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A duet for two eyes, just one at a time. Shot on a 1952 Stereo Realist and on a consumer 3D video camera made 70 years later. Hand processed, each eye numbered, taken apart and rebuilt a frame at a time. Made by hand. Sung at a distance. “The Happy Sunny Side of Life” (1936) counter melodies against despair.
Two balloons realises that they both want different things out of their short lives, but they don't want to do it without each other.
Go behind the scenes of Sky Original film Animol, the highly anticipated directorial feature debut of Ashley Walters, and discover how the film was brought to life. Featuring exclusive on-set footage and interviews with director Ashley Walters, writer Nick Love, and stars Tut Nyuot, Vladyslav Baliuk and Stephen Graham.
A thread. A yarn. A tale. A story to tell. A visual and sonic masterpiece journeying across the Celtic fringes, through thunderous barrels and peeling points breaks, pulling on threads that reveal that it’s as much about the journey as the folk that are with you along the way.
An intimate autobiographical film weaving together years of analogue photographs, self-portraits, and moving image. What began as a private act of preservation unfolds into a quiet meditation on bipolar disorder, love, family, and everyday memory. Love in Three Acts is an intimate autobiographical film weaving together years of analogue photographs, self-portraits, and moving image. What began as a private act of preservation — documenting early motherhood in isolation during the pandemic — unfolds into a quiet meditation on bipolar disorder, love, family, and everyday memory. Moving between humour and heartbreak, the film gathers fragments of self as woman, artist, and mother, while tracing a fraught relationship with photography after leaving photojournalism. At its core, Love in Three Acts is an offering of a private world, now shared.
The household plastic tarpaulin so widely used in cities becomes a source of distortions in space and time, as if the laws of quantum mechanics had been transferred to the macroscopic world. Places far apart are gathered into a single field that lives by its own paradoxical rules. We find ourselves inside a cinematic arabesque, in which shots join into a continuous, intricate ornament unfolding in time.
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.
Entering an abandoned house once filled with happiness and love, we hear the recollections of Ereme — a close friend of Tengiz, the man who once lived there with his beloved wife and children. Through his memories, the house comes alive again, existing now only in the fragile space of remembrance and within walls that remain empty.
This film takes place within the lives of two friends that conflict with one another, as "Q" can't take responsibility for his actions and loosely getting "Jazz" involved.
Upcoming Found Footage Short Film from Lucille Hanson. Plot TBA
A Samoan musician born and raised in Hawaiʻi, spends the day with his best friend Alex, chasing dreams of music, romance, and a future beyond their everyday lives. But as casual jokes and familiar spaces give way to increasingly painful encounters, the two are forced to confront how differently the place they call home sees them.
Expanded horizons. A penumbra of virgin vision. An exercise and trial in subjecting the sensor to unfavorable conditions to excavate what should be seen by the untainted eye. Dim all the lights, and kill all the sounds.
A rookie police detective is forced to make a decision that will effect his life and his career...
Gus sees a boy drinking juice. It is not the same as he remembers.
A man notices a teddy bear strangely placed on top of a tree and tries to get it down.
Christopher goes to a seemingly regular school day when he decides to take an innocent nap, only to wake up and find the entire school gone and as the truth unravels so does the horror...