Where there’s people there’s joy. Where’s more people there’s more joy. A short piece of docu-fiction about happiness, nations & massive football crowds. Covertly filmed amid the very real crowds of the European Football Championships 2016. SELECTED FESTIVALS BFI London Film Festival 2017 Rotterdam International Film Festival [IFFR] 2018 (AUDIENCE AWARD WINNER) LSFF 2018 Short Waves Poland 2018 Featuring - Merry Colchester Writer/Director - Oscar Hudson Producer - Callum Harrison D.P. - Ruben Woodin Dechamps French Production Assistant - Anna Teffaud Sound Recordist & Mix- Luke David Harris Colourist- Toby Tomkins Production Company- BAD Also Featuring: Roli Okorodudu, Jason Newell, Sam McPhillips, James Lorimer, Taveknier Jeremy, Jacques Nourel, Romain Parent, Roobah Stephane, Jesus Acevedo Alejandro Cedeno

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Artist - Moon Panda Song - Rabbit Direction - Andrew Khosravani, Rosanna Wan Animation - Andrew Khosravani, Rosanna Wan

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This is the first in an ongoing series where we take four photographers, send them out into the world, and see what they bring back. The idea is, while they’re all travelling to the same destinations, each photographer will have a different take on his surroundings, providing us with four completely different points of view. For this first outing, we went to the South Island of New Zealand and met with Kiwi photographers Jake Mein, Nick Rapley, Jereme Aubertin, and Beth Eastell. Everyone loaded into the truck, cameras in hand, and for four days we travelled through the most remote areas of Te Waipounamu, stopping at Wanaka, The Catlins, Dunedin, and then back through Saint Bathans. So here it is, Everywhere Unseen in New Zealand.

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A young boxer guides his protégé through his past growing up in the South Side of Chicago. ‘IVRY’ is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: http://bit.ly/2L2QNY0 Featuring: Ivry Hall Elijah Tribitt Elizabeth Talbert Anaisha Johnson Tina Colonna Tremaine Wilson Sahid Wilson Oscar Ochoa Director/Editor: Jake Oleson Director of Photography: David Vollrath Producer: Jon Melton Executive Producer: Andrew Simkiss Executive Producer: Matt McLaughlin Head of Production: Julie Hershan Local Fixer: Zack Stoner Local Fixer: Tony Woods Sound Design/Mix: Bobb Barito Composer: Jay Wadley Colorist: Mikey Rossiter Post Producer Evan Bauer Steadicam Operator: Blaine Baker Gaffer: Igor Cedeno Production Sound Mixer: Scott Palmer Assistant Camera: Doug Durant Assistant Camera: Cory Solon Set Production Assistant: Marlon Bracamontes Lighting by: http://bit.ly/2JybDc4 Special Thanks: Sally Hazelgrove, Jean-Marc, Acres New York, Crushers Club, Golden Gloves Chicago, Michelle Keim Photography, Ms, Liz, Tailor’s Row, Kodak, Fotokem, Martin Taube, TCS, Doug Durant, Jonathan Lannazzo-Simmons, Camera Ambassador, Panavision Chicago, FilmGear Chicago, Voyager Creative, Han Yan, Becky Di Lallo, Chris Tharp, Chicagoland Truck Rental Dedicated to Zack Stoner

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Directed by Kevin McGloughlin My aspiration for ‘DOAM’ was to blur the lines of distance and scale, representing our human interrelationship amidst varying environments. http://bit.ly/2urwwi9 Taken from 'Then There Was War’ EP, included on the deluxe edition of 'Wild Alee’, out now: http://bit.ly/2L6g4Rr Follow Talos: Spotify: http://bit.ly/2LuPxcg Apple: http://apple.co/2dOro0X Facebook: http://bit.ly/2Lrk4YE Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/thisistalos Instagram: http://bit.ly/2L05k6Z Website: http://bit.ly/2JxbllM

