Film Kernow

A dinner party between three estranged friends turns deadly when the host suggests they have a drink of something that will change their sense of self.

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In the near future, a politician's controversial decision hurls the country into chaos. Returning home, he and his house mates are faced with the violent consequences.

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At a quiet, remote bus stop, a grieving man dressed in black encounters a stranger in pristine white, leading to an unexpected clash that reveals deeper truths about identity, connection and the stains we carry.

On a late night, an arguing couple, three intoxicated men, a gaggle of girls and a drug-filled straggler scatter the streets in search of connection and understanding.

Two brothers embark on a journey with the hope of finding a way of communicating with each other.

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On October 30th, 2001, Daniel Williams celebrated his final birthday. This surviving footage documents his and his friends' final moments.

In postwar Newquay, a Cornishman returns home to live with his childhood best friend. Upon arrival, he learns of her sudden death and is determined to uncover what really happened to her.

Focus is our currency. We spend time. We pay attention. We're all doing too much at once, failing too often. Always thinking ahead and never satisfied. Let's unplug and rewind to a simpler state of being. One where being present in the moment is sufficient. One where taking one step at a time is enough.

You'll hear plants make music in this short documentary spotlighting the work of Justin Wiggan's Internal Garden project, demonstrating how plant life benefits our mental health.

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Wilson, a composer and conductor, returns home to tell his wife Monika that he's leaving her, but when power slips from his grubby hands this human metronome begins to unravel.

Struggling to provide for her bedridden sister, an impoverished prostitute betrays her savage pimp, triggering a gang war which nobody can escape.

Silver Apples Theatre's reimagining of the literary fairytale "The Red Shoes".

Unable to conceive a child and without work, Tom and Poppy Webster achieve unexpected notoriety making homage shorts. Fame, however, is not the prize, but the price.