A self-portrait drawing in ink and charcoal erupts three times into a silent scream of frustration. The title is an ironic reference to the concept of a domestic goddess.

A reverie, a dreamscape, a poetic portrait of a Lebanese woman's eventful life. 65 year-old Sultana recounts memories of her youth in a war-torn country. An experimental documentary that invites us to drift into the cognitive landscape of its beguiling subject, and to reflect on our own life stories.

How do you reconnect with a father who's been gone for so long? Exploring the many ways in which our lives are lived and archived via the phones we hold so close. BAFTA Best Short Form Film award winner in 2019.

Sometimes staying quiet is not the way forward. Set in 1973 with a backdrop of political unrest and social change, a young girl in rural New Zealand questions her place in the world, in a search for her freedom.

12 years after the devastating suicide of her oldest sister Isobel, filmmaker Ali Grant travels back through old letters, photos, and home movies to arrive at a pivotal moment in their intertwined destinies. With humour, insight, and love, she explores her own coming of age, 3000 miles from home, and the lasting imprint of a sister's invitation into a world of possibility.

In the midst of a COVID Lockdown in China, two neighbours connect. A story of urban loneliness and the joys of art, friendship and archery. A drama created by one filmmaker in Lockdown, with his own family members as cast.

A queer story of a mom in an elder-care nursing home. Secrets are uncovered and a reunion is thwarted by COVID-19.