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Video interview about the life of Moscow, about its morning awakening.

Three stories, three families, three women. Their husbands were passengers of the TU-154 that crashed in Sochi on December 25, 2016.

This is a mockumentary about people who, for various reasons, have become holograms... So, scientists have launched an experiment - a person has the opportunity to abandon the existence in the body, to become digital by translating into a hologram. It is impossible to return back to the body. A holographic person still has memory, consciousness, sight, hearing, and the ability to speak. Ordinary people see holograms without special devices and can come into contact with them... A new technology that changes the existence of man. Evolution or another form of escape? This is what some of those who have already become a hologram are trying to understand.

Musical film by actor Sergei Paranyushkin. One person in the frame. A loner in black jeans and a hat. Our contemporary. A man of the beginning of the 21st century. Pausing in his run to talk to himself. And with each of us. About the main thing. About the transience of the passage of time. About the disease of the century-the consumption of everything and everything, near and far. About the loneliness that burns us. About the people who make us who we are. About music as a divine gift. A salutary, timely word to a contemporary who drinks and drinks the cup of poison of the philosophy of infinite pleasure.

An animated film, the story of which is collected from quotations from the writings of modern schoolchildren about how people lived in the Soviet Union.

In the forest of Karelia, local pensioners, who have been dubbed "Sun partisans", have been living in tents for several months, replacing each other. These people do not allow you to cut down the forest in which they have been collecting mushrooms and berries for decades. For some time now, the entire life of the "Sunsk partisans" has been spent in the forest, where a real headquarters has developed - here journalists come to them, here they are waiting for news from the court... And on February 8, representatives of the HRC arrived in Sunsky Bor.

The film is a monologue by Masha Rolnikaite (1927-2016), the author of the famous diary book "I Must Tell", who survived the nightmares of the ghettos and death camps in her youth.

The portrait of contemporary Ukraine

Emergency service personnel talk about the realities of post-traumatic stress disorder, and its impact on their lives and their families.

Documentary that follows artist Sitcom across a short tour of the northeastern US.

Story about the reunion of the pioneering Argentine punk band, Los Violadores, who thirty years after their separation decided to put aside personal conflicts to give their last great show.

The rise and fall of a man addicted to luxury goods.

Studying to be an actor, I read a tragic monologue written by my friend, Nathan Frank (also the camera operator). I started making the video right before Y2K. It was a very uncertain time. This is around the time I painted my first intentionally performative self portrait, aka Me and Molly Ringwald.

A Better World (2017) follows the process of the ballot counting for the 19th Presidential Election in South Korea. The election took place in 2017 subsequent to a series of Candlelight protests leading to the impeachment of the predecessor. The highly charged atmosphere and restless energy amongst volunteers are palpable in the attentive documentation of the arrival and opening of ballot boxes in the public eye. As the counting begins the footage is coupled with another frame, shot with a thermal imaging camera, unveiling the unseen layer of an already transparent process.

This film explores the untold past of Minnesota’s lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer community, and celebrates the strides the state has made since the gay liberation movement began in the 1970s. The film also reveals some of the important ways that Minnesota has played a significant role in the national movement for LGBTQ equality, from the first legal challenge to marriage equality, the first gay student body president, and more.

A philosophy professor travels giving lectures through the interior of Paraguay. His journey takes him to Nueva Germania, a rural community founded in the late nineteenth century by the sister of the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche.

Video about the life of spinners dolphins at the Fernando de Noronha archipelago that shows the activites of the NGO Projeto Golfinho Rotador.

A short film that recounts the struggle of Yemenis stranded and displaced outside of Yemen as a result of the ongoing war.

Documentary featuring the Argentinian indie band Valle de Muñecas.

Legends of ACC basketball share tales from past ACC Tournaments and from their days playing NYC street ball; history of the tournament, roots of the league on "Tobacco Road." In preparation for the 2017 New York Life ACC Basketball Tournament in Brooklyn, Raycom Sports presents A Cut Above, basketball stories from a New York City barbershop.

So close and yet, since the 1974 Turkish Invasion of Cyprus, so far given that we cannot freely visit and enjoy its beauty. This documentary, realised with the help of scientific consultants, undertakes a journey of familiarisation with the mountain range's unique geological development, its rich flora, and its superbly beautiful natural environment. A journey showcasing the resources openhandedly offered by the mountain range to its people, such as its mineral wealth, its building stones, its water, but also a familiarisation with the people who lived with these and were violently driven from their homes, becoming refugees in their very own country and who live and breathe with the hope and desire to once again see a reunified Cyprus.

On December 11, 1987, ETA carried out an attack on the barracks in Zaragoza, killing 11 people and injuring 88.

There was a historical reason for the Cuban revolution. After all these years, there might be some who still think it a great thing, but it doesn't work for everyone. This film is the story of those people who it doesn't work for. The youth fights for an opportunity to experience "Western freedom", the elderly express their sadness, anger, frustrations, and hopes of a Cuba they fear will never come.

