Funerals gone wrong make for surprisingly common comic material. Death at a Funeral [Frank Oz, UK, 2007] and the continually unsung...

When musician Richard Paske sat down on his piano in Minneapolis in 1998, it is unlikely that he envisioned the results becoming a...

Letters from Eniwetok is a 12-minute experimental short film from Boston-based British director Ed Carter. It tells the story of a young...

The year is 3049, humankind is finished, virtually bereft of existence, with the last man alive placing his own survival in the hands and...

Les Schini’s Company’s ability to deliver an extended piece of dance choreography that is both fantastically interesting and deceptively...

Have you ever seen a movie and thought, "this actor is truly killing it"? Well, in Eddie Bammeke’s short film First Impressions Can Kill,...

“Life is a cabaret”, according to Sally Bowles in Cabaret [Bob Fosse, US, 1972], the hit musical with an unoriginal name. In their...

Christian Gordine’s Unsent Letter imagines the story of a World War II serviceman as he recollects profound memories shared with a former...

Using the visual connectivity of national waterways, Whose Dreamland? collects filmed sequences from English seaside ports and towns, as...

This spec commercial from director Rick Peters is a slick and straightforward piece of advertising. The commercial starts with a Ford...