Dylan and Lizzy are best friends, growing up in a typical dystopian suburbia. Dylan has a plan to take her mom's boyfriend's car for the night. The two of them drop acid, steal the car, and the wild sequence of events that ensue over the next nine hours is one for the books. Dylan is all gas, no brakes. Lizzy is more in touch with the risk verses benefit equation. The unlikely duo are still inseparable, and their journey is as entertaining as it is dangerous. In the end, we are reminded that life's a trip, so enjoy the ride.

A documentary portrays a 91-year-old mother and literary researcher in her twilight years, living in a cramped room with everyday worries and simple human desires. Through this, it depicts the maternal bond, the affection and care of the child for their aging mother, and the fragile, precarious existence of people at the age when they are like "a lamp before the wind."

The idiom "ngọn đèn trước gió" literally translates to "a lamp before the wind" and figuratively describes a life that is fragile, precarious, and could be extinguished at any moment, often referring to the very old or those who are terminally ill.

Five powerboat-loving film-school slackers from LA shoot for a deadline in Costa Rica and stumble into a river poisoned by an illegal biogenetics laboratory. After their tepid thesis project fails, the team hatches a risky spring-break boondoggle to launch Golden-Fleece beach adventures.

A girl walks around the street of a city and she has extrange visions that finally are connected with Ukrainian War.

Matt, an aspiring filmmaker, shoots an amateur film with his friend Joe, but sudden hearing loss shatters his plans. A doctor’s diagnosis and fear of failure plunge him into despair. With the support of loved ones and a conversation with a psychologist, Matt gains a fresh perspective on the filmmaking process.

The hidden face of pathological gambling in a scenario suspended between fiction and reality, Gamblers tells true stories of men and women trapped in the vortex of gambling.

GIULIO, 20 years old, decides to spend his first summer away from the cumbersome presence of his mother. He will do so in the old family home in the Cuneo countryside, inhabited until his untimely death by the eccentric AUNT CLARA.

No one had entered those evocative and historical walls since the death of the woman, an artist who had made unruliness her only rule of life. GIULIO reopened the house and with it the most secret and painful pages of his family.

Time is valuable, we're only here for a moment. So, let's make the most of our time whilst we're here.

A short film about a life-changing moment...
One day, while Seyfo (35) is herding his sheep, one of them strays from the flock. As he follows it, he sees the sheep disappear behind a rock. When Seyfo climbs up to get a better view, what he witnesses leaves him stunned.
This short film tells the story of how that moment changes Seyfo’s life forever.

Through a time of personal struggle and tragedy, a young Polynesian stage performer named Marc discovers a new meaning of hope. This hope is found through a support system he never knew he had. As he pieces together the support of family, friends, and culture, Marc realizes something of great worth and value, the Aloha within.

Following the death of his father, Gabriël and his mother live a secluded life in the countryside. After Gabriël finds a dead dove in the garden, something strange and miraculous begins to occur, offering new perspectives to him and his mother.

Francis is a troubled girl living her teenage years unhappily, especially after a fight with her best friend Vittoria, who turned all her schoolmates against her. Her only safe haven is bike rides and the piano, but these manage to give her only momentary relief from the pain. She feels like a mistake, and inadequate. Is she really the monster everyone believes her to be?

EVA tells the story of two parents expecting a child. A routine scan reveals a rare genetic condition: the baby’s brain will never develop, and after birth it will survive only for a few hours. Confronted with this devastating truth, the couple faces an impossible choice – to end the pregnancy, or to bring the child into the world so that its organs might save the lives of other newborns.

The Manchester 24 Hour Run Against Homelessness raises funds in aid of Greater Manchester Mayor’s Charity’s flagship scheme, A Bed Every Night. This film documents the full 24 hours during the event in 2024.

After a traumatic car accident, Rose loses her memory. Confined in a room with two friends, she begins to sense that something is off. As small details stop adding up and trust starts to erode, Rose must decide whether to face the truth or continue living in a lie.

Terry Gilbertson has been a security guard for over 21 years in Kings Cross, London. He is now heading up the Task 7 - Maximum Security program and rolling it over the UK.
Graham once again catches up with Terry, this time he is at a university in East Anglia making sure that health and safety protocols are being followed and that everyone is following a code of maximum security!

Trapped in a cycle of grief, Leah is confronted by a past she has done everything to forget.

