Blind

The encounter between a blind young man who is lustless in love and an influencer girl who suffers from lookism.

SnoCountry Mountain Reports and Red Sky Pictures have partnered to produce a feature film documentary about the history, culture and lifestyle of snowboarding.

Blind Love follows four single, blind millennials in their quest for love. With assists from their eager circle of family and friends, these young men and women hope to find The One. Hailing from Florida, Maryland, New York, and Texas, with interests ranging from poker playing to ballroom dancing, these singles bring fresh perspectives on contemporary dating. Each is on a mission to be seen as who they are--they don't want pity, they want a serious relationship.

Explores the difference in perspective between a man and a woman at the end of their relationship.

Blind Faith is set in Manchester city centre. It follows Jed, a homeless man, who is convinced that the love for his girlfriend and his spiritual belief will somehow turn his life around. Blind Faith mixes the harsh realities of the streets with the closeness of the homeless community. It delivers a gripping, tense and sometimes heart warming story delving into the world of some of the most vulnerable people in society.

Jamie O’Leary has terrible sight, and is now facing eye surgery that could potentially lead to sight loss. A television director for almost 20 years, Jamie has produced groundbreaking programmes that take a fresh look at disability, as well as making popular travelogue shows with some of the UK’s funniest talent, including Karl Pilkington, Romesh Ranganathan and Katherine Ryan. At this pivotal point in his life, O’Leary wants to explore how people cope with sight loss and how blind artists achieve their creative vision of a world they see from a unique perspective. So he has hooked up with blind observational comedian Jamie MacDonald to bring light and shade to facing the condition. Together, they’re on a blind-leading-the-nearly-blind mission to uncover and collaborate with the best blind creative talent.

Awkward 27-year-old May has a blind date with June. All she knows about June is that she will be wearing pink socks for their meeting. On the way there, May’s phone is destroyed in the most absurd of circumstances. Shocked and appalled, May decides to make her way to the date anyway: after all, June shouldn’t be that hard to find. To May’s surprise, the café is teeming with women, only women, all wearing pink socks. Which one of them is June? How will May find her without making an absolute fool of herself?

From Fenslerfilm Vol. 2

Bertrand got rich on the stock market thanks to insider trading. He transfers the amount of his winnings to an account in Jersey, for the benefit of Joyce, his concubine. Joyce having the rights on the funds of Bertrand, it is she who can provide him with a power of attorney so that he recovers his money. It turns out that their relationship goes bad.

A photographer (Edie Falco), a Swedish author (Per Myrberg) and a filmmaker experience a moment of self-awareness on an Italian island

Matthew is working his late shift at the newsagents, as always a blind man comes in to try his luck on a scratch card...

A blind woman summons a demon in the hope that it will allow her to see the man she is falling in love with for the first time.

Transformation, technology, higher powers, breath. These ideas and elements roil around inside Toronto artist and filmmaker Zane Kozak's CG-animated short, taking us on a somewhat troubling but eerily mystical journey from the human form to... something entirely different. This film was made as part of the 6th edition of the NFB's Hothouse apprenticeship.

Blind Innocence is the story of a father and his young daughter, Mary, living in an isolated 1800's countryside cottage. As the story unfolds, we uncover a darker underlying secret that the Father has been hiding from young Mary.

Surrealist and debutant short film by Orlando Quiroz where the search for answers without questions becomes more and more palpable in the pandemic

A film about the ability to see the world in a different way, a way most people do not see it, while their eyesight is being filtered in the name of the phantom "comfort and calmness."

Geoff Brewster has retreated to the family’s isolated, coastal shack to die in peace. He is also going blind. Geoff spends his days walking on the beach and leaving tape-recorded confessions to his estranged wife, Sally. But Geoff’s solitude is interrupted when his Porsche driving nephew, Josh, turns up and decides to stay. Tension fills the shack as Josh’s strange behaviour sets Geoff on edge and when Sally arrives for her weekly cleaning, the shack is ready to explode. Sally encourages Geoff to audition for an amateur production of Hamlet and Geoff takes to Hamlet like Olivier. But Geoff goes totally blind. The arrival of two strangers bearing the ashes of one of Geoff’s lovers sets Geoff and Josh on a collision course that threatens to destroy the both of them. Blind Company was adapted from Austin Pendleton's stage production Uncle Bob, that was set in New York. Quite the difference in location from Tasmania.

The true story of Irishman Brian Keenan and Englishman John McCarthy's extraordinary relationship as hostages of militias in Lebanon during the 1979-91 Civil War.

A blind man struggles to become a basketball referee.