Independent Cinema for Everyone

People are unbelievably resilient, creative, noble and devious. We stand on the shoulders of giants every day, but we also read the Daily Mail still, so who knows where humanity is headed. Watch these while you figure it out, they might even steer yo...

Gordon Gekko’s infamous speech has aged pretty well, people will be people, after all what else can they be… Well, monsters I guess. Of course, it’s all a sliding scale, so enjoy the ride with these greedy bastards.

Modern problems require modern solutions. Or maybe they require ancient ones. We’re not sure, but we do love these shorts that we managed to (very) loosely categorise around the theme of modern concerns. We’re sure you will too, so stop worrying ...

We’re delighted to welcome the French Film Festival UK for a selection of screenings featuring previews of some of the finest new French cinema from some of the country’s most exciting filmmaking talent both in front of and behind the camera.

We're very excited to welcome the Rebel Film Festival, formerly the Plymouth Film Festival, back for its fifth year. Expect the usual phenomenal selection of high quality films, parties and people, plus look out for some surprises to celebrate an imp...

Ruby wakes from a bad dream to find herself in a real life nightmare. She’s trapped in a basement, her legs are broken and she can’t remember who she is or how she got there.

Ever felt like you don’t belong? Well, you’re not alone, and let’s face it, no-one ever did anything great by following the beaten track. This collection of films celebrate difference and creativity.

Just because you’re related to someone, doesn’t mean they are always going to have your best interest at heart. These family ties are ones our protagonists would be better off without, but that doesn’t guarantee a happy ending.

Another eclectic feast to wash down those buttery croissants and morning bubbly. Time to rub the sleep from your bleary eyes and get stuck in to some more great films.

When 850 000 bitcoins (half a billion dollars) disappear from Mt. Gox in Tokyo, it's unconventional CEO, Mark Karpelès, is arrested. After a year, he's finally released for lack of evidence. Mark Karpelès is now free and breaks his silence.