FEATURE FILMS

Ingrid Gagg works from home as a call centre manager. She is single, wants to be pregnant, grieving her mum, testing her own wee wee and not getting on with her dad. Or any of the damned patriarchy for that matter.

With appearances and co-operation from real doctors and African herbalists alongside genuine phone conversations on women's experiences, Lady Gagg discovers the global unfairness of women's health.

A film director's journey to understand the point of the audience. Filmed over two months this is the recording of "Feel Good", the first solo single from The Scene's frontman Andy Welsh - out now on Detour Records.

Producers Pat Dooner and Carl Conway-Davis, from BBC 6 Music faves The Broken Orchestra, welcome different players to a north England industrial studio. All was filmed and edited by Mal Williamson then the story is narrated by this bitter and frustrated film-maker with plenty of moaning to do.

OUT NOW on Blu-Ray. Distributed by Detour Records.

Two couples have double-booked a weekend cottage - and when a therapist uses changework techniques to cure anxiety, the ex-military boyfriend is not best pleased.

Mental health is on more and more people's agenda - but what do we really know? This film includes techniques from the world of changework therapy, previously unseen in cinema. By removing a crew there is only one agenda in the room - artists working together.

An easy-going artist sets out to find new audiences in the UK City of Culture 2017. Music and mates, gigs and galleries, fans and funding… but life gets in the way of work.

Professional actors join musicians and artists to discover new truths about being a creator. Tools from therapy and changework mix with the economic realities of being an artist make this film a must-see for all artists. Featuring music and performances from top Hull bands.

How are the arts reaching young people in an inner city estate?

Have they never been to the municipal art gallery? Have they never made a film? Have they never been on the radio? Have they never been to the opera? Do they never want to feel special?

Movie-making reaches the parts of a city and the parts of people that other arts can't reach.

Mermaid in Hull uses the backdrop of the City of Culture celebrations for young people to make art about...

"A brilliant change to watch a film so clearly made with the real voice of young people" Youth Arts Officer, Hull