A year after covid ravaged New York city, Ikeem "Teeth" Jones reflects on his legacy as the best subway dancer.

Set underneath a bridge, on the outskirts of Amsterdam during the hot summer of the pandemic, Jak O’Hare’s short film captures the genuine conversation between two strangers about life, uncertainty, dreams, vulnerability, and also trust and faith.

A cinematic poem bringing a different perspective and positivity in the fight against racial injustice.

This spoken word piece examines the impulse felt during lockdown to revitalise traditional 'feminine' activities like baking, knitting and embroidery - posing the question of whether they have a place in modern feminist rituals, and whether our obsession with outward appearances is chipping away at our true selves.