During the 1815 Highland Clearances, a stubborn tenant farmer and a Waterloo veteran strike up a reluctant and uneasy bond as they relentlessly search the highlands, glimpsing the human costs of the Clearances as they go.

A consideration of the way in which the time opened up by lockdown presented an opportunity for expanded critical thought.

Newly settled in Belfast, a filmmaker tells his infant twins about his life journey. They see him leaving one violent place for another, longing for places that he will never see again, and hoping they will not carry his curse. Troubled cities travel as fragmented memories in this short film about a man searching for stillness.

A short and personal female centred documentary about addiction, and long-term recovery from it. This film weaves together observational and lyrical elements to take us into the challenging, deeply personal, and relatively unknown world of recovery – along with the processes of care that follow in the years after a period of active addiction.

Matthew is a young man riddled with guilt who has taken to working for an events team looking after overdosed ravers. Here he crosses paths with Kieran, a chaotic and highly intoxicated festival-goer in whom he can’t help but see himself.

Shot in one unbroken take, an actor must do multiple versions of the same action until he finds dark perfection.