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Selfie Trailer (2014)
03 October 2014
An essay-film that tries to understand the phenomenon of the selfie from within – that is, by taking moving image selfies every day for most of 2014.
The New Hope Trailer (2015)
16 July 2015
A wilfully anti-cinematic and Jedi-themed adaptation of the first part of Don Quixote.
Circle/Line Trailer (2016)
01 January 2016
A documentary that asks people at stops on the Circle Line of the London Underground whether they are happy.
The New Hope 2 Trailer (2020)
24 May 2020
A wilfully anti-cinematic and Jedi-themed adaptation of the second part of Don Quixote.
Clem Trailer (2018)
01 January 2018
A short experimental essay-film about William Brown’s childhood cat, Clem, as well as a contemplation of blindness, ruins, the self-portrait and Jacques Derrida.
China: A User's Manual (Films) Trailer (2012)
12 February 2012
In 2006, filmmakers Christian Bouche-Villeneuve and Sandor Krasna allegedly sent the footage taken in this movie to Sir Hamlet Auberjena, who recently sent it on to William Brown, knowing that he is a film lover.
Sculptures of London Trailer (2017)
01 October 2017
What is the story that is told us by the sculptures of London? An essay-film that asks what story it is that the sculptures of London tell us when they are put side by side in order to show the ideas and values that these monuments embody, and how they give us a sense of London as a city.
St Mary Magdalen's Home Movies Trailer (2017)
15 September 2017
Drawing on over a dozen films, St Mary Magdalen's Home Movies demonstrates the way in which Magdalen College, Oxford, has repeatedly been used by filmmakers in a strikingly patterned way.
Ur: The End of Civilization in 90 Tableaux Trailer (2015)
08 November 2015
Six characters in search of a zombie apocalypse in France’s Périgord region; a searing insight into the decadent lifestyles of the British upper middle class, Ur follows Will, Dennis, Laura and Rosie, who have come to visit Alex and Edward in Bergerac, France.
Letters to Ariadne Trailer (2016)
20 June 2016
A series of video-letters from William to his then-two-year old niece, Ariadne, offering her advice for and thoughts upon the world in which she is rapidly growing up.
The Benefit of Doubt Trailer (2019)
01 January 2019
A retelling of the myth of Ariadne and a reworking of Jean Vigo’s classic A propos de Nice as a young woman rediscovers her identity while travelling alone in the south of France.
Vladimir and William Trailer (2018)
01 January 2018
A series of epistolary films exchanged over the course of 2017 and 2018 between Macedonian experimental filmmaker Vladimir Najdovski and William Brown.
La Belle Noise Trailer (2019)
01 January 2019
An experimental film about actors and acting shot primarily at the Fest Film Festival in Espinho, Portugal, in 2018.
Waiting for Godard Trailer (2010)
02 January 2010
Loners Alex and Annie, who set out to find Godard, suddenly have a double homicide and a ménage à trois on their conscience.
#randomaccessmemory Trailer (2017)
05 November 2017
An essay-film about what it means to be in love.
This is Cinema Trailer (2021)
20 September 2021
Ben is a university professor who is struggling with the loss of his wife and child. A match with a student on a dating app leads to possible complications at work, where he is also forced to fight for his job after his grief has led to a downturn in his productivity.
Afterimages Trailer (2010)
01 January 2010
Dennis, an introverted baker one day discovers a mobile phone containing nothing but a video of a girl seemingly being raped by a gang of youths.
Common Ground Trailer (2014)
25 February 2014
It tells the story of Dennis, whose musician brother Oli is missing. Dennis is not the only person looking for him.
Cake and Death Trailer (2024)
04 May 2024
Movie scenes featuring cake are arranged into a collage that comments on consumption, capitalism and slavery.
Golden Gate Trailer (2019)
29 April 2019
A video-essay about the Golden Gate Bridge and its role in film history.
App 666 Trailer (2024)
29 June 2024
Inspired by Wim Wenders' Room 666, this collaborative project asks 17 filmmakers about the current state of cinema.