Gustavo Zimmermann, a young archaeologist, ventures into a dark forest trying to complete the last investigation into his missing grandfather. Once there, he meets a mysterious Old Man who keeps a vast collection of objects in his cabin, which arouses Gustavo's interest and suspicions.

In the heart-pumping world of superheroes, it's not often you get a glimpse behind the mask. Enter "Card Game," a short film that dares to ask: what happens when three heroes swap spandex for a friendly game of cards? Every once in a few blue moons, three super beings get together to have a card game. In this enviroment they can relax, talk, share, and put there cards on the table.

Caitlin's sister, Cassie, has Down's Syndrome.  She also has a love for writing stories, sea salt and chardonnay vinegar crisps... and "feng shui-ing" every room she enters. When she comes to stay for the weekend, she brings all this colour and character with her, decorating Caitlin's rigid routine.

A man and a woman meet by chance at a cafe. They are strangers to each other, but they start boasting
about their achievements during a casual conversation. It turns into a competition of misfortunes. As the
conversation progresses, an unexpected crime from 20 years ago is revealed.

Teacher that's teaching kids to smile in a post a dystopic school.

Frances, serves as a poignant exploration of the pervasive housing crisis that has gripped our society. Going beyond mere statistics, the film endeavors to shatter preconceived notions about homelessness and directs attention to the alarming reality that anyone, regardless of their background, can find themselves facing the harsh uncertainties of housing instability. At the heart of the narrative is Frances, a resilient and hardworking woman navigating the aftermath of a recent divorce. As if the emotional toll of separation weren't enough, her rental property becomes short-term holiday accommodation. Faced with the daunting task of finding a new home in a fiercely competitive market, Frances encounters insurmountable challenges due to her single income and her unwillingness to be separated from her beloved dog.

A desperate and agitated bikie sets off on his Harley Davidson to the coast. He arrives at a solitary caravan near the water's edge. Inside the van is the keeper of a mysterious secret; an ancient and timeworn shell, once found by explorer Matthew Flinders on the very the same beach in 1802.
The Shell is the key to the past and a gateway to the present.

Tired of being treated like a product to sell, a young model searches for happiness in her life and in the modelling industry.

Millie is learning how to solve mysteries on her vlogging channel in the town of Willow’s Run. With an uncle who is the Detective of The Colby County Police Station, she entrusts and unwittingly enlists him to help her put a face to the fingerprints in her mystery of murder escapades. Mysterious Moments with Millie ‘Mills’ Mallory – is a heartfelt, suspenseful and engaging Mystery Drama, created with the same beloved overtones as Murder She Wrote and a keen sense of suspicious clue solving as seen in the Murder She Baked Mysteries series. Hang on to your trench coat and hat-it's gonna be an interesting ride!

One day Pierre's TV breaks down, what at first seems like another setback will soon take him down a new road.
Pierre West is a drama about hope and darkness, filmed over 17 years.
Through Pierre’s isolated life and his unjust struggle with trauma, the film explores emotions that arise when the light at the end of the tunnel seems so very far away
A character-driven portrayal balancing hardships and inner demons with humor and longing.
In an existence without compassion – how long can Pierre endure?

A shy American teenager and an outgoing French exchange student form an unexpected intimate connection on Halloween night.

The quiet seclusion of a private garden is slowly consumed by secrets, lies, and self-preservation.

The hidden face of pathological gambling in a scenario suspended between fiction and reality, Gamblers tells true stories of men and women trapped in the vortex of gambling.

GIULIO, 20 years old, decides to spend his first summer away from the cumbersome presence of his mother. He will do so in the old family home in the Cuneo countryside, inhabited until his untimely death by the eccentric AUNT CLARA.

No one had entered those evocative and historical walls since the death of the woman, an artist who had made unruliness her only rule of life. GIULIO reopened the house and with it the most secret and painful pages of his family.

Camila is a young 24-year-old woman who suffers from amnesia: she remembers little to none about her childhood in the coast, in the sea, because of a traumatic event when she was a child. She replaced the pain and emptiness from her loss with an imaginary world where the perception of reality is unique and extraordinary, where details are brought to life, where a giant fish her guardian.

Camila escapes from a blurry past and in that escape meets Jose, a delivery guy with whom she falls in love. But one day Jose disappears, and Camila has to stop running and go look for her lost love, and in that process find the missing pieces of her memory.