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A young boy discovers the stone head of an ancient black English king buried in the Dartmoor countryside. Throughout his childhood he idolises the king, the discovery comes to define his whole identity. But as an adult he comes to realise that his recollection of the head and the king are false memories. Directed by Zhang + Knight Producer - Martha McGuirk Executive Producer - Luke Tierney Production Manager - Alex Jefferson Production Co-Ordinator - Hayder Hoozeer Production Assistant - Natalie Steiner Casting - Charlotte Lowdell 1st Assistant Director - Tom Lancaster 2nd Assistant Director - Darren Baba Cinematographer - Ruben Woodin-Dechamps Steadicam Operator - James Chesterton 1st Assistant Camera - Rich Savage 2nd Assistant Camera - Francesca Zucchini Camera Trainee - Christopher J Orr 1st Assistant Camera (pickup) - Cristina Cretu Gaffer - Peter Bishop Art Director - Zoë Klinck King Eke’s Head - Rod Vass King Eke’s Head - Lois Vass Historical Tablet Designer - Kate Klinck Historical Tablet Printer - Ge Feng Prop Delivery - Frank Luscott Costume Designer - Taff Williamson Styling Assistant - Sara Mtimet Editor - Ellie Johnson (tenthree) Colourist - Daniel De Vue (glassworks) Post House - Glassworks Post Producer - Victoria Taylor 3d VFX Artist - Julian Johnson 2d VFX Artist - Leanne Pletersky Additional VFX - Ling Ling Sound Design - Robert Ashton Catering - Dawn Vooght (delicious dartmoor) Runner - Billy Langdown Runner - Chantal Miles Runner - Drew Graver Runner - Ben Cohen Young Ato - Charlie Cunningham King Eke - Cornell John Grandma - Karole Bilas Queen Eke - Shereen Russell King’s Advisor - Trevor Lewis King’s Advisor - Daniel Childs King’s Child - Memphis Dixon King’s Child - Joshua JL King’s Child - Kyal Madiba King’s Child - Johnathan King’s Child - Leon Bus Passenger - Darrell Bilas Bus Passenger - Andrew Bilas Bus Passenger - Stephen Shephead Bus Passenger - Mike Howdle Bus Passenger - Elizabeth Low Special Thanks Luke Jacobs Aleks Ugarow Craig Game George Rumsey Matt Suddaby Brenda + Joe Cunningham John Dracup + Dracup Family Kelly Amundsen Shaylah Duncan Stijni Mulder (Headland Warren Farm) Jean Avery Seraphine Tumbridge Jonathon Ng Dartmoor Annex Panavision Panalux Wavend Produced by FRIEND London

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Roughly 3% of people living in New Zealand can speak its native language. Alien Weaponry, a local metal band, wants to save it from disappearing through their music. The following film contains heavy metal. Viewer discretion is advised. Welcome to Aotearoa, the land of the long white cloud. In a particularly pastoral section of the North Island lives the De Jong family. The youngest of whom formed the band “Alien Weaponry” back when they were 8 and 10 years old. Their blend of metal, traditional Maori language, history, and a long-standing beef with the system just debuted as number one on the music charts in New Zealand. Hail the new wave of destruction. Captions available in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian and Russian. Let us know if there’s a language you’d like to see.

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cats dogs and rats music video for Rare Americans. 2018.

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Sally’s secretive evening job forces her to face up to feelings she thought she had under control.

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Short film by Luca Tóth http://bit.ly/2LpQVwS

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TEMPLE is a conceptual monochrome short film, following skateboarder Sammy Montano on a journey through the Balkans and its fallen monuments. It was essential to transcribe them with respect according to our vision, to spiritualize the expression of their magnificent forms, timeless aesthetics and monumental dimensions. Confronting them with skateboarding allowed us to animate this notion of freedom and exploration. Sammy Montano places himself as a central witness, being both the representation of this quest but also its outcome. It represents the doubt that animates each of us in the face of the unknown and this constantly renewed desire to take step in search of the answers to our deepest beliefs. This film is a personal art project, a pure reverence and tribute to these monuments, better known as « Spomeniks » and their legacy. Learn more about these beautiful structures and the history of the people who built them via the Spomenik Database: http://bit.ly/2zKqXD5 Written and Directed by Pierre David & Douglas Guillot Starring Sammy Montano Produced by Cavalerie Director of Photography Douglas Guillot & Pierre David 16mm Camera operator Yentl Touboul Music Composer & Sound Designer Paul Sabin Voice Over by Douglas Rand @ Studio 31dB Sound Mixing by Francesco Porcellana @ Studio 31dB Art Direction Michal Sukup Technical Support by Vantage Paris Thanks to Josh Barrow • Anton Myhrvold • Stéphane Quester • Marina Jego • Arsene Lefrancois • Kodak Film London Shot on RED EPIC W w/ Hawk Anamorphic V-lite Vintage ‘74 x1.3 • Bolex Rex5 Super 16 MUSIC : All rights included @Paul Sabin @Flower duet “Audio Network Limited” @ritual production “Drug Cult” http://bit.ly/2uqqaBV @@31Db Studio - Nilla Pizzi Buy it here : https://apple.co/2Lnt4Or

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YOU CAN GO A film by Christine Turner A high school administrator encounters a troubled student. FEATURING Mrs. Bryant | S. Epatha Merkerson Billy | Charlie Than TEAM Director & Producer | Christine Turner Writer | Daniel Solé Producers | Kyle Martin, Emily Alexander-Wilmeth Editor | Joe Beshenkovsky Music | Troy Herion *World Premiere Tribeca Film Festival *Winner, Jury Prize, PBS Online Film Festival “Is it fair to compare/contrast a 109 minute performance by Viola Davis against a 9 minute performance by S. Epatha Merkerson? Oh, yes … Davis and Merkerson share twin relevance in a fest [Tribeca] that keeps proving year after year that shorts can be just as original, jarring and substantive as feature films.” — Kurt Brokow, The Independent Official Website: youcangofilm.com

