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Following an accident involving a delivery worker at her workplace, Cristina - a light-skinned Black woman - begins delivering cosmetics in João Pessoa. As she moves through the city, everyday encounters reveal tensions surrounding racial perception, a sense of belonging, and colorism in contemporary Brazil.
Leah is caught in the middle of her family’s divided view points on politics, culture and religious identity, and the ever-changing boundaries of acceptance.
After a chance encounter with a hipster music producer, a young punk rock musician becomes determined to track down an obscure vinyl record that could change the course of his fledgling career. His search sends him on an unexpected journey through Los Angeles, but there’s one thing in his way: his estranged brother.
A paranoid teenager, at home alone, becomes haunted by the spirit of a boy that he killed, and the two try to find absolution with one another.
When struggling Director John Low is the first person to discover the low angle shot, he attempts to capitalise off of the idea by putting it under his own copyright.
Clara, a neurodiverse, overwhelmed corporate employee, struggles to manage her workload and the number of daily tasks she has to keep up with just to stay alive in the modern world, within a sterile corporate environment. After being summoned to a meeting with her manager and HR, she deflects criticism of her work and inappropriate behaviour by blaming everything on her ADHD.
Fantasy past and sci fi future collide in the present of 1988. Shot and edited over the course of 7 years by a crew of one. 100% handmade, no AI!
The work begins with the accidental discovery of an SD card, weaving together a narrative that combines found footage with audio documentary.
Two sisters are forced into a confined space to deal with their inherited traumas and estranged relationship in the face of their mother’s death.
At a garage sale, a man caught between the life he built and the life he left behind encounters a young music fan who unexpectedly reconnect him with his past.
Struggling with emotional numbness, Yara discovers mysterious pills that can manufacture specific feelings, from courage and love to happiness and empathy.
An ex high school basketball star learns to overcome personal struggles and pivots to a new chapter in his life by coaching a disabled teenager to play basketball.
About the 1970s-style London restaurant, Oslo Court, and its cultural importance to the Jewish community, with waiter, Neil, at its beating heart.
Amidst a global pandemic one man sets out to become the greatest filmmaker to ever lift an iPhone 7.
A gesture of erasure. A spell. If you lift the emulsion from a photograph, destroy its surface, transplant it onto a new body, does the memory it carried survive? Need and Desire originates from this question, and from the poetic belief that making a film can alter reality. The cinematic act becomes incantation: a process that destroys and reconstructs simultaneously. Still memories become an “emulsional” landscape. Need and Desire is a cameraless handmade film exploring the materiality of emulsion through instant photographs lifted and transplanted onto a Super 8 polyester base of recycled film scraps.
Trump's midterms: Democracy under threat in America. From Washington DC to Mississippi, South Carolina, New York, Tennessee and Colorado, Four Corners reporter Mark Willacy investigates whether the greatest threat to the elections comes from within the Trump administration itself. Donald Trump may not be on the ballot, but the election is a referendum on his presidency. With his approval rating at a record low, Trump is rallying his MAGA base, warning of electoral fraud and impeachment if the Democrats take control of Congress. Former Trump insiders are sounding the alarm over efforts to undermine confidence in the vote, including the prospect of ICE agents being deployed at polling places. Their warning: a desperate president could go to extraordinary lengths to cling to power.
A young man living far from home ignores a voice message from his grandmother. When her condition worsens, he tries to make things right through work, money, and a plan to return home — only to realize that the simplest thing he avoided can no longer be done