Innocent Sleep
A film based on Shakespeare's Macbeth: A power-hungry military wife convinces her husband to kill the king at a state dinner.
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A film based on Shakespeare's Macbeth: A power-hungry military wife convinces her husband to kill the king at a state dinner.
This documentary features Tyrolean creatives and focuses on the question, how to deal with borders, migration and exchange between different cultures.
Three of the deadliest souls, seeking, and reaching for eternal power. Find themselves out to kill and take control of a young boy.
Competes friends working on the same farm at the heart of the girl, but she liked the younger, generating jealousy in the heart of the other lover, seeks to differentiate between loved ones, take advantage of the owner o
SWA: the ‘Self’ is metaphorically hidden in a multi layered 5 sheath formation of interlocking caves we lose touch with our true subtle selves, when we identify with a fluctuating mind and the multiplicity of a m
A mix of 8mm and 16mm home movies, mostly depicting Western women focused on their home lives or leisure time, collected obsessively on eBay auctions, is remedied through various artisanal and eco-friendly techniques. Th
While we don't really know the origins of the song games, it is possible they came to the North in the 15th or 16th century. Over time, they have changed characters, and some of the games have taken the form of "wall-pla
A workplace missive flows into dreamlike self-reflection, permeating hypnotic images of labour at a London fishmonger. Thoughts drift with repetition.
Come along for the first of 4 walks along the beach and get a primer on why we haven't managed to make artificial organs yet. The documentary looks at what artificial organs currently in development, the problems they ai
Introspective rats discover pyschedelics.
A journey that takes you through unchartered waters to locations never surfed before…Exploration, epic waves and award winning performances by some of the world’s best surfers. Featuring incredible footage by world renow
This is the story of Indian social worker and humanitarian Fazle H. Abed, who founded the Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee (BRAC) -- the largest citizen organization in the world. Abed traces the group's history an
The narrator is a student conducting an antiquarian tour of New England. He travels through the nearby decrepit seaport of Innsmouth which is suggested as a cheaper and potentially interesting next leg of his journey. Th
Based on Simon Garfield 's book of the same name, this programme examines how British attitudes towards disease and homosexuality were affected by Aids. Originally sold to the public as a pandemic affecting homosexuals a
This empathic and often poetic medical-training film features a powerful performance by co-director Naomi Feil as a nurse who learns to cope with aphasia, the inability to speak as a result of a brain injury. Feil, a soc