Beyond Glory

The Routine A Greek short film about autism. Living with Vangelis is not easy. His family tries not to disrupt his daily routine so that he can stick to his schedule and not change his routine. On the other hand, the intense pace of Yannis' life leaves him no room for understanding and empathy. A sudden event will be the connecting link that will unite our two heroes in a short film, reminding us that when acceptance prevails, life can become even better.

The Strangers’ Case In 1517, anti-immigrant riots broke out in London. Thomas More, then a deputy Sheriff of the city, intervened. Decades later, William Shakespeare wrote a speech for the play 'Sir Thomas More', in which More defended asylum seekers - 'the strangers'.

Manners Boxing Boxing helped Nick Manners find his way in life so that he could turn around and help others find theirs.

Chicken Shop Shakespeare... Chicken Shop Shakespeare bring Shakespearean words and scenes to unexpected public environments and new audiences.

Amizade Desfeita Blaire, Mitch, Jess, Adam, Ken and Val are in a chat room when they are surprised by the arrival of a user known only as "Billie227". Thinking that this is just a problem...

Seagulls When it comes to recycled paint, it’s what’s inside the tin that counts. At Seagulls Paint, in the heart of Leeds, that counts for people too.

The Third Dad At the time of Cees Moerman’s death, his only daughter had not seen him for 15 years. In her twentieth, she had asked him to stop drinking. When he said he couldn’t, she cut off contact completely. Now, ten years after breaking all ties, and seven years after his death, she sets out to find her father’s grave. Poetically merging archive material, new footage and an immersive soundscape, The Third Dad is a personal journey that interweaves memory, self-discovery and a desperate attempt at reconciliation.

Lesley's Jumpers Lesley lived in Leeds for 30 years. She was a founding member of Leeds Lesbian Line and knitted the jumpers in this video to celebrate lesbian experience.

Alexander's Film Alexander is a lively Scottish boy. We see him as part of the natural world. Then, we hear from his parents, Claire and David, that he has a rare neurodegenerative disease. An innovative documentary with joy and sorrow.

The Review In the Suburbs of a Scottish Town, the life of a family quietly revolves around one of their sons’ passion for football. 13 year old Darren plays youth football for a professional club but his annual ‘Review Night’ is approaching and the family are uncertain if he will remain signed. Mum, Yvonne, struggles with her son’s future and the impact that it will have on her family’s ritual of supporting him play every Sunday, their time, energy and countless hours standing in rain, snow and sunshine, and beyond. A beautiful and funny portrait between a mother and her teenage son.