In “Rocío and Me,” directed by Louise Monlaü, twenty-nine-year-old Rocío finds solace with an artistic-swimming team whose members also have Down syndrome.

Music / ‘Jimmy, Renda-Se‘ by Tom Zé Director / Daniel Warwick DoP / Jan David Günther Production Company / Scoundrel Exec Producer / Adrian Shapiro Producer / Morgan Benson Taylor Editor / Adam Wills Client / Kathmandu Client CCO / Eva Barrett Client Head of Global Brand Comms / Michaela Clark Client Global Head of Social Media / Shailyn Shah Creative Agency / Special Group New Zealand Chief Creative Officer / Tony Bradbourne Executive Producer / Sally Lankshear Senior Producer / Casey King Executive Creative Director / Lisa Fedyszyn & Jonathan McMahon Creative Director / David Shirley Associate Creative Director / Julia Ferrier Storyboards / Otto Wiezorek Cast Duc Jeremy Vu Oscar Kapoya Bobbie Twaddle Julia Aguilar Tjaša Žibert (The fantastic Mrs Fox) Abiola Efunshile Egshing Varga Eva Mauricio Kani Obelga Matej Pusnik (Mr Merman) 1st AD / Nikolaus Sauer 2nd AD / Nataša Uzunović Choreographer / Erik Bukovnik Service Production / Bas Productions Service Exec Producer / Andrej Caruso Line Producer / Luka Jauh Production Manager / Patrik Šimenc Production Coordinator / Martina Crnkovic Unit/Set PA / Sebastjan Logar Unit/Set PA / Blaž Pogačar TC/Prod. Driver #1 / Andrej Repovž Location Manager SLO / Blaž Bačar Location Manager IT / Miha Repič Production Designer / Miha Knific & Lara Štefančič Art Director / Lara Štefančič Prop on Set / Žan Kalan Stylist / Tina Tanko Stylist Assistant / Suzana Bićanić Make Up Artist / Nastja Pestivšek Make Up Artist Assistant / Kristina Mandić Hair Stylist / Borut Novak 1st AC / Pavel Kurak Loader / Jan Skriecka 2nd AC / Luka Podobnikar Video Assist / Noel Šimenc Video Assist / Jernej Valenčič Gaffer / Jernej Prebil Best Boy / Marko Perne Electrician / Jani Podmilšak Electrician / Marjan Vidmar Electrician / Dušan Praznik Electrician / Jurij Wolgemut Electrician / Jernej Korenčan Electrician / Jon Prebil Electrician / Urh Cerovnik Light Operator / David Crane Operator / Luka Zdešar Key Grip / Rok Grdin Grip / Ivan Radeljak Grip / Aljaž Založnik SFX Master / Aleš Šmuc SFX / Jan Januš Animal Wrangler / Jože Ilc SOME / Anže Lovšin Sound Master / Martin Jelovšek Catering Coordinator / Jernej Konda Craft / Rok Vengust Craft / Sara Ogrizek Chef / Jaka Hergeršič Chef Assistant / Petra Skopec Driver / Franc Vidmar Post Production / Bepic Berlin Creative VFX Supervisor & Partner / Basti Konradt Post & VFX Producer / Lion Graf VFX Artists: Motion Graphics / Tulio Inoue Flame Artist / Chris Weingart Cartoon Animation / Laurie Herman Endshot Painting / Paula Blesa Colourist / Sarah Salzmann Post Production: Mario Borgmeier Milan Braune Soundmix / Stefan Kraatz Sound Producer / Maurice Krämer Special Thanks to Andrea Roman & Zauberberg Dirk Kübler Filmversicherung Berlin Jakob Rühle

A mother and her daughter are going through a very stressful time together. They hope that their stay at a spa hotel in the mountains will help relax the situation. But the isolated retreat becomes the setting for a physical and psychological nightmare. Written & Directed by Lucy Knox Produced by Evie Mackay & W.A.M. Bleakley Cast Alison Bruce as Naomi Erana James as Sofia Ballantyne Haines – Receptionist Culain Walsh – Receptionist Kissing Woman – Jami Loyola Kissing Man – Mark Loyola Tourist Mother – Melia Lamourette Tourist Son – E-hsin Lamourette Fire Fighter – Barry Robertson Fire Fighter – Keegan Gilder Fire Fighter – Dee Pinomi Crew Director of Photography – Adam Luxton Editor – Paul Rowe Composer – Evelyn Ida Morris Sound Designer – Maxwell Scott Production Designer – Leigh Stockton Costume Designer – Sarah Voon Hair and Makeup Designer – Nikki Millina Casting Director – Stu Turner Focus Puller – Bayley Broome-Peake Set Dresser – Poppy Serano Sound Recordist – Ant Nevison Boom Operator – David Peterson Gaffer North Island – Jimmy Bollinger Gaffer South Island – Tim Beck Production Assistant – Amanda Robinson Set Builders – Hamish Knox Set Builders – Highbury Builders Set Builders – Jimmy Averi Set Builders – Brad Ropati Caterers – Maruia Springs & Ripe Deli Colourist – Clare Burlinson Post Production Facilities – Park Road Post Flame Artist – Simon Deighton Graphic Design – Daniel Imsland Cameras Provided by – Panavision New Zealand Thank you: Matt Noonan Miranda Harcourt James Hunt & Taxi the dog

A journey through the contrasting urban and natural spaces within San Francisco’s 49 square miles. Best enjoyed with the sound nice and loud. Directed by Ryan Scura Produced by Paddy O’Leary Cinematography by Ian Scura, Ryan Scura, Tony DiPasquale, and Dylan Ladds Sound Recording by Dylan Ladds Editing and Sound Design by Ryan Scura

