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The film consists of women's voices—the voices of miners' wives. Their confessions lead us through the streets of the small town of Chervonopartizansk, located in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.

The Dresden Sinfoniker and Pet Shop Boys prepare for a unique screening of Battleship Potemkin utilising a prefabricated building in what was once East Germany.

In Smara refugee camp, barber Mohammed treats customers of different generations.

A short about love, adoption and parenthood. The story of two gay parents' adoption process as told by one of the fathers.

The final concert of Happninboy and Harmonica Mike Rasmussen

A former Japanese soldier during World War II gives his testimony about the massacres in China and the existence of the ‘comfort women’ in this animation.

The design and construction of an exhibit at the Museum of African Art in Belgrade is examined.

A short sketch and portrait of my parental home and the surrounding garden.

In Canada, Europe and the United States, an elite group of scientists has been tracking an insidious brain wasting disease that emerged in deer at a research facility in Colorado in the 1960s, Chronic Wasting Disease.

The young athlete decided to push her own boundaries and embark on a demanding, twenty-kilometer-long swimming endeavor. The sea for her is an eternal challenge and inspiration, and in the most difficult moments a consolation.

To expose her complex relationship with her grandfather, the director splits the screen in half, in a way that it parallels her universe and her grandfather's daily life

Mate is the national drink of the Argentina. 90% of the yerba mate that is consumed in Argentina and 60% of the one that is exported to the world, is produced in the province of Misiones, located in the Northeast of Argentina. There, thousands of children under age and more than 25,000 families who work in the yerba mate crop, suffer from inequality and extreme poverty, as a result of corruption and public-private complicity. Declared as National and Cultural Interest by the Chamber of Deputies and the Honorable Congress of the Argentine Nation; Free of Child Labor is an original production documentary by Posibl., which tells the cruel reality of the children who work and live behind the yerba mate harvest, the national drink of Argentina.

"On the Fourth of July, Sikhs in Fresno came together to host the California city’s annual minor league baseball game and fireworks show to create awareness about their religion and demonstrate their love for America" (Vice News).

Moving against the explanatory pretensions of most documentary films, a filmmaker messes up the conventions of filmmaking to retain the enigma of his subject matter: people becoming possessed by spirits.

In this authored documentary, economist David McWilliams examines how Ireland, as a fringe player in a rapidly changing Europe, is at a crossroads.

An abandoned house on the seacoast near Mariupol, an overcast sky and a camera shared by three friends.

Son of the cangaceiro couple Corisco and Dadá, the boy Sílvio is scared when confronted with his true origins; the boy Sílvio goes in search of his biological mother; and the man Sílvio begins a journey to give his father's remains a minimum of dignity.

The film takes the sprawling form of a Chinese checkers games, creating a collage of associations evoked by movements and gambles. Through one family, three different Germanys take shape, including their problematic subchapters. The film centres on the mother who is a passionate Chinese checkers player as well as a tailor and fashion designer in the GDR. The mother’s favourite piece of work is a showpiece dress with piping, cording, tabs and embroidery around the neckline. One has to love this film, if only for the tender re-animation of words we presumed obsolete.

50 years after the Abortion Act was passed, Anne Robinson brings together a group of people with conflicting views on the subject to ask if the law is fit for purpose in 2017.

This in-depth documentary short exposes how an irresponsible rancher in Washington State set up a pack of wolves living on public land in a remote forest to attack his cattle.

Narration of one of the most lacerating events in the history of this municipality in the Sierra de Cádiz: the murder of 15 neighbors, without trial or formation of any cause. Some of these victims had fled in September 1936 but ended up returning to the municipality, probably in February 1937. It was on that date that the town's Falangists arrested them and executed them, and not as previously thought in the summer of 1936. Several survivors and relatives of those massacres narrate what the arrests of the women and the shootings were like. They also talk about the exhumation of the bodies of these 15 women, where for many years family and friends have brought flowers.

Since her boyfriend Mirko never asked her the decisive question, young mom Olga takes the reins into her own hands: she organizes her dream wedding within three days - including a cake tasting, wedding dress fitting and party preparations. Olga's big moment comes when she stands in front of Mirko in her wedding dress and asks him: "Will you marry me?" If he says yes, she goes straight to the registry office.

Curiosity about a strange heirloom —an ancient 3-ounce lead fishing sinker he inherited from his Spanish immigrant grandfather— is what drives the fictionalized narrator of this documentary to travel from his New York home to Tampa, Florida. And before long, thanks to the amazing cast of Tampa old-timers he encounters there, the narrator finds himself immersed in the sights, sounds, textures, tastes and smells of a world on the verge of disappearing.