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A university teacher looking to break free from a life of routine and a mysterious frozen waterfall that no one knows the whereabouts, spins this story of seemingly futile quests and ultimately transcending climb. This is also an interesting side look into a rarely seen facet of China, a snapshot of a generation growing up in tandem with China’s fascinating transformation over the past few decades. Awards 2017 Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour Final List 2017 Kendal Mountain Film Festival World Tour Final List 2017 Bilbao Mendi Film Festival Official Selection 2018 New York WILD Film Festival Official Selection 2018 Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival Final List 2018 China Golden Rhino Awards Best Outdoor Film

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Original Track Produced by Brodinski & Joan Mael Peneau @ Saint Gohard Studio Written & Performed by Peewee Longway Mixed by Eric Najar Mastered by Sam John @ Precise http://bit.ly/2zH7Dq5 Cast: Simon Kotyk, Pierreck Destrebeck, Edward Jackson, Bo Hope, Peter Dach Director: Pavel Brenner Cinematographer: Christopher Ripley Executive Producers: Salim El Arja, Jordan Cardoso Producer: Julia Kostenevich Associate Producer: Jean Kim Production Company: Couscous Saumon Production Designer: Pierre Pell Set Decorator: Eloise Ayalla Costume Designer: Penelope Strintz Storyboard Artist: Joy Sun Poster Layout Artist: Joy Sun Poster Color/Lighting Artist: Aleksandr Brodsky Poster Illustrator: Maxim Kozhevnikov Editor: Flora Volpeliere Makeup Department Head: Amy Mary Wilson Stunt Coordinator: Tim Mikulecky 1st AD: Siddarth Prakhash 1st AC: Jacob Perry Steadicam Operator: Parker Brooks Gaffer: Genevieve Evans Best Boy: Sebastian Love Key Grip: John Nguyen Visual Effects Supervisor: Max Colt Visual Effects Editor: Gloria FX Visual Effects Producer: Dmytro Nekrasov Visual Effects Art Director: Tomysh Kuzmytskyi Post Production Supervisor: Salim El Arja Sound Mixer: Gabe Stewart Sound Design: Smider Re-recording Mixer: Nicolas Petitfrere Sound Effects Editor: Daniele Del Virgilo Production Assistant: Maria Aus Catering: Naima Genitempo Accountant: Franck Roy Special thanks to Brodinski, Will Hoopes, Kim Chapiron, Cooper Vacheron, Kodak, Metropolis Post, Deck of Aces, Smider and Gloria FX

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Watch what happens when Laurie Towner meets the biggest swell to hit Fiji’s Cloudbreak. Filmed and edited by Gary Parker Footage Tim Bonython Produced by needessentials.com Surfer Laurie Towner Music : Song of Many By The Windy Hills Martin Jones (Guitar) Paul Brewer (Bass) Jay Kruegner (Drums & Keys) Andrew Kidman (Guitar & Vocals) Recorded & Engineered by Jay Kruegner

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Megan Amram proves she’ll do whatever it takes to accomplish her life-long dream of winning an Emmy. Created / Written / Directed By: Megan Amram Executive Produced By: Megan Amram, Dave Kneebone, Janel Kranking Producer: Joseph Carnegie Starring: Megan Amram Guest Starring: Brian Polk, Alison Rich, Shannon Woodward Director of Photography: Barry Elmore Editor: Drew Kordik Sound Mixer: John Maynard Camera Operator: Billy Coleman Graphic Artist: Tak Boroyan Production Assistants: Andrea Arrellaga, David Carliner For more episodes of An Emmy For Megan visit anemmyformegan.com

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Some things we wish we couldn’t hear… CAST: Michelle Khare CREW: Writer | Director | Editor - Julian Terry Produced by Julian Terry and Alex Anderson DP | Kevin Stiller Sound I Christina Gonzalez Music I Alex Winkler Additional VFX I Daryl Bruinsma

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Fix and Release explores a small turtle trauma centre in Peterborough Ontario Canada as it fights to even the odds for survival that freshwater turtles face in a modern world. This visually beautiful film shows turtles in a way that few have seen before. Find out how you can help: http://bit.ly/2JidaD3 http://bit.ly/2NPEZpW

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When Jason’s companion suddenly vanishes before his eyes, he realizes the world around him may be starting to unravel. A short film by Teal Greyhavens and Nikolai von Keller. More at http://bit.ly/2mcYf4a. Official Selection - Cinequest Film & VR Festival Runner-up Audience Award - Boston Underground Film Festival Winner - Largo Film Awards “Best Short Film” Nominated - Paris Art & Movie Awards “Best International Short” Official Selection - Newport Beach Film Festival starring Leo Marks with Holger Moncada & Iris Anthony directed by Teal Greyhavens written by Nikolai von Keller produced by Rachel Greenwald director of photography Devin Cutter original score and sound design Marshall Rogalski —

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