Photographer Thomas Morel (28) does almost anything to get a good picture, and goes further and further for every shot. Finally, he works too hard and as a 26-year-old, he goes into a deep depression.

Super 8 film by Helga Fanderl

An exploration of Native American-based mascots, especially the Washington R*dskins, and their impact on real-life attitudes, issues, and policies. Through interviews with scholars, tribal leaders, lawyers, policy experts, activists, and Washington R*dskins fans, the film explores the history of the slanderous term "r*dskin," and delves into cultural stereotypes of Native Americans and their relationship to history. Ultimately, the film argues for representations that honor and celebrate the humanity of Indigenous people.

Astronaut Prince Sultan bin Salman went to space in 1985 and launched ArabSat. A Pan Arab satellite that changed the entire Arab world. This film interviews a number of Saudi scientists involved in the NASA journey, as well as, eye witnesses who remember the 80's and how this mission change there lives for ever.

In recent years, public space has been engulfed by electronic screens, from mobile phones to tablets. One of the best places to observe the ubiquity of the screen is at a tourist site, where people are trying to capture the monument and nowadays, more than ever, themselves. While searching for their perfect portrait, the people in this film are connected through a cinematic dance, while their surroundings slowly dissolve into dark and they into their own screens.

The All Reds Rugby Rome, within the former occupied cinodrome, are a popular sports team based on self-management creates an inclusive political project. They were born in 2005 when they decided to reclaim the old abandoned dog track, making it a field where you can now practice sport, freely and free of charge.

A documentary detailing the four battles fought during WWI for the control of the Belgian town of Ypres.

A Century of Dreams is a feature documentary about the oldest Slovenian inventor, Peter Florjančič, who has recently celebrated his 100th birthday. In the film, the controversial innovator gives a first-hand account of, in his own words, a life as thrilling as Hitchcock’s films. Florjančič considers himself a hedonist whose inventions have given him a luxurious and exciting life.

Documentary about the Madrid neighborhood of Prosperidad.

The 45-year old Swedish woman, Kristina Paltén, ran across Iran to challenge her own prejudices against a culture and people she knew little about. She felt the very human need to trust in people.

Acclaimed journalist Bob Herbert details the harsh and often brutal discrimination that has made it extremely difficult for African-Americans to establish a middle-class standard of living. Dramatic historical footage and deeply-moving personal interviews explore the often heroic efforts of black families to pursue the American dream despite the obstacles and setbacks that have emerged nonstop from the Jim Crow era through the devastation of the Great Recession.

The filmmaker's mother relays her experience of getting her tubes tied after giving birth in Los Angeles in the '90s. An intergenerational story around birth control unfolds.

In this VICE documentary we speak to the most diverse supporters and show where the eternal rivalry comes from.

“Roll With It” is a documentary following the Australian Men’s Wheelchair Basketball team, the Rollers, on their two year journey to the 2014 World Championships held in South Korea. After losing the Gold medal at the London 2012 Paralympics the Rollers are out for revenge. We follow the inspiring players that make up one of Australia’s greatest ever sporting teams as they overcome their own daily battles and strive for the ultimate glory.

Two women reflect on what their presidential vote means to those whose only true home is the American town that took them in

A contemporary theatre form often known simply as physical theatre – this documentary attempts to explore some of the creative processes involved in expressing a performative artform which includes the spoken word but originates primarily from the human body. It does this by following a group of actors and students in their attempts to embody everything from animals to colours to strange masks ... at the same time it links the work to certain aspects of human cognition, as well as underlining the importance of ‘play-and-error’ for the creative act.

A team of amateur and professional underwater archaeologists tell the story of discovering the AJ Goddard, a steam ship that had been lost for over 100 years after sinking during the gold rush in the Great Canadian Yukon.

Documentary about the Cuban political turmoil between 1963-1970.

A middle-aged woman wants to find a husband. It is full of emotions and experiences. The heroine lives with triple strength. But she does not find understanding from her close ones, and her personal life does not add up.

Canadians became international heroes during the Syrian refugee crisis by opening their doors and sponsoring thousands in need, but how do good intentions stack up against reality? In SponsorLand, Director Michèle Hozer takes a look at the lives of a rambunctious Syrian family of 13 and their community of well-intentioned sponsors in Picton, Ont., exploring the joys, expectations, and challenges on both sides.

Summer 2011. Daphni Leef, a young video editor, pitches a tent in Tel Aviv’s famous Rothschild Boulevard as a protest against the exorbitant cost of living in the city. Within days, thousands of people across the country follow suit, and create a national movement spearheaded by the charismatic and articulate Leef. Six years later, Leef revisits the events of that summer, which, though they did not bring about a significant change in policy, had a momentous impact on public awareness in Israel, and on her private life. As Israel finds itself once again in turmoil, Before My Feet Touch the Ground is a reminder of the power of hope and solidarity.