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Kobo: Baltimore

Felix Brady thrusts us into the centre of a ride along with French rapper Kobo and his crew as they roll through London in gritty music video 'Baltimore'.

Documentary

Submerge Yourself in the Calming Waters of Community in Margate Tidal Pool Documentary ‘Taking the Waters’

Kathryn Ferguson & Anna Hart tell DN about the calming waters of community they found in an 80yr old Margate tidal pool for doc short 'Taking the Waters'.

Art & Fashion, Documentary

Artur Zaremba Calls Into Question Society’s Outmoded Concept of Masculinity in Dance Documentary ‘SPECTRUM’

Using a mix of techniques Artur Zaremba questions society’s outmoded assumptions of what constitutes masculinity in documentary dance short 'SPECTRUM'.

Animation

A Grieving Woman Seeks Refuge in a Distorted Reality of Her Own Making in Natasza Cetner’s ‘Baraa’

Natasza Cetner takes DN inside the creation of 'Baraa', her moving contemplation on the impact of grief and its powerful ability to distort our perceptions.

Asides, Music Video

Years & Years: Palo Santo

Fred Rowson heralds the release Years & Years’ 'Palo Santo' with a dark tale of humankind’s future existence as entertainment playthings for androids.

Asides, Live Action

The Eyes of Others

A moment of self-aware clarity sees a man step out of the social media hampster wheel into the unfiltered reality he’s lost touch with.

Art & Fashion, Asides

Spltch

Frederic van Strydonck’s soothing iPhone X shot experimental short 'Spltch' reveals the secret life of water and how it travels around the world.

Documentary

Fall in Love with the Community That Raise a Couple of Olympians in ‘Boys from the Back of Beyond’

DN speaks to Jonny Madderson & Jono Stevens about their endearing portrait of the community which raised Olympic winning siblings the O'Donovan brothers.

Live Action

A Woman Walks into the Abyss to Save Her Sister in Adam Butcher’s Tense Suspense Drama ‘The Prevailing Winds’

A lone hiker braves the threat of an invisible, deadly toxin to save her sister in Adam Butcher’s tense suspense drama The Prevailing Winds.

Documentary, Music Video

“Now you need to load the dishwasher” – How Christine Franz Captured the Electric Rise of Sleaford Mods

Neil Fox talks to Christine Franz about her electrifying documentary 'Bunch of Kunst' which charts the rise of English electronic punk duo Sleaford Mods.

Animation, Music Video

Heartbreak Gets Colourful in Moth Studio’s Conceptual Music Video for Sigrid

Moth Studio returns to DN to discuss creating colour schemes for internal organs in their poetic, conceptual music video for Sigrid track 'Focus'

Animation, Asides

The Art of Change – Climate Change

Sois de Traca present an alternate reality in which a group of animals resort to guerrilla tactics to call planet wrecking humans to account.

UK Tag Archive

Kobo: Baltimore

Submerge Yourself in the Calming Waters of Community in Margate Tidal Pool Documentary ‘Taking the Waters’

Artur Zaremba Calls Into Question Society’s Outmoded Concept of Masculinity in Dance Documentary ‘SPECTRUM’

A Grieving Woman Seeks Refuge in a Distorted Reality of Her Own Making in Natasza Cetner’s ‘Baraa’

Years & Years: Palo Santo

The Eyes of Others

Spltch

Fall in Love with the Community That Raise a Couple of Olympians in ‘Boys from the Back of Beyond’

A Woman Walks into the Abyss to Save Her Sister in Adam Butcher’s Tense Suspense Drama ‘The Prevailing Winds’

“Now you need to load the dishwasher” – How Christine Franz Captured the Electric Rise of Sleaford Mods

Heartbreak Gets Colourful in Moth Studio’s Conceptual Music Video for Sigrid

The Art of Change – Climate Change

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