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At 6 p.m. on an otherwise ordinary day, Isidro picks up his last passenger. 97 minutes and 5 stab wounds later, everything is captured by the vehicle’s interior camera. Now, the testimony of his fellow drivers pieces together a story of fear and fury from those who make their living with their hands on the wheel.
1984. In the shadow of the Iron Curtain, a nation dares to challenge the gods. On the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the socialist revolution, Bulgaria faces its best mountaineers in the greatest test on the planet - the deadly Mount Chomolungma, also known as Everest. But this is not just a climb.
Explore the breathtaking beauty and vital conservation efforts of Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula in Heart of the Osa. A documentary highlighting conservation issues and solutions in one of the most biodiverse rainforests on earth.
The experimental film explores the visual representation of the Holocaust through a montage of thousands of excerpts from fictional films and television series produced between 1938 and the present. Drawing from an extensive archive of over 3,000 narrative works the film critically examines how Holocaust imagery has been codified and reproduced in cinema across decades.
A girl learns about caring for a duck with special needs during her first year on the farm. An animated documentary rendered in plant based inks about a little runner duck who couldn't. Director’s Statement: Sosuke was one of the first ducks on our farm. Created over the course of seven years, this animated short tells his story. The animation was created using digital rotoscoping (where the animator traces each frame of live action footage to create hand drawn scenes) and then printed onto over 2,400 pieces of printer paper and coloured in inks made by hand from flowers, nuts, vegetables and berries cultivated and foraged on our farm. This is a story about becoming more connected to ecology, about learning to farm, and what animals can teach us. It is told with colours from the landscape, including acorn, black walnut, goldenrod, sunflower, haskap berry, purple cabbage, sumac and more.
Memphis Depay’s new short documentary reveals his journey to Corinthians, his personal life in Brazil, and his dream of becoming the all-time top scorer for the Dutch National Team. An intimate portrait of transformation, belonging, and a deep bond with the local fans.
The story of figure skater Tatiana Navka's life and athletic achievements: from her first steps on the ice to her Olympic gold medal, from difficult decisions and challenges to the triumphs that changed her life.
Hornbills, known as "farmers of the forest", are vital in dispersing seeds and regenerating ecosystems. Due to deforestation, Thailand’s forests are vanishing, and hornbills are losing the ancient trees they depend on to nest. When Yanin first hears a hornbill's call, it becomes a call to action. With access to her family's polymer lab and support from Thailand's Hornbill Research Foundation, she helps develop a new artificial nest, which was then installed on Yao Noi Island, where nesting is in crisis.
Set in LA, this raw and unfiltered vérité documentary follows three struggling addicts through a single day of survival.
Fredy Ortiz, lead singer of UCHPA, revolutionized rock in Quechua. Before that, he was apolice officer during Peru's darkest years. Decades later, he returns to the towns markedby violence to heal, remember, and turn silence into music.
Toro is the tragicomic odyssey of Rocco and Angelo, two friends navigating the challenges of adulthood in their late thirties and the struggles faced by a new generation of young men.
An artistic journey into memory, trauma, healing, and reconciliation. Visual artist Artemis Alcalay presents her works, narrates the story of her family, and unfolds how she - consciously or subconsciously - processed untold family stories, collective trauma, and the memory of the Holocaust.
A documentary that explores the unexpected culture clash in Creede, Colorado—a remote mining town that invited a theater company in 1966 to revive its economy. What followed was a decades-long negotiation of identity, values, and belonging, as queer artists and progressive ideas took root in a place proud of its conservative heritage. With personal stories, tense town meetings, and reflections from original members like Mandy Patinkin, the film reveals how this tiny town became a powerful, poignant mirror of America’s larger divisions—and a testament to the complexity of living side by side.
Years afterwards, director Carla Valencia Dávila rediscovers videos of a cycling trip she made through Uruguay in her youth. The shots of rolling highways, deserted hotels, and unexpected encounters set her thinking. It feels as if someone else had filmed them.
How, in 15 B.C., did the Roman emperor Augustus manage to take control of vast swathes of the Alps occupied by the Celts? Combining archaeological discoveries, real-life situations and expert analysis, this documentary reconstructs this vast military operation.
