FLINTA Session - For Those Who Roam

A Lovely Uncontrollable Thing offers a profile of artist Victoria Moore as she shapes a life

grounded in nature, craftsmanship, and personal growth. Known for jewelry and tools created

from self-forged Damascus steel, Moore’s work blurs the line between utility and art, strength

and delicacy. As she transforms raw materials by hand, she also redefines happiness and

success on her terms, proving that a meaningful life is built one piece at a time.

The people of a small town are all suddenly compelled to get Bobs. And one Salon owner has a

special secret to get them to flock to his shop. When Nicole accidentally discovers the cause of

this mass phenomenon, it’s down to her to stop more people being victim to the salon's greedy

chops...

Does time really heal? A film about one woman's healing journey and trauma response after

experiencing domestic abuse. Based on true events and bringing awareness to the ongoing

struggles in the aftermath of abuse.

An animation about finding a way home after crash-landing on an unknown planet.

A trans man caring for his father with alcohol induced Dementia finds unexpected re-connection when the disease grants him temporary anonymity.

Tobi visits an optometrist convinced she needs new glasses -- everything seems blurry after her

recent breakup. During the eye exam, the repeated question "One or Two?" triggers memories

of her relationship, which Tobi struggles to see clearly.

In the last 15 minutes of pre-drinks, Maeve struggles to tell her best friend a secret that will

change everything, before its too late.

A forgotten doll left to gather dust struggles to compete for the affections of her owner when the toy shelf gets overcrowded.

Folk Who Roam is a lyrical short documentary that follows violin maker Emma Hardy as she

crafts a unique instrument inspired by England’s landscapes and the growing movement for

greater access to the countryside.