December 2025 Programme
Adas Falastine
Director: Hamdi Elhusseini & Samar Lulu
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A documentary film that tells the story of a Palestinian chef and his role in using his hobby as a shield against the famine caused by the war on Gaza, preserving the spirit of resilience and hope within his community
Amour
Director: Yentl Vlachos
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Amour (Directed by Yentl Vlachos) is a visually striking and emotionally resonant music video that celebrates love, connection, and self-expression. Set in a bold, red corridor, the video uses contrasting imagery, dual versions of Claude in white and black, to explore themes of duality, choice, and inner conflict.
Through dynamic choreography (by Kirsten de Vos), precise framing, and expressive movement, the video transforms the song into a cinematic journey where vulnerability meets strength, and tension gives way to hope. Every gesture, color, and camera angle amplifies the emotional core of the song, creating a world that is both intimate and universal.
Amour is more than a musical performance; it is a sensory experience that captures the transformative power of love and music. It invites viewers to engage with joy, reflection, and the subtle beauty of connection.
Atlas
Director: Freddie Green
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At the secretive Bletchley Park during the Second World War, an intelligence analyst feels the weight of the world on her shoulders as she's forced to confront the cost of war and the barriers placed before her.
Conversations
Director: Corey Gaal
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Music video for the song "Conversations" by Calgary band Peach Panic. A 5 minute, single-shot crescendo from loneliness to camaraderie and back again. The work holds a mirror to both the angst and joy of creativity between collaborating artists and the self. Also there's a good boy dog who did good.
Doggerland: The Dead & The Lonely
Director: Adam McHattie
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Set in the wake of a viral outbreak that has ravaged the world, a failing survivalist, thinking he's the last human alive meets another who forces him to confront his grief and achieve his greatest goal... Not just to survive but to live.
Together they journey across the perilous and desolate Essex wasteland to find the fabled colony of Doggerland; The last remnant of a human society that hasn't fallen into barbarism.
A dramedy about the impossible; making a friend in the apocalypse.
ima wa ima
Director: Greg Keung
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When an office worker discovers a caterpillar at work, a forgotten childhood memory resurfaces, one that loops through time, blending the mundane and the magical.
Impact - The Story of Oshane Drews
Director: Sebastian Th. Brune
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"Impact - The Story of Oshane Drews" is an intimate, high-energy portrait of a rising basketball star who is chasing his dream against the odds. Blending dynamic on-court action with candid insights into his personal life, the film chronicles Oshane’s journey from local courts to the global arena, where each shot symbolises the weight of his past and the potential of his future. More than just a sports film, Impact explores themes of perseverance, identity and the transformative power of ambition.
In My Skin
Director - Jaye Abhau
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A visual poem exploring the parallel metamorphoses of women's bodies and the earth: Mother Nature reimagined.
Jungle
Directors - Bhaveek Makan, Jashan Makan
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"Jungle" is a music video by Canadian hip-hop artist Bijaan. It tells the story of the third culture experience - the struggle for identity, the search for belonging, and the empowerment in embracing one's cultural roots. The video features elements of traditional South Asian culture, including live tabla percussion and classical Bharatanatyam dance, and features three live snakes.
King of the Sandcastle
Director - Dominic Davies
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A control-obsessed saxophonist must confront his fear of uncertainty when he learns that a life changing audition will be assessed on his ability to improvise.
Malo
Director - Louis Barrau
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Two brothers, Malo (19) and Tom (23), spend a few days together in their old family house before parting with it for good. Malo, a laid-back teenager glued to his phone, is obsessed with a girl he chats with online, while Tom, the older brother, is buried in his upcoming exams. In this idyllic setting, tensions slowly rise in the unspoken spaces, where eyes refuse to meet.
National Treasures
Director - Will Wright
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When a European art collector is given a private viewing of the British Museum's 'special collections', suspicions are raised when he takes a special interest in one particular object.
But after hearing a re-telling of the infamous object's discovery the collector forces the curator into internal conflict when he tries to acquire it for himself.
OFF THE HOOK!
Director - Alfie Watson-Brown
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When Theo’s most recent impulse buy arrives in a grislier state than he anticipated, he resigns himself to the arduous task of seeking a refund over the phone. As the obstacles blocking him from doing so become increasingly bizarre, what will come first: a full-blown meltdown, or a credit note?
Proving Time Travel is Possible Tomorrow
Director - Tommy Duncan
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Sam decides to meet her future self at the top of a mountain. Tomorrow.
Splinters
Director - Leon Finnan
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Stripped of everything, a failed musician returns home after seven years away, desperate to belong. But the world she left behind no longer has a place for her.
The Table We Share
Director - Brock Edwards
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In America’s breadbasket, a Kansas town confronts the paradox of hunger amid abundance — revealing how community, care, and courage redefine what it means to share the table.
THIEF
Director - Poppy Damon
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A professional thief falls in love with her mark.
Your New Home
Director - Carlotta Beck Peccoz
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From the empty walls of an ex-council house awaiting demolition to make way for new high-rises, Ami’s poem tells the story of the people of Acton, West London.