Five

Quitting time it may be, but the commute home tonight has turned the surreal up to 11…or 12!

Five Feet follows the trials of a young woman, who has spent more than half her life trying to stay alive in a grueling world where a fatal virus prevents anyone from being near each other.

Get five short "underground" films from director Andy Halliday in one set. Made over the years fom 2004 to 2012 with limited resources, these passion projects are truly independent. Tackling comedy, romance, fantasy and drama - all with a bare-bones, DIY feel.

The Martial Arts as you have never seen them before. Masters from 20 different disciplines show you what they know, teaching you how their moves work and why. Tai Chi , Kenpo, Groundfighting, Judo, Shotokan, Karate, Ju jitsu, Kickboxing, Jun bao, Wing Chun, Kung Fu, and much more explained.

A man, Nikola Vaptsarov was sentenced to death on 23 July 1942 by a field court marshal of the then Bulgarian puppet government. Surprisingly enough, the then Communist leaders in charge of Vaptsarov's activities and tried by the same court, got off with lighter sentences and in the wake of the upheaval of 1944 stood at the helm of this country. A decade later, the world got to know that the man executed in the hot summer of 1942 was the greatest of all the Bulgarian poets born in the twentieth century. And his nearest and dearest took to cashing in on his popularity.

This unique, neo-noir mystery follows Alex, an out-of-town journalist with a destroyed reputation, as she struggles to write an article on a paranoid shredder salesman. When the salesman appears uncooperative, Alex hires a private investigator to dig into his past in hopes of finding the story she so desperately needs. However, the salesman has an unexpected change of heart and offers to teach her about his business, while dragging her into the dangerous world of secrets and the machines that keep them safe.

After being rejected at a party on New Years Eve, Henri is given unwanted advice by a drunk at a bus stop as he soon realizes something strange going on.

In this short, Pete Smith provides comedic narration over silent film footage.

Saodat Ismailova looks back at the history of female heroines over nearly a century of Uzbek cinema in order to chart the changing perception of women and the state of the film industry more widely. Commissioned as part of Asian Film Archive’s Monographs, a series of essays on Asian cinema.

O’ Magic Power of Bleakness takes you through the doors of Tate Britain’s galleries into the underside of a motorway flyover – more specifically, the M53 Eastham Rake Bridge near the artist’s childhood home. Leckey brings the audience into a replica of the concrete space frequented by children and teenagers with nowhere to go, including the young Leckey himself.

In a gloomy city square, a talented artist struggles to make a living through his chalk drawings. He finds himself unable to captivate the bustling businessmen and women around him, who barely give him or his work a passing glance. With no money coming in, his motivation to pursue his passion begins to dwindle, until he forms an unlikely friendship with a pigeon who appears inspired by his work.

A series of six short films concerning the adventures of form 2B and their inventive science master, Mr Potter

Short by Vanessa Renwick.

In the penitentiary for juveniles of Mendoza, Argentina, five dots tattooed between the thumb and forefinger mean that when the hand is shut tight a mortal ambush is being laid: four of them are on our side, and the fifth one is army or police.

a film by Mike Relon Makiling.

When Alex Katz paints one of his large, signature paintings, it is an act of the utmost concentration, a performance in which he draws on years of experience as well as preliminary sketches, painted studies, finished drawings, and a large charcoal cartoon, as he transfers the bare bones of the image to his canvas.

An Earthed production for dirt magazine - undaunted by the limitations of the number four, Alex Rankin delivers the next chapter in the 'Earthed' series of mountain bike films. 'The Law Of Fives' has come...

Filmmaker Teresa Blake's portrait of an 88-year-old man with a trail of Texas Exes: Houston oil man, Hollywood playboy, hotshot lawyer and serial monogamist Tommy Blake on a quirky and intimate journey, a daughter looks beyond myth, money, and society -- and all that hair -- in seeking the truth of her father.

A progressive elementary school's "parenting class" takes an unexpected dramatic turn.

This could be summarized in the observation of the landscape and its representation, based on the video recording of the image reflected by a concave mirror on a flat surface. Probably, the same feeling that perhaps some Renaissance artists had, when discovering the image in movement. This work reaffirms the idea of introspection by both the lock-down we have suffered and the impossibility of belonging of the landscape.