A happy couple’s relationship unravels during a game of “Mafia.” World Premiere: SXSW 2018 Written by Michael Stahl-David & Ana Nogueira Cinematography by Autumn Eakin Edited by Danny Ward Produced by Michael Cuomo Mixed by Darin Hallinan Original Music Supervision Evan Felts CAST Rachel: Ana Nogueira Ben: William Jackson Harper Jen: Ali Ahn Daniel: Zach Schaffer Jeff: Robert Godol Lovenstein Margot: Keilly McQuail Claire: Nana Mensah Steven Stephen O’Reilly Pete: Michael Cuomo Caleb: Brandt Adams Production Design: Alejandra Murillo & Susanna Stopford Co-Producer: Esther de Rothschild Steady Cam: Tomek Graz Asst Camera: Dan Lam, JoAnn Syrek, Rose Pooge DIT: Danny ward Script Supervisor: Danny Ward Location Sound: Odin REdd Gaffer: Matt Klammer Key Grip: Nick Bartram Swing: Tomson Tee Art Department: Katie Lobel Production Asst: Ross O’Connor Post Sound: Dolby Laboratories Online Editing: Company 3 Colorist: Jenny Montgomery Google Earth Art: Clement Valla Original Music recorded at Mag Motel: Keyboard / Organ – David Caldwell Mason Drums – Jeff Barton Bass – Matt Brandau Guitar/Vocals – Evan Felts “The Strategy” Written by Nick Blaemire Vocals by Beccs Produced by Evan Felts Special Thanks Jeremy Beiler, Natalie Clark, Camila Diaz, Susanna Fogel, Justin Keyes, Jason Kim, Justin Keyes, Myriam Schroeter, Harry Schwartzman, Geoffrey Scott, Stacey Seargent, Rebecca Seltzer, Sharina Martin, Allyson Volke, SAG-AFTRA, Beltel Lofts, Ver, Eastern Effects, Company 3

A exclusive look behind the curtain at IDEO, the global design firm, who for 40 years (and counting) has changed the way we think about design. Production Company: Dress Code (http://bit.ly/2Ug7xyM) Director: Dan Covert Executive Producer: Brad Edelstein Head of Post Production & Operations: Tara Rose Stromberg Head of Production: Amy Dempsey Producer: Sheree Shu Production Manager: Cheng Liu Cinematography: Joe Victorine Additional Cinematography: Jon Hokanson Editor: Dan Covert Assistant Editor: Nick Stromberg Art Director: Elena Chudoba Design: Elena Chudoba, Brooke Bamford, Rasmus Löwenbrååt Animation: Vincenzo Lodigiani Color: Daniel Orentlicher Archival Research: Ricard Kroll Production Coordinator: Jonathan Dontchev Music + Sound: YouTooCanWoo Location Sound: Matteo Liberatore, Donny Tam Photos: Dirk Ahlgrim, Dennis Boyle, Tiffany Knight, IDEO

Through brief conversations with an adaptive chatbot, a professor sees more clearly his own creativity and depression in this animated short. “GUSTER” is based on actual messages and poetry written by the app.

Shot on 35mm Motion Picture Film, for ‘Lost My Faith’ is about family and the struggle for generations. As a solemn group of relatives congregate, their collective hardship, oppression and injustice are experienced vicariously through their spiritual young nephew, a boy figuring out his place in the world. Within family trees, viewpoints, traumas and complexes are passed down. To find our faith again, the video for ‘Lost My Faith’ asks, should we turn to or from our family? Olan Collardy’s 35mm cinematography brings texture to a story and frames an ambiguous timeline, with Olu Ebiti’s styling and Anna Baldini’s production design blending past and present. Arri 435 + Cooke Panchros on 500T and 250D Director: Dumas Haddad Producer: Adeleke O “Adelight Director of Photography: Olan Collardy Production Company: Cream Soda Productions & ByUsGroup Films 1st AC: Gary Long 2nd AC: Milo Brown Gaffer: Vini Curtis Art Director: Ana Baldini Wardrobe: Ola Ebiti Hair: Virginie Moreira Make-up: Matalabs Colourist: Alex Gregory Grade House: The Mill Lead Cast: Tahj Miles & Tanaya Clarke Cast: Nana, Kelly Puppon, David Olupaju, Florence Coles, Peaces, Greg Mungo, Alesha Charmaine, Daniel Annoh, Deji Loaf Record Company: Virgin EMI Records

