Made entirely in Unreal, during lockdown in the UK, in a week in which VE day celebrations collided with Black Lives Matter protests, this film questions the persistence of nostalgia as a form of social control.
MEAN TIME considers photography as a product of looking at and thinking about, the world prefigured on separating or shuttering it.
MEAN TIME is also the calculation of solar time and the experience of, or feeling about, a certain period of time as being troubled or unjust.
An expression and examination of the social problem of black-hearted vaccines that are spreading in China.
Official Selection Annecy International Animation Film Festival 2020 - Off-Limits Short Films in Competition
Two men share their experiences of working in the food industrial complex, challenging our traditional ideas of food production. Dealing with a patriarchal paradigm in crisis, disjointed offers a performative space to heal from trauma: work movements become a way of embodying the inaccessible.
GIMME ONE is a 360 virtual reality experience showcasing five UK ballroom artists as they explore ideas around cultural appropriation, empowerment and safe space. Their self-expression is seen through dance using digital volumetric and motion capture techniques, visualising the unique voices of this vibrant subculture.
We follow HER & HER on their journey seeing just how their differences can compliment each other, what challenges they will need to overcome and how honest conversation and carefree dancing will always win in the end.
QUANTAFORM is a short film starring James Wilson. It is based on the music of Ambrose Field and produced by Screen Yorkshire. Filmed entirely on location, it features a diverse range of sites from across the Yorkshire region, matching heritage to acoustic science for the first time.
The cruelty of confinement and the struggle for liberation contained within in hand-drawn animation and archival footage.
Official Selection BFI London Film Festival 2020
