Pulp: The Park is Mine
Go down to Finsbury Park and witness the legendary "The Park Is Mine." Pulp plays tracks primary from the then released This Is Hardcore; 1. The Fear 2. Do You Remember The First Time? 3. Dishes 4. Seductive Barry 5. So
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This is not
The film offers a fragmented reflection on Jean Baudrillard's inversion of Leibniz's question, as posed in his final essay: Why is there more nothing than something?
My Mum's Bonkers
About the loss of a mother, with her unexpected exuberance, but who also cries Puccini melodies. A short poetic collage, as fleeting as the blink of an eye, where sounds and images are superimposed to evoke the at once p
Father: The Judgement is inconclusive
In the 1970s, in the Gampaha district, Desmond Gunasekara , a deeply religious young man from a very ordinary family, accidentally clashes with a crime gang led by a man named Gnane operating in the area.
Nothing is Wrong
A hedonistic city banker drifts through one particularly worthless weekend and struggles to find connection in an online chat room.
Has Anybody Seen My Pants?
Mr. Schmidinger, a Bavarian from Texas, inherits a hotel from his stepbrother in Heidelberg. He flies to Germany, where his luggage and savings are stolen, and finally ends up in his hotel after an adventurous hunt for t
Where is Diana?
A young man wakes up in a dense forest, tied to a tree, with no memory of who he is or how he got there. The only thing he remembers is the name "Diana." Confused and scared, he finds two campers nearby who discover him.
Man Is in Pain
A woman reads Philip Lamantia's poem (from which the film gets its title), which evokes masculine angst as the hand acts out the scenario of the poem.
Before the Night Is Over
When Samantha loses her parents in an accident, she is sent to live with her aunt who runs a bordello that primarily employs male sex workers. Inside she will find not only the passions of those who live there, but also
My Name is Selasih
Highlights about the first female Indonesian novelist, Sariamin Ismail, also known as Selasih.
EXTINCTION IS FOREVER
all living things repeatedly face the choice between growth and extinction.
Today is Sunday
Today is Sunday is both a still life and a landscape film in which the characters are described by nature. The clouds, the wind, the waves, articulate their presence. A dialogue is established between the external enviro
Is It Happening?
"What elements have to align for a six second shot?" Is It Happening? is a film displaying the modern snowboarders' lifestyle of chasing and creating unique shots in the streets and backcountry in the Rocky Mountains.
LOVE IS LOVE, 2026
“LOVE IS LOVE” Love is a familiar phase but in this film, I wanted to approach its meaning from a slightly different perspective. Love is not confined to any fixed form or standard. It has no limits and no boundaries. Ul
All That Is
In September 2020, the filmmaker lost 95% of her belongings in the fires that devastated Southern Oregon. With a pandemic engulfing the world in flames of its own, she embarked on a poetic journey to make meaning of the
Is anyone watching?
Videos on youtube which are 'lonely' (without many views) are compiled in the hope of making friends.
Nice is Cool
Amidst preposterous recollections of his past, a grown man relives his singular memory of what it felt like to be a little boy.
The Grass Is Always Greener
Oscar nominated short Western film. Ranch-hands get their ideas challenged when a stranger shows up, telling them how good they have things.
The World Is in Here
Video editor Nate is up late working on an ad for a bizarre virtual-reality company. As he gets further consumed by the parallel world of the video, lines between reality and virtual-reality blur, vanishing completely- t
Malika is Gone
Two friends, Marc and Nicolas, are a little lost in life. Malika, a foreigner living on the fringes, struggles for her survival. Perhaps a love affair begins between Marc and Malika - unless it's something else entirely.