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The medieval orders of Knights Templar and Knights Hospitalier had done wonders for modernizing the Croatian region of Slavonia and introducing the highest standards of civilization known in the medieval era amongst its world of merchants, craftsmen, farmers and cattle herders. However, how much of their influence can be felt there to this day? And how much was lost in the sands of time?
Moving Line is the story of the first ski-crossing of Colorado, and mountains as creative inspiration. Three amateur skiers from Boulder set out to find a historic path across the snow. Their route helped map the Colorado Trail, but along the way they discovered something much bigger. They discovered their passion for art.
In temporarily occupied Luhansk, the occupiers are trying to destroy any mention of Ukraine - they impose a distorted history on Ukrainian students, in universities in the temporarily occupied territories, Russian occupation forces burn Ukrainian books. A history teacher organizes a secret Ukrainian studies society, one of the tasks of which is to preserve Ukrainian literature.
Dan Snow climbs into the mountains on the trail of the lost city of the Inca, Machu Picchu, a magical metropolis perched high among the clouds. It was rediscovered, overgrown by jungle, more than 100 years ago. Now Dan explores its story and comes face to face with an Inca 'ice mummy' - a teenage girl frozen in time when she was sacrificed to the mountain gods 600 years ago. AKA The Lost City.
The film weaves together archival footage of Yugoslavia’s idealized unity with a personal investigation into the filmmaker’s grandfather’s imprisonment under the regime. Rooted in archival theory, the project questions the authority of official histories, exploring how archives shape power and memory.
An unfiltered look at the events of September 11, 2001, as they unfolded.
World War II veterans gather at the National World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C. to commemorate the 80th anniversary of V-J Day, when Japan's surrender led to the end of WWII.
Two teenagers skip school for a romantic day in the woods and unknowingly wander into the path of a cold blooded killer.
HORDES is an audio/visual project that focuses on the sensory nature of both people and objects when they get close together. It stems from deep claustrophobia. The film consists of English, German, Swedish, and French audio consisting of stories, seances, and gossip. The audio lays over the video and comes hand in hand.
Composed, written, and passionately performed by Ashoksaravanan and his team, Kaatrukku Traffic Signal illai "காற்றுக்கு டிராஃபிக் சிக்னல் இல்லை..." is a thunderous tribute to the bravery, sacrifice, and indomitable spirit of India’s soldiers. The song’s title metaphorically declares that just like the wind cannot be stopped by traffic signals, a warrior’s courage knows no limits. With powerful vocals, stirring lyrics, and an energetic composition, the song paints the life of a soldier as an epic saga of heroism—where the sky becomes their path, the earth their camp, and their uniform’s stars narrate untold tales of freedom. From the freezing Himalayas to the scorching deserts, the lyrics honor their unyielding vigilance, comparing them to eagles in the sky, tigers in battle, and volcanoes of unshakable resolve.
In the style of Christian-Orthodox icons, Liviu Bărbulescu animates the story of Saint Nicodemus in a highly instructive way. Alas, this veneration of a holy figure is soon revealed to be an artistic satire of the crimes of the Orthodox Church in Romania.
Over the past few months, I have been working on a documentary about the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic. Instead of focusing on what happened, I wanted to interview real people to see what they think about COVID-19. I hope you enjoy this documentary and learn something.
A documentary about Shawn Weeks Freeman, a flight attendant who survived a plane bombing, then later joined the TSA.
A docudrama about the life and death of Mato Lovrak, a simple country teacher from the small village of Veliki Grđevac, whose novels and short stories would quickly usher in new trends in Croatian childrens literature.
Short film made by and for the people from Villanueva de los Infantes. The visit of Miguel, a writer and tax collector, to this "Village of La Mancha" will change his destiny and also the History of Literature.
In the lands of Verdellino, in the heart of the sixteenth century, visions of armies and battles unsettle the inhabitants, drawing the Count and his trusted envoy Ruberto into a dark investigation. With the help of Caterina, the baker's daughter, disturbing secrets emerge that test loyalty and conscience, while the line between madness and reality becomes increasingly blurred.
After being threatened with losing his job, a New York journalist travels to Piedmont, California—only to uncover that the quiet little town hides far more than it lets on.
The Frankopan lineage remain some of the most fascinating figures of Habsburg era Croatia. They were politicians, conspirators, aristocrats and true Croatian patriots, with their impact on Croatian politics and culture still having a strong stamp on the country and its people to this day. In honour of this, the Primorje-Gorski Kotar county had started Tracing the Frankopan Lineage, an interconnected tourist route meant to preserve and celebrate the family's historical and cultural impact in an everchanging world.
Two days in the life of Thai conservationist Seub Nakhasathien, two decades apart. One ignites his fight for nature; the other demands the ultimate sacrifice: his life.
A figure wanders the still corridors of a museum, beneath the faded gaze of ancient statues. A young Roman is entombed in the ritual of remembering. Through fragments of Latin, Ancient Greek, and breathless silence, his voice summons the lost — seen through the eyes of the wanderer, unfolding as a liturgy of absence, an elegy whispered across centuries. In the stillness between languages, a self vanishes and another begins.
The animated film "Journey to Kashgaria" was created to commemorate the 190th anniversary of the birth of the famous scholar Shokan Ualikhanov. The cartoon introduces children to history in an engaging and easy-to-understand way, based on one of the scholar’s greatest expeditions — "Journey to Kashgaria." The story begins with an 8-year-old boy named Azat who unexpectedly finds himself in the year 1858.
Mexico, early 70s. Gonzalo and Fabiola are a young couple caught between love and disillusionment. As she chases her dream of becoming an artist in a country boiling with unrest, he clings to fear and routine. After their farewell, Fabiola disappears during the Halconazo protests. Since then, Gonzalo is haunted by guilt—and by the demons inside his own mind.
In a social-media addicted version of the Regency, a girl is driven by her favourite influencers to madness in the name of popularity.
Documentary about the history of Niagra falls
In 2nd-century AD Italy, a priest is imprisoned for performing marriages forbidden by the emperor. In his confinement, he meets Julia, a young girl who knows nothing of the outside world, and through their conversations, Valentine plants in her a seed of doubt about the world she knows and the transformative power of love.
When four political figures try to identify the secret facist, they realise that they aren't playing a game anymore
The film highlights the history of the Crimean Tatar people—from their deportation in 1944 to their current resistance to occupation—and seeks answers about Crimea's future and the mechanisms for its return. The film features reflections on the past, present, and future of Crimea and its indigenous people, the Krymly, by Crimean Tatar leader Mustafa Dzhemilev, the head of the Mejlis, Refat Chubarov, People's Deputy Akhtem Chiygoz, actor and director Akhtem Seitablaiev, former Russian prison captive Leniy Umerov, as well as publicist Vitaliy Portnikov and People's Deputy Mykola Knyazhitsky. The film also discusses how to address the mass repression in Crimea, particularly against the Crimean Tatars, and what steps Ukraine can take now to support the Crimean Tatars and accelerate de-occupation.
A short film based on the play of the same name by Wolfgang Borchert, Draußen vor der Tür (Outside the Door).
A short film inspired by true events in Bangladesh in front of Uttar Badda Government Primary School, 20th July of 2019.