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Landline | http://bit.ly/2JByvNi Landline is a short documentary about the only helpline in the UK for gay farmers. Through a series of recorded telephone conversations and reconstructive visuals, the film uses the helpline as a lens through which to view the experiences of LGBTQ people in the British farming community.  In a world that prizes traditional masculinity and in which ideas of ancestry are fundamental, being gay can be isolating. Suicide rates are extremely high in both young farmers and gay men in particular, and combining these can be a recipe for tragedy. But there are also thriving gay scenes in the most rural of towns, stories of unexpected friendships and relationships, and moments so unlikely that they could only happen in real life. Candid, intimate and shocking, Landline is a snapshot of a group of people bound together by circumstance but so often isolated from each other.  A film by Matt Houghton | http://bit.ly/2U8Ulvz Winner: Best Documentary Short Grierson Awards 2018
 Winner: HBO Documentary Short Film Award  Runner-up: Best British Short London Short Film Festival
 Nominated: Best UK Short Open City Documentary Festival 
Nominated: Best Short Film Berlin British Shorts 
BFI Flare FiveFilms4Freedom: seen over 460,000 times in 12 days Official Selection: CPH:DOX, Sheffield Doc/Fest, BFI Flare, Aspen ShortsFest, Aesthetica Short Film Festival, DOC NYC, Leeds International Film Festival, Seattle Film Festival, THIS IS ENGLAND Film Festival, Ji.Hlava International Film Festival, Outfest LA, Shanghai Pride. Father: Jem Dobbs 
Son: Jonathan Blake Father 2: Alex Thompson 
Daughter: Niamh Blackshaw Son 2: Bradley Johnson
 Mother: Valerie Bundy Farmer: Oliver Devoti
 Directed by Matt Houghton Producers: Rupert Williams, Alistair Payne-James
 Executive Producer: James Sorton Associate Producers: James Spinney, Peter Middleton Casting Director: Lara Manwaring Director of Photography: James Blann Production Designer: Guy Thompson 1st Assistant Director: Tom Lancaster Sound Recordist: Craig Rihoy Costume Designer: Cynthia Lawrence-John Make-up Artist: Charlotte Kraftman Film Editor: Matt Houghton Consultant Editor: Maya Maffioli Music by Noah Wood Sound Designer: Alex Bingham Colourist: Simon Bourne Head of Production & Talent Management: Jordan McGarry Development Producer: Angeli Macfarlane Producer, Short Film Schemes: Josic Cadoret Production and Development Officer: Alice Whittemore Very Special Thanks Keith Ineson, The Richardson Family, Hannah Milne, The Ball Family, Marisa Clifford, Marie Cunningham, Kate Metcalfe, The Ivy House Pub, Vincent Gavin, Harriet Cannon, Nii Swaniker, Del Jones, Neil Tester, Craig Davis, Sam Bellamy, Jon Evans, Melissa Houghton, Jack Abbot, Liam Achaibou, Metal Culture, Daniel Grieshofer, Miles Blacket, Neil Andrews, Martin Kelly, Alistair Vlok, Mike Baldock and to everyone who shared their stories and experiences A Pulse Films and Fee Fie Foe production Gay Farmer Helpline | 07837 931894 | http://bit.ly/2JBySYc

Dans la cuisine, un enfant essaie d’instaurer le dialogue avec sa mère. In a kitchen, a mother and a child struggle to establish dialogue. Winner of the Vimeo Staff Pick Award at GLAS Animation Festival. Réalisateur / Director : Fabien CORRE, Kelsi PHUNG Contact : levres@gobelins.fr Musique / Soundtrack : Amandine ROBILLARD, Anna CORDONNIER Année de production / Production year : 2018 GOBELINS, l’école de l’image, Moïra Marguin : mmarguin@gobelins.fr Contact festivals : Miyu Distribution, Luce Grosjean – festival@miyu.fr Société de distribution : L’Agence du Court Métrage Site internet : http://bit.ly/2tRT7rH Facebook : http://bit.ly/2faNtbo Twitter : https://twitter.com/gobelins_paris

Here is the final film for the Mars Habitation competition for NASA A wonderful project to work on and our personal endeavours were completely matched by the HASSELL and Eckersley O’Callaghan Teams. All of us at LightField London hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed making it.

Most poisonous mushrooms won’t kill you—they’ll simply cause a severe headache or vomiting. Death-cap mushrooms are not like the others. As little as half an Amanita phalloides contains enough toxin to kill an adult human. Ingestion of the poison in death-cap mushrooms, known as amatoxin, is responsible for 90 percent of deaths related to mushroom poisoning worldwide. Worse still, death caps can resemble nontoxic mushrooms and are said to be quite tasty. You might not know you’ve been poisoned until days after eating the highly toxic fungi. While the mushrooms are historically endemic to Scandinavia and parts of northern Europe, the cultivation of non-native species of trees in North America has led to a “mushroom boom” in some areas of the continent. Life Up Close is a project of The Atlantic, supported by the HHMI Department of Science Education.

Right Place, Wrong Tim follows the Bell family, a dynasty of clockmakers who run Dagenham’s infamous ‘Hells Bells’ clock shop, in Channel 4’s most successful Essex-set comedy since Jamie’s School Dinners. During a routine live taping, the cast of thespians are suddenly derailed by the entrance of a clone of Tim.