Fifteen-year-old Charlotte likes playing practical jokes... But one evening, when she's home alone, is someone playing a joke on her, or is something more sinister happening? [Poster image description: A film poster for the film “Vox Furem.” On a bed, a white woman lying on her side, with her hands tucked underneath her head, stares. Behind her is a white doorway with two glowing eyes in the dark. On the bottom is red text: “Vox Furem. Voice Thief.” and production credits. On either side of the production credits are two logos for Screen Northants and BSL Zone.] [Movie still image description: A teenage girl looks afraid as she sits in a darkened room in a house. She is looking to the side at an unseen object.]

Vox Furem

Fifteen year old Charlotte likes playing practical jokes...but one evening, when she's home alone, is someone playing a joke on her, or is something more sinister happening?

After a breakup with her boyfriend, Emma tries to start a new life, but is terrified when she receives a mysterious note at her apartment. A dark psychological thriller. [Poster image description: Movie poster for “You Are Noted.” Against the dark brown background, on the top is&nbsp;white text: "Don't ignore this!" In the middle, a yellow post-it note with two holes for eyes and a drawn line for a smile.Underneath is text in red to orange hues: “You Are Noted.” On the bottom is production credits and logo for Alepnline Productions.] [Movie still image description: A BIPOC woman with long hair and a solemn look on her face looks sideways at the camera as she stands in the hallway outside an apartment door. There is a Post-it&nbsp;with a smiley face drawn on it, stuck under the peephole.]

You Are Noted

After a breakup with her boyfriend, Emma tries to start a new life, but is terrified when she receives a mysterious note at her apartment.

Hugo is a cabaret drag artist at Chez Titi. With his sister Paula, his faithful friend Matt, and all the regulars of the famous cabaret watching, Hugo takes to the stage for his latest number. Afterwards, when he is found murdered in his dressing room, there seems to be an obvious culprit...but did they do it? No Choice is a murder mystery and bilingual psychological thriller which addresses themes of guilt, falsehood, and identity. Performed in French Sign Language (LSF) and French. [Poster image description: A film poster for the film “Pas le Choix.” The poster is dark, showing a brown door at the end of an alley. On either side of the door are two yellow streetlights on the walls. There is a yellow neon sign above the door: “chez Titi.” Underneath the door is yellow text: “Pas le Choix. un film de Hrysto” then production credits. There are various logos in the lower left and right corners. On the top, yellow text: “Eyes for Movie &amp; Aviva Films presentent.” then names: “Nelly Guyot. Anthony Guyon. Bachir Saifi.” On either side of this text are two logos for Eyes for Movie and Aviva Films.] [Movie still image description: A darkened stage door of a cabaret shows the posters on the wall depicting female cabaret dancers with their names written in white above with Chez Titi on top. An open door is visible on the side with a naked light bulb hanging from the ceiling and barely illuminating the corridor.]

No Choice (Pas Le Choix)

Cabaret drag artist Hugo is found murdered in his dressing room. There seems to be an obvious culprit...but who really did it?

A long-shot short observing three separate incidents up close at home, which spiral out of control as time passes by. [Poster image description: A poster for the film "so it goes." The poster is black, with the title in white text in the top half. To the bottom left of the title is a pair of shoeprints.] [Movie still image description: Two people grasp each other's hands in a home. On the left is a white male with brown curly hair and glasses, On the right is a white female with brown hair tied up in a bun behind their head. There is a stairway to the right of the two people, and a brown leather couch in the foreground.]

so it goes.

A long-shot short observing three separate incidents up close at home, which spiral out of control as time passes by.

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