“Fishgirl” is the urban and fantastic portrait that inhabits a dimension at the same time tragic and dazzling, tender and dark, a dimension illuminated with characters as everyday as they are fantastical.

Gidja Walker is a Mornington Peninsula based ecologist and ethnobotanist who has worked for years protecting its Earthscapes. Gidja overcame discrimination in a male dominated profession.
She is a mentor to young women entering the world of nature-based learning and an advocate for traditional owner custodianship. Over many decades, Gidja has contributed professionally and informally as a consultant and advisor to many government bodies and community-based organisations.
In 2006 she was a recipient of the prestigious Prime Minister’s Banksia award for the "Back from the Brink" endangered orchid species recovery project.

BRITALIANS explores the journey of Italians in the UK, from early immigrants in Manchester’s Ancoats district to today’s professionals in key institutions. Using archival footage, personal testimonies, and expert insights, the documentary highlights their struggles, achievements, and cultural influence, in the UK.

A 16mm film consisting of five chapters of various happenings throughout an apartment complex, shot in hour increments of the days.

Neuroscientist Senichi Itabashi decides to test the concept of superhuman ideologies on his own brain, using research materials left by his grandfather from the wartime era. This experiment leads him to see and hear ghosts, yet he struggles to discern whether these visions and voices are genuine or merely figments of his imagination.

Admit this confusion, Ren, a female staff member from his favorite bar, appears before him, though something about her seems off. Upon visiting the bar, he discovers that police have begun investigating her disappearance.

Is Ren truly dead? And if so, who killed her? To verify the outcomes of his experiment and his own senses, Senichi seeks the cooperation of the deceased that appear around him and a medium, delving into the truth behind her death and the identity of the perpetrator.

Camila is a young 24-year-old woman who suffers from amnesia: she remembers little to none about her childhood in the coast, in the sea, because of a traumatic event when she was a child. She replaced the pain and emptiness from her loss with an imaginary world where the perception of reality is unique and extraordinary, where details are brought to life, where a giant fish her guardian.

Camila escapes from a blurry past and in that escape meets Jose, a delivery guy with whom she falls in love. But one day Jose disappears, and Camila has to stop running and go look for her lost love, and in that process find the missing pieces of her memory.

“Fishgirl” is the urban and fantastic portrait that inhabits a dimension at the same time tragic and dazzling, tender and dark, a dimension illuminated with characters as everyday as they are fantastical.

EVA tells the story of two parents expecting a child. A routine scan reveals a rare genetic condition: the baby’s brain will never develop, and after birth it will survive only for a few hours. Confronted with this devastating truth, the couple faces an impossible choice – to end the pregnancy, or to bring the child into the world so that its organs might save the lives of other newborns.

The hidden face of pathological gambling in a scenario suspended between fiction and reality, Gamblers tells true stories of men and women trapped in the vortex of gambling.

GIULIO, 20 years old, decides to spend his first summer away from the cumbersome presence of his mother. He will do so in the old family home in the Cuneo countryside, inhabited until his untimely death by the eccentric AUNT CLARA.

No one had entered those evocative and historical walls since the death of the woman, an artist who had made unruliness her only rule of life. GIULIO reopened the house and with it the most secret and painful pages of his family.

Neuroscientist Senichi Itabashi decides to test the concept of superhuman ideologies on his own brain, using research materials left by his grandfather from the wartime era. This experiment leads him to see and hear ghosts, yet he struggles to discern whether these visions and voices are genuine or merely figments of his imagination.

Admit this confusion, Ren, a female staff member from his favorite bar, appears before him, though something about her seems off. Upon visiting the bar, he discovers that police have begun investigating her disappearance.

Is Ren truly dead? And if so, who killed her? To verify the outcomes of his experiment and his own senses, Senichi seeks the cooperation of the deceased that appear around him and a medium, delving into the truth behind her death and the identity of the perpetrator.

The quiet seclusion of a private garden is slowly consumed by secrets, lies, and self-preservation.

A shy American teenager and an outgoing French exchange student form an unexpected intimate connection on Halloween night.

Francis is a troubled girl living her teenage years unhappily, especially after a fight with her best friend Vittoria, who turned all her schoolmates against her. Her only safe haven is bike rides and the piano, but these manage to give her only momentary relief from the pain. She feels like a mistake, and inadequate. Is she really the monster everyone believes her to be?

