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2022. The war has begun, and so has mobilisation. Lyosha searches frantically for his passport, terrified of being called up. His father stays behind in Russia and says nothing. Three minutes of film, simple yet powerful, about the mortal fear of being sent to fight in a war you don't want.
A mother tells her unborn child her version of the vietnamese creation myth.
Lucy finds herself drawn to her best friend in a way she feels she shouldn't. What does she feel, and what does this mean for their friendship?
What happens when a professional surfer reaches their breaking point? After battling chronic fatigue and burnout, eight-time UK surf champion Lucy Campbell reflects on a decade of competitive surfing and the exhilarating risk of chasing waves in the freezing mizzle and golden hours of the Scottish Highlands.
In half-drawn Sketchtown, a stick-man courier has three days to get a half-inked starlet and her three keys to the top of the Tower before the glossy, AI-smoothed Final Cut polishes away everything unfinished. With Uwe Boll as himself.
An experimental short film by Nolan Arado.
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.
In an eight-minute musical fever dream, a woman ricochets through hot flashes, wellness noise and five original songs until she finally stops pretending she is fine.
Rom com created by brilliant middle schoolers
This is the debut work of “Wosaka,” the globally popular character from the Republic of Tuktue, and the masterpiece of director Nomura Fusso, known as the ”father or mother of stop-motion animation.” The protagonist, Nomura, is an ordinary office worker at a company that manufactures adhesive bandages. One day, a face named Wosaka appears on the sole of her foot and starts moving around as it pleases. Wosaka puts on a suit, Nomura is forced to put on a shoe on her face, and they head to work upside down. As a result, the city descends into chaos! What is Wosaka’s purpose? Can Nomura return to normal?
Dreamscape is a quest on the weight of times we never imagined would become our reality. In the quiet hours of sleep, when our defenses soften, buried emotions rise to the surface, often more vivid than waking life. For those shaped by migration and marked by generational trauma, dreams become both a refuge and a mirror. This film explores how the unconscious mind reflects collective and personal struggle. It journeys through the inner worlds we create to survive, to heal, and to simply endure whether that's building coping mechanisms through faith, art, somatics or activism.
A whimsical explanation for why pimples seem to appear out of nowhere.
"On this Saturday I planned to go to Berrylands Nature Reserve to shoot shots for my ongoing project. The horrendous weather prompted me to delay the visit however, and create this, a multimedia project consisting of clips of plants at my home, images from the internet of the reserve, and me reading out the reserve's website header and wikipedia page."
When single Missy (39), fresh from heartbreak and desperate to conceive, discovers a world of free sperm, she dives right in. But semen with no strings attached is scuppered when newbie Patrick (40) unwittingly breaks the rules of the game.
An experimental documentary animation presented as a contemporary Cabinet of Curiosities: a poetic inventory that collects the mythical, the human, and the ephemeral relics of Valencia's urban art scene, touching upon urgent themes of social protest and the fragility seen after the Dana disaster.
A coming-of-age story of a highly sensitive hyperactive city dweller Nadja (24) living on the edge of social exclusion, deepest fears, the world of self-help and the encounter of a strange intergenerational burden. The observational documentary was filmed during a period of six years.
Hired to pose as a dead boy's girlfriend, a professional mourner finds her hardest act is keeping herself from falling apart.