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On 1st July 2022, as Hong Kong marks the 25th anniversary of its handover, tropical storm Chaba lashes the city. Cyclone captures the resilience and vibrancy of Hong Kong people as they navigate the day amidst historical significance and natural upheaval.
Important life moments that significantly influenced the growth of the main character, the film's director.
Mercedes, an elder healer, keeps alive the tradition of healing the “Evil Eye” while facing the fear of social judgment in a community that has lost its faith.
This heartfelt one-hour primetime special, produced by ABC News Studios and SMAC Productions, chronicles her journey from diagnosis and treatment to recovery and her triumphant, cancer-free return to college.
An intimate and moving portrait of two of the most influential architects of the second half of the 20th Century, Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown.
Just got back from Japan after shooting a travel cinematic video across Osaka, Kyoto, and Nara. Captured the energy, beauty, and quiet moments of the country using the Sony FX30 paired with the Tamron 17-70mm f/2.8 — a compact setup that packed a serious punch. From neon-lit streets to serene shrines, every frame tells a story.
Max Allain goes to Gaspee Days! He meets Bakhi and Piper and then dies!
Bibliotheca Alexandrina is one of the most famous libraries in history and one of Egypt's most visited sites. A famous tourist attraction and holds alot of knowledge and history in it.
Since 2014, many churches have been damaged in Donbass, as well as in the Zaporizhia and Kherson regions, some have been completely destroyed. But despite the damage and the danger of shelling, services are still being held in some churches today. The documentary by Ekaterina Arkalova tells the story of the restoration of damaged churches, the invincible spirit of Orthodoxy, and the power of human faith and the desire to revive life. The film is based on the stories of churches and people from Avdiivka, Severodonetsk, shelled areas of Donetsk, Svetlodarsk, the village of Kirovo, Belaya Gora, Nikolsky Monastery near Ugledar, as well as stories from soldiers, civilian priests and volunteers of the Maksym Krivonos detachment.
A mother’s hope chest becomes a catalyst for her daughter’s reconsideration of traditional gender roles in this charming stop-motion animation.
After about 14 years, the second part of "I Love Trains" is launched. You can expect 96 minutes of colorful hustle and bustle, mostly on subways and suburban trains, across Europe and the American continents, including 20 minutes of bonus material from cities like Berlin, Ankara, London, San Francisco, Caracas, New York, etc. I Love Trains #2 The Movie- as usual, the thing goes out as an SD card to simply offer a better picture quality. Accompany the crew and their companions on tour through the world and pack the film while it's there.
Live at the Mall of Asia Arena December 14, 2024
On October 25, 2023, Hurricane Otis, a Category 5 storm, struck the coast of Acapulco, Guerrero, destroying everything in its path. Carrizos is a reconstruction of the events, featuring testimonies from various people who lived through the tragedy.
A documentary looking at the history and world of Swedish black metal band Watain.
Three young Roma women use their super power to take a stand against everyday racism.
Portraits:Taken from Our Days is a personal and family-centered film, built from fragments of daily life and letter exchanges with my father. Through these intimate recordings, I explore shifting family relationships, unstable living environments, and my own psychological states. By revisiting family archives, I attempt to reconstruct an image of “home” from scattered memories.
A Bulgarian/Ukranian truck driver working in Denmark goes back to his village in the opposite end of Europe to spend time with the friends and family he left behind.
This is the FIRST documentary which exposes the cruelty of keeping elephants in zoos and the false narratives of conservation and education that zoos feed an unsuspecting public. This film follows several interrelated stories of individuals who are determined to expose the zoos as glorified prisons for elephants and their relentless pursuit to send zoo elephants to sanctuary.
A cement factory, a crowded urban city, a flooded coastal town, and the Manila Bay intersect to construct the spaces of a developing nation uncertain of its future.
An exploration of Morocco’s 3,000-year-old rug-making tradition.
A birthday documentary by Johanna Armstrong, including several Waffle Houses and the Fourth of July.