EVA tells the story of two parents expecting a child. A routine scan reveals a rare genetic condition: the baby’s brain will never develop, and after birth it will survive only for a few hours. Confronted with this devastating truth, the couple faces an impossible choice – to end the pregnancy, or to bring the child into the world so that its organs might save the lives of other newborns.

The hidden face of pathological gambling in a scenario suspended between fiction and reality, Gamblers tells true stories of men and women trapped in the vortex of gambling.

Frances, serves as a poignant exploration of the pervasive housing crisis that has gripped our society. Going beyond mere statistics, the film endeavors to shatter preconceived notions about homelessness and directs attention to the alarming reality that anyone, regardless of their background, can find themselves facing the harsh uncertainties of housing instability. At the heart of the narrative is Frances, a resilient and hardworking woman navigating the aftermath of a recent divorce. As if the emotional toll of separation weren't enough, her rental property becomes short-term holiday accommodation. Faced with the daunting task of finding a new home in a fiercely competitive market, Frances encounters insurmountable challenges due to her single income and her unwillingness to be separated from her beloved dog.

A man and a woman meet by chance at a cafe. They are strangers to each other, but they start boasting
about their achievements during a casual conversation. It turns into a competition of misfortunes. As the
conversation progresses, an unexpected crime from 20 years ago is revealed.

Tired of being treated like a product to sell, a young model searches for happiness in her life and in the modelling industry.

The quiet seclusion of a private garden is slowly consumed by secrets, lies, and self-preservation.

A journey into modern London's rock 'n' roll scene, featuring Laurie Wright and his band, exploring the genre's legacy, its cultural roots, and its fight for relevance in today's mainstream.

Camila is a young 24-year-old woman who suffers from amnesia: she remembers little to none about her childhood in the coast, in the sea, because of a traumatic event when she was a child. She replaced the pain and emptiness from her loss with an imaginary world where the perception of reality is unique and extraordinary, where details are brought to life, where a giant fish her guardian.

Camila escapes from a blurry past and in that escape meets Jose, a delivery guy with whom she falls in love. But one day Jose disappears, and Camila has to stop running and go look for her lost love, and in that process find the missing pieces of her memory.

“Fishgirl” is the urban and fantastic portrait that inhabits a dimension at the same time tragic and dazzling, tender and dark, a dimension illuminated with characters as everyday as they are fantastical.

The so called “F Roads” go deep into the heart of Iceland crossing many glacier rivers, winding through vast black sand territories.

Only accessible during the Icelandic summer, the Higlands of Iceland, is an oasis of tranquility and inspiration; unique landscapes inspire those who decide to explore this place.
Some of the attractions require hiking, some others are situated right by the roads. Climate and volcanic activity have shaped dramatic landscapes unlike anywhere else on Earth: craters, crater lakes, glaciers, glacier streams and rivers, waterfalls, canyons, vast black sand territories, mountains and magnificent geothermal locations.

Following the “F roads” deep into the Highlands of Iceland is a real adventure - due to the quickly changing weather, quite often, explorers have to make their way through strong winds, rain or fog.

Tired of being treated like a product to sell, a young model searches for happiness in her life and in the modelling industry.

GIULIO, 20 years old, decides to spend his first summer away from the cumbersome presence of his mother. He will do so in the old family home in the Cuneo countryside, inhabited until his untimely death by the eccentric AUNT CLARA.

No one had entered those evocative and historical walls since the death of the woman, an artist who had made unruliness her only rule of life. GIULIO reopened the house and with it the most secret and painful pages of his family.

Frances, serves as a poignant exploration of the pervasive housing crisis that has gripped our society. Going beyond mere statistics, the film endeavors to shatter preconceived notions about homelessness and directs attention to the alarming reality that anyone, regardless of their background, can find themselves facing the harsh uncertainties of housing instability. At the heart of the narrative is Frances, a resilient and hardworking woman navigating the aftermath of a recent divorce. As if the emotional toll of separation weren't enough, her rental property becomes short-term holiday accommodation. Faced with the daunting task of finding a new home in a fiercely competitive market, Frances encounters insurmountable challenges due to her single income and her unwillingness to be separated from her beloved dog.

Teacher that's teaching kids to smile in a post a dystopic school.

The so called “F Roads” go deep into the heart of Iceland crossing many glacier rivers, winding through vast black sand territories.

