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In Downtown Los Angeles, Skid Row contains one of the largest stable population of homeless people in the United States. Skid Row is not just an area but an example of marginalisation and inequality. "Sex, Drugs and Homelessness" is an exploration of the human condition. The great American social experiment, maintaining the divide with the creation of a “double triple under class, super triple underclass”. A glimpse into the under class as a community and how it has taken shape to exist within the system. Is Skid Row inevitable in the realm of this society or is there hope to reform?

Through a series of text, clips, and sounds popping up on a simulated computer screen, French researcher and filmmaker Chloé Galibert-Laîné investigates the noise that terrified Daney, as well as those that have scared her; the result proving its success by, spooking us in turn.

A story about hip hop scene in the city of Knin, Croatia.

A documentary about the many antics that go on during the shooting of a film, focusing in on the people that you never see. The crew.

A poetic documentary that shows the connection between the music of the violinist Kalleby and the sounds of the street of Rio de Janeiro.

Two students go to the Arctic Circle. The extreme north opens for them in the most magical and eerie manifestations. In search of an answer to the question "Why do people live in such hellish conditions?" they descend into the mine, meet with red-hot metal, open the ski season and communicate with the inhabitants of the northern city.

Banal is a process of self-discovery of the silence that exists in each of us. Through a self-documentary, a filmmaker Bruna Pavesi purges all feelings loaded without any emptiness that inhabits.

Bradford is a city of cars - as this documentary shows. But being a city of cars does come with its problems.

In 2010, BP was responsible for the world’s largest oil spill in the Gulf Of Mexico. Over several months, the rig spewed nearly 5 million barrels of oil into the ocean, killing millions of animals and destroying the surrounding environment. Less than a year later, the Australian Government signed papers allowing BP to come to Australia and drill in deeper and rougher seas. In 2016, The Great Australian Bight Alliance announced the launch of ‘Operation Jeedara’ – a campaign that would see the ‘Steve Irwin’ sail into the heart of the Great Australian Bight to document the beauty of the region in order to showcase what we would all stand to lose if we let BP drill there. This film is the story of the campaign.

An exposé on how millennials are changing North Korea, featuring interviews with defectors and footage shot in the country itself.

The remarkable journey, whose career as a professional soccer player took him from the Netherlands to Vietnam and made him the first Vietnamese American to play on the U.S. Men's National Team.

One man who is battling mental health and chronic pain issues, eliminates caffeine and lowers sugar for 30 days to see how it affects his condition.

On the edge of adolescence, Dexter visits the big city, and his sister, for the first time. The two navigate their relationship after having lived apart for the last few years. Together they explore the big city, trying to understand how to relate to one another again.

An intimate snapshot of the people involved in North Dakota's historic Bakken oil boom, telling a story of rural industrialization and distress that exposes the intricacies of a conflict between the interests of big businesses and the communities and activists that call for the protection of the environmental health of the region.

A journey from the civilising void of the desert to a maximal urban, capitalistic and hedonistic density, which in the case of Las Vegas assumes some bizarre expression. The film is a contemplation without any people or moving machines in it, focussing on the built and designed. The narration is fragmentary and works with calm frontal, raw tracking shots. The film is also a narrative of “city-becoming”.

In recent years, India's patriarchal order has been called into question by an increasingly educated and culturally aware generation of women. In response, acid attacks on women have become a disturbingly frequent occurrence - as cowardly as they are devastating, those afflicted are left scarred both mentally as well as physically. Rupa’s Boutique profiles the bravery and perseverance of six young women, as Rupa cares for her community of acid attack survivors refusing to be defined by their trauma.

The unlikely story of the 2000-year-old Indian Jewish community and its formative place in shaping the world's largest film industry.

This is our homage to all the badass, adventurous ladies we know. Crank the volume to 11, this soundtrack is a must.

Dario and Maury, two actors refused from any theatre, academy, and cinema have decided to move to the gay Roman nudist beach of Capocotta. Here, they have set their stage, in a place where people come to feel free and unconstrained by the rules of society. Persevering with their philosophy of ‘failure as a new form of victory’ they have become the Principe (the Prince) and the Contessa (the Countess) of the beach. In 20 years, they have gathered their own loyal audience, staging scenes and creating a long repertoire of amateur little movies where they confess the bitter reality of missing the stage, the one “only the so-called ‘gentlemen’ are allowed to deal with.” With irreverent tones of Pop, Dance and Folk music, this film celebrates failure as a parody, making anybody willing to watch, a Prince or a Countess of the non-victories.​

