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Motion
2025
Dan Bowhay photographs the “factual reality” of being a disabled passenger on public transport
2025
Motion
2014
This stunning film documents JR's recent project in a French port
2014
Motion
2023
Forget ‘quiet quitting’, Elizabeth Lum’s animation proves hustle culture to be a sham
2023
Motion
2013
Film: Will Robson-Scott's new work digs into the violence gripping Chicago
2013
Motion
2020
If boobs could speak, what would they say? Breast Friends is a hysterical animation on Western beauty standards
2020
Motion
2022
“Finding humour in something painful allows me to digest it”: Inari Sirola’s new film Eating in the Dark uses absurdity to tackle big topics
2022
Motion
2018
Dinner For Few is an allegorical animation depicting our society that benefits a select few
2018
Motion
2021
Toberg’s new animated film Pile explores the “acute dystopia” the world has drifted into in recent years
2021
Motion
2020
Capturing moments and creating narratives, Don Brodie’s documentary works are here to spark conversation
2020
Motion
2018
Fuck boys beware: this animation tells a cautionary tale
2018
Motion
2013
Film: Could these be the coolest kids in the world? Check out Unlocking the truth
2013
Motion
2018
Yan Dan Wong's animations approach tricky topics with sensitivity and thoughtfulness
2018
Motion
2016
Billy Lumby recreates King Lear in a care home in gripping short film for British Council
2016
Motion
2026
Leo Flügler’s whispery graphite comic tells the story of a female boxer struggling against sexism
2026
Motion
2017
“Where’s my community?”: Skin Deep and POC on the need for diversity in the film industry
2017
Motion
2015
Mr Bingo launches new Hate Mail project with a magnificent rap video
2015
Motion
2021
Dakarai Akil’s Afrofuturist collages stem from always “having a thing” for monster and sci-fi films
2021
Motion
2019
Filmmaker and writer Pedro Neves Marques merges biopolitics with sexual politics
2019
Motion
2016
Victoria Vincent’s animation captures the tragic pitfalls of online dating
2016
Motion
2020
Introducing the animated astute observations of Nata Metlukh and her latest film of awkward encounters
2020
Motion
2016
Cindy Yang’s poignant animation questions the routine and mundanity of life
2016
Motion
2015
Tearjerking animation explores our unhealthy relationship with technology
2015