Only accessible during the Icelandic summer, the Higlands of Iceland, is an oasis of tranquility and inspiration; unique landscapes inspire those who decide to explore this place.
Some of the attractions require hiking, some others are situated right by the roads. Climate and volcanic activity have shaped dramatic landscapes unlike anywhere else on Earth: craters, crater lakes, glaciers, glacier streams and rivers, waterfalls, canyons, vast black sand territories, mountains and magnificent geothermal locations.

Following the “F roads” deep into the Highlands of Iceland is a real adventure - due to the quickly changing weather, quite often, explorers have to make their way through strong winds, rain or fog.

DYNAMICS (Frozen Movements) is an experimental, dreamy and surreal stop-motion film, created using everyday materials. The film offers a visual reflection on transformations that emerge through the intuitive blending of dissimilar elements. The result is a non-narrative art film where fantasy, form and texture merge into a sensory experience.
This short animation invites viewers to surrender to a world where logic gives way to atmosphere and intuition. The hypnotic soundscape enhances the avant-garde character of the film and leaves plenty of room for personal interpretation.

Ray shares his tragic past: “I lost my mum when I was a wee cub. Well, I didn’t lose her. She was murdered… by a human.” His heartfelt plea, “A tiger can’t change its stripes. But you can,” transforms him from a symbol of loss into a powerful advocate for change. The film’s simple, innovative visuals and direct messaging cut through the noise, resonating with audiences, driving over a million views within first view weeks. This campaign showcases the power of creativity to inspire action and highlights urgent need to save one of the world’s most iconic species.

This Animated Action Comedy which takes place in the groovy era follows a sunshine rock band called Apology None that has always struggled to make a hit record. A promising demo gives them hope but is stolen by a rival record company. A raunchy band called The Hoglies takes their song toward the top of the record charts. Apology None, with the guidance of their genius keyboardist, attempts to reclaim their song using methods seen in espionage action films.

A 20th century aboriginal fisherman, gets away with his crimes, lives to be old and gray, with no hell to pay..

Buried beneath years of abuse and silence, a brilliant young Black woman rises like a rose from the concrete, reclaiming her voice, healing generational wounds, and turning pain into power.

In a strange mountain town that secretly serves as a gateway to the afterlife, two eccentric death agents keep rebellious souls in check—until an orphaned teen with a mysterious past arrives and threatens to unravel everything.

Liv Fry Cordóba (20s) returns home with her gringo husband, Jonas Fry, to revive a historic cantina, only to find her former lover, Fern Castañeda, still running the bar and tied to the local cocaine trade. Their old flame reignites fast, and Jonas’s violent jealousy drives Liv into Fern’s arms. When Jonas vanishes, Liv assumes he’s on an alcoholic bender until she learns he’s dead and buried. No remorse. Just the harsh truth: she's on her own. But survival in San Miguel demands more. When Jonas’s estranged brother Clay Fry arrives, sniffing for answers, Liv must outwit a new threat, claim her second chance, and prove that in a town built on second lives, only the fierce endure.

Ten years after inventing Bulliiball—a brutal fusion of soccer and football—WIK, a former legend, sits behind bars for the tragic death of his wife, framed by a corrupt prison warden with deep ties to the sport’s elite. As the Bulliiball World Championship approaches, WIK’s daughter Grace uncovers a conspiracy linking the warden to Bali, the arrogant star player who replaced her father. Determined to clear WIK’s name and restore his legacy, Grace teams up with her father’s old teammates for a daring scheme involving blackmail, underground games, and breaking the system from within. As personal rivalries ignite and hidden traumas surface, this underdog team must come together, or risk losing more than just the championship—they could lose each other.

In the 16th century, Timaios, a Greek explorer-cartographer, arrives with a crew on an unknown island. The clan is guided by Lucio, who, like several other members of the clan, has the power to manipulate fire. While visiting the island, Timaios meets a strange woman, Eione. Lucio announced to him the death of one of his clan's hunters. Timaios embarks on an investigation that leads him to an ancient temple on the ocean's edge. He discovers that Eione is the queen of the mermaids. They started to have feelings for each other. A new attack by the mermaid Thexiope ignites the flames. An open conflict between the men and the mermaids begins. With no conceivable victory over the fish-women, Lucio begins negotiations. Thexiope requires the life of the young Osman. With a heavy heart, Lucio gives in and sacrifices the young man to the mermaids.

