Ants Productions

Nihilistic cousins explore the secret deadly language of a folie à deux relationship in a Brexit environment of racism and illusion.

Featuring today's modern outlaws - These are the outsiders of society. And their all stars. Director Fabrizio Federico has created a fact feature film about money, sex, dignity, and dreams. A group of misfit outsiders all face the difficult question of choosing between their dreams and talents, or following greed.

The story of the Earth Angel. Director Jett Hollywood (aka Fabrizio Federico) chronicles the life of a manic-depressive modern saint using a blend of home movies. Follow his daily routine of spreading smiles, positivity & happiness to the world. He has survived cancer, a spell in a mental hospital and the rejection of his family. Witness this fascinating life and understand how a person finds the strength to spread happiness and his message to the world.

Betty de Bosch (Zoe Jackson), beautiful researcher from Leiden University in the Netherlands captivates Ali (Dwi Andhika), a Bekasi village boy. Their love journey does not go smoothly because it is blocked by a group of thugs. Their closeness makes Salmah jealous and becomes a new problem, coupled with a strong ban from Baba Jiung, because the Dutch had colonized and controlled the Betawi land.

During a winter road trip up to Scotland, three mysterious figures embark on a secret mission to complete Aleister Crowleys infamous Abramelin spell. During the trip they are cursed by weird occurrences, violence and mind games. The enigmatic lecturer of mysticism Damien, chooses a pupil from his class called Bible to take part in the ancient ritual, also bringing along with them documentary filmmaker Horner to record the ceremony. As the existential road movie unravels we peel back the layers of each individual member as they embark on also capturing on video the Loch Ness monster.

The definitive documentary that chronicles the UK's 'Misrule Cinema Movement' boom from (2010-2016) This period of social revolution and unrest gave birth to a new wave of pent-up creative energy & determined filmmakers who started shaking the chains of the mainstream film industries rigid cage by making movies on mobile phones and using Youtube and Facebook to promote their films. Building their own cinemas and staging guerrilla-style movie screenings throughout the country also became a big part of this movement.