Jerome Brezillon was one of the worlds true great photographers who sadly passed away on March 2nd 2012. Not an artist who was renowned world wide perhaps, but a man from an all too rare bread who held adventure as

Director Eliot Rausch has been leading the charge in a new generation of young filmmakers with a compelling and revealing documentary style. This short film that combines a theatrical narrative with raw and moving documentation, pries on the heartstrings with

Directed and produced by Ewan Mcnicol & Anna Sandilands, ‘Harrold Little’ is short film presented by documentary film studio Lucid Inc as part of their ‘Meet Me Here’ collection. “Harrold Little believes you are not limited by age, but only

Cuba 1959: The Second Front captures the men who as teenagers joined the “La Revoluçion” to rise against president Fulgencio Batista, and now fifty years on, pose for the camera in old uniforms. Alinka Echeverria states that: “It’s a very

Freelance illustrator Owen Davey first found creative fame in 2011 when he won the ‘Junior Magazine Most Promising New Talent Award’ for his picture book titled Foxly’s Feast. Since then, Davey has produced work for publishers around the globe and

The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster of 2011 came as a result of the Tohoku earthquake and its following tsunami. A series of equipment failures, nuclear meltdowns and releases of radioactive materials have made this the largest nuclear disaster since the

In this intimate and stylish short film by critically acclaimed director Cary Fukunaga, commissioned by the distinguished fashion brand Maiyet, Haley Bennett portrays a young woman at a crossroads in life. The cast and crew spent three days in Kenya alongside Maiyet founders

Spanish born and Switzerland based Photographer Sandra Garrido Campos eagerly explores Morocco. Travelling off the beaten track, she took portraits of the indigenous population of Berber and the varied landscapes in which they inhabit. “In my artisitic work, I confront

Mixing typographical styles with swathes of colour and jaunty characters, Jordy Van Den Nieuwendijk has a visual style that is both striking and beguiling. His frankly extensive online portfolio demonstrates a passion for vibrance and humour within his work which

Engaging throughout its 146 minute runtime, the slightly surprising release at the tail end of 2012 is no reflection on the quality of West of Memphis. This is a must-see film that surmises 19 years of hardship, fervent campaigning and

The digital visual revolution has seen pixels hold the power over the future of film. Feeling a massive decrease in the sales of film, prints and general processing services, what will become of the once giant corner stones of the

Toro y Moi, renown for experimental and influential music videos, has released this latest 70s throwback as a diverge from his usual video output. A beautifully shot debut from the Anything in Return album, its title So Many Details is

Mathieu Bernard-Reymond is a French photographer living in Switzerland. His work focuses on landscapes, architecture and the media. For the 2010 edition of the Phnom Penh festival in Cambodia, Mathieu was invited along with 75 other photographers to come up

Caravaggio may be dead, but Guillaume Bresson’s oil paintings present the beauty of violence in such a way that proves this ancient art form is far from forgotten. Similar in style to the classical masterpieces of the 16th century, Bresson

Ilvy Njiokiktjien is an independent photographer and multimedia journalist based in the Netherlands. Working in many parts of the world, with particular focus on Africa, as a news and documentary photographer, she covers current affairs and contemporary social issues. Her

This project by Maja Daniels, a Swedish independent photographer currently based in London, UK, focuses on youth and the relationship between generations in a changing social climate. The people of Älvdalen (‘River Valley’), in Dalarna, central Sweden, are at risk

Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek is an international photographer that’s been capturing a blend of portrait, reportage and documentary photos ever since he began his career as an intern with Magnum photos back in 2008. Since then, his career has gone

An eerie trip into the suburban landscape centered around an abandoned house and a mysterious “visitor”, AG Rojas drops his latest short film Crown for us all to question and admire. Full of entrancing, surreal cinematography and the mist of