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Filmmaker Colm Laverty looks at the story of Craigavon, a new city developed in line with the movement towards high-tech commmunal living. This film blends archive footage and contemporary interviews to tell the story of the Craigavon New City project and reflect on the hopes, complexities, and legacy of the project sixty years on.

When Yoshi Kubo is evicted from his California farm under the WWIl Japanese exclusion order and confined in a bleak internment camp, he takes an unconventional stand against oppression.

When adoptive brothers Chirich and Henry attempt to rob a bank together, their relationship begins to splinter apart at the seams.

After nearly three years living in Japan, Fergus Gregg finds himself struggling to bid farewell to this beautiful country. On a journey tracing the path of his hero, the poet Matsuo Basho, Fergus decides to trek the northern landscapes of Tohoku. As he travels, he encounters more than he bargained for - facing setbacks, meetings with traditional hunter-gathers, and dances at northern Japan's largest Summer festival. Join Fergus Gregg on his 'Road to the North'.

In the spring of 1987, a 14-year old runaway boy ended up in a college campus and made it his home. He grew up on campus under care of students activists. They call him "Poliboy."

A look at the fascinating lives and careers of Greek sculptor Memos Makris (1913-1993) and Serbian multidisciplinary artist Zizi Makri (1924-2014).

The story of the young Coinneach Odhar, as he was known then, who one day stumbles upon a seeing stone, which gives him the ability to see into the future. Now cursed with second sight, he is left to suffer the knowledge of every detail of his life and death.

Late August, 2022, an unprecedented heatwave engulfed the historic city of Xiaoshan in southern China, which was undergoing a major transformation in anticipation of the upcoming Asian Games. Young boys Yu Jiajia and Zhou Chengcheng had just started middle school that year. On the final three days of summer vacation, their homework answers and electronic devices were suddenly confiscated. Faced with an overwhelming amount of summer homework they hadn’t even begun, they had no choice but to pack their backpacks, brave the scorching heat and sunlight, and traverse the streets, bridges, parks, and rivers of Xiaoshan. Along the way, they played and laughed, searching the streets and alleys of the water town for classmates and friends who could offer assistance.

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In 1976, during the military dictatorship in the Yungas region of Jujuy, Sara discovers and accidentally injures a mystical creature, a winged boy she calls Angel. Sara decides to hide him in her house and nurse him back to health. They become friends until the political situation affects her family and her freedom.

Bret Baier reveals the storied life of Theodore Roosevelt, a leader whose passion, daring, and prowess left an indelible mark on the fabric of our country.

After a coup d'état, the government of a Latin American country prohibits the sound.

In a Mexican market, four characters embody the duality of a country between tradition and modernity. Huziel, a fighter with chola aesthetics, reflects resistance; Naylin, with tricolor t-shirt and devotional nails, collective passion; Galilea, with nostalgic elegance, classic femininity; and Jylmara, wrapped in Catholic symbols, inherited faith. Through fashion, music and everyday rituals, everyone faces the same dilemma: defining their identity in a Mexico where ancestral and contemporary coexist and are celebrated.

Kaz and Suki visit the abandoned Priory Castle in Cambusnethan, Scotland. In the video, they explore the location and talk about its history while walking through the site.

"King of Them All" unfolds like a listening session with history. From James Brown’s soul to the Stanley Brothers’ bluegrass, King Records shaped genres that still echo today. Guided by voices like Seymour Stein, Vince Gill, and Christian McBride, the film restores a lost legacy.

A class-A Paul Revere hater goes to the future and realizes that Paul might save the one thing he loves the most. A short film made for the 2025 Boston 48 Hour Film Project by the Letterbox of Arabia team.

Two young Polish resistance fighters take refuge after an operation. Wounded, freezing and exhausted, they are faced with the choices of their engagement. They only have one match left, a last moment of heat before a final decision, as the enemy approaches.

A film about the history of Humanity in waves - from chaos to creation and extinction. The death of species, the search for new places, the loss of beauty. Despite the warning messages, no one cares or does anything. ✨️Nominated for best picture - Portuguese Cinema Award at the 45 th Fantasporto (2025) Porto International Film Festival.

Rashed, a fearless artist active in recent protests, faces a crisis when his pregnant wife, Runa, goes into labor amid a nationwide crisis and curfew. With no ambulances, he defies the curfew, desperately searching for help to save her.

In an isolated bunker, two soldiers prepare to face the chaos of war. While Nicolás arms himself for battle, Juan, consumed by despair, struggles with his own demons. The tension hangs in the air, and a mute farewell turns into an act of desperation

Michalis Mitakidis, also known as B.D. Foxmoor of Active Member, narrates rhythmically-through his unique and direct style-the most pivotal moments of his life so far. The man who kick-started hip hop in Greece in the mid-80s lays his cards on the table, opening up his fiery life story in this rhapsody.

Hosted by Tim Kennedy. His troops battered, freezing and close to defeat by the German military, General George Patton calls on his faith to help turn the tide of the war just in the nick of time.

