By Lily Penzer. A poetry film that explores the journey of a human life devoid of any religious affiliations.

By Chris Gibbons. Time Piece tells the true story of the passage of a family heirloom as it passes through many generations, falls into disrepair, is forgotten and finally restored.

By John Scott. The Limits of Math is part of a broader collection of videos called Modern Fables for Complicated Times.

By Goran Milicevic. A poem may be recited in as many ways as there are human beings, emotionally and stylistically different.

By Tanja Leonhardt. A dress made of wool centres on a woollen dress that becomes a link between a mother and life itself.

BLU / R is a poetry film by JP Seabright.

DANGER OF DEATH (LEVENSGEVAAR) is a montage by poet and filmmaker Paul Bogaert. Poem translated from Dutch by Astrid Alben.

For "Value": boolean, Stuart Pound used computer code to enable and optimise facial recognition from a large database of images.

‘Dead What At Dawlish’ by Clive PiG is based on the point of view of a ten-year-old who is fascinated by the corpse of a fin whale that washes up on a Devon beach.

Kathy Gee studied history and archaeology, worked as a museum curator and is now a poet and poetry filmmaker.

Colm Scully is a Poet and Poetry Film Maker from Cork Ireland. His poetry is published in many anthologies and magazines.

"I am interested in the detailed structuring of a text - working out the hierarchy and the relative emphasis to give meaning..."

‘Blue Flash Flash’ by Jane Glennie with a poem by Julia Bird.

Finn Harvor is a writer, artist, filmmaker and musician. He creates a unique style of poetry film that includes sketching and singing.

An animated film of 'The Smuggler' written by Kathryn Bevis.

Utility Pole is a poetry film collaboration between poet Fiona Tinwei Lam and poetry filmmaker Mary McDonald.

This short melancholy poetry animation, by Suzie Hanna, is a meditation on the changes brought by ageing.

Ian Gibbins is a poet, video artist, and electronic musician living on Kaurna land in Adelaide, South Australia.

In an Ideal World I’d Not Be Murdered is a poetry film collection written by Chaucer Cameron.

Wild Whispers is a transnational poetry film project that started with one poem and led to 14 versions in 10 languages and 12 poetry films.