Fresh arrivals, theater releases, and newly added cinema
“It’s more than just clothes.” In this spoken-word film, fashion becomes the story, exploring the identities and memories woven into every thread.
The great journey of the Little Anteater.
A flickering streetlight becomes a site of pilgrimage when people begin to believe its flashes spell out “yes” and “no” – guiding them through the unbearable uncertainty of existence.
Saul confronts his own guilt and fear through dreamlike visions of his grandmother’s house. In his dreams, a mysterious female oracle suggests that the only way to free himself from his sin is by eliminating the “sinner.”
"Through manipulations of density, processes such as coalescence (cloud formation), and evaporation (cloud disintegration) can occur in sonic form." - CR
The lives of teenagers who joined a youth military organization during the full-scale war in Ukraine.
“An intimate work that transforms the voices of the Ticuna elders into a realm of memory. Through the story of origins and the relationship with the land, *Muiyukuna* champions oral tradition as a living form of knowledge and invites us to listen to the chagra not as a landscape, but as memory, origin, and the subject of collective existence,” says Adriana Jacanamejoy
The world, unfixed. When mortality shakes me, the search for joy means making the familiar new. Here’s to starting a new life where sight is an affirmation of life. Will you look with me?
When a dying man turns into a shirt, his daughter must find a way to keep him warm.
A documentary film exploring farming, landscape and rural communities in the Cotswolds, following the changing seasons and the people who shape the land. Through the voices of farmers, historians, conservationists, and local people, the film reveals how centuries of working the land have shaped the hills, fields, and villages we see today. As the seasons turn, it explores the challenges facing rural life - from changing farming practices to environmental pressures, while celebrating those who are working to care for the land and keep its traditions alive.
The rework for The Church
A documentary about the making of Ed' Morrow's hand-drawn debut feature film. Ed' reflects on three years of work on The Shepherd’s Lamb, looking back on how the project began, how its characters and visual identity developed, the challenges of learning animation while making the film, and the creative decisions that shaped the final cut.
After a dog named Latte mysteriously disappears, a filmmaker pieces together recovered footage and audio diaries to reconstruct the events surrounding the disappearance. The search for answers uncovers something unsettling about the neighborhood cats, and the dog that came back.