Since the early 1970s, humanity has sent messages beyond the Solar System in the hopes of contacting another civilization. Some were physically attached to interstellar spacecraft, while others were beamed into space in the form of radio signals. This documentary provides a detailed chronology of almost all of these messages with a focus on their meaning and improbability of reception

Bansenshukai: From Secrets to Empires is a cinematic docu-drama that blends espionage, global trade, and historical strategy in a visually rich, fast-paced format—crafted for today’s attention-savvy audiences. With exceptional production values and a unique narrative connecting Japan’s shinobi to Europe’s first stock exchanges, it delivers intelligent, high-impact storytelling at the exact intersection of history, entertainment, and modern geopolitics. The film isn’t just entertainment—it mirrors today’s shifting global trade and power struggles, making it both timely and commercially magnetic. Its themes of secrets, spies, trade routes, and survival resonate across cultures, while its pace and style break from tired “talking-head” documentaries to match the energy of blockbuster IPs.

An animated film using a multitude of techniques, in which a flower tries to grow while the planet is dying.

When Arthur, the son of a Duke, is forced into an arranged marriage, he has to decide whether he will do as his father commands or risk everything

A trip through a Medieval monastery and into rural Poland. Religious identity and nationality are put into question following both World Wars.

FLEE Dance choreographer Frankie Lee III shares the stories and experiences of the Tuskegee Airmen through dance and film. The airmen were significant points of reference for Michael Richards’s artwork, especially their individual and collective triumphs in the face of segregation in the United States.

Set in 1968, two students, Marcos and Esperanza, debate whether or not they should attend the protest taking place at the Plaza de las Tres Culturas in Tlatelolco. Despite the warnings, for them, this is a fight for freedom and against oppression.

In conservative Sincelejo at the end of the 19th century. Pola Becté, a woman who some call “ahead of her time” defies social norms with an overwhelming personality and an indomitable spirit.

Between the weight of history and the lightness of memory, there is a leap that never ends. In FROM HEIGHTS TO HORIZONS, the director explores the stories lived and passed down by her grandmother, Rosalina de Castro, intertwining personal and collective memory. Through personal archival footage (filmed by her grandfather), testimonies, and contemporary images, the film retraces the path of Portugal’s first female civilian parachutists, unveiling their courage and the echoes of a past that still resonates today. More than a portrait of those who dared to challenge the skies, the film is a reflection on the stories we inherit, what we remember, and what remains unspoken.

On its deathbed, a chapel in the Highlands of Scotland tells its life story.

As the sun sets over the ocean, Estelle risks everything to send a secret message to the man she truly loves.

For two centuries, the Sycamore Gap tree stood as an iconic sentinel along Hadrian's Wall, shaping the landscape and lives of Northumberland. Its sudden destruction triggered an international outpouring of grief. This film examines the tree's cultural and emotional significance through local voices, highlighting the enduring power of history in our present.

The film tells about the Nazino tragedy — the events of 1933 in the north of Tomsk Oblast, during which about 6,000 people were exiled to an uninhabited island, most of whom died within a few days. The incident was the result of an inhumane policy of "cleansing large cities of so-called declassed elements", people were deported without any charges. There have been many documented cases of cannibalism among prisoners and abuse of power among executive branch representatives.

Set in 1953, the audience follows the story around the mysterious death of the USSR leader, Joseph Stalin.

A short stop-motion animated biopic about the life of Ukrainian poet Vasyl Stus, whose writings caused intense political turmoil within the Soviet Union.

In Germany, on a night in the year 1910, President Pedro Montt and a witch named Inés summon the spirit of a child who grants eternal life.

Lexington: 250 Years chronicles the Kentucky city’s establishment and some of its most important moments and events. Beginning on the banks of Town Branch Creek, this documentary takes viewers on a sprawling historical journey that includes the Civil War, the Great Depression and world wars, the establishment of Transylvania University and the University of Kentucky, and Henry Clay, Mary Todd Lincoln and other notable figures in the city’s history. Narrated by Lexington native and actor Josh Hopkins.

Watch live as President Trump hosts a military parade commemorating the 250th Anniversary of the U.S. Army in Washington D.C., honoring veterans, active-duty troops, and gold star families.

When a beloved family dog unexpectedly gives birth and abandons her litter, two headstrong children stop at nothing to get their distracted mother's attention and keep the puppies alive.

A wandering monk must deliver a holy relic to its rightful place of worship, all the while evading nefarious forces.

"When society invents reasons to hate, three innocent lives become the ultimate victims of its hypocrisy."

When hundreds of letters from members serving in the First World War are discovered in the roof of The Mildmay working men's club in London, two amateur archivists set out to solve the mysteries of the men who wrote them and the remarkable man they were all writing to.

The path of Shah Ismail from childhood to kingship! The story is built around the young Ismail, who is hidden under the protection of Karkiya Mirza after his father and brothers are killed, focusing on his struggle for survival and the subtle games he plays with the spies of the Aq Qoyunlu sultan who are hunting him down. Throughout the film, it is shown how young Ismail survives this life-and-death ordeal, grows stronger, and prepares himself for his future revenge.