It's 1962. Five Avon ladies go head to head with the local sheriff as they cover up a brutal murder.

A journey into modern London's rock 'n' roll scene, featuring Laurie Wright and his band, exploring the genre's legacy, its cultural roots, and its fight for relevance in today's mainstream.

Dylan and Lizzy are best friends, growing up in a typical dystopian suburbia. Dylan has a plan to take her mom's boyfriend's car for the night. The two of them drop acid, steal the car, and the wild sequence of events that ensue over the next nine hours is one for the books. Dylan is all gas, no brakes. Lizzy is more in touch with the risk verses benefit equation. The unlikely duo are still inseparable, and their journey is as entertaining as it is dangerous. In the end, we are reminded that life's a trip, so enjoy the ride.

Francis is a troubled girl living her teenage years unhappily, especially after a fight with her best friend Vittoria, who turned all her schoolmates against her. Her only safe haven is bike rides and the piano, but these manage to give her only momentary relief from the pain. She feels like a mistake, and inadequate. Is she really the monster everyone believes her to be?

EVA tells the story of two parents expecting a child. A routine scan reveals a rare genetic condition: the baby’s brain will never develop, and after birth it will survive only for a few hours. Confronted with this devastating truth, the couple faces an impossible choice – to end the pregnancy, or to bring the child into the world so that its organs might save the lives of other newborns.

After a traumatic car accident, Rose loses her memory. Confined in a room with two friends, she begins to sense that something is off. As small details stop adding up and trust starts to erode, Rose must decide whether to face the truth or continue living in a lie.

Lines of light multiply and overlap, creating a visual vortex. A collage of photographs moves to the pounding rhythm of Joe Schievano’s music. Cars cross nighttime streets, while distorted lights convey the sensation of driving in a state of altered perception. High Tension is a journey through confusion and alienation.

A documentary portrays a 91-year-old mother and literary researcher in her twilight years, living in a cramped room with everyday worries and simple human desires. Through this, it depicts the maternal bond, the affection and care of the child for their aging mother, and the fragile, precarious existence of people at the age when they are like "a lamp before the wind."

The idiom "ngọn đèn trước gió" literally translates to "a lamp before the wind" and figuratively describes a life that is fragile, precarious, and could be extinguished at any moment, often referring to the very old or those who are terminally ill.

The documentary shows how her ancestors lived as farmers in German colonies, for example in Hohenbach and Reichsheim in the Vistula triangle in Galicia and later near the city of Lutsk in Volhynia in the 19th and early 20th centuries, until they were forced to flee again during World War I. Ludwig Zimmermann's family was deported to the Russian interior in 1915 and returned to Germany in 1918. The film combines personal investigation with historical analysis and culminates in Ute Köhler's decision to process this family history into a novel, a literary tribute to her courageous ancestors.

Summer Triangle is a groundbreaking 65-minute feature film created entirely with AI-generated visuals. Set in a quiet rural village, the story follows three boys during one unforgettable summer as they set out on a quest to find a UFO they believe crashed in the nearby mountains.

Water Memories – The Memories of Water is a captivating journey through ancient myths, legends, and stunning landscapes of Emilia-Romagna, where Fabio Bortesi shares timeless stories about water’s significance, accompanied by the enchanting sounds of Celtic harpist Agatha Bocedi. Set against three evocative locations—the Olmo Park in Guastalla, the Trebbia Valley, and the Parcellara lava stone—this poetic visual and musical experience celebrates water’s symbolic power, its role as a source of renewal, and its deep connection to mystery and spirituality. An immersive tribute that invites viewers to rediscover the element that has shaped us and continues to influence our existence.

Into CONSCIOUSNESS is a documentary film that proposes an intimate and collective investigation into the meaning of consciousness. Through the voices of 12 protagonists - therapists, philosophers, artists, scientists, educators and spiritual researchers - the film composes a mosaic of reflections, experiences and insights that challenge our ordinary understanding of self, time and reality.
The story unfolds through themes ranging from the memory of ancient grains to the constitutional identity of Italy, from Bert Hellinger's family constellations to the Mayan synchronarium, passing through contemporary archetypes such as Morpheus and Neo. Each encounter takes place in an intimate and authentic way, without forcing, creating a space in which the word becomes resonance.

“Shade of You” is a cinematic composition that speaks in silence. It evokes the emotional depth of loss, reflection, and longing — the kind that lingers between moments. Designed for film scenes that require a quiet emotional pull.