“What do you want to be when you grow up?” Simple question asked to kids with a complex view as we grow older. As a child we are obliged to look in only one direction, which leaves adults defeated when the question is not fulfilled. We sat down with people who have multiple jobs, changed jobs or don’t believe in the word "careers". Here they recall their experiences and reveal their views on the working culture.
20 years on, relive Liverpool FC's successful 2005 Champions League campaign, culminating in the miraculous Istanbul final. With insights from Rafa Benitez, Steven Gerrard, Jerzy Dudek, and more, celebrate one of European football's greatest comebacks.
The life of Helen Zout, an Argentine photographer persecuted during the civic-military-ecclesiastical dictatorship. Through her lens, Zout captured the horror and fragility of life, transforming pain into memory and resistance.
A documentary that tells the story of the LGBTQ+ community, exploring its struggles, achievements, and the evolution of its rights over time, taking a journey from the personal to the universal. Through the experiences and testimonies of personalities, activists, artists, journalists, and prominent experts on the history of the LGBTQ+ community.
BE YOURSELF. A one day shot-on-video odyssey in the life of Matthew Morales, the fastest boxer in the world.
With the arrival of major international movie theater chains in the late 1990s, the era of the old-fashioned movie theaters in Quito came to an end. For more than 80 years, the city was dominated by iconic movie theaters that captivated audiences like no other. The Bolívar, Variedades, Atahualpa, Alhambra, Capitol, and Fénix theaters, among others, were the gods of cinema that, in their heyday, projected illusions, desires, and fantasies onto the big screen for viewers. This documentary is a journey through time, a reconstruction of that cinematic memory through testimonies, vestiges, and memories.
The film chronicles the small, isolated towns of Tonopah, Nevada, Death Valley Junction, California, and Primm, Nevada. The film dives deep into the history of these towns along with the paranormal activity that has been reported throughout the years. The film includes all-new paranormal evidence at each location conducted by the paranormal investigators. John Gross and Jason Shepard have traveled to Las Vegas from Los Angeles for many years on vacations and have stumbled upon these magical towns on their road trips. Along with their fellow paranormal investigator Aaron Kelly, the trio of investigators uncover the truth that "YES" the paranormal exists within these towns and they have the proof to prove it.
Follows a former Microsoft software engineer turned comedian delivering impressions of tech CEOs and political figures while providing insider commentary on modern tech culture.
Kozak marks his one-year anniversary of marriage with advice from three experienced fishermen in this dreamlike exploration of love and sport, shot on expired 16mm film off the coast of Cape Cod. Featuring a soundtrack by Otto Benson and LUCY (Cooper B. Handy)
In March 2022, an unprecedented series of events began in Hungary. Just a few weeks before the parliamentary elections, a group of students from Budapest organized a protest with thousands of participants at the Parliament to draw public attention to the fact that teachers' unions had been making numerous demands to the government for years, in vain.
The documentary film explores a top-secret Russian government experiment involving the recruitment and deployment of prisoners to the war in Ukraine. This investigation vividly exposes the brutal cruelty of the Russian military machine and the Kremlin’s disregard for legality and human rights. The film reveals previously unknown details of one of the most ruthless and cynical military projects of the 21st century, based on the analysis of several hundred Ministry of Defense documents, as well as testimonies from the soldiers themselves, their relatives, and publicly available data.
31 Minutos' star reporter, Juan Carlos Bodoque, is pulled from his retirement for one last mission: he has to uncover the truth about methane gas and its effect on the planet.
Auntie Hu in Chongqing makes a living by running an extremely low-priced small inn. Although her life is modest, she sometimes helps guests out of difficult situations. She also built a vibrant garden from discarded waste, using this poetic space to achieve self-redemption and comfort her ill son. The footage in the film spans nine years, authentically reflecting the spiritual world and life resilience of the mother and son.
'This is Gaza’ follows the emotional journey of Palestinian filmmaker Yousef Hammash. As Israel carried out an unprecedented assault on the territory, following the fatal Hamas attacks on October 7, Yousef reported from the warzone amidst the military and humanitarian crisis. The film offers a devastating portrait of life and survival – before, during, and after the seismic events of October 7th – told through the eyes of Yousef. Watching back his footage, he charts his family’s displacement and the heartbreaking decision to leave his home as he travels south to Rafah and eventually to London, where he continues to report on the situation in Gaza.
With seven years of documentation, the Paranormal Research Unit delves into the unsettling mystery of the Monroe House-culminating in the discovery of disturbing, ritualistic objects hidden beneath the most haunted house in Indiana.
