Feature Films

  • Poster for "Jafaican" featuring the Jamaican flag colors, a hand holding money, and text: "Learn to become a Jamaican... Or die trying. Easy! Coming Soon."
  • Poster for the film "The Waste Commons" featuring a person in a hat and colorful clothing, surrounded by stacked plastic containers. Text includes director Rosalind Fredericks & Sarita West, field producers Mamadou Dia & Maba Ba, and other production details.
  • Film poster for 'Survivor' showing a cartoon boy in a striped uniform standing on railway tracks leading to a concentration camp. Text reads: 'The true story of one boy’s journey through the Holocaust.' Credits mention various contributors including Zoom Rockman and Ivor Perl.
  • Poster for "Mexican Dream" featuring a motorcycle rider on a road leading to a skyline with iconic buildings. It includes film festival selections and production credits at the bottom.
  • Poster for the movie "A Pianista" featuring a woman's face in red light, cast details, and a tagline in Portuguese, with a dark color scheme.
  • Poster for 'Leaving Neverland II: Surviving Michael Jackson' with a red-tinted image.
  • Movie poster for "Long Night" featuring a surgeon, text with screening details, and a person's crossed hands and bandaged leg.
  • Movie poster for 'Woman Of...' featuring two women with serious expressions, set against a blurred outdoor background. Text includes film credits and accolades.
  • Poster for 'Borrowed Time: Lennon's Last Decade' featuring a man in sunglasses and a hat, with a city skyline and large text description.
  • Poster for the film "Khartoum" featuring a man riding a large white bird over a cityscape with smoke in the background. Text includes film credits and festival selections.
  • Illustrated comic book cover for "Ego Death." A person in a suit crouches near machinery, with a large shadow cast on the wall behind them. A rat is visible near the person's hand, and the shadow resembles a figure. The title "Ego Death" is prominently displayed at the top in bold letters.
  • Movie poster for 'Sujo' featuring an eye with a dark blue and purple color palette, festival accolades, and release date of December 5th.
  • Poster for "Return to Silent Hill," featuring a menacing figure with a large, pyramid-shaped helmet standing in a dark, fiery environment. The release date is October 25, 2024.
  • Poster for "The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru" featuring a sinking ship with people in the water and on lifeboats, surrounded by large waves. Includes text in Chinese and English with coordinates and release information.
  • Poster for HBO documentary "Stopping the Steal," featuring a hand placing a piece shaped like the United States flag into a red box, symbolizing voting, with the text "The Inside Story of 2020."
  • Poster for 'The Miner's Son,' featuring various characters and awards, depicts a dramatic scene with a mic-wielding performer, people in conflict, and a mining structure, set in 1984 Britain.
  • Poster for "If This Ever Gets Weird" featuring abstract blue silhouettes of two figures against a yellow background. Text includes "Omar and Cedric," "A Clouds Hill Films Production," "A Film by Nicolas Jack Davies."
  • Poster for the film "Victory to the Mimers," featuring a close-up of a clown-like character with face paint. The poster includes dramatic, bold text and red accents. Background shows a group of similarly dressed people. Tagline at bottom reads: "When all else fails, give 'em the silent treatment." The film is a dramedy short by James Green. Various logos and credits are listed at the bottom.
  • Movie poster for "The Crow" featuring a man in dark attire holding a sword, standing next to a woman with a serious expression. The background has flying crows and a dark, industrial setting, with the text "True Love Never Dies" and a release date of August 23.
  • Collage poster for "Glitterbug," a film by Derek Jarman, featuring a montage of images including silhouettes by water, a woman in costume, and a close-up of a man's face, with pink text.
  • Cover of "Panazz: The Story" documentary featuring a steelpan band performing, includes film credits, festival selection and award emblems.
  • Concert poster for Pet Shop Boys 'Dreamworld: The Greatest Hits Live' at Royal Arena Copenhagen, featuring silhouettes of performers on stage with 'Dreamworld' in large letters. Show in cinemas on January 31 and February 4.
  • Poster of five women surrounded by colorful butterflies, with the text 'in BLOOM' at the bottom.
  • Abstract artwork with an orange and blue background, featuring numerous eyes and the text 'The Smile Wall of Eyes.'
  • Poster for "Blue Carbon: Unleashing Nature's Superpower" featuring a person's profile with nature elements like trees, plants, and animals integrated into the head, and people sitting on top. The background is a deep blue with text details.
  • Promotional poster for "Tribal Mark," featuring six characters' faces split across the image. Title reads "The Birth of a Hitman: Tribal Mark." Includes credits for co-directors, writers, and producers. Rated five stars by Trench Magazine. Produced by 1PLUS1 Production.
  • Close-up of a person with a contemplative expression, hand on face, with the text "I Am Andrew Tate." Background is dark with small lights.
  • Movie poster for "Jericho Ridge," featuring a large title in yellow letters. Background includes an image of a person's face overlaid with a scene of two silhouetted figures and a vehicle at sunset. Credits list the cast and crew.
  • Stylized poster for "MGMT: Loss of Life" featuring abstract figures and a rocking horse on a black background with a Pitchblack Playback logo.
  • The album cover of "Electric Ladyland" by The Jimi Hendrix Experience featuring a close-up portrait with artistic effects and a purple, red, and orange color scheme. Includes "Pitchblack Playback" logo on a black box.
  • Poster featuring album art with a woman on a bed overlaid by "Pitchblack Playback" logo and the text "Billie Eilish, When We All Fall Asleep Where Do We Go."
  • Film poster for "I'm Still Here" by Franc Vissers, depicting people sitting and standing in an arched hallway, with the film title in large white letters above.
  • Promotional poster for "Mad God" by Phil Tippett, featuring a dark, eerie atmosphere with red text. It shows a mysterious figure in a gas mask, surrounded by grotesque creatures. Includes a Guillermo del Toro quote and festival selection information.
  • Poster for the film "Mind-Set" featuring a collage of images, including actors Eilis Cahill and Steve Oram. The color scheme is red and orange, with the title "Mind-Set" prominently displayed. Includes various characters and scenes from the movie.
  • Movie poster for "Wait For Me" featuring a silhouette of a person standing on a beach. Text overlay includes "The past is closing in. They can't run forever." Large faces merge with clouds above. Manchester Film Festival selection indicated at the bottom.
  • Movie poster for 'Go for Grandma' featuring a child in a sailboat on an ocean at sunset with a red dragon in the sky.

