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Two survivors of a mutant tennis ball invasion search for a weapon to stop them.
The story of a girl who had a dream of being something that caught a balloon going into a fantasy world.
This poignant film publicises elections for a new Assembly in Belfast.
Described as a comedic take on All About Eve, the script follows two male dancers in the New York City ballet
Balloons (2018) follows a bouquet of balloons blowing lazily across a brick-tiled floor. The mundane subjects become both hypnotic and uncanny, thanks to Thomas Demand’s tour-de-force animation work and the films’ eerie,
Unarius’ most controversial video work: the banned, pre-Civil War-era yarn The Ballad of Annabelle Lee! Whilst reliving one of her many past life experiences, Uriel becomes the Southern belle, Annabelle Lee. Meanwhile h
The original material that forms the basis for Mechanical Ballet is an anonymous short reel of film of what appears to be car crash tests, carried out in a deadpan and somewhat cumbersome manner. Reworked into a two-scre
Jeremy is jolted awake from a sex dream before it's finished and spends his day seeing sex everywhere he goes, an animation full of projected fantasies.
‘Being a lad is not so bad!’ is a father’s message in rhyme to a cranky son who feels there’s always something better to be had. This animation by a Sunderland filmmaker – his first and last - captures the imagination an
One of Tchaikovsky's three major ballets, The Nutcracker, a heartwarming story of Christmas. The Maki Asami Ballet Company started a regular performance of ""The Nutcracker"" in 1963. And it has been performing for abou
Set 1: Slow Ready, SOS, Earthling or Alien?, Atlas Dogs, My Generation > Inside Out Set 2: Arrow, Red Bird > Flodown, Turned Clouds, Arcadia Encore: Slow Ready
Sebas, in his search for belonging, discovers Ballroom, a liberating culture for the LGBTQ+ community. There he finds a safe space and a family that helps him accept himself.
A ballad-film inspired by the Umbrella Revolution in Hong Kong.
I grew up in Flushing, Queens in the 1970s as a sports-crazed kid in a sports-crazed family, so naturally, I couldn’t wait to sign up for Little League baseball, like my older brother did before me. Our local league was