All hail the greasy spoon! This is the message of Rolfin Nyhus’s charming six-minute short, Two Down. Set in a classic London café, three me

The film opens with outlaw Howard on the run from the authorities. He stashes his sack of loot and makes a run for it through the endless du

Bahadir Karasu’s Paracosm joins this budding genre with its exploration of dreams, drugs and fate. The story opens with Mesut, who, unhappil

During the filmed ceremony, we learn what a broomstick is actually used for, what the rituals try to achieve and how the newcomers felt abou

The chemistry between David and the Nazi soldier is brilliant. So much is said through wordless communication, and is all the better for its

Lance Birley also gives a solid performance as callous father Frank Dupree, whose beefy malice is reminiscent of John Goodman’s quietly terr

The short opens with an image of BDSM magazines strewn across a coffee table, yet while the theme of masochism runs throughout the film, it

Although, in his director’s statement Arepo writes that his motives are to celebrate stillness in a world so caught up with movement, this s

This short film eschews a conventional plot structure to get right to the heart of its message. As many short pieces make the mistake of try

It’s a simple and no frills documentary without any of the gimmicks or hooks some documentaries feel they need to have to keep the audience’