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Nikita is left home alone when his large family goes away. The next morning, a mysterious guest arrives at his house...
An employee's livelihood is threatened.
A woman unlocks a new fear at home.
A defiant history of Bradford's 1in12 Club, the member-owned venue that became a beacon for protest and punk subcultures throughout the '80s and '90s. Long-standing club members reflect on the victories, struggles and the evolving destiny of the collective.
Minjun awakens in an unknown space and is forced to play an arcade game where every loss costs him a finger.
A wistful college girl, grows an insatiable longing for another girl who seems to follow her everywhere she goes. But whenever she tries to close the distance between them, chance seems to always pull them apart.
Trapped in a room with a bitten, cannibalistic man, a group of strangers find themselves prisoners in a situation with no clear escape. As fear and desperation begin to take hold, one person makes the decision to leave. They never return. Set within a fictional, claustrophobic nightmare, Eyes Eyes Eyes explores greed, survival, and the darker instincts that emerge when people are pushed to their limits. As trust begins to fracture and uncertainty consumes the room, the film asks how far people are willing to go to save themselves, and what they are prepared to sacrifice along the way. Sometimes, the greatest threat isn’t what’s in the room, but what people are willing to do to get out.
What makes a mother? A short animation exploring matrescence, the often unseen and deeply personal metamorphosis of becoming a mother. This film reimagines ancient wisdom for contemporary motherhood, offering language, beauty, and recognition to an experience many feel, but few can name. A new mother is in a process of radical change – morphing, transforming, transcending. But does anybody see her?
When a ghostly stranger warns them of a deadly wind storm, a gang of thieves takes shelter in the very town they once robbed.
Lorenzo spends his days watching boys biking in the park. He finally gets a bike when one of them dies in a stupid accident.
A cinematic step up to Zack's life as he goes through his daily life
Perspective and permanence inform Ben Russell’s playful La Prospettiva (1653), filmed in the Colonnade at the Palazzo Spada in Rome, capturing the central composition of the Baroque illusionism masterpiece but also modest moments of the labour dedicated to its upkeep.
Years after leaving her family and hometown behind to build a life of her own, Nisa returns to her aunt Zehra’s home for her uncle’s funeral. Having come from the same past but drifted into different lives, the two women recognize familiar traces of themselves in one another, as well as the possibilities of lives that might have been. Their encounter leads Nisa to reconsider her own past and future.
About the 1970s-style London restaurant, Oslo Court, and its cultural importance to the Jewish community, with waiter, Neil, at its beating heart.
In a small city shop, Maia practices the locksmith’s trade in a unique way: aided by an ancient power and a magical door, she can repair keys that hold extraordinary secrets. Accustomed to solving any puzzle with ease, she finds her skills challenged when a mysterious elderly woman hands her a broken key that defies every known technique. Just as she is about to give up, Maia discovers that the object does not respond to conventional methods and that the only way to repair it is to cross into the dimension hidden behind its own door.