Dock pudding is the ‘caviar of the Calder Valley’. It’s as proudly Yorkshire as brass bands. In our fast-changing world, the annual World Dock Pudding Championship takes time to showcase the making of this delicacy. A tribute to community, memory and place.

A woman decides it's time to put her dreams on film. But how do you translate imagination onto the screen? The intrepid creator interprets the steps from a movie-making guidebook with fantastical results.

Brigitte's Berlin apartment is filled with an extensive collection of children’s toys. Brigitte preserves, arranges, and lives among them, creating a space where memory, order, and intimacy intertwine. A personal archive as a quiet resistance against the chaos of the outside world.

In northern England’s Peak District, Rita works in a male-dominated quarry, listening closely to the machinery. An exploration of how attention, memory and sensation are entangled and held within the body.

Sandra’s doing her best to care for Bev, her mother, who’s living with dementia. When Bev finally gets a place in a care home, Sandra learns that healing can come from a little help, a favourite meal, and a new sense of purpose.

Urzelina is a railroad crossing keeper lifting and lowering the barrier at the level crossing to manage the pedestrians, cars and trains that flow through. She lives an ordered and orderly life. She’s in the middle - between the past and the present.

Meredith is being looked after by the ICare 9000 robot. While her home increasingly becomes an alienating environment, all Meredith wants is a cup of tea and some toast in the morning. Is humour and the human touch too much to ask for?

Kate’s a middle-aged woman who used to direct films but, in an ageist, sexist industry, work dried up for her, and she doesn’t anymore. Now she’s teaching filmmaking but feeling confused about her life’s purpose. A film about film, and about life imitating art.