**CURRENTLY OFFLINE** - In Tadeusz Lysiak's Oscar-shortlisted film a maid working in a rundown motel in rural Poland longs for intimacy, but will the repeated visits of an intriguing truck driver change the loneliness of her situation? (Link opens in new window)
The perfect antidote to sequel season - sit back and enjoy our top picks from July, as we serve you up three wholly original short films.
We've been fans of Dave Green since the beginning. His first short film, Meltdown, was a finalist in our Great Film Competition way way back in 2009 and set the tone for his style of dark yet playful humor driven by strong characters.
Over coffee, a semi-woke hipster describes his neurotic friend's existential crisis, and the universe's exceptional response to it.
A terrified young man gets caught up in a surreal and demoralising "business opportunity." Will he make it out alive?
A $156 million winning lotto ticket turns a convenience store upside-down.
Kat's been trying to get pregnant for three years and her fertility treatments don't seem to be working. But today will be different. She's sure.
Now in it's fifth iteration and for the second time at Picturehouse Central in the heart of England's capital, Sundance Film Festival London seems to be steadily growing in audience awareness and stepping out of the shadow of its US Big Brother.
A teenage boy takes playfulness a tad too far when he interrupts a man on his morning run by throwing eggs out the window.
