Homegrown: Works on Video 

Out in the suburban fringe, a young boy befriends a pet rock. Obsession turns to tragedy as the object of his imagination snaps apart.

Alone in his cell, an old man examines his sense of self-worth in a psychotic monologue that reveals a deeply disturbing secret. Quirky claymation classic, from the workshop of Tom Reilly.

Sometimes friendship can be too close. Two bodies intertwine, tussle and toil. Features seascapes, word-games and graceful performances from Erica Viedma and Min Kyoung Lee.

A black comedy delivered straight from New Zealand’s rural underbelly that will have you reaching for your seatbelt.

Movements in dance segue with language, code and rhythm in a unique, texture-rich dance piece by Daniel Belton – Dunedin’s most prolific dance filmmaker.

It’s time for Fish to come clean, and in doing so, he’ll have to push the boundaries of his friendships – and his sanity. A gritty, urban drama – not for the faint of heart.

Pulsing rhythms of energy race through power pylons in a journey through space, time and unsettling dreamscapes. A masterpiece of animation based on a short poem by the director.