Short Films

  • Poster for the film 'Smart Speaker' by Roland Denning, featuring a close-up of an eye with text indicating the film is coming soon. Includes cast names and music credit to Isa Suarez.
  • Poster for the film "Rhubarb Rhubarb" directed by Kate McMullen, featuring two people in a dark field illuminated by candles among rhubarb plants. Text includes the film title, "Rhubarb Rhubarb," and mentions BAFTA winner Joanna Scanlan.
  • Four people in a dimly lit setting, wearing stylish, vintage-inspired clothing. The person on the far left wears a red checkered top. Next to them, a person wears a black jacket with red stripes and a pink headpiece. In the center, a person with short hair wears a brown laced vest and a heart necklace, leaning against another person in a green jacket with a fur hat. Above them, red text reads 'NINTH LIFE.' The mood is intimate and fashion-forward.
  • Poster for the film "Victory to the Mimers," featuring a close-up of a clown-like character with face paint. The poster includes dramatic, bold text and red accents. Background shows a group of similarly dressed people. Tagline at bottom reads: "When all else fails, give 'em the silent treatment." The film is a dramedy short by James Green. Various logos and credits are listed at the bottom.
  • Two people sitting in a field at sunset with 'Farewell' movie title above them. Film credits include Half Half Films and Soham Kundu.
  • "One Punch" movie poster featuring silhouettes and overlay of a woman's face on a red background.
  • Movie poster for "The Test," a film by Hsieh Meng Han, showing a woman sitting on a couch holding papers, with production credits below.
  • Illustrated movie poster for "My Husband Is a Dog" depicting three individuals and a large dog, with colorful text and actor names.
  • Poster for "Salone Love" featuring a collage of photos. Central are a couple in wedding attire, surrounded by images of a woman and a child. The background includes palm trees and buildings. Title is prominently displayed at the top.
  • "Adura Baba Mi" film cover featuring a person in white ceremonial attire holding a baby, with text overlay in yellow letters.
  • Film poster for "Boy in the Back Seat" featuring an upside-down image of a young boy. The title is in bold letters, and credits include Jude Cooper-Kelly and Aron Von Andrian. The poster also lists production credits and logos for Shout Loud Creative and Arthrofilm.
  • Movie poster for 'Just Be Awesome' featuring a person looking thoughtful. Includes festival selections and cast and crew credits, with 'Spencer Jones' and 'Alice Lowe' prominently displayed.
  • Movie poster for "Internal Abyss" featuring a silhouetted figure walking into water at night with the tagline "Loneliness got inside of her and never went away."
  • Poster for the film 'Activities of Daily Living' featuring an elderly man in a bathtub and a younger person sitting nearby. The film is by Frankie Joe Gommon and Bailey Falgate. Top billing actors are Tashinga Bepete, Ronald Chenery, and Tara Fitzgerald.

Ads & Trailers

  • Red-colored movie poster for "We Bury the Dead," featuring a close-up of a person's face and an ax, with bold orange text, and credits showing Daisy Ridley, Mark Coles Smith, Brenton Thwaites, directed by Zak Hilditch.