Jordan Fry was born in the family of a Hollywood screenwriter. The name "Jordan" was chosen by the father in honor of the heroine of the novel "The Great Gatsby", so it seems that Joe came off the pages of Fitzgerald ... After leaving her native New York 6 years ago, she immigrated to Russia. Now Jordan lives in Moscow with a guy from Kaliningrad, plays in the Center. Meyerhold speaks fluent Russian. She is in love with the Russian theater, communicates with relatives only in Skype and constantly drinks tea, which she never did in America. With tours Joe traveled all over Russia, in her free time translates plays from Russian to English and performs with her own band Sauce Kefal in restaurants and bars in Moscow. In the subway she reads Platonov and Rasputin, monitors the presidential elections in the US and considers the monarchy to be the best way of government.

A double-screen work on violence and freedom. On one screen the ‘alphabet of violence’. The second screen's function is to evoke potential, possibility, aspirations and ambitions of a future where the value of the black man in society is revitalised through a lexicon of freedom; he runs towards his freedom.

There is a 530-year-old ginkgo tree in Dangsan. This place is named as Dangsan because there is a shrine on top of a mountain called Dansan. I came back to Dangsan, where I lived for 20 years. The thundering noises and the sound of something crumbling break the scenery of Dangsan. Dangsan has been changed a lot.

When we get together it is usually loud. The table is set, we laugh and eat. Just like in every family. Then silence falls. Daily life returns. That’s how life goes on. This finite life. Everyone carries their experiences within. One bends under the weight. Another shares them. Some bury them deep. Everyone does the best they can. I often ask myself how we found one another in our family. What are the ties? What is all of it about?

A portrait of the intimate battles of two women awaiting their missing ones. Two distant stories, that of Liliana - who lost her husband to organised crime in 2010 - and that of Alicia - whose mother disappeared to the Mexican State in the Dirty War, are shown in this documentary to showcase the conflicts of memory and the daily struggle of both women for not disappearing from life.

After the death of his father, a middle aged filmmaker returns to his hometown to visit the friends he grew up with.

This film is about the delightful moments, big freedom and huge loneliness, about the travel by freight trains across the United States of America and amusing encounters during the route.

Musicians from countries on the original Travel Ban set out to collaborate with American musicians on new songs.

This is an introduction to integrative medicine for anyone fighting for optimal health.

The true story of the Islamic Supremacist war on free speech as told by those on the front lines fighting for our First Amendment rights, including Mark Steyn, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Geert Wilders, Douglas Murray, Raheem Kassam, Pamela Geller, Robert Spencer, Ezra Levant, Paul Weston, Milo Yiannopolous and cartoonists living under death threat Lars Vilks and Bosch Fawstin.

Kasha Sequoia Slavner, aka The Sunrise Storyteller, is an 18-year old filmmaker, photographer, entrepreneur, young global leader and peace advocate. As a concerned high school student, disillusioned and outraged by the negativity and powerlessness she felt as a consumer of mainstream media, Kasha was compelled to find an alternative narrative. On her 16th birthday on an ambitious mission to travel the world for six months with her mom, camera in hand and no clear road map, she finds herself intersecting with the lives of people determined to rise above adversity.

Two People Fighting Through Depression, Each Finding A Way, To Cope Through Film.

Explorations of homosexuality, race and social class with a little bit of glitter.

A documentary short exploring the world of Josh and Jay, two men coming to terms with their own childhood, who dedicate their lives to the unusual practice of paedophile hunting. They take the law into their own hands, posing as underage girls on social networking sites and meet and confront online child groomers leading to their arrest.

Three female Japanese musicians learn Jazz music in a new world.

Last three days of preparations for a fight Pawel 'Popek' Mikolajuw is not prepared for.

Filmmaker Simon Ogston hits the road with NZ writer, poet, indie-rocker Bill Direen as he explores the cultural landscape and presents a series of strikingly diverse live performances.

A profile of Nobuo Fukuda, a chef blending Japanese and western styles.

For the first time in a full-length documentary, contract farmers from across the American South and Southern India tell their stories and industry experts reveal how the corporate production model pits farmer against farmer.

From Waltham Abbey to the River Thames, "Lea River Bridges" documents a single dérive through East London, taking the many overhead structures that span the River Lea as its structuring principle.

This sequel to the 2015 documentary "Hurt" picks up as Steve Fonyo recovers from his coma and admits that he needs to make changes to his life if he is going to be able to continue on.

Every year, Hellfest raises its black flag on the coast of France and brings screaming hordes of music fans to experience three days of insanity. Witness the colossal effort and the army of misfits required to build Europe's go-to fest for metal.