Collection 3
18:15 - 20:00
Prodigal Songs (12:53)
Dir. Amaru Cazenave
Thomas, a young musician, leaves his father and family home to chase his dream in the big city. Supported by a producer, he records his first album but soon goes astray: missed commitments, wasted money, mounting debts. Little by little, he loses everything — his apartment, his contract, his friends. the film reimagines the parable of the Prodigal Son as a universal inner journey: downfall, loneliness, and the unexpected possibility of reconciliation.
On The Right Track (03:08)
Dir. Tim Hunter
On The Right Track follows Gideon and Charlene as they seek redemption through music, discovering connection, healing, and direction along the way.
Magnificent Remains (05:14)
Dir. Diddy Wheldon
A raw response to Pope Leo XIV Magnifica Humanitus and honouring Dr Craig S Wright, Sammy Woodhouse and all the women who have been ignored for far too long. This song acknowledges the serious warnings about technology, power, and the loss of human dignity, but powerfully calls out what is missing: the full feminine voice, the wisdom of lived pain, the sacred relational heart of humanity that no algorithm or institution can replace. We are not machines. We are magnificent remains.
AI In The Arts: A Conversation
The filmmakers behind On The Right Track and Magnificnet Remains, Tim Hunter and Dr. Margaret “Diddy” Wheldon converse about their approaches to using AI in their creative practice.
Tim Hunter is a musician, composer, and video producer from North Yorkshire
Dr. Margaret Wheldon has lifelong experience in film, theatre and art. Is always fusing AI and cinema.
Adama’s Dream (34:41)
Dir. Steven Stuart Baldwin
A young Themne woman faces mounting troubles at home. Will fear stop her from following her dreams? Adama’s Dream is a film for the Temne people of Sierra Leone. It was shot on location in Sierra Leone, West Africa.
Nature’s Witness (26:16)
Dir. Tim Price
Romans 1:20 tells us that God's qualities can be seen through the world He has made. In this short film, we take a look around the Isle of Man to see what the hills and coasts, wildflowers and butterflies, the night skies - and even our urban spaces - can tell us about God and how we relate to Him.
The Passing Place (07:00)
Dir. Matthew Williams
A young woman arrives at a discipleship training school carrying unprocessed pain, inherited faith, and a fragmented understanding of the gospel. Through moments of vulnerability, cross-cultural outreach, and encounters with suffering, particularly among refugee communities, her perspective is transformed. What begins as a pursuit to articulate belief becomes a deeper journey into
presence, compassion, and love. This intimate documentary traces a quiet but profound shift: from speaking about faith to embodying it.
Revive London (12:23)
Dir. Matthew Williams
Set in the heart of London, this documentary follows a young missionary couple as they step into a calling to see revival in one of the world’s most diverse cities. What begins with vision and faith
quickly becomes a long journey of uncertainty, sacrifice, and perseverance as they pioneer a new base in Wimbledon, struggle to find housing and build a team, and wrestle with disappointment
when fruit feels absent for years. Alongside personal challenges, including mental strain and questions of calling, the film explores a deeper shift in understanding: that faith is not confined to
“sacred” spaces but is meant to transform every sphere of society.