Although set in the southern Netherlands and Belgium, the story draws from murders that began in Moscow Oblast, Russia, in 2014. Fedorov, a young man of Russian descent orphaned and raised by his uncle, graduated from a technical university near The Hague but, afflicted by worsening somatic symptoms, failed to secure work. Returning to Russia under sanctions seemed impossible. He wandered the streets, smoking cannabis and throwing stones at drunks. Within this self-made prison he met Helena, a Flemish girl, on an online forum. She lured him into smuggling soap and chemicals to the black market in Liège. The next month he met Helena and two female accomplices at Liège-Guillemins Station. Yet at their suburban hideout—an abandoned factory—he was forced into his first murder and dismemberment. Only then did he realise he had entered their abyss of crime, irrevocably damned. Where will their fates turn in the next manipulative, large-scale ensemble sequence?
After a computer crash, a girl struggles with the loss of her long-time virtual pet, Bubba.
A documentary exploring how educational initiatives are empowering Maasai women and girls in Tanzania, revealing their resilience, hopes, and the challenges they face in a rapidly changing world.
The queer community has long since established itself in large cities, but in rural areas, queer people live less publicly. And when they do, worlds often collide. The documentary shares silent struggles, but also moments of solidarity. The film takes an in-depth look at the challenges, but also the hopes and successes of queer people in rural areas. It shows how social change and greater acceptance can develop in smaller towns. The province is more than just the antithesis of the big city - it can be a place of change in which queer people find their own ways to assert their place.
William Watkins, CEO of Watkins Tech, has released his new invention to the world - but at a deadly cost. Following it's disastrous launch, the Mitish Moardcasting Corporation has produced a true crime documentary to uncover the truth behind Watkins and his invention, The JOHN.
"Fire and the Garden" is a docu-fiction film in which seven researchers attempt to present their findings and interpretations about Martyr Ebrahim Hadi to a director who plans to write a screenplay based on his life.
This new documentary tells the incredible life story of an internationally renowned artist who goes to the frontline to tell the real story of the world. Irish painter and social activist Brian Maguire has been catapulted to the forefront of the international art world in recent years as it has been realized how much his challenging work contributes to and tells the real story of the world. He tells the stories of those that have lost the race, the victims of poverty, drugs and violence. All of the elements of Brian’s extraordinary life are rolled out in his artworks, experiences that have fueled his drive to bring attention to stories of injustice, stories which might not otherwise be told. He has brought his artworks to UN headquarters in New York and the European parliament to bring attention to what he calls the victims of capitalism.
This newly completed work – made after Johnston’s death – constructs a highly revealing portrait of the artist via interviews with his sister, Marjory (who in his later years collaborated with Daniel on his artwork and continues to advocate for and promote his work), a special focus on his drawings, as well as documentation of his last home, a house in Waller, Texas, which he filled with a truly mind-boggling volume of books, records, VHS tapes, and other collections, all of which serve as a kind of self-portrait of a unique mind and sensibility.
In recent years, the brain has become the new playground for top-level athletes and their trainers. At a time of standardized physical training, the brain has become the new frontier of effort and performance. Taming and taming it is a priority today for anyone who wants to become and remain the number 1 athlete. The documentary film "Open Brain - In the Brains of Athletes" takes us to the very limits of the human brain, as seen through the eyes of some of the world's finest athletes. These include basketball player Rudy Gobert, Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc, surfer Justine Dupont and footballer Pierre Emerick Aubameyang.
“Every body can exercise and move,” a member of Rotterdam-based Queer Gym explains; however, not every person feels comfortable in typical sports environments that often hone in on heteronormative beauty ideals and fitness aspirations. That’s why Romy started Queer Gym, a safe space in Rotterdam, where queer folk can comfortably enjoy sports and exercise. Through intimate conversations with members, trainers and owner Romy, Esmée van Loon’s endearing portrait reveals a true physical need for spaces where queer communities can discover their own strengths.
One of Australia’s greatest coaches and leaders, Craig Bellamy, invites us into his inner sanctum as he aims to lead the Melbourne Storm to ultimate success in 2024.