In the past, Nina was prosperous, with cassava piling up in her house up to the ceiling. But since the crisis, she's been reduced to selling a few vegetables that barely bring in any income. She doesn't even have the few pennies that would allow her to buy merchandise. However, Nina is not one to give up easily. She gathers her courage and embarks on the journey to reclaim her business.

Kinmen is a group of islands governed by Taiwan and a solid base for the capitalist camp during the Cold War era. Kinmen commenced its construction of military fortifications in 1958, with millions of soldiers stationed on the island. As the USSR communist bloc gradually disintegrated, Kinmen began a large-scale withdrawal of troops in 1988, placing the lives of the island’s 50,000 residents in a predicament after having relied on soldiers to earn a living for so long. With the improvements of cross-strait relations, large amounts of Chinese tourists now flood the very islands they once rained countless bombs on. Tourists from both sides of the Taiwan Strait now take group photos in front of fortifications, but will the future of the cross-strait relations be as fine as the seemly peace?

It is often said that Broadway dancers begin looking for new careers around age twenty-nine. Samantha Zack, who has been living her dreams as a dancer for over a decade, is nearing her 30th birthday. Her hometown friend Jessica recently dropped out of college and is moving to New York City to pursue her own career in the spotlight.

A child looks into the camera. His Kenyan uncle makes a prediction: a mixed child does not belong to Africa or Europe. Now, twelve years later, the child is a filmmaker in search of the meaning of his uncle’s prophetic words. As he travels from his hometown Helmond to the slums of Nairobi, the birthplace of his mother, from the Bijlmer Bajes prison to Breda where extreme right politician Geert Wilders is campaigning, he discovers that these worlds that are all part of the filmmaker’s life, do no longer communicate with each other, but are separated by fear of the other.

The burial mounds of Bonstorf (neolithic age) were filmed using a fixed camera setting and were located near the small village of Bonstorf, Germany. Relax And Be Free. Expect mystical encounters.

A young Haitian living in Guadeloupe, Jean-Chrislet writes every day on his mobile phone. Behind closed doors, I suggest that he tell me his experience through the reading of one of his manuscripts. Between readings and conversations, speech is laid bare to be heard during a journey to the other and to oneself.

A woman creates collages with the words she identifies in the voices of her mother that she hears in her head. She struggles to make sense of them.

Nature is filled with chaos and order, see which one gets the upper hand in this Our1Planet feature.

Set on the backdrop of rural Ghana, this philosophical documentary provides an introspective view into the trials and tribulations of an international film crew, as they create a film about false accusations of child witchcraft in West Africa.

"Shooq," aka "The Wanderer" is an ethereal film portrait of Jordanian artist, Mamdouh Bisharat, who like Kurt Schwitters and Joseph Cornell, uses psychological collages of fragments of found objects to make sense of the world around him. We see a solitary Mamdouh in his house as a witness to the disappearing moment around him and weighing time, remembered and lost in the Arab world today.

The low end of his music was born in the bass strings of Leon Sylvers III. The melodic keys and harmonies were shaped by the Mizell Brothers, and the beats of Jay Dee to set the tone. Cover it all in the cloak of his hometown of Detroit, and that's Zo!, a multi-instrumentalist, producer and composer who has his most ambitious and personal album to date with SkyBreak. Through Making SkyBreak, explore Zo!'s hometown of Detroit and venture directly behind the scenes to learn about his humble beginnings. Tour his home studio in Washington D.C., and travel to a host of cities from LA to Raleigh, NC to sit down with the crew of talented songwriters, producers, and vocalists who helped create the amazing album. Get ready to take a journey through SkyBreak, one of the greatest contemporary soul albums of the year.

A groundbreaking investigative documentary that dives deep inside secret Native societies to uncover knowledge about the Sasquatch never revealed before.

The film records a middle-aged woman Han Mei who longs for life. In the fight against the disease, the experience makes her redefine the meaning of life...

These are conversations I had with four football partners respectively on the way to the football field，on the way back from the football field，on the way to class，on the way to the bar. The content revolves around freedom，love, meanings of life and so on, which is mainly about their views on the life situation of themselves.

Film hurls us into a sensually lo-fi, subterranean maelstrom of visual and aural sex-positive excess that recalls (and rivals) Hieronymous Bosch, Derek Jarman and the Kuchars.