Spotlight on the Affiliated High School Choir of Macau, this film captures the interwoven tales of middle and high school students finding their youth through song. It documents sweat-drenched rehearsals, the thrill of the stage, and the laughter and tears shared among friends, tracing a journey of musical dreams. Behind the lens are their fellow students — earnest teenage filmmakers preserving their peers' pursuit of harmony in innocent years, singing the purest resonance of growth. A youthful melody by teens, for teens.

Pennsylvanian independent filmmaker Blair Murphy goes nuts exploring Shakespeare... and hits the jackpot

The legend of William Boucher is a tale of vengeance.. He returns to New Orleans to find out that his beloved twin sister, Whisper, has been killed. Seeking vengeance, he embarks on a killing spree and, through a curse, is compelled to return to Earth to get his revenge.

Holeboy is consumed by anxiety, so he eats up everything he can get his hands on, causing a lot of grief to his family and fascination for the doctors who try to treat him.

Holeboy’s body is now constantly changing, reflecting his unsustainable feeling of inadequacy. He is unable to understand that every hole can also be a door, and what you let in can brutally change and devour you.

A 16mm film consisting of five chapters of various happenings throughout an apartment complex, shot in hour increments of the days.

Music video for singer/songwriter, Troy Randall-Kilpatrick's latest release.

Zene Mog Zivota is a 20-minute black and white short documentary (4:3 format) that explores a Croatian family’s migration journey. Through a heartfelt roundtable conversation between a mother, daughter, and aunt, the film explores their transition from rural life in Croatia to a city, then ultimately to Switzerland pointing out the challenges of cultural displacement. Interwoven with scenes of daily life, it examines themes of identity, exclusion, and resilience leaving us with the question of whether the journey was worth the sacrifice.

DYNAMICS (Frozen Movements) is an experimental, dreamy and surreal stop-motion film, created using everyday materials. The film offers a visual reflection on transformations that emerge through the intuitive blending of dissimilar elements. The result is a non-narrative art film where fantasy, form and texture merge into a sensory experience.
This short animation invites viewers to surrender to a world where logic gives way to atmosphere and intuition. The hypnotic soundscape enhances the avant-garde character of the film and leaves plenty of room for personal interpretation.

Gradually we will learn about a criminal past that begins withdrug dealing in Colombia and continues with the birth of “LaNegra” in Amsterdam: a top-level drug trafficker who made it to the list of the five most wanted women by Interpol. To hide herself and avoid capture, she looked for the place of anunwary guy. She found Jesús Pamplona.

After almost ten years without any contact, Jesús Pamplona decides to reconstruct the image of her former roommate and friend, Paloma. It is a difficult task, since their friendship is full of silences, lies, and absences.

Time is valuable, we're only here for a moment. So, let's make the most of our time whilst we're here.

Francis is a troubled girl living her teenage years unhappily, especially after a fight with her best friend Vittoria, who turned all her schoolmates against her. Her only safe haven is bike rides and the piano, but these manage to give her only momentary relief from the pain. She feels like a mistake, and inadequate. Is she really the monster everyone believes her to be?

A journey into modern London's rock 'n' roll scene, featuring Laurie Wright and his band, exploring the genre's legacy, its cultural roots, and its fight for relevance in today's mainstream.

Feeling trapped in the Roma village where he was born, Caliu refuses to accept that his glorious days as the “King of the Violin” are behind him. As he grapples with the challenges of the present and memories of his golden past, he sets out on a journey to reinvent himself. Through it all, music remains the one constant that carries him forward.

After killing his brother in an alcohol induced rage, Tony, a reluctant priest, must now reap the consequences of his actions, facing his demons from the past, and the present.

Ray shares his tragic past: “I lost my mum when I was a wee cub. Well, I didn’t lose her. She was murdered… by a human.” His heartfelt plea, “A tiger can’t change its stripes. But you can,” transforms him from a symbol of loss into a powerful advocate for change. The film’s simple, innovative visuals and direct messaging cut through the noise, resonating with audiences, driving over a million views within first view weeks. This campaign showcases the power of creativity to inspire action and highlights urgent need to save one of the world’s most iconic species.