Declining alcohol consumption has boosted the rise of non-alcoholic drinks, with "Dry January," launched in the UK in 2013, spreading globally, including in France. But in a country where alcohol is deeply ingrained in tradition, are the French ready for change?
Unique story of Galip Haktanır, spanning from the War of Independence to the present day, is also a mirror of Turkey's social memory. Galip Haktanır's wit, unwavering sportsmanship, and unique memory take the viewer on a journey through a century of Turkish history in this documentary. The loyal Galip tells the story of always being able to be “Galip,” of resistance, and of principles that defy time.
An experimental collage-essay composed entirely of iPhone footage, this film captures the emotional textures of memory over the past few years—a move from Sydney to Paris, following love and the pull of what felt right in the moment. Fragments of everyday life, layered with original music, create a flowing meditation on the past and present. The film avoids a linear narrative, instead mirroring the way memories rise and fall like waves: fleeting, emotional, and deeply personal. It’s an attempt to translate lived experience into film, celebrating the beauty of letting life wash over you, while holding onto the love and connections that shape who we are.
This is the mockumentary describing the rise of infamous candy bootlegger Sweet-E (Eddie)
"American Sons" follows a brotherhood of Marines a decade after their deployment to Afghanistan, as they struggle to overcome the trauma of combat and the loss of their best friend, Corporal JV Villarreal. Leaving more than his memory behind, JV’s narrated, first-person video diary of his life in Afghanistan serves as both a haunting window into these Marines’ past and a testament to the unbreakable bonds of those who sacrifice in war together.
Britain is undergoing a domestic heating revolution - heat pumps are replacing gas boilers and apparently everyone should prepare to put one in their homes. Alexis Conran investigates whether these devices live up to the hype, examining the pros and cons to help consumers choose the best option. Plus, tips on maximising savings.
Architect, Designer, Sculptor. Three labels in strict alphabetical order, three facets of a single designer: Angelo Mangiarotti. Certainly, one of the most multifaceted and "asymmetrical" personalities on the Italian scene, a promoter of cross-disciplinary research, almost a "solitary warrior" with respect to the evolution of the prevailing schools of thought in post-war Italy.
Atef, a heavy equipment repair technician, excels with his passion and attention to detail, inspiring others to follow their passion.
By combining A.I. generative imagery and video with traditional documentary filmmaking, John Carstarphen creates a documentary history about America's first city and its impact on the world, told from the perspective of a middle class Black family.
Far from the dream beaches and theme parks of Florida, there is a unique wilderness that is home to some of the world's most feared reptiles. In the vast swamps and lush mangrove forests along the coast, life and death dramas are the order of the day. Alligators are the undisputed rulers of the swamps, but the young animals in particular must learn to recognize danger quickly - otherwise they will become prey for deadly predators. An extremely dangerous reptile also lurks on the coast: the diamondback rattlesnake.
A grammar guru takes her pop-up grammar advice stand on a road trip across all 50 states to show that comma fights can bring us closer together in a divided time.
Made as part of the Winnipeg Film Group's "Super 8 Special" film incubator. This picture was captured on super 8 film, drip dyed with a mixture of india ink and water collected from Lake Winnipeg, then digitized and captured on VHS.
Meet the American women who built the planes and flew them-- who fought on the war front and broke barriers on the home front. History comes alive with newly-rediscovered interviews and rarely seen archival footage.
Failaka, previously Ikaros, the ancient island off the coast of Kuwait, recalls an oracle decades after the Gulf War left it deserted. Nature guards the island's ruins, animals roam it awaiting to be found, holes reach to its belly—the island where the pedigrees of pasts and futures meet. The film follows Hassan, a native to Failaka, but who had lost memory of its existence until a few years ago, when it brought him back to it.
Documentary about Portuguese poet Yvette K. Centeno.
Church and State is a groundbreaking Documentary exploring the life and legacy of Roger Williams, a visionary who championed the separation of Church and State in 17th century America. His bold ideas laid the foundation for Religious Freedom and tolerance. Principles that continue to shape societies worldwide. This film brings his story to life through expert interviews and animation.