Upcoming Movies

Hachike a Buff dog unleashes the multiverse but when finding infinite versions of himself he questions his own identity and individuality (A film first planned in 2021 and Delayed ever since)

The story of two detectives in the primary coloured streets of soho.

A harmless prank spirals into deadly consequences when a group of friends targets the wrong person - someone who decides to take revenge in real life.

When young musicians come together to play classical music, they send out a strong signal to our today’s world. The film follows talented young Swiss musicians as they work, search for inspiration, but also expose their thought how to play nowadays the “old” Classical music.

Finessa Jawn — a trained dancer and life-long performer — gives us a look behind the curtain into the world of drag, walking us through the process of building a persona and embracing who you are regardless of society's expectations.

Tigress Queen Of Bengal.

Centers on a mother-daughter relationship that spirals out of control following a shocking revelation. During a thunderstorm, Anna shows up unannounced at the student apartment of her daughter Alice and reveals that their entire family history rests on a lie she told her. Anna claims to have made a pact with a mysterious stranger to save Alice’s leg after an accident 20 years earlier. That pact has triggered a domino effect causing terrible events over the years. Only Alice can help to put everything right. But at what price?

The Movie you will never see.

Two friends have an investment opportunity in which they go to great measures to reach their initial investment money.

Abtract forms play with sync, anticipation, pattern, and palette in this theme and variations exploration of sound and performance. Animated semi-improvisationally to a beautiful Gamelan piece by Bill Brennan and Andy McNeill.

Patria I is a medium-length film by Juan Ibarlucía and Magela Crosignani that reimagines the form of the Baroque oratorio within the post-industrial landscape of Argentina in 2026. Drawing on a south american reinterpretation of the myth of Cain, and employing music, poetry, performance, and installation art, the work takes the audience on a powerful sonic and emotional journey that spans an extraordinary range of human experience—from extreme violence to compassion and tenderness.

After travelling in the middle of a windstorm with a leg injury to the last open strip club during the end of the world, Bunny makes the most of her first day as a freshly changed woman.

Strange sounds emit from an apartment. An isolated man decides to investigate, shortly before being evicted himself.

After another ordinary day at work, a lonely suburban father returns home to the family he has built for himself.

The experimental film explores the visual representation of the Holocaust through a montage of thousands of excerpts from fictional films and television series produced between 1938 and the present. Drawing from an extensive archive of over 3,000 narrative works the film critically examines how Holocaust imagery has been codified and reproduced in cinema across decades.