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A master luthier reflects on his life's work and legacy.

When New Zealand gave two young Chinese refugees citizenship in the 1940’s they found an unlikely way to return the gift – by saving the almighty kumara. Director: Felicity Morgan-Rhind Producer: Arani Cuthbert

A teenager with Tourette's shares his story. TICTOC is used with permission from Mark Waters. Learn more at https://markwatersfilm.com. Felix is 16 years old. He is struggling with the usual uncertainties of adolescence, but there's more he has to deal with: he has had Tourette's syndrome from a young age. It's hard for Felix to deal with the taunts from people who don't understand he has a condition that's unpredictable and consuming. But it's even harder for him when they have preconceived notions about it, believe he can just stop or is ticing to get attention. But Felix wants people to know what it feels like to suffer from this condition, so he's speaking out. Directed, shot and edited by filmmaker Mark Waters, this powerful short documentary immerses viewers with poetic, compelling intimacy into a much-discussed yet often misunderstood condition. The film creates a hypnotic portrait of a young teenage boy, using his words and perspective to offer a window into a state that's as much a world as it is a condition. Tourette's is a neurodevelopmental syndrome characterized by multiple motor and vocal tics preceded often by unwanted urges that the afflicted person often can't control. Yet it's often flattened to someone swearing uncontrollably in popular media. That misunderstanding adds to the pain, isolation and torment that Felix experiences when he suffers from tics. Felix's state of mind is transmitted in his own words as he talks about his life, and he's eager for people to truly understand what it means to grapple with this difficult condition. His voiceover, coupled with conversations with friends, detail his struggle with Tourette's uncontrollable force, as well as the shame he feels when outsiders taunt or insult him in the belief that he can choose to stop his tics. It's hard enough to when the urge to tic flares up, but it's even more difficult when he's told to shut up and simply can't. As articulate, sensitive and open as Felix is, much of the film's singular emotive power comes from the arresting images. The visuals are stunning, sculpted with moody shadow and light and framed with an eye for poetic detail. When coupled with an equally thoughtful sound design and past footage of Felix's tics, they collectively evoke the strange, weightless isolation of Felix's world. They also provide an intimate point-of-view of what going through Tourette's syndrome looks like -- and it's much less sensationalistic than most people are led to believe. Longlisted for a short film BAFTA, TICTOC is an unforgettable, riveting and profoundly humane watch. It lingers in viewers' memories well after viewing for several reasons. Felix himself is a sympathetic presence, and his willingness to be vulnerable about something that he struggles with evokes empathy. He's framed within a film that uses the unique power of cinematic craft to create an emotional and psychological experience that feels like its subject's headspace. There's a quietness that can sometimes be lonely or peaceful; there are almost surreal images that capture the fright of being unable to stop the tics from happening. It all culminates in a plea for understanding and compassion, and to be treated in a way that retains humanity and kindness, not mockery and judgment.

Every crooked lateral incisor or overzealous premolar tells a story. 'Teeth' explores the relationship we have with these dental companions and how they impact our lives. Read our interview with director Thomas Hogben: http://bit.ly/sditeeth Director: Thomas Hogben Producer: Stuart Condy & Sara Forbes (Arpeggio Pictures) To arrange a screening contact: alexandra@scotdoc.com © SDI Outreach

