Mike Wyeld

'For the Love of God' is the wickedly irreverent tale of Graham (Coogan); an over-grown man-child still living at home under the suffocating glare of his elderly Mother, in her dusty and forgotten Christian bookshop. Graham has a terrible secret - an unholy fantasy - which only he and his Mother's pet Jackdaw (McKellen) know about. Spurred on by the sinister bird and the possibility of consummating his perverse desire, will Graham do the deed before his Mother uncovers the awful truth?

A mixed-media biography of a fictional animation tycoon.

A woman's mythological journey into a dystopian world.

Two very different people in the London borough of Lambeth - a drag queen (Michael Twaits) and a woman in a burka. Only in a lift would they ever cross each another's path. But these two have more in common than they first thought.

Joe is preparing to leave home, triggering flashbacks to his time with childhood friend Neill, through fun times, adventures, divisions when a girl comes on the scene and also the bad path that Neill goes down.

A young boy's chimerical journey from a small town to the Himalayas with an all-defining conclusion.

On being a stranger in a strange land, and evaluating your priorities.

Controversial British artist Maggi Hambling CBE discusses and reveals new work in this short documentary filmed in her London studio. Hambling, whose work is held by the National and Tate Galleries in London, shows new work including a unique portrait of the singer Michael Jackson, a portrait of her great friend George Melly and discusses her popular sculptures in Central London.

Inspired by the poetry of Edwin Morgan where natural and domestic worlds collide and the hidden animal instincts of humans rise to the surface, this poetic visual narrative features voices from interviews recorded around the UK, woven into an evocative soundtrack. Stop motion puppets and live action footage combine to tell a dark love story.

Alternating Super-8, digital footage and the correspondence with her brother, the filmmaker evokes their deceased mother and the Portuguese revolution, which she only gets to know through these diffracted memories.

Four scenes each just over a minute long showing a collage of filmed owls placed on top of a scene from a British film of the 1940s (This Happy Breed, 1941). In each scene owls appear and disappear.

To escape from the realities of bereavement, two friends travel across Yorkshire to look for David Hockney. Grief heightens their senses and their need for adventure.

The Story of one night at London's Transfabulous Arts Festival. In 2004 in the UK, the Gender Recognition Act came into law giving new rights to transgender people - the act itself dividing gender along binary lines. In the wake of the act, many couldn't locate themselves in the new boxes or even tick one. This film charts performers who re-imagine what gender could mean in the wake of "the act."

Boys, beers and bras.

Lemon cranberry apple banana cucumber orange lime are a selection of fruit fruit.

A young woman grows body parts in her garden and sells them to people in her town. Though mostly content with life, loneliness tends to creep up on her. Then, one day, she realizes something peculiar may be lurking beneath the soil.

When lovers build up a relationship, they fill in every moment with silence, whispers, laughter and screaming.

It all started with a picture taken in 1974 in Lisbon, just after the Portuguese Revolution. She, the Revolution Hunter, tries to enter in that picture as if she could enter into a time she didn't belong and finally understand what it means to be part of a revolution or what it means to fight for a country. A film that explores the relationship between two generations, two different times and two different fights. As if we could transform a photograph by drawing on it. As if we could transform the present by drawing over the past.

Two drunk friends accidentally walk into a crime scene.