CIFF ~ First - Sixth Season's Outcome

The Fate of Cysalion is a live-action musical that blurs the line between film and theatre. It is the centerpiece of a high fantasy saga that tells an epochal story of heroes, villains and ancient powers.

Far Away Man (2017-) follows the trials and tribulations of the world's 'greatest' superheroes - the titular Far Away Man and his sidekick, the 4th-wall-breaking Exposition Boy. The series shows their rise from local, underground superheroism to national icons, whilst illustrating a broader image of a world uniquely different to our own, with a rich history of superheroes and supervillains - and how their heritage and politics have affected the modern world and beyond.

The dance of the pink rose - what could be more beautiful - Especially if it's ballet.

Through lines of poetry and psychological dance, Hagar tries to persuade her partner out of the closet.

A mix of actual interviews from a Star Trek convention, an interview with a fan in his basement, with scripted and improvised mockumentary segments.

This adaptation of Katherine Mansfield's short story of the same title chronicles a peculiar meeting between Robert and Vera, formerly in love, currently enemies.

Bharti a film academy student directs and produces a horror flick. Strangely, those who watch this movie are haunted. As the mystery starts to unveil, it engulfs the life of all those around her with peculiar incidents.

Three people's lives intertwine in a dark underworld of violence and betrayal.

In an effort to regain his confidence a young man proposes a threesome with his girlfriend

The Brooklyn Museum is an art museum located in the New York City borough of Brooklyn. The museum is New York City's second largest and contains an art collection with around 1.5 million objects. The Brooklyn Museum was founded in 1898 as a division of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences and was planned to be the largest art museum in the world. The museum initially struggled to maintain its building and collection, only to be revitalized in the late 20th century, thanks to major renovations. Significant areas of the collection include antiquities, specifically their collection of Egyptian antiquities spanning over 3,000 years. European, African, Oceanic, and Japanese art make for notable antiquities collections as well. American art is heavily represented, starting at the Colonial period. Artists represented in the collection include Mark Rothko, Edward Hopper, Norman Rockwell, Winslow Homer, Edgar Degas, Georgia O'Keeffe, and Max Weber. The museum features the Steinberg Family Sculpture Garden, which features salvaged architectural elements from throughout New York City.

An interracial couple have a difficult conversation about the harsh realities of raising a biracial child.

When Jason Stevens is given a 184 lb St Bernard for his birthday his roommates obtain fake on line certificates for Ruger as a service and a rescue dog. Jason takes him everywhere and they get kicked out of every location. When Ruger gets loose at the big soccer game and The Redding Royals loose Jason is devastated. Ruger's help is suddenly needed to find a lost child. When Jason and Ruger arrive on Mt. Shasta Ruger gets loose. Will Jason find Ruger? Will Ruger find the lost boy? Is he the worlds worst Service Dog or is he the worlds best Rescue Dog?

From Here To There is a Science Fiction Romantic Comedy about a young man named Casper who builds a teleportation device based on the concepts of 'Port and Starboard' that can take him anywhere in the world. He attempts to use his creation to garner the affections of his crush "Ellen" but she's just not that into him. In their small adventure, things go wrong and malfunction with the teleporter and they eventually travel to Edinburgh where Casper learns what love is about, and the importance of valuing himself and his creation.

Eiknuj is a short film that follows the protagonist, Flip. The film explores the themes of addiction, wrong turns, and impulse decisions, and how these can lead to negative consequences.

Diana and Álex are two conservatory music students. One afternoon they stay at her house to prepare an audition. An unexpected reunion with Hector, Diana's boyfriend, disturbs Alex.

A comedian struggling with middle age and a career that has lost it's spark but still needs to give the appearance of success.

A terminally ill man decides to die by having a stranger kill him.

Inspired The 30 Second Song Movie is a film that explores indie band The Pocket Gods' campaign for fairer royalties from music streaming. The band have been campaigning since 2015 with a series of 30 second song albums (100X30) which culminated in the release earlier this year of their 1000X30 album Nobody Makes Money Anymore. The idea of the 30 second song came about after a newspaper article in which New York Music Professor Mike Errico questioned why songwriters were still writing 3 minute pop songs when they should be adapting to the streaming media of today which pays out a royalty after 30 seconds of a stream. Pocket Gods' frontman Mark Christopher Lee saw this article and had an "inspired" idea what if he just recorded 30 second songs and put 100 of these on an album that would be different and would get the media attention that would highlight the lack of fair royalties that the likes of Spotify paid artists. Lee had worked out that Spotify paid a royalty of just £0.007 per stream in 2015 which has decreased to just £0.002 per stream in 2022. Since following this inspired thought the band have gained 11 Guinness World Record millions of streams, worldwide media attention, fans from all over the world and even a meeting with Spotify's head of music. The campaign culminated this year with the release of their latest LP of which there is only 1 copy on sale, on vinyl, in their local record shop for £1 million. With the proceeds the band will fund their own ethical streaming service Nub Play which pledges to pay artists at least 1p per stream - 50 times Spotify's current rate.

Endless distractions threaten to destroy creativity.

An anthology film of 9 original tales exploring life's shades of gray and the narratives we create to process memories.

While shooting a documentary about "missing" civil servants a filmmaking duo stumble upon Charoula, a distraught, desperate, overprotective Greek mother searching for her missing civil servant son.

This is an autobiographical documentary that explores my recovery from a life changing event in 2001 and my moving to the Bronx. The film explores the development of my activism and the development of the Bronx during that same period.