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A Little Film About Little Libraries
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Follow Billy Jenkins, a reluctantly retired musician, on a bike trip around the borough of Lewisham, south east London, to enjoy, tidy up and generally support an informal network of micro libraries. Three micro library hosts describe what inspired them to start up their ventures, their contribution to the community and their ideas for the future. The film was made for the 2026 Brockley Max festival - which explains why Brockley in south east London is presented as the centre of the universe on map sequences - by Beowulf "Wulfie" Mayfield.
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Anamnesis
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Drama / Comedy /
A boy wakes up in the middle of nowhere and tries to remember what happened.
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Melt-Banana @ Instants Chavirés
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Melt-Banana are set to play two consecutive nights at Les Instants Chavirés on June 7 & 8, 2026 ! Not to be missed ! Melt-Banana (Tokyo) consists of Yasuko Onuki ("Yako") and guitarist Ichiro Agata ("Agata"). Agata's guitar sound is often described as a battery of turntables, synthesizers, and samples hidden between the six strings of the guitar, creating this "Hypertension Sound." Melt-Banana concerts leave a lasting impression : grindcore riffs loaded with unexpected effects, piercing screams, and intense pressure. Is Melt-Banana a noise band ? Or a punk band ? Techno Pop ? Giving Melt-Banana a brand identity is impossible. The group is synonymous with innovation and progress. Their sound stands apart and is often considered a precursor for many rock, noise, and experimental bands.
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Bug Me
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The film had to be made—independently of the fear of including the family into any creative process, depending exclusively on the use of photographs. In the absence of motion, new fears come to light. They are conquered bit by bit, at 24 frames per second.
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Kefaya groups
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A documentary that revisits the memories of a generation that witnessed Saudi Arabia’s World Cup appearances, but never experienced the joy of the historic qualification to the Round of 16 in 1994. The story of a generation still waiting for a moment it has yet to live.
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Narration in Motion
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The film critic and historian Ahmed Bedjaoui recounts how Algeria became a global centre for militant cinema after the country achieved independence from France in 1962. Zineb Sedira connects these histories to ideas of oral storytelling and collective memory in African culture. Sedira presents her film from a recreation of a mobile cinema.
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The Least Generous Donor
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Gia and Polly embark on an emotional roadtrip to confront a man who wronged them.
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Lost Boy
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THE STORY FOLLOWS THE EMOTIONAL TRANSFORMATION OF OUR MORALLY GRAY PROTAGONIST, JUDE, IN HIS DRUNKEN DAYTIME BINGE; FROM CALM TO EXPLOSIVE, UNTIL THE INEVITABLE EMOTIONAL BREAKDOWN OF LOSS ENSUES.
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A Floating Rock
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THIS PHILOSOPHICAL DOCUMENTARY ANNOUNCES THAT WITHOUT CURIOSITY, EARTH IS JUST A FLOATING ROCK' IN A WORLD OF CHAOS AND CONFUSION, AS HUMANS WE ARE MADE TO BELIEVE THAT WE MUST FIGURE EVERYTHING OUT, BUT THAT'S NOT TRUE. WE GET TO CREATE OUR OWN QUESTIONS, FIND OUR OWN ANSWERS. AND WRITE OUR OWN STORIES. WE GET TO DO ALL OF THIS THROUGH THE HEAVENS OF THE UNKNOWN.
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128gb Suitcase (GOD IS REAL)
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Using the contents of a 128GB mobile phone storage archive, filmmaker Illuca Shanahan assembles a conceptual film sculpture from found footage, personal media and digital remnants. The work investigates contemporary memory, digital possessions and the modern equivalent of a suitcase while evoking themes of human connection and religious ecstasy.
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