Pierre Niyongira begins his tale with recent footage of local protestors pulling down and dumping the statue of deceased slave owner Edward

We join the story as a young woman travels to the townhouse of her recently deceased grandfather, who was an author of children's stories,

Leonidas and the Fish is a touching snapshot into the life of a young boy, rising early every morning to reach the nearby beach at sunrise.

In the opening scene of the short film Distance, director Richard Schertzer manages to accurately capture the feeling of solitude,...

Playful with both its form and tone, Stephanie Quist’s GOAT Love is a colourful silent film with a sweet love story at its core. Even...

Australian short film Switch takes the audience on a journey of regret and remorse from the perspective of a gas station cashier....

A struggling writer, a dance student, and a renowned musician are the subjects in this complex experimental drama. Through fractured...

Regardless of who is talking and which side they’re on, Brexit is a difficult topic to talk about. Just mentioning the word tells you...

The rise of dystopian narratives in the last decade seems more conspicuous or even extreme than in the past. With movies such as...

Kevin Van Stevenson’s Dark Hearts opens with a montage of a child’s room in utter disrepair – crayons strewn across the floor signalling...