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Full visual accompaniment to the Malojian album of the same name, "Let Your Weirdness Carry You Home" takes hours worth of archive material from Northern Ireland's colourful past, and presents it in a new light.

Jiminy Cricket explains the sense of touch, its four components (heat, cold, pain, pressure), and its unique dispersed nature.

An impressionistic documentary on the small town cafes in the rural Midwest. While the cafes function as a focal point for many aspects of the rural subculture, they also reveal the limits and somewhat closed nature of that culture.

An homage to the French New Wave and a touching story of friendship and love.

Teens Kate and Big Guy are lifelong best friends. When tragedy causes charming oddball Big Guy to unravel, Kate finds herself both appalled by his behavior and driven by an attraction she never before realized.

A figure passes through an unconscious repository of experience. Unable to find its way, meaning soon drifts out of reach and what remains is birdsong. Inspired by the works of Wallace Stevens, Walt Whitman, and Judee Sill.

A clergyman seeks a donation from a banker in this short slapstick comedy.

Directed by Baran Bozdag & Hande Esiroglu, music Kamiel Thomas

A collection of six contemporary stories exploring hidden passions, unspoken feelings and what it means to find yourself in the eyes of another.

A visceral exploration of Edvard Munch's "The Scream" that follows the trials of a Romanian philanderer named Momo.

A stellar line-up of Scottish musicians, from Eugene Kelly and Emma Pollock to Withered Hand and Rachel Sermanni, feature in this beautiful collection of stories told in song, shot during the night in locations across Scotland from Sauchiehall Street to Scapa Flow. This is a snapshot of an entire nation at its most vulnerable and revealing, inspired by what takes place between the hours of midnight and 4am. This film is part of an ambitious multimedia and cross-genre project created by award-winning director Cora Bissett, acclaimed playwright David Greig and musicians Swimmer One.

A boy on the verge of ending his own life has a conversation with himself about life, death, and why you shouldn't eat chili before going to a water park.

When his beloved daughter runs away with an engkanto, a lonely old man attempts to summon his daughter back home through her favorite dish.

A found footage film for the #MeToo era, confronting the falsehood of unawareness and a cultural willingness to celebrate talent over accountability.

A student is struggling with loneliness while out at university, and finds himself contemplating life. While away in his thoughts, he is encountered by a future self who explains how good life actually is.

After falling asleep during a therapy session, Helen struggles to compose herself as she prepares for Cate, her next patient, who despite her affability proves to be more challenging than Helen expected.

In this campy sci-fi comedy, the children of a newly single lesbian mother team up with their neighborhood friend to exorcise "The gay" from their mom. However, their attempts at a DIY exorcism go awry, unleashing something far more menacing than expected. The story is a hilarious take on the sci-fi genre, poking fun at the idea of exorcising homosexuality as if it were a supernatural affliction. It reminds us to take ourselves a little less seriously and enjoy the absurdity of life.

A story about loss, letting go, and the immortality of true love.

How can we be objective about ourselves? Emily Wardill’s delicate narrative of interconnections explores the mysterious relationship of mind and body. Neuroscientist Dominique is treating Simon, who suffers from the loss of his proprioception – his sense of the relative position of his body parts. Her daughter Tony is a synchronised swimmer, perfectly in control of her own body as a way of running away from her mind. Dominique met her lover Hugo on a dating website. He claims to be a US spy. Is it a lie or his fantasy? From different perspectives, all these figures exemplify an interior alienation that distorts their cognition of their respective worlds.