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ANFFF Audience Choice Collection—Imperial College London Science Communication Unit
On-campus Screening-Imperial students and staff only
Event Duration: 16:00 pm-18:30 pm
Date: 12/11/2025
Location: ASL402 Lecture Theatre, ASL402, Abdus Salam Library, Imperial College, South Kensington, London SW7 2AZ
ANFFF Audience Choice Collection
In the eyes of young filmmakers, nature takes on many forms: stray animals in Bucharest, sonic experiments with horses, a solitary lemur in the rainforests of Madagascar, the unseen labour behind dairy production, seagulls wheeling above the city, lobsters in hatcheries, the gaze and confinement of the zoo, and a cloud whispering in the sound of rain.
These films make no grand declarations. They emerge from instinct and sensitivity, turning the camera toward hidden corners to remind us that ecology and animals are not remote concerns but deeply woven into the present. Here, the audience is more than a spectator — they become part of the conversation, responding with their choices to the questions posed by this new generation of filmmakers.
Imperial College London Science Communication Unit
The Science Communication Unit at Imperial College London is internationally recognised for advancing creative and critical approaches to communicating science and technology. The activities of the Science Communication Unit span both academic research and professional media practice. Over the years, its alumni have gone on to shape science media and culture across major institutions including the BBC, the Science Museum, the Natural History Museum, the Royal Institution, and the British Library.
Zhitong Li is a filmmaker and multimedia artist with an anthropological background from University College London. His work explores the intersections between human experience, scientific knowledge production, and visual storytelling. He is currently pursuing an MSc in Science Communication at Imperial College London.
Film List
1.In Tune
Short Documentary | 10:50 mins
Director: Olivia Barnett-Brown
Country: United Kingdom
2.Invisible Labor
Short Documentary | 15:12 mins
Director: Fan Ping/Yige Su
Country: China
3.A Clawsome Tale
Short Documentary | 21:43 mins
Director: Lucie Machin
Country: United Kingdom
4.Resqueue
Short Documentary | 30 mins
Director: Radu Nastasia
Country: Romania
5.Angry Seagull
Short Documentary | 5:08 mins
Director: Hanfei Shi
Country: China
Nube
Short Animation | 7:31 mins
Director: Diego Alonso Sánchez de la Barquera Estrada/Christian Arredondo Narvaez
Country: Mexico
6.Zootrope
Short Animation | 7:48 mins
Director: Léna Martinez
Country: France
7.Nube
Short Animation | 7:31 mins
Director: Diego Alonso Sánchez de la Barquera Estrada/Christian Arredondo Narvaez
Country: Mexico
8.Surviving Alone: The Tale of Simone
Short Documentary | 15:13 mins
Director: Claire Louise Tomlinson
Country: United Kingdom
On-campus Screening-Imperial students and staff only
Event Duration: 16:00 pm-18:30 pm
Date: 12/11/2025
Location: ASL402 Lecture Theatre, ASL402, Abdus Salam Library, Imperial College, South Kensington, London SW7 2AZ
ANFFF Audience Choice Collection
In the eyes of young filmmakers, nature takes on many forms: stray animals in Bucharest, sonic experiments with horses, a solitary lemur in the rainforests of Madagascar, the unseen labour behind dairy production, seagulls wheeling above the city, lobsters in hatcheries, the gaze and confinement of the zoo, and a cloud whispering in the sound of rain.
These films make no grand declarations. They emerge from instinct and sensitivity, turning the camera toward hidden corners to remind us that ecology and animals are not remote concerns but deeply woven into the present. Here, the audience is more than a spectator — they become part of the conversation, responding with their choices to the questions posed by this new generation of filmmakers.
Imperial College London Science Communication Unit
The Science Communication Unit at Imperial College London is internationally recognised for advancing creative and critical approaches to communicating science and technology. The activities of the Science Communication Unit span both academic research and professional media practice. Over the years, its alumni have gone on to shape science media and culture across major institutions including the BBC, the Science Museum, the Natural History Museum, the Royal Institution, and the British Library.
Zhitong Li is a filmmaker and multimedia artist with an anthropological background from University College London. His work explores the intersections between human experience, scientific knowledge production, and visual storytelling. He is currently pursuing an MSc in Science Communication at Imperial College London.
Film List
1.In Tune
Short Documentary | 10:50 mins
Director: Olivia Barnett-Brown
Country: United Kingdom
2.Invisible Labor
Short Documentary | 15:12 mins
Director: Fan Ping/Yige Su
Country: China
3.A Clawsome Tale
Short Documentary | 21:43 mins
Director: Lucie Machin
Country: United Kingdom
4.Resqueue
Short Documentary | 30 mins
Director: Radu Nastasia
Country: Romania
5.Angry Seagull
Short Documentary | 5:08 mins
Director: Hanfei Shi
Country: China
Nube
Short Animation | 7:31 mins
Director: Diego Alonso Sánchez de la Barquera Estrada/Christian Arredondo Narvaez
Country: Mexico
6.Zootrope
Short Animation | 7:48 mins
Director: Léna Martinez
Country: France
7.Nube
Short Animation | 7:31 mins
Director: Diego Alonso Sánchez de la Barquera Estrada/Christian Arredondo Narvaez
Country: Mexico
8.Surviving Alone: The Tale of Simone
Short Documentary | 15:13 mins
Director: Claire Louise Tomlinson
Country: United Kingdom

