
An angular, abstract little man, seemingly unfit for swimming, finds himself in the pool. All lanes are occupied by other swimmers. The hero tries to adapt to one swimmer, then to another, floundering in different styles until he realizes that he needs to find his own. The short animated film, made without dialogue or voiceover, speaks to a teenage audience in the universal language of animation. A simple plot, abstract characters and a humorous presentation make it possible to speak easily and without moralizing about such serious topics as finding oneself and adapting to the challenges of the big world.
2026-08-22 00.0

A film exploring the affective space, sensations and memories of trauma within the PIDE headquarters (the Portuguese SS interrogation and torture centre of the Salazar fascist dictatorship in Portugal from 1926-1974). In my work I use photochemical / mechanical resources to explore different material temporalities embedded in the film emulsion, revealing invisible emotional and psychic landscapes of family memory, political oppression, and the uncanny.
2026-08-14 00.0

The Mercy Function (2026) When three strangers wake up tied to the floor three different personality's collide in this drama fueled film embark on a journey with a tight net cast and enjoy the beautiful cinematography, untangle the mystery which is The Mercy Function .
2026-08-23 00.0

After traveling to the past and interrupting the plans of the villains Pals, Kanjuan and Walten finally live their well-deserved vacation but this is interrupted after revealing a new villain: Hyday the god of time, who will try to interrupt their plans, so Elisa, April, Elias, Julef join together to challenge Hyday.
2026-08-28 00.0
Canada boasts a rich legacy of country stars, from Shania Twain and Hank Snow to Anne Murray, and the iconic k.d. lang. In “Don’t Fence Me In: Queer Country,” our documentary shines a spotlight on LGBTQ+ musicians who are fearlessly redefining Canadian country music, carving out space in an industry that has often been slow to embrace change. These artists share their deeply personal stories, navigating the complexities of identity, tradition, and artistry while challenging stereotypes and breaking new ground. Their journeys are marked by resilience, creativity, and undeniable talent. The film not only celebrates trailblazers like k.d. lang but also gives voice to the new generation, showcasing the richness of their music and the vibrant community they’re building. Through exclusive interviews, heartfelt performances, and candid conversations, “Don’t Fence Me In: Queer Country” offers an intimate look at how these singers are illuminating the genre with authenticity and pride.
2026-09-16 00.0