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A short film about Betty - a reclusive woman in love with a dead body
Two Ukrainian teenagers and one Russian begin adult lives in France, where war divides and loneliness connects them.
Annie (Kalli Tant) is a recent graduate who has spent six months caring full-time for her grandfather. When he dies, she is broke, unemployed, and unable to afford a funeral. Refusing an unbearable council public health funeral, she keeps his death a secret and turns to the local parish priest, becoming entangled with Father Adam (Johnny Vegas).
The untold backstory of one of gaming's greatest villains, Doctor Eggman
Seita is a musician living in Tokyo who is facing a severe creative block. He disappears, and his sister, Azumi, a young deaf girl, finds him in the mountain house where they spent their childhood. Isolated, he tries to get back to composing and begins recording birdsong for inspiration. The two brothers start living together there. Azumi's presence, movements and sounds, which initially irritate Seita, help to unlock the boy's creativity over time. However, the artist becomes bothered again when Taichi, Azumi's boyfriend, decides to pay a visit.
After Ronaldo's free kick shatters a villager's window, he and his friends are forced to wander through the neighborhood in search of a field where they can continue playing.
The documentary follows women who gather in Nari Adalats in rural Bihar to address conflicts within their communities. Many once came here with their own disputes and now return to listen and help work things out. The film stays with the Adalat as a space where women sit, listen, question, and mediate in sometimes brutal cases. What emerges is not a fixed idea of justice, but something shaped slowly, collectively, and without clear closure.
After opening an old DVD case, a man is bit by a mysterious fly and begins to transmute into a monstrous yet all too familiar creature.
Taskmaster Champion and Last One Laughing non champion Lou Sanders delivers a riotous, joke-packed stand up special about love (where is it), mini trampolines (would recommend) and trying to sneak into Business Class on a BA flight.
REALITY / TV / V-I-N-E-T-T-E / HARDCORE QUESTION / MOND LAN FINI / DJ TRAVELLA / power off / FOLLOW ME / SHOW ME / new wave / GAZÉE / IAMNOT / angel
Urban free climber Adam Lockwood attempts to scale the Eiffel Tower in a documentary that is equal parts high-altitude adventure and intimate personal portrait. A film that builds its tension with the precision of a heist movie, mapping every step of an audacious ascent.
Exploring France's rich history of fantasy cinema, this film details the genre from it's foundation to the present.
Halloween can’t come fast enough. Sam’s just KILLING TIME.
When insects around the house grow increasingly aggressive, a young man’s controlling father releases a small frog to solve the problem.
Meet the inspiring individuals and communities who work to protect our most beloved UK wildlife.
"The tits of Juliet, the balls of the bull" explores —through the editing of social media footage— the collective act of touching public statues, particularly on their intimate parts, and everything this gesture reveals about contemporary culture.
Musical Adaptation of Touken Ranbu
Takkuuk is an Inuktitut word meaning to be attentive or to look closely. It is often used to describe the environmental and cultural changes in the Arctic. In the film of the same name, we meet musicians and researchers from the Arctic who explore life, communities, and the challenges they face. The film is a collaboration between Belfast duo BICEP, visual artist Zak Norman, and filmmaker Charlie Miller. They weave documentary realism, music video aesthetics, and artistic abstraction together with the perspectives of indigenous peoples on the impact of colonialism and industrialization. The narrative is punctuated by musical vignettes from Inuit and Sami artists (including Greenlandic rapper Tarrak and Sami singer Katarina Barruk), which together form the backbone of BICEP’s score. Meanwhile, specially built cameras capture the Arctic landscapes in surreal, alien colors that reflect a rapidly changing world.