Neuroscientist Senichi Itabashi decides to test the concept of superhuman ideologies on his own brain, using research materials left by his grandfather from the wartime era. This experiment leads him to see and hear ghosts, yet he struggles to discern whether these visions and voices are genuine or merely figments of his imagination.

Admit this confusion, Ren, a female staff member from his favorite bar, appears before him, though something about her seems off. Upon visiting the bar, he discovers that police have begun investigating her disappearance.

Is Ren truly dead? And if so, who killed her? To verify the outcomes of his experiment and his own senses, Senichi seeks the cooperation of the deceased that appear around him and a medium, delving into the truth behind her death and the identity of the perpetrator.

Teacher that's teaching kids to smile in a post a dystopic school.

A man and a woman meet by chance at a cafe. They are strangers to each other, but they start boasting
about their achievements during a casual conversation. It turns into a competition of misfortunes. As the
conversation progresses, an unexpected crime from 20 years ago is revealed.

After killing his brother in an alcohol induced rage, Tony, a reluctant priest, must now reap the consequences of his actions, facing his demons from the past, and the present.

A group of seven friends in their mid-20s, frustrated by their inability to secure spots for their short films at festivals, decide to host a house party to watch their films together. What starts as a joyful night soon takes an unexpected turn, igniting the secrets they have been hiding from one another. The only witness to the night's events is the director's recording digital camera. The entire film will consist of seven different recordings captured by this camera.

BRITALIANS explores the journey of Italians in the UK, from early immigrants in Manchester’s Ancoats district to today’s professionals in key institutions. Using archival footage, personal testimonies, and expert insights, the documentary highlights their struggles, achievements, and cultural influence, in the UK.

The so called “F Roads” go deep into the heart of Iceland crossing many glacier rivers, winding through vast black sand territories.

Only accessible during the Icelandic summer, the Higlands of Iceland, is an oasis of tranquility and inspiration; unique landscapes inspire those who decide to explore this place.
Some of the attractions require hiking, some others are situated right by the roads. Climate and volcanic activity have shaped dramatic landscapes unlike anywhere else on Earth: craters, crater lakes, glaciers, glacier streams and rivers, waterfalls, canyons, vast black sand territories, mountains and magnificent geothermal locations.

Following the “F roads” deep into the Highlands of Iceland is a real adventure - due to the quickly changing weather, quite often, explorers have to make their way through strong winds, rain or fog.

Created by Sylvie Kay.Standing by herself in a large and white rehearsal studio, similar to a blank page, she creates this intimate story. This particular atmosphere drives her to play with imagination, fantasy, supported and captivated by Igor Dvorkin musical compositions.  Both in front and behind the camera, she becomes «Woman Conductor» using all the simplest tools at her disposal. Between modernity and reminiscence, she tells us a very personal story both offbeat, unusual and poetic.

Millie is learning how to solve mysteries on her vlogging channel in the town of Willow’s Run. With an uncle who is the Detective of The Colby County Police Station, she entrusts and unwittingly enlists him to help her put a face to the fingerprints in her mystery of murder escapades. Mysterious Moments with Millie ‘Mills’ Mallory – is a heartfelt, suspenseful and engaging Mystery Drama, created with the same beloved overtones as Murder She Wrote and a keen sense of suspicious clue solving as seen in the Murder She Baked Mysteries series. Hang on to your trench coat and hat-it's gonna be an interesting ride!

A man and a woman meet by chance at a cafe. They are strangers to each other, but they start boasting
about their achievements during a casual conversation. It turns into a competition of misfortunes. As the
conversation progresses, an unexpected crime from 20 years ago is revealed.

Gidja Walker is a Mornington Peninsula based ecologist and ethnobotanist who has worked for years protecting its Earthscapes. Gidja overcame discrimination in a male dominated profession.
She is a mentor to young women entering the world of nature-based learning and an advocate for traditional owner custodianship. Over many decades, Gidja has contributed professionally and informally as a consultant and advisor to many government bodies and community-based organisations.
In 2006 she was a recipient of the prestigious Prime Minister’s Banksia award for the "Back from the Brink" endangered orchid species recovery project.

This Opera and the Caracters were inspired by the timeless journey of Dante's Divine Comedy and the magical world of Devil May Cry.

The short film, produced entirely in AI, tells the story of a chief in the Amazon, through the eyes of a chief, about the effects of the devastation of the forest, fauna and indigenous peoples.
A necessary call to action for a problem that will affect not only Brazil, but planet Earth.