A short creative documentary that charts the attendees of Britain’s longest running Wargames group, and explores the complexity of actual combat on individuals from a psychologist's perspective. Obsession, camaraderie and a Wargames Society that asks: what does it take to go into battle? Funded by Film London and the British Film Institute (BFI Network). Directed by - Jessica Bishopp Produced by - Hannah Eugénie Tookey filmlondon.org.uk/wargames Director of Photography - Sarah Cunningham Editor - Adelina Bichis Composer - Hollie Buhagiar Assembly Editor - Jessica Bishopp Featuring - Professor Edgar Jones, Professor in the History of Medicine and Psychiatry, King’s College London, King’s Centre of Military Health Research (KCMHR) Tunbridge Wells Wargames Society Featured Models Designed & Painted By - Steve Earl, Mark Gibbons, Martin Goad Focus Puller & Camera Assistant - Kate Molins Sound Recordists - Kirsty Howell & Nadine Richardson Gaffer - Jonathan Tomlin Grip - Nik Georgiev Sound Design & Sound Mix - Fred Pearson, Final Cut Sound Producer - Laura Harris, Final Cut Post Production Producers - Lucy Mason & Dan Kreeger, The Mill Colourist - Jim Bracher, The Mill Colour Grade - The Mill Production Assistant - Gennie Allcott Interview Transcriptions - Noemi Varga Drivers - Gennie Allcott & Nigel Bishopp Catering - Lucinda Bishopp & Brian Tayler For Film London: Jordan McGarry - Head of Production & Talent Development Angeli MacFarlane - Development Producer Josic Cadoret - Producer, Short Film Schemes Alice Whittemore - Production and Development Officer Executive Producers - Compulsory, Chris Toumazou, Kadri Mahmoud, Rob Hughes, Nigel Bishopp Production Company - Compulsory With Special Thanks To Tunbridge Wells Wargames Society, King’s Centre for Military Health Research, Brian Tayler, Karen Tayler, Lucinda Bishopp, Nigel Bishopp, Emma Bishopp, Paul Colebrooke, Steve Earl, Mark Gibbons, Martin Goad, John Hurst, Ivor Metcalf, W G Pavely, Terry Shoebridge, Rodney Somerville, Colin Stone, William Stone, Tony Wyatt, Edgar Jones, Direct Photographic, Filmscape, ProCam, Final Cut, The Mill Film Festivals - The Smalls Film Festival 2018, Official Selection, Nominated for Best Documentary Award. Imperial War Museum (IWM) Short Film Festival 2018, Official Selection, Nominated for the The Annie Dodds Award for Best Documentary. Underwire Festival 2018, Official Selection, Nominated for Composing Award. Eindhoven Film Festival 2018, Official Selection. London Short Film Festival (LSFF) 2019, Official Selection. Sheffield Doc/Fest 2019 Press - Booooooom https://tv.booooooom.com/2018/11/02/wargames-jessica-bishopp/ GiF Girls in Film http://www.girlsinfilm.net/videos/wargames WePresent / WeTransfer https://wepresent.wetransfer.com/story/jessica-bishopp-wargames/

An independent professional wrestler philosophizes on the craft, narrative, and possible meaning found in what some consider a fake sport. This film was originally published by The New York Times Op-Docs. Read the story here: http://nyti.ms/2sRe6Hl CREDITS   Directer: Tim Grant Director of Photography: Bernardo Marentes Producer: Jon Muedder Executive Producer: Kathleen Lingo Executive Producer: Lindsay Crouse Executive Producer: Andrew Blackwell Editor: Tim Grant Editor: Bernardo Marentes Editor: Emilia Fuentes Associate Producer: Caleb Farmer Assistant Camera: Josh Swope Colorist: Ben Joyner Re-recording Mixer: Gary DeLeone Mixed at: Westwind Media Production Company: Caravan MUSIC  “Ave Maria, piena di grazia” Written by Giuseppe Verdi Performed by Katia Ricciarelli and the Orchestra of La Scala, Milan FEATURED WRESTLERS Cauliflower Chase Brown Matt Hardy The Black Angel Peter Kaasa Kameron Kade JR Reynolds Eric Adamz Deon Johnson Ostgard WRESTLING PROMOTOR Derik Vanderford SPECIAL THANKS Aleeia "Sug" Brown Trans-South Wrestling Clay Tweel Steven Klein Brian Palmer Nathan Clarke Scott Lazer Phillip Kibbe Michael Beach Nichols Christopher Walker Chris Gervais Micah Troublefield Mikaela Shwer Andy McMillan Adam Hobbs Sara Newens Adam Gibbs Darrin Reed Adam Frazier

