Movies

Carlo, Austin and Nick create grinch themed cookies.

What happens when the Okimata band goes on a hitchhiking trip from Metula to Eilat? A video was born that is both an adventure, a human encounter, and a small lesson in love for Israel. Through our encounters of all kinds, we heard moving stories, laughed, got excited – and most of all, we rediscovered the best in the people of Israel: the kindness, openness, and broad-heartedness found everywhere in the land. This is an educational and entertaining video, suitable for those who love the country, the people in it, and the path shared among them.

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Five ways to capture a sunset. Five ways to make the eye flutter and fly. Practical exercise on a central idea: how to generate a montage without cutting the material or how to cut with the movement of the camera. Flicker Film. Silent. Color. Digital. Recorded with a cellphone.

Juvenile highlights the harsh reality of bad parenting and its irreversible impact on a child’s future. Influenced at a young age, a minor slips into alcoholism, revealing how neglect and poor guidance can turn innocence into addiction.

A grieving man aimlessly wanders the streets of Liverpool in search of solace.

As two friends write a song together, reality and dreams intertwine.

A Ranger has a tragic encounter with The Ring of Power.

Akkurat nå is the latest instalment in a series of shorts, featuring Marte and Ole, an artsy, middle-class couple in Oslo. As Ole pursues a deeper connection with his spiritual self, the now middle-aged Marte finds herself unmoored and can’t seem to catch a break. Akkurat nå plays out in both mundane and surreal fragments, continuing the series' exploration into the droll discomforts of togetherness.

Transcendental and ecstatic, RELUCESCO is a triptych about sensuality, desire and sex told through bodies and light. Shot on various analogue formats, light paints these merged, writhing figures into being. A poetic and inclusive alternative to pornography that allows the unseen and intangible to become the tantalising places of erotic pleasure.

Thida goes to the theatre to see a play with her friend. Later, when rehearsing her own lines, the boundaries between what’s in the script and what she actually wants to convey become ambiguous, even for herself. Will performing allow her to open up, or will she remain trapped inside her role?

Fragments of pottery. Gold, silver, jewellery. Contemporary art. Luciana Decker Orozco visits various museums and collections in London, tracing a homegrown past present on another continent. Each piece are windows that open and close, briefly revealing what they hide, a mystery that she encapsulates in her celluloid and magical editing.

Pietro, playing a video-game, is casually exploring a dreamscape of lush forests against the backdrop of the zombie apocalypse. Wandering, he spots a group of players disguised as undead who regularly gather to sing a lullaby, only to be ambushed by a group of hardcore survivalists. Freya (they/them), a developer by profession but a mystic for passion, invites Pietro to visit a sanctuary that they are building—a place safe from all of this chaos—where they guide him into a meditative exercise. The film combines footage from video-game DayZ, custom level designs made in Unreal Engine and internally developed tools for procedural animation.

A day inside the charming hair salon of Veronique Gizard, on the corner of Rue de Bagnolet and Rue Planchat in Paris’s 20th arrondissement. Owner, stylist and client shyly gaze into the lens of legendary Viennese filmmaker and photographer Friedl vom Groller. The salon’s distinctive character lives on in 16mm – it closed its doors in mid-2025 after 20 years, and the shopfront now houses a cafe.

In the claustrophobic depths of the Mutoshi mine in Katanga (DRC), Ndjimu follows The Rememberers – a community labouring in unsafe and brutal conditions to extract coveted minerals from the ancestral soils to feed global tech empires, to their own detriment.

Inspired by Pablo Neruda’s Book of Questions – a collection of lyrical, unanswerable poems written as paradoxical and playful interrogations of nature, life and the cosmos – this experimental miniature by Heidi Piironen weaves poetic inquiry with visual abstraction, through the rarely used mordançage technique. The veil-like formations it creates evoke the fluid, fragile, ever-changing essence of rivers, suggesting they are living entities, much like us.

Kai, a simple, young, and broke man, is faced with an issue. His rent is being raised, and he does not have the money. Kai stumbles across an opportunity for 1000 dollars, the only thing is that he has to steal. Kai either must do this daring heist or stick to his morals. Without them, he is nothing.

Soldiers from both sides of Sri Lanka’s civil war fall in love. But their time out of war in the safety of a monastery threatens to be short, with detachments of both armies closing in.

Three pairs of artists engage in different instances of collaborative creation. As they get to know each other and discuss art and life, each pair creates an unexpected new work.

A hazy, intimate journey through Santiago de Compostela, told through memories, correspondences and the quiet poetry of travel.