Joe Buffalo is an Indigenous skateboarding legend. He’s also a survivor of Canada’s notorious Indian Residential School system. Following a traumatic childhood and decades of addiction, Joe must face his inner demons to realize his dream of turning pro. A short hybrid documentary executive produced by Tony Hawk and distributed by The New Yorker. IDA Awards – Best Short Nomination DOC NYC – Awards Shortlist SXSW – Audience Award Tribeca – Official Selection REGARD – Jury & Audience Awards Calgary Underground – Jury & Audience Awards NorthwestFest – Best Canadian Short Planet In-Focus – Best Canadian Short Local Sightings – Best Short Documentary Nevada City – Best Cinematography & Editing Bendfilm – Best Indigenous Short Cordillera – Best Indigenous Short Telefilm Canada’s “Not Short On Talent” @ Cannes 2021 Director & Editor – Amar Chebib Writers – Joe Buffalo & Amar Chebib Producers – Hayley Morin, Mack Stannard, Amar Chebib Executive Producer – Tony Hawk & Mohammad Gorjestani Cinematographer – Liam Mitchell 1st AC – Solomon Chiniquay Sound Design & Mix – Matt Drake Post-Sound Mentee – Kaitlyn Redcrow Colourist – Sam Gilling Production Company – Luminus Films In Association With – Even/Odd With the Participation of – The Canada Council for the Arts Distributed by The New Yorker

Directed and Art Directed by Danae Gosset Produced by Pencil Studio 3D Lead Design & Animation: Vasco Gross 3D Character Animation: David Bonilla 2D Animation: Britton Korbel, Isabel Stub, Amy Cho, Ewan Creed, Gabby Sibilska, Emma Zwickert Titles Design by Julie Pavia Thanks to Patricia Gloum For this video we used some prompt-based Artificial Intelligence technology to generate the backgrounds. We then produced and layered a lot of 3D animations, footage, and illustration on top of it to make the video feel special and tailored to the song. We then proceeded to illustrate individually all of the frames with a variety of mediums such as watercolor, gouache, acrylic, color pencils, and pastel. As a last coat, we re-generated the entire hand illustrated video through a style transfer AI program. We set it to more or less opacity in some areas of the video, to act like a digital glaze on top of it, without losing the hard labor of the handmade quality. The story we aimed to communicate is about escaping, embracing, and surrendering to the unexpected. Pushing the metaphysical and mystical sense of the human experience, feeling that we belong from the sole exploration of our minds and into the infinity of space. An abstract and psychedelic visual exploration of self-introspection and imagination.

We all get lost in patterns, for some of us they can be totally consuming. I wanted to make a film about the feeling of being totally consumed by one thought. A thought that endlessly repeats, that spirals out of control until there’s nothing of you left. The light effect technique reflects this repetition, it is one singular beam duplicated and then stacked back in time. The light itself is real, no CGI was used in its creation. All the effects are captured in camera. The film was shot on 16mm on the Kimmeridge Ledges of the Jurassic coast in England. A huge thank you to all that made it possible. press: Director’s Library – https://bit.ly/3fGJt4L Shots – https://bit.ly/3C7szDN cast: Joshua Harriette crew: Director – Tom Wakeling Director of Photography – Nick Morris 1st Assistant Director – Luke Wilkinson 1st Assistant Camera – Phil Heron Camera Trainee – Daniel Llobera Runner – Philip Thomas Art Director – Devraj Joshi Music – Evan Gildersleeve Sound Design + Mix – Jack Hallett (Factory Studios) Audio Producer – Ethan Day (Factory Studios) Colourist – Jason Wallis (ETC) Colour Producer – Oscar Wendt (ETC) Scan Operator – Dan Redrup (Digital Orchard) special thanks: Panavision, Digital Orchard, 3D Champions, Factory Studios, ETC, Sorcha Bacon, Esteban Frost, Joan Solsona, Eimear Fitzsimons

A film by Max Sherman. Based on a poem by Natalie Griffen. Starring the fabulous Chloe Cherry. Produced by Anonymous Content.

Directed by Cossa Animated by: Cossa Hunter Thomson Iván Bocanegra Pete Puskas Flatland

Director – Spencer Ford Executive Producer – Kevin Clark Producer – Emily Truong Production Company – SCREENS Drone Op – Jay Christensen Drone AC – Grant Ridpath 1st AD – Dylan McGale 2nd AD – Deedee Deschanel 2nd 2nd AD – Robby Rodriguez Production Coordinator – Vanessa Brintrup PA – Pass Van – Pa’i Viela PA – Driver – Edward Cruz PA – Case Huebel PA – Aidan Delgado PA – Jack Fahey Production Designer – Eric Hersey Art Director – Zoe Hazlett Art Assist Mark Smith Hair – Brooke Rodriguez Stylist – Kaitlyn Vitug Stylist Assistant – Andre Nuestro Water Truck – Andrew Sarvis Water Truck Driver – Mike Dunbar Medic – Chantel Marin Hollywood Honeywagon – Kyla Villavicencio Catering – Boyz in the Kitchen Craft Services – Sharee Spinning Security – Julio Carillo Editor – Spencer Ford Colorist – Connor Bailey VFX – Marco Peralta Starring Birthday Boy – Cole Bizarri Father – Joseph Integlia BTS – Jared Gaines Interscope – John Jigitz Interscope – Marissa Ramirez