All Films

A youtuber with a crime reportage channel investigates whether a series of alleged snuff films that have been shot in Manchester's city centre, are real or not.

"Hide & Seek" is an animated short film that narrates the story of a child and his fish on their journey into the unknown, following the raid on the child's town during the ongoing war ravaging his country. The short film captures the steps of this journey and its transformations, concluding as the child reaches one of the coasts.

Fabiana is a girl who suffers from coulrophobia; she has an inordinate fear of clowns. Because of this anxiety she is being treated by a psychologist, Dr. Lanzetta. One evening, after ordering a pizza, she receives a visit from a delivery man dressed as a clown for her daughter's surprise party. Such a vision triggers a sense of anguish in her, and before her disbelieving gaze, the deliveryman takes on the guise of IT, the clown who par excellence terrorizes the imaginations of children around the world. When she opens her eyes again, Fabiana finds herself catapulted into a nightmare. She is chased by the clown first across a plain in front of a crumbling church, then through a deserted arcade with all the booths turned on, and finally into a forest. At the end of the chase, the girl slips into a pit with a sign next to it bearing her name. Suddenly Fabiana reopens her eyes and finds herself on her bed in a bath of sweat: everything seems to have been a bad nightmare. Next to the bed, in fact, stands a copy of IT by Stephen King, a gift from her boyfriend, given to her precisely to try to overcome her atavistic fear of clowns. Heartened, Fabiana prepares to go to work. Once out of the house, after going up a couple of ramps, the girl suddenly stops with blood coming out of her nose. Suddenly she sees a red balloon going up the stairwells.

Lidia is a girl too light to be on the ground. Her mother, on the night of June 23-24, asks for help to St. John’s magical water. At the same time her friend Elio has an idea to solve her problem.

In Gaza, the ongoing occupation that has lasted for seventy-six years and the genocide that has continued for over a year have resulted in the bombing of homes, universities, hospitals, and schools. Palestinians living in Gaza, doctors and health workers working under difficult conditions, and journalists who continue to perform their duties despite all forms of pressure and intimidation are trying to prove to the world, through the videos and photos they capture, that there has been no safe place in Gaza for over a year, that they cannot find food, and that there is no access to clean water, electricity, or medical supplies. Gazan mothers and fathers write their children's names on their arms and legs with a pen, in case their bodies are dismembered under the rubble, to make it easier to identify them or to ensure that if they survive, their children can be found in the hospital. The idea for this film emerged from our determination to never forget this situation, which compelled us to decide to create this documentary. We made this documentary with a sense of responsibility to the Palestinian people who are exiled in their own homeland, suffering, and resisting against all odds. In the film, participants selected from women and children who have experienced harsh living conditions share their experiences of survival, the sorrow of being deprived of education, the pain of leaving loved ones behind in Gaza, and the damage caused by the destruction of a city, all while holding onto the hope of one day returning to Gaza. We also witness how children grow up without experiencing their childhood, questioning war, occupation, and justice at a young age, and what it means to endure oppression. "Write My Name," a short documentary film, focuses on the experiences of women and children who have survived the genocide and war in Gaza while also documenting the city’s destruction. To accurately convey the humanitarian tragedy in Gaza through the eyes of those who have lived it, we utilized recent video recordings from Gaza, news reports, personal archive footage, and animation. Our film concludes with a child's narration of the images that remain etched in their memory before leaving their homeland, emphasizing that despite the extensive and profound archives in the media about the drama in Gaza, what we see represents only a tiny fraction of what has occurred.

A drifter gets out of prison and tries to rebuild his life, but struggles to fit in society. In this crime drama with reminiscences of the realistic cinema by Barbara Loden and Jon Jost, the protagonist is an outlaw in his hometown and has the opportunity to remake his life, eventually fractured by a jail sentence. After leaving prison and while enjoying his yet fragile freedom, he decides to do his friend a favor and gets involved in a dangerous business with devastating consequences.

The Call is a 3-minute entry into LabFest, required to be shot entirely on a phone. It is a comedy, wherein George Foster's audition for his dream role in The Force of Nature is interrupted by, well, the call of nature...

Amy was just diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer. As she awaits finding out how far progressed it is, she begins her cycle of grief and worry about leaving her family behind. The film is based on a true story of getting misdiagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer and actually going through the stages of grief.

A music video by Human Productions. ‘Quesuda' is an original song by Danny Pryp, DaGold & Victor Morales in the Reggaeton 'Urbano' genre, performed by international Reggaeton artist Danny Pryp.

Adas Falastin is a documentary focusing on Khalil Al Naja, who turns his passion for cooking into a protective shield against famine by creating a community kitchen to feed Gazans, preserving the spirit of resilience and hope within his community.

In a basement, there’s a man, a woman, and a shift in diet.

Mathis Favre, an expert marksman and a French soldier under the 1er Régiment d'Infanterie de Ligne, travels alone in hopes of surviving the undead and the past that haunts him everywhere he goes.

A man with a fractured foot is brought to an apartment by a woman who then leaves him there to recover. He soon becomes intrigued by the striking presence of a man across the street who leaves his house everyday at exactly the same time. Always whistling the exact same melody, always disappearing behind the same street corner. On what appears to be some kind of obscure home shopping channel the recovering man sees a woman advertising a telescope. He then discovers that very object in the apartment and uses it to observe the whistling man. He finally decides to leave the apartment to pursue the whistling neighbor.. When the pursuit ends, a confrontation follows.

A girl working in a museum tries to convince a colleague that two visitors are flirting. And how does she know? Scientific studies say six signs show one person's attraction to another.

A girl tries to escape her home as shadowy figures stalk her.

After a fierce argument with his brothers over inheritance, Pietro finds himself tasked with taking his grandfather Alberto to a senior center. There, he discovers a vibrant, noisy world full of humanity: from card games, yoga lessons, foosball tournaments, to an unlikely karaoke night, Pietro begins to reconnect with a part of himself he thought was lost. "When generations collide, life starts over — in the most unexpected place"

Moments was born more than a year ago, on a hospital cot. It tells the story of a boy who in the face of a marked fate will try to get to know himself through family and friendly relationships. It will be diary pages that will reveal the background of his life. Giving voice to our thoughts and feelings scares and otherwise we risk becoming slaves to ourselves. Moments deals, albeit in small doses, with topics such as depression, loneliness and social difficulties. This happens because we always try to want to do, to have to do “too much” without dwelling on the small and what we have. In life time is invaluable, but we act as if we are always in a hurry to have to finish things, forgetting the value of a moment. The time we live in now are moments, which will never go back. And we only understand this when something is wrong as we would like.

Music video tribute to Daft Punk.

Laura lives a happy life. She has adopted a new philosophy: living in the moment, enjoying life in every way possible. This triggers the hatred of some haters on social media who will persecute her.

See how we are all puzzled by 3 i Atlas rule breaking anomalies but its coming was predicted in 3 Chinese prophecies with laser precision.

A narrator warns us about a mysterious creature that lurks in a park at night to challenge our perception of it.

As Colline prepares for her photography competition the day before, she is interrupted by a strange insect hunter who appears at her window. Following this unexpected visit, her camera disappears and Colline is forced to pursue the alleged thief in order to save her competition.

A grandfather tells his grandson the secret story of the garden's insects, a magical memory that will be forgotten in a drawe

At a campsite in the Landes region, Camille is forced to do the dishes in order to go to his older brother Marius’s party.But unfortunately for him, it won’t be an easy task with all those teenagers and frogs hanging around nearby.