With an original fungal soundtrack, this is a poetic exploration of the mystical world of Fungi. It aims to inspire people, and help them connect to their inner fungal realm. This weird, interconnected and ever-present beauty is worth being experienced by all humans!

Irish Mushroom expert Bill O'Dea brings us into the seemingly infinite world of Mushrooms and explains their profound impact on the world we live in.

A man lost in the woods and starving runs across some suspicious looking mushrooms. He knows there is risk of poison but his hunger gets the best of him, and he goes on a peculiar trip.

The world looked on in horror as Australia burned in one of the worst bushfire seasons on record. The forest was devastated but surprisingly mushrooms started appearing within days of the fires going through. Fungi obsessives Stephen Axford and Catherine Marciniak documented the fire loving fungi coming up on the Mt Nardi fireground on the north coast of New South Wales and discovered just how vital these mushrooms are to the recovery of the forest.

Fungi Pig is about a neglectful pet owner finding magic mushrooms growing in her guinea pig's cage. She eats them and is fated with her karma.

Woodlanders is an online film series that seeks to document the work of people who care for and depend on forests for their livelihood and well-being. The Japanese Shiitake Forestry episode features traditional Japanese shiitake growing.

Lichen is an alien beauty of resilience and fragility which grows incredibly slow from the perspective of a human. The world where the Moonwaker lives is where the stillness is a pulsating, breathing flesh, slithering through & suspended in an endless blackness.

'Mycelia Messages' is a short documentary from Reflections Small School (Worthing, UK). It follows the factual and fantastical journeys of a group of 4-7 year old children, as they discover and become obsessed with fungi. You'll see the children become expert mushroom hunters, recorders, identifiers and Museum makers; mushroom milliners, clothes designers, fabricators and embroiderers. With the technical help of a DJ parent an original soundtrack is laid down, including sounds made by actual mushrooms! All is brought together, back in the forest, in a brilliant 'Fungi Fashion' finale, with the children transformed into their favourite species.

The short movie tells a story of how fungi can encourage collaboration and self-sufficiency during these times of isolation, and become the key ingredient of environmentally friendly design. What happens when fungi are extracted from a forest in England, cloned, and shipped to Finland, where two artists are spending their quarantines at a lakeside cabin?

This is an experimental, glitched-out music video for the Death Hags song Reishi, released in September 2020. The song and video are about self-knowledge and ascending to a higher consciousness.

A farmworker, a winemaker, an object designer, and two head chefs all share one passion: mushrooms. From mycelium in the soil to chanterelles in haute cuisine, in this documentary, these five Frenchmen explore what fungi mean to them and how they can change the way we harvest, eat, and live.

Sum of its Parts follows the journey of mysterious forest creatures that move to the beat of music. The film is an exploration of stop motion animation made in a natural setting. It was animated entirely outdoors in the Hudson Valley of New York.

"All That the Rain Promises and More" is one of the most unique and eccentric field guides ever written. This film is a portrait of that book and the mushroom obsessed man who wrote it, David Arora.

What if the fungus would cure and radically change society? An essay that explores possible alliances with the fungal reign. While tracing the outlines of a mysterious being, the film reveals the fungus as a true immune system of the planet and, by extension, of ourselves. As if in an uprising of spores, the encounters address the theme of renewal, and question what connects us when the world seems to fall apart.

Touch: an E(rot)ic Film features fungi in every shot, up close and personal, large and small, wet and dry, tasty and deadly, young and old. It's about how fungi touch our lives and how they may like us to touch theirs.