Science Please! : The Light Bulb
Edison's bright idea, or how the electric light bulb works?
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Edison's bright idea, or how the electric light bulb works?
Somewhere in the forests of the sub-conscious, a sleepwalker journeys through the remains of a lost city. Here the people and animals have become part of the architecture. Echoes of a possible past are heard in all corne
When teenager David Bowers renounces his home and family to run off with a quasi-religious cult, his sister, Janet, sets out to bring him back, very nearly becoming brainwashed herself.
David is a raw vegan influencer. In addition to spreading supplements, he also shares stories about dark forces and God. The film delves into a complex world between conspiracy ideologies and self-optimization, portrayin
A heroicomical poem, whose heroes are people who, at times, need to be wound. A few tales, episodes joined by night time city streetscapes unfold at borderlands of various "mutually hostile" concepts.
Dr. Johann Spittler is a neuropsychiatrist whose devoted work assessing and assisting individuals seeking assisted suicide in Germany unfolds within a morally fraught society.
Cosmic revolutions beget earthly revolutions in a film about the 2024 solar eclipse, ecstasy, ghosts, birth, death and the English poet and preacher John Donne.
The work started through a fascination with reflective surfaces as a way to understand identity itself as something always contextual, mutable, distortable, fragmentary, metamorphic or, simply put, highly reflective and
Eleven-year-old Misha dreams of a bright, eventful and struggling life, just like in the movies. But there are ordinary people of few words walking around: how can something special happen to them? An ardent fan of the T
Lights, Camera, Mega examines How the journey of women who work as actors in the televised soap opera industry in Kolkata (known as mega), India since they joined this workforce? The growth of the regional soap opera mar
Olive Elise Abercrombie's debut.
After a devastating discovery about the fate of a friend now confined to a mental institution, the director and his young daughter set out on a 1700-kilometre train journey from the north to the south of Vietnam, hoping
Stuck in a cycle of grief, a young woman continually relives her memories of a ruptured life. Detaching from her past is the only way to break the cycle and be reborn.
Losing the Light reflects the artist's bitter battle to stay in this world as a long-term survivor of AIDS who has lost his vision to CMV retinitis. An experimental self-portrait, the video evokes the dissolution and fra
"Light Shaft" diagonally crosses the screen with a wedged light formation, usually on the diagonal. Its variations are rendered through arrangements of the tripod while panning the camera. Limiting the viewer's attention
Jamie and Olive have always had each other. Since they were kids, they laughed, cried, and dealt with everything that life threw their way side-by-side. Their teen years were no different, and they continued to flourish
An abandoned film screen in the middle of the forest.
After finding out he has no lighter, a perilous quest im pursuit of a light begins.
A woman, once captured in a 35mm image, waits to be seen. Light shapes the image and creates a new life form in this dance of pixels on analog skin. By working with different facets of the cinematic apparatus, this film
Live stand-up performance by English comedian Sean Lock recorded in April 2017 at the Theatre Royal in Margate. The show includes the comic's mischievous views on parenting, old age and immigration.