When an online Grifter is hired to start a civil war, he screws up monumentally
A tourist from abroad and a fossil hunter team up to discover the hidden gems of the Jurassic Coast in Dorset, England.
From sharks beneath the waves to the people we pass by every day, this film reveals the worlds we miss when we let fear and assumptions keep us from looking deeper.
Cumbrian poet Emma McGordon wrestles with mental health and class-based barriers as she tries to turn her poem into a film. Poetic yet gritty, this experimental performance piece weaves together McGordon’s experiences of heartbreak and OCD.
Described as a modern adaptation of Euripides’ The Bacchae inspired by the Manson family murders.
Through landscapes and nocturnal glimpses of men claiming public space, a Kashmiri woman narrates her lifelong negotiation with fear, curfews, and gendered restriction. The film is a quiet meditation on how the smallest desires expose the vast inequalities that shape women’s freedom.
At the height of his success as a real estate developer, Todo is suddenly arrested on charges of embezzling funds from a school land deal—an accusation he adamantly denies. His pleas are ignored by prosecutors, and the situation spirals out of control when his most trusted partner and his loyal employee give an account that casts him as the mastermind. Stripped of his position and reputation, can he seize a final chance to prove his innocence?
A young woman cooks in her family kitchen. Through an off-screen exchange with her mother, generational tensions around womanhood, faith, and expectation quietly surface.
The two killers meet once again and fight it out with hikers caught in the middle
A criminal on the run attempts to break into a house for hiding. He realizes his escape will be far more difficult than originally planned.
Across a series of everyday settings - a bus stop late at night, a locker room after a match, an online gaming session, an open-plan office - we witness subtle but recognisable moments of harassment and boundary-crossing behaviour directed towards women. Nothing heightened. Nothing dramatised beyond reality. Just the familiar discomfort of something not quite right.
When a plane crashes on the island of Venex Ti, the survivors start killing each other in a battle royal to avoid starving. But when a portal appears, it might change everything, bringing with it the risk of a war.
One night. One interview. A truth that changes everything. A journalist sits across from a man on the edge of death.
Ernest, a man slowly losing himself to dementia, struggles to care for his bed-ridden sister as reality begins to fracture around him. Through surreal, absurd, and liminal flashes, his memories, routines, and sense of identity gradually dissolve, until he can no longer recognize the person he once lived for.
