All Films

The journey of a killer in search of love.

An ex-couple’s reunion takes a dark turn as sexual tension erupts into violence, under the watchful gaze of a voyeur who is drawn deeper into the chaos than he ever intended.

In a dimly lit bar, a man collapses to the floor, bleeding from his head. Beside him, two women remain: one elegant in a provocative dress, the other standing, shaken. From this charged tableau, the story unfolds through a mosaic of fragmented memories. A drunkard at the counter, a couple of bystanders, and the three central figures each recount what they saw that night. Their versions differ (colored by desire, anger, or denial) yet together they reveal the tangled truth: a woman catching her boyfriend on a secret date with her own friend. As the perspectives collide, memories peel back layers of a toxic relationship, where jealousy, betrayal, and violence simmer beneath the surface. But every recollection is subjective, every image distorted: because each witness both hides and knows something the others do not. A shifting puzzle of love, rage, and deception, the film challenges us to decide what, if anything, can be believed.

Lisa had promised her parents she would take care of her little sister Sofia through good times and bad times. But When Sofia decided to throw a surprise Birthday Party for her husband, Lisa had another surprise in mind.

Older than Time itself, the mad drunken god Zazaruk disposes of the Cosmic Hangover in the darkest recesses of the interstellar vacuum. It is murmured that in some interstices between the Worlds there are Inns consecrated to the worship of the ancient God. There you can make a pact with the arcane entity... the pact with Zazaruk is signed in alcohol.

"Far Away Toward Me" is a surreal visualiser following Ann Helene Hagen, a synthetic musical artist existing within a melancholic Digital Diaspora. Set against a dark pop soundscape, the narrative is an atmospheric exploration of ontological disproportion, fragility, and isolation. Ann traverses a subtly chaotic environment, appearing physically diminutive against everyday objects. This spatial shift externalises the profound human desire to find genuine connection in a vast, indifferent matrix. Ann’s journey through this matrix blurs the line between a digital anomaly and a feeling entity.

A lonely boy lives alone in a dark and dirty house without knowing anything. A masked person appears and explains to Thomas that his mother has left him and that there is no one in his life.

When the world stops breathing, everyone must face their fears, their love, and the moments that truly matter.

After playing an old record left to her by her late Grandfather, a young pianist is suddenly transported to Victors where she is welcomed by the host himself and becomes entangled in this mysterious place for the musically departed.

Three stories in one: a couple in Paris, flappers in the Roaring Twenties, two old friends...with no actors and no hollywood editing: straight unretouched photos + movies and unplugged music recorded live (one guitar + one ivica).

"Divine grace? No. It was a parasitic thirst." To Julian, Mikael isn't just a rival; he is an immovable wall built of celestial perfection. Driven by a jealousy, Julian takes a forbidden chance to transplant Mikael's talent into his own throat. The price for breaking the taboo is immediate and intoxicating. As Julian hits a transcendent high note he never thought possible, the world trembles. But at the very peak of his glory, something shifts. Deep inside, a cold, visceral sensation begins to claw its way up. Julian wanted the voice, but he did not know what came with it.

In the time it takes light to reach earth from the sun, All Power provokes viewers to wonder about a near-future civilization of digital natives taught to worship the sun. Co-written and crafted with image libraries informed by artificial intelligence running on solar energy, the film merges process and production in a frenzy of human and machine hallucinations, imploring us to question our own histories, rituals, technologies, logic, judgements, and responsibilities. **This film is made using solar energy. ***This film is entirely AI images and 90% AI sound.

"My name is James the Beast, I’m a biologist, explorer and extreme hunter. I’ve traveled all around the world, from Europe and Africa to Asia and South America, hunting the most dangerous species of animals. And this time I’m in New Zealand looking for hedgehogs. My mission is to find out if what people say about these small, cunning creatures is true, and are they really as harmless at first glance as they are commonly said to be?"

Based on the ancient myth of the Greek Titan Prometheus, this short film offers a unique reflection and perspective on the events and characters of the myth.

Samantha retreats to her attic - where she has kept her art supplies - to hide from someone, or something, pursuing her. As the threat closes in, she arms herself with what is there. Alone and afraid, she makes her desperate stand.

An intimate portrait of creation without audience, this short artist film follows a solitary maker whose work is never intended to be seen. Gathering foliage from the Calder Valley’s hillsides, he returns to the quiet ritual of his darkroom, crafting delicate cyanotypes in isolation. The camera never fully reveals him; only gestures, process, and presence. His art remains hidden until the final frame, where the private act of making briefly meets the public gaze. Blending tactile, close-up observation with sweeping, reverent landscapes, the film becomes a love letter to the Calder Valley itself, a meditation on solitude, authorship, and the quiet power of art made only for oneself.

Each of us sometimes has weird dreams. And so one night, José, a vagabond and a slacker, has a nightmare in which he is being chased by a fish. But apart from his dreams, he can't avoid trouble in waking life either, when his Landlord corners him and gives him a week to pay off his debts. That same evening, José learns from his Flatmate about a Mute guy who owns a fish worth a fortune. Caught between reality and dreams, José tries to get out of trouble and get his quiet and peaceful life back on track.

Babysitting the O'Connell children during a torrential storm proves to be more than Claire bargained for.

A mysterious figure known only as Clyde is causing strange disturbances across a quiet London neighbourhood. Anyone who encounters him is instantly pulled into a surreal 1970s time‑warp, leaving detectives scrambling to understand what’s happening. As rumours grow and unusual events unfold, the legend of Clyde becomes impossible to ignore. Who’s Clyde is a retro, family‑friendly comedy‑mystery blending soulful 70s style, humour, and music into a playful cinematic adventure for all ages.

Shine Bright is a human-AI collaborative English-Korean pop song performed by 12-year-old Indian singer Alithea Jake, created as a father-daughter creative experiment at the intersection of technology and emotion. The Official Anime Music Video introduces Aika - the world's first AI-generated Indian-origin anime K-Pop star. A dreamer in a quiet room who practices her keyboard, guitar, singing and recording - until the K-Pop pulse of Shine Bright shifts her world into a magical futuristic stage. Aika's story is ultimately about one truth: that even when you reach the stars, the work never stops and staying grounded is what makes you shine.

"The Rise and Fall of Globosome" features a neo-expressionist, highly dynamic original score and sound design created for a 3D animated canvas. The audiovisual piece portrays the rapid, invasive evolution and eventual collapse of a planetary civilization. Driven by a massive sonic scale, the story juxtaposes the chaotic, industrial transformation of the planet with the fragile, intimate growth of a solitary flower among the ruins, culminating in a striking classical vocal duet.

When a "Text-to-Reality" AI update grants him god-like power from his bedroom, a teenager's playful experiments spiral into something he can’t undo.

"The Rise and Fall of Globosome" portrays the rapid, invasive evolution and eventual collapse of a planetary civilization. Small, seemingly innocent entities multiply uncontrollably, consuming their world in an industrial frenzy. This ecological and philosophical sci-fi narrative is driven by a neo-expressionist, highly dynamic original score and completely redesigned audio landscape. The story juxtaposes the chaotic, mechanical transformation of the planet with the fragile, intimate growth of a solitary flower among the ruins. The massive sonic scale of the apocalypse eventually gives way to a striking, melancholic classical vocal duet, acting as a requiem for the fallen world.