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When young William Bunnykins' upcoming birthday coincides with his hometown's 500th anniversary and a commemorative royal visit from Queen Sophie, he begins to worry that his family and friends are so busy preparing that they have forgotten him.

A short film that picks up where Disney's Cindadrella leaves off: the ball is over, the wedding finished, no more butterflies in the stomach. 'Cindy' and her prince are now at the point in the narrative where things get serious: Life decisions are coming up, buying a house is within reach, and even if everything seems to be going perfectly at first glance, something seems to be missing. By chance, Cindy meets three non-binary fairies who help her discover a space for queer utopias, polyamorous desire, and alternative ways of living.

The daily routine of an older sex worker. Luring clients in, snatching up their cash, and using her special trick to leave them satisfied and more importantly, to get them out of her hair as quickly as possible.

An experimental message to the parents. Or the life in the big city as seen by a homesick young director.

In this short dance film we see Rob arrive to collect the bins at the back door of a theatre before his eyes fall on a cancelled theatre production.

A self-centered influencer on his way to a gig finds himself babysitting a lost, loud-mouthed, 9-year-old girl who snuck into his van to find her way back home.

The story of a bronze statue with a strong pose that inspires many on a daily basis. One day, a little girl notices that the statue is hiding how it truly feels and she decides to do something to help him out. After a while, a construction crew brings a new item to the park, but what is it? This story was created to help those battling depression know that they're not alone. Even the ones that put up a tough front to hide their true feelings. Sometimes we just need a little reassurance from an unlikely place.

First film Button ever made in Hollywood and his biggest commercial success

When a man just can't take it anymore, his friend cheating him out of a promotion takes him over the edge.

A young filmmaker struggles with her mental illness as she makes a documentary with the author Fiona Wright, and challenges her to express her experience with anorexia by preforming of one of her poems.

2-channel video in three chapters

UCLA Student Film, Preserved by the UCLA Film and Television Archive. Richly textured paper cut animation from the Animation Workshop, adapting the Oscar Wilde story "The Happy Prince." A swallow lands on the statue of "The Happy Prince," who used to live inside the walls of the castle, protected from the suffering of his city. As a statue above the town, he cries from witnessing the pain of his people and asks the swallow to take the jewels off his person to share with the people. The swallow obliges and in his efforts to comfort the prince, falls ill and dies.

A look at the first fifty years of Walt Disney's work and the Disney company's productions.

An urban periphery, a small semi-abandoned mansion and its sole inhabitant. A forty-years-old Chinese young man look at the world with cynicism and resentment. Time ago, the building has hosted an experiment of self- management and alternatively shared life. Back then the young man, son of the real Communism, looked at the future and felt to be part of a different history. Today, some friends are still knocking at the door, but just fragments remain of a life lived together, while we can ear the intense noise of the construction sites. A voice over reveals traits of a deep relationship, distant by now. Around the huge Chinese metropolis, constantly in construction and destruction, where the memory's space is increasingly difficult to find.

Two children who feel sure they died terrible deaths and have been born again tell their extraordinary stories. Nicola, aged 12, lives in Keighley, Yorkshire, near to the railway tracks where she played in the 19th century in another life. Titu, aged 6, lives in north India in the shadow of the Taj Mahal. He alleges he was gunned down by a murderer

Doris Stokes was a Spiritualist superstar who publicly demonstrated - to the satisfaction of many thousands - that there is Life After Death, and we can contact those who have 'passed over'. At private sittings, in Spiritualist churches and in theatres and cinemas, the homely 65-year-old medium would chat away to 'the dead' as if they were next-door neighbours. Doris Stokes was not clairvoyant - she didn't see things or go into a trance. Doris was clairaudient - someone who works like a radio receiver tuning in to the other side, and picking up the voices of 'the dead' and passing their messages on to the living. Sceptics will undoubtedly accuse her of fraud, but to most of her audience, who are shattered by grief and who have failed to come to terms with bereavement by more conventional forms of religion or philosophy, Doris Stokes brings good tidings of comfort and joy, and a more solid contentment than can be found in a conventional church or through a bottle of tranquillisers.

Everything has two sides, Good or Bad, Positive or Negative and likewise there exists both God and Satan. Lots of people worship God, while very few worship Satan.The fewer satanic worshippers wanted to spread their belief in huge quantity and to construct Satanic Church, a worship place for Satan like Church, Mosque and Temples.Crimson, a Satanic follower gets in-charge of constructing the Satanic Church and gets instructed to give six human sacrifice to Satan at the same time in that place before construction. All the six should be the first child of their families and were born on June 6th 1996 at 6:06 am.The story focuses on whether Crimson found the six persons, and sacrificed their lives to Satan or not.It's an imaginary story, no resemblance of any events or persons.

Directed by Suzanne Twining

Documentary covers three tumultuous years in the career of the Southern rock group Drive-By Truckers.

This film is a documentary about Daniel, a young man from Lipiny - the poorest town in the southern Poland. Daniel wants out of the omnipresent misery. With a mobile phone camera in his hand he wanders round his neighbourhood asking kids and grownups questions about their dreams. Are they going to come true, at least, for some? Will Daniel ever manage to complete his film?