In Manhattan, New York, an ordinary British man named Geraint Whitmore — known by many as Kinney, The Morter, or The Terminator — finds his life destroyed after being falsely accused of causing a concert bombing that killed dozens. Despite claiming he was far from the scene, he is arrested and humiliated by the media. After years behind bars, Geraint is released but deeply changed. Determined to rebuild his name, he opens a luxurious entertainment complex called The Termine67 — part hotel, part mall, part gaming center. The name honors both his birth year (1967) and the Gen Z number “67”, making it popular among young people. At first, the place becomes a symbol of hope and fun — flashing lights, games, and crowds. But Geraint’s quiet bitterness grows. He begins gathering people who feel wronged or abandoned by society — outcasts, hackers, criminals. Soon, The Termine67 transforms from a family attraction into a dark underground network.

An excerpt about the troubled, passionate and intriguing relationship of an actor with his own life.

New York City transsexual socialite Bella drags her best friend Natasha to a gallery opening to meet her new love interest: the Marxist art curator Patrick Patrovsky. But things turn sour when the girls fall out over Bella's obsession with 'toxic trade' and the neglect of her friendships it results in.

Upcoming Sharwanand movie

Un jeune homme de bonne famille

This short film adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe's famous short story follows the events of a killer reminiscing on the murderous deed he committed.

New movie by Thu Trang

Outside of Logic

Mondria(a)n, en route to New York

Berlin-Budapest

Once a high-flying financial advisor, Hay Man loses everything and moves from her Deep Water Bay mansion to her cousin's modest home in "Deep Water Bo". Hoping to restore her fortune, she agrees to coach a scrappy U12 football team led by her cousin Ying and neighbourhood children for a league organised by a clueless rich heir. What begins as reluctant duty soon transforms into true mentorship, as Hay Man helps the kids confront struggles and regains her own sense of purpose. When the underdog team reaches the finals, she must choose between luxury past and newfound identity.

A group of teens set out to the ruins of an abandoned amusement park that burned down fifteen years earlier. The incident is known to have killed two brothers who were trapped inside, but the brothers survived and now haunt the park.

Brings together two couples in full-on relationship turbulence. Celine and Stephen are fighting through an annulment and co-parenting drama, while Ivan and Maya try to keep their marriage from crashing.

Matter of Britain is an ethnographic fantasy which documents an English country village’s performance of the Holy Grail myth. In that myth, King Arthur’s knights quest for the Holy Grail in order to heal their wasted land. The performance took place over 12 months from 2023 to 2024 in multiple locations across the parish of Mayfield, East Sussex. Over 300 members of the community took part as questing knights, angelic choirs, guiding anchorites and tempting devils. The work was supported by an Arts Council England Project Grant, the Lund Trust, High Weald AONB, East Sussex Arts Partnership, the University of Reading and the Museum of English Rural Life.

As the fear of her impending adulthood becomes louder, a sedentary girl is asked to go to a party.

An Irish folk horror short filmed in Donegal, Ireland.

Tawa, a rising stand-up comedian, builds her fame on jokes about her estranged father, Pak Keset, a veteran comic whose career collapses as hers takes off. When she reunites with him to find new material, their uneasy collaborations blurs the boundary between performance and personal reckoning, pulling long-buried scars back into the spotlight.

Jonathan Stavleu explores, in a stream-of-consciousness video essay, the relationship people have with water and what happens when access to it is taken away. For this work, he examines anecdotal histories he has heard from Estonians, as well as stories from his own family history in the Netherlands, weaving them together into a journal-like narrative.