In the 1970s, surrounded by the ideals of the Green Wave, Toba and Sussi seek a life in harmony with nature and move from the city to the countryside to live out their dream. But freedom proves to be as challenging as it is appealing.
A deep-dive into the creation, chaos, and cultural impact of Black Sabbath’s 1972 masterpiece, Vol. 4 — the album that redefined heavy metal while nearly destroying the band in the process.
The border between Finland and Russia has been closed since 2024, when Russia began to direct large amounts of asylum seekers to the border. This short film, shot in the border town of Imatra, gives the local population a chance to express their thoughts about the closing and its consequences. People’s reactions range from uncertainty and fear caused by the war to concerns about the decline of local livelihoods and families being torn apart.
In Dahican Beach in Mati, Davao Oriental, where the hunting of endangered turtles is commonplace, a group of surfers called "Amihan sa Dahican" have taken it upon themselves to safeguard the marine life in the area.
This intimate letter from a migrant grandson about his Italian grandmother, also a migrant, unites in a trip to Italy the portrait of Venezuelan migration as a vital legacy of the European post-war period and the current crisis that has led the South American country to the largest exodus the continent has ever known.
The story of Rostyslav Lazarenko, Hero of Ukraine and assault aviation pilot with the call sign "Thunder". His combat missions, relationships with his comrades, and dramatic events come to life on the big screen.
Nine post war migrants are interviewed in their houses and explain their survival in World War 2, migration to Australia. Travel on ships. Arrival in Australia. Life in migrant camps. Assimilation into Australian society.
Mikail runs an unusual cafe to escape from society and strict traditional structure of his family. He tries but struggles to open a boutique hotel for his mother, dreaming she can live there so she can forget all she went through.
Melissa Kelly, a Hamilton-based boudoir photographer helps women to feel powerful, confident, and embraced in their own skin. Through candid behind-the-scenes moments and heartfelt client testimonials, this documentary highlights how Melissa's work isn't just photography - it's an act of reclaiming self-worth.
The incredible untold story of how Irish people interacted with the First Nations of North America, with contributions from some of Ireland's leading historians along with a new wave of First Nations academics and commentators.
Robin Roberts sits down with former first lady Michelle Obama for a candid and intimate conversation about the evolution of her style and the power of fashion.
3600 miles, The Indian Ocean and one epileptic cancer survivor. A story finally told by the Wilson Family, how their father, Ashley Wilson truly proves that Nothing’s Impossible.
Once upon a time, in the early 2000s, Moscow City was not considered the most promising project. Now it is one of the city's landmarks, a powerful business center that continues to grow. In 2024, another letter M was added to it - two Moscow Towers. The long-term construction was carried out by the famous German architectural bureau Werner Sobek, for whom it is important that everything in the project is technologically advanced and justified.
In LA's Lincoln Heights, immigrants and Indigenous residents join forces to protect Flat Top, their cherished undeveloped land, as developers threaten to transform their historic neighborhood.
Meet the co-founders of the Black Voters Matter Fund, Cliff Albright and LaTosha Brown, and learn about the work they do to empower African American communities.
In a land where mud holds memory, a little girl named Tako embarks us through myth and imagination, crafting new stories from ancient echoes.
The (art)work of a genius or simple theft? Artist Jens Haaning made headlines around the world when he pocketed a fortune in protest against the conditions of the art world - and exhibited his action as a work of art.
We stand at the edge of the world each day. After the world ends, a new day and world begin. The days lost their connections long ago—there is no tomorrow or yesterday, only fragmented todays. What lies at the end of the path through these fragments?
A mysterious character engages a combination of street artists and mountain alpinists for an unthinkable project located in the Oberland summits of Switzerland. An extraordinary vertical odyssey.
A hilarious and heartfelt documentary that pulls back the curtain on the secret world of professional wrestling referees - the unsung heroes who make the mayhem look real. Featuring insight and stories from wrestling legends like Earl Hebner, Tommy Dreamer, Bill Alfonso, Kevin Sullivan, Al Snow and dozens more, the film reveals how refs learn the ropes, perform hidden duties in the ring, and help create the illusion of combat. Through backstage access, rare footage, and emotional interviews, The Ref Didn't See It. celebrates the wrestling's unsung zebras