Using his failed attempts at creating profitable stock footage, a filmmaker reflects on the absurd, mundane and funny side of being trapped inside your own head as an out of work, self-employed freelancer. Commissioned by Channel 4 for Random Acts Series 4 Subtitles Available: English, French, German, Russian (Click CC) AWARDS Winner - Royal Television Society Scotland Award 2018 Winner - Audience Award, Kyiv International Short Film Festival 2018 Winner - Audience Award, Szczecin European Film Festival 2018 Winner - Frē​sh18 Carbon Award Nominated - IPSE Freelance Project of the Year 2019 OFFICIAL SELECTION 02/2018 – Big Sky Documentary Film Festival (USA) 03/2018 - Glasgow Short Film Festival (UK) 04/2018 - Dresden International Short Film Festival (Germany) 04/2018 - Flatpack Film Festival (UK) 04/2018 - Kyiv International Short Film Festival (Ukraine) 04/2018 - Cellu l'art Short Film Festival (Germany) 05/2018 - Brussels Short Film Festival (Belgium) 06/2018 - VIS Vienna Shorts Festival (Austria) 06/2018 - 'A Wall is a Screen' @ 34th Hamburg Short Film Festival (Germany) 06/2018 - XPONorth (UK) 06/2018 - Shortest Nights, Short Sighted Cinema (UK) 09/2018 - Roma Creative Contest (Italy) 09/2018 - Encounters Short Film Festival (UK) 10/2018 - BFI London Film Festival (UK) 10/2018 - Uppsala International Short Film Festival (Sweden) 10/2018 - DokumentART European Film Festival (Germany) 10/2018 - Szczecin European Film Festival (Poland) 11/2018 - Internationale Kurzfilmtage Winterthur (Switzerland) 11/2018 - Interfilm Berlin International Short Film Festival (Germany) 11/2018 - Aesthetica Short Film Festival (UK) 11/2018 - Inverness Film Festival (UK) 12/2018 - Black Nights Film Festival - PÖFF (Estonia) 01/2019 - London Short Film Festival (UK) 01/2019 - British Shorts Berlin (Germany) 04/2019 - GoShort International Short Film Festival Nijmegen (Holland) PRESS https://www.bfi.org.uk/news-opinion/sight-sound-magazine/comment/festivals/encounters-short-film-animation-2018-preview-10-best-watch http://www.theskinny.co.uk/film/interviews/meet-duncan-cowles-nick-broomfield-without-the-ego https://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/duncan-cowles-taking-stock-random-acts-film-041217 https://www.shortoftheweek.com/2018/01/08/taking-stock http://directorsnotes.com/2018/01/18/duncan-cowles-taking-stock https://tv.booooooom.com/2018/01/15/taking-stock-duncan-cowles http://blog.goshort.nl/taking-stock-duncan-cowles https://www.shortoftheweek.com/news/best-month-february-2018/ https://read.kinoscope.org/2019/01/04/top-five-shorts-of-2018/?fbclid=IwAR24HvPE9bMErZQ2X_eWOxHT7eQ4BuYxJdjvaw-ivxlreX1-G-DbF9MPhM8 https://glasgowfilm.org/glasgow-short-film-festival/latest/programmeNotes/taking-stock-sis-2018 https://www.thenewcurrent.co.uk/taking-stock SPIN-OFF FILM MADE FOR TED TALKS https://vimeo.com/264943619 SPIN-OFF FILM MADE FOR ADOBE STOCK https://vimeo.com/305800857 WEBSITE http://duncancowles.com/taking-stock CONTACT help@duncancowles.com

His friends and family thought it would never happen, but after 9 and a half years, Steve Kermode finally completed his ultimate DIY project. Unbelievably, he had built a 44ft ocean-going yacht in his back garden and was ready to set sail from London to New Zealand, with his family. Growing up on the same street, Ruari Muir, had always remembered his unusual boat-building neighbour. 16 years later, he visits the Kermode family to find out what happened on their epic journey. 'Kiwi Breeze' tells the inspirational story of one man’s determination to achieve his dream.

A woman suffering an extreme genetic disorder argues for her right to choose when and how she dies. Director/Producer: Wendell Cooke, Jeremy Macey Loading Docs is a series of incredible 3-minute documentaries from New Zealand. Watch them all, like and share! vimeo.com/channels/loadingdocs loadingdocs.net/gina/

A theme park celebrating America’s mythic Wild West in wintery Sweden becomes a welcoming home for refugees fleeing the Syrian civil war. We did a follow-up, if you want to see what happened next: https://vimeo.com/218421803 One of the last places you might expect to find an American-style Wild West theme park is in the middle of a Swedish forest, yet High Chaparral and its second life as a refugee camp feels strangely appropriate. With so much immigration in a short amount of time, Sweden has had a lot of logistics to work out — like where to put them all. When asked about his decision to allow his theme park to become a camp while closed for the winter, Emil Erlandsson said that he knew his grandfather would’ve done the same. “He built this place with the philosophy of the American settlers.” While many refugees take shelter in tents and athletic stadiums, this bizarre and unexpected American West setting in the middle of a Swedish forest in the middle of winter has become one of the better refugee camps in Sweden. And for 500 refugees, one of the most unique camps in the world, and a safe place far away from home.

After a very famous airplane arrives at Palm Beach International Airport, an otherwise ordinary stretch of Florida highway attracts a cluster of excited onlookers and selfie-takers. "Roadside Attraction" is this week's Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: vimeo.com/blog/post/Roadside-Attraction