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- Jamie (Matthew McNulty) encounters Mia (Bonnie Wright) when she's stealing - and he's captivated. An intense and consuming relationship develops. But as Jamie and Mia to lose themselves in their own world, Jamie's jealousy rears up and he starts pushing Mia further away, until one day she can't take any more. Months later and Jamie is still not over Mia. So if you're still consumed by her, is it really over?
- Hope is studying at The Royal Ballet, the most prestigious institution for dance. But as she approaches her final performance, the first time she is to perform since her mother's death, an undiagnosed eating disorder causes her to spiral out of control.
- In a rallying cry of protest, a young woman exposes the insidious ways brands use social media to disguise their true intentions.
- A couple's star gazing date takes a sudden and dramatic turn when something unexpected falls to Earth.
- Poet and director Jem Goulding captures the inner truths of the restless Prince of dance, in an avant-garde documentary shot entirely on film by filmmaker herself. It is an intimate portrait of young Sergei Polunin, one of the most elusive yet revered figures in the history of Russian ballet. Polunin speaks openly and honestly with Goulding, stripping away some of the sensational fantasies the international press has created about his person.
- Paul Lightfoot set about choreographing remotely from his home and created a contemporary dance piece as a tribute to his father, died of Covid-19 in April 2020.
- There's very little known about choral pop singer Empara Mi - where she comes from, or her age for example. But her striking music speaks for itself. Her second single "The Comedown" shows a strident new side to her sound: deep-chested power ballad meets vaguely sinister, ritualistic incantation. In the video, the singer's face is transformed into gold, fire, and ice by innovative face-mapping projection technology developed in Japan. (She even flew to Tokyo to work with the creators of the Omote technology to develop the final visual.) Empara Mi explains: "'The Comedown' is essentially about projecting fake personas, hiding behind a mask in an attempt to conceal the 'real you.' I wanted the visual to be, quite literally, an expression of this idea. It was a crazy and intense development process, and I'm very proud to be the one to showcase such amazing technology in a way it hasn't been seen before."