects on the artist's life through the 1980s.—a time of rebellion, discovery, and loss. Blending Super 8 and 16mm film, digital animation and personal reflection, the film drifts from the raw urgency of punk rock to the glittering pulse of gay discos. Bookended by the deaths of his two closest friends, it’s a haunting and poetic elegy to a transformative era, where identity and community thrived amidst the shadows.