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A traffic warden achieves his final form.
Just minutes before school photos Jesse suddenly finds himself with a very unusual problem. With the clock ticking he desperately tries to fix it before his photo is taken, but his attempts quickly turn into chaos around the school.
A handmade autobiographical love letter to the seagull who kept me company over the lonely years of chronic illness.
When a holiday heist goes sideways, a reckless crew drags their rookie runner into a chaotic game of cops, robbers, and betrayal. As the night spirals further out of control, one bad deal could turn their first big hustle into their last.
Partridges are a common food source for Innu First Nation People in Labrador, especially in Sheshatshiu. Partridge is Innineu in Innu-aimun. This film captures a cultural workshop at the Manishan Nui Gull Island Gathering, filmed by Innu youth Reighlyn Penashue and Karlianna Pokue, with help from emerging filmmakers Heidi Atter and Charlie Pye-Strowbridge.
As Borges once said, “Censorship is the mother of metaphor.” This 16mm structural film explores how state control breeds its own linguistic and visual resistance. Created in response to China's "zero-COVID" policy—with its harsh lockdowns, relentless testing, and severe restrictions that tragically culminated in the Ürümqi fire—this project treats developed image-less Ektachrome film as an "unclean" object in need of cleansing. By applying chlorine dioxide to film surfaces—following government disinfection guidelines during the pandemic—the work transforms physical material into a metaphor for censorship and information control in mainland China. Untitled Film Disinfection Project examines the delicate intersection of public health measures, state control, and artistic resistance.
Young participants in Escuela Dentro Cine make a collective visual alphabet, using self-filming and the image of clouds to explore freedom, rebellion and their own ways of seeing.
An off-hand confession about ‘helping a fox’ turns a tipsy date night into a claustrophobic reckoning of mercy, reason, and the terrifying impossibility of knowing another person.
Saira and David are names rarely spoken now. To most, they are simply my parents, Devendrakumar and Sadhnaben. Their earlier names surface only in fragments before slipping away again. Through this film, I follow their love story, shaped by faith, caste, and the quiet negotiations of everyday life. After their interfaith marriage, they built a life through shared labour and small acts of endurance. As my elder brother approaches marriage, I return to their past, listening for what remains. In a society that defines love through marriage, I find myself questioning the space love occupies.
Celebrating love, connection and the life that’s possible when we look beyond assumptions and limitations.
In New Orleans, three men shaped by growing up without fathers - including NFL champion Tyrann Mathieu, famously known as the “Honey Badger” - return to their communities to become the mentors they once needed. Their mission is to inspire, uplift, and help build a stronger future for the city that raised them. The documentary beautifully intertwines Mathieu's story with those of local mentees and mentors, exploring the shared experiences of growing up without a father, overcoming adversity, and finding strength through mentorship, resilience, and community. These are stories of loss, but more importantly, stories of hope.
An ensemble narrative follows a group of African mothers and children living in Rome’s squatted buildings during a day trip to the beach. When a young boy named Adonai disappears, it brings to light the shared trauma of crossing the Mediterranean, confronting the mothers with their painful memories and connecting the community through a deeply spiritual relation with the sea.
A young man is excited for a night out with his so called 'friends'.
Upcoming Found Footage Short Film from Lucille Hanson. Plot TBA
This documentary chronicles the creative process behind the ambitious artistic project «Viva Don Quijote», conceived and developed by the German-Russian artist Genia Chef. Originally inspired by a tribute to the illustrator Teodoro Miciano, the film offers an intimate look into Genia Chef's studio as he reinterprets Miguel de Cervantes’ universal literary masterpiece through a contemporary artistic lens. Rather than following a conventional biographical structure, the documentary explores the convergence of classic Spanish literature and modern plastic arts, capturing the philosophical depth, aesthetic challenges, and ongoing relevance of the iconic knight in today's visual culture.
A story of finding community and connection through the unlikely medium of high school badminton.
A young man is going through something.
4 work friends sit down to play a Ouija type boardgame and get their questions answered from beyond. Instead they get way more than they expected. Instead they get far more than they expected as they fight to be as honest as possible with a malevolent force attempting to uncover their darkest secrets.