Where are you Naomi?

In a near-future society, two government agents hunt users of a psychedelic flower that lets people relive their happiest memories—at the cost of falling into a comatose state. When they're ordered to eliminate a young woman under its influence, one agent begins to question their mission, igniting a moral divide between the partners.

Unable to accept her untimely death, Daisy is offered the chance to choose another life, each unfolding through what she loves most: different genres of film and TV.

Sekhmet sorrows with guilt over her destructive nature and the ruin she brought to her homeland, until her son, Nefertum, presents himself with love and beauty.

Marie, a troubled gun dealer in the year 2038, visits Alex in exchange for something.

A woman who is apprehensive about life searches for peace following the breakdown of her marriage. She is forced to confront this when she meets a former, happier version of herself in a church. The film follows her journey towards self acceptance and contentment. Told through a surreal and dreamlike style, I Looked Into My Eyes is a story about rediscovering who you are.

A ghost observes a group of people.

A photographer uses his art to convey a connection between two people.

A young man is unsure why images of a woman appear in his mind, until he has a revelation after dreaming something blue. He soon realises that it is impossible to ignore due to the landscape he inhabits. Filmed on the unpredictable Super 8 format, Pure. (except it’s not) explores queer identity within the Welsh landscape’s heteronormativity.

A short film based on Oscar Beckett's 'Abner in the Sky'.

An experimental short film that presents the concept of waiting for death.

Two individuals are trapped in a world without a sky.

The process of change explored through the trembling of the Super 8 format and the audio brutalism of Bradley Cartmell’s soundscape.