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This is an observation in the nature. Not far from a pond live many different dragonflies. At a time where insects disappear one after another, why don't just take a break, contemplate those beautiful young ladies and realize how we will miss nature...

Lejsara is a documentary about two worlds: Tinduf and Mallorca. The main character, Lejsara, is twelve years old and, thanks to the ‘Holidays in Peace’ project, she’s going to spend her third and last summer in Spain with her host family. The film asks whether this program lets their children taste a piece of candy and then takes it away from them.

Inspired by the wind in the grass, the song of birds, the tapestry of the forest, two bodies of water and natural erosion, two dancers and a filmmaker explore the beauty of the Memramcook valley.

Nooroa Baker goes out to collect a few ingredients to create a traditional Māori medicine that holds great Mana within and is at risk of being forgotten forever.

Investigates the controversy swirling around the breast cancer screening test mammography.

When Louis Mountbatten, the Queen's cousin and Prince Philip's uncle, was murdered by the IRA in 1979 he was lauded as a war hero, an elder statesman and a much-loved member of the royal family. But did the public perception disguise the truth? As a military leader he was responsible for significant loss of life, while as a statesman he was responsible for the badly planned and poorly executed partition of India, which still has repercussions today.

Waves featurette.

Farnham wanted to capture the craziness of the last few months of juggling home life, working and home-schooling, whilst staying alert! He 3D-scanned his children taking part in the various banal activities he hadset up for them.

The fire took away not only the property of Alexander, but also his freedom. He moves to live with his mother, where he begins a new life following the established rules. The main rule: no alcohol in the house. Otherwise there will be a scandal. Alexander begins to look for a suitable group of companions who would have a drink, but everyone he meets has his own problems, and in order to solve them, Alexander is forced to reveal his talent – ability to predict the future.

Artist, musician and filmmaker Stan Greengrass’ documentary explores the sacrifice of starting HRT for trans singers who rely on their voice for performance.

Danny Kushmaro makes his way to the northernmost city on Earth, with the goal of entering the icy waters and being closest to the marine super predator, which is at the top of the food chain, the orca - the killer whale

"The Becoming" is a fast-paced collage of animated photographs of ink paintings as well as video material of extinct and living species of fish, reptiles and birds. The superposition of different life forms with nature expresses the idea of regeneration. This moving collage becomes increasingly vibrant and ends with an explosion of shapes and colors.

In 2014, 6th graders wrote letters to their future selves. Fast-forward to 2020 when the now-12th graders re-read them with alternately surprising, bittersweet, and hilarious results.

A behind-the-scenes look at the true-crime story involving Joe Exotic's murder-for-hire plot.

Survivor testimonies and rare images of the deadly eruption of Mount St. Helens reveal the cataclysms it unleashed.

An Eternalism film.

Wrap-up of three years of Hunting Hitler with primary focus on Nazi plans to re-emerge with a Fourth Reich and concentrating on a nuclear attack on post-war America. Examines evidence from MI5, NSA and CIA files released under the Freedom of Information Act around 2015.

Philip Boucher-Hayes examines the changes required to fight climate change - and the gulf between what needs to happen and what the government and corporations are actually doing.

A real-life Frankenstein's monster prowls the vast Pine Barrens of New Jersey. Some say this abomination cannot be killed, and it has been embraced as an official state demon. The quest to find answers has unearthed clues to its hellish origins.

Chris Jiménez follows Sanae Nagashima with his camera in her journey from the crowded streets of Asakusa to the ancient castle of Tsuchiura.

At Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico, Eliana Nossa studies the ionosphere. This short films tells the story of Columbian researcher Eliana Nossa as she explains her study of the ever-changing universe, Arecibo's technology and data, and her role as a woman among her male colleagues. She studies the ionospheric irregularities that impact terrestrial communication.

Join us in a tribute to Paxson H. "Packy" Offield as we join him and his fine crew of John Talsky and Bobby Lee onboard the Kelsey Lee for the first ever satellite tagging program designed specifically to determine the mortality rate of released marlin. Working hand-in-hand with Tom Pfleger and PIER, the Pfleger Institute of Environmental Research with Dr. Michael Domeier, PhD. and Dr. Heidi Dewar. Mag Bay is located about 750 miles down the Pacific side of the Baja. In the fall Mag Bay and the Thetis Bank are perhaps the most productive and prolific marlin fishery in the world. Being invited to work with Packy Offield and the Billfish Foundation with his fine crew John Talsky and Bobby Lee onboard the Kelsey Lee in what has proven to be the most important billfish study ever undertaken. Working with Tom Pfleger, founder of PIER the Pfleger Institute of Environmental Research in an attempt to place over 40 time released satellite tags into stripe marlin.

This story begins with a horse that walks independently in the middle of a small German town and leads us to its owner, Werner– an elderly pensioner with a unique destiny who has devoted his whole life to caring for animals and plants. He does not just profess an ecological lifestyle, but by his example teaches the residents of Fechenheim to take care of nature.

A short documentary illustrating the power of horses to nurture the soul, we meet six individuals who find joy and healing with horses. Set in Colorado and Arizona at equine therapy centers and the state prison Wild Horse Inmate Program.

This film takes a forgotten technical slideshow script made by a peasant association and brings it to life through 16 mm film, music and lyrics, as a recomposition and extension of resistance against violence through historical memory.

Listening to people before they are no longer here to tell the story of their era. The filmmakers interviewed contemporary witnesses who recount their experiences before, during, and after World War II. Two of them travel to their hometown in Upper Silesia for this purpose.

Jihadist violence has been on the rise in Burkina Faso since 2012, and it has had devastating effects (relocation, poverty, famine, decline of tourism) that director Seidou Samba Touré candidly explores by filming Burkinabe villagers with his camera.

Bajo Fuego depicts the unraveling of peace for a group of coca growing peasants in the southwest of Colombia. The film takes the perspective of the ‘cocaleros’ and over a period of 3 years shows how they survive in the midst of the most difficult circumstances. The government delays in fulfilling what it promised in the agreement, economic difficulties arise for families that substituted their coca trees, and the increasing presence of armed groups start to terrorise the region. The promised peace in Colombia turns out to be an illusion when the newly armed groups take control, assassinations occur, and the films’ main protagonists are being threatened with their lives and displaced. Even though peace was supposedly signed in Colombia, Bajo Fuego shows that for many in the southwest of Colombia the war continues.

A documentary about a rural family in Iran that has two teenage daughters, with their oldest child working to help the family. Together they face difficulties and obstacles, especially because she uses a motorcycle for work which is forbidden for women.

Three young girls decide to enlist for military service in Lithuania. The girls live and train among 600 men at an isolated military base for 9 months. A feminine perspective without morality or complacency on how we can live together in a masculine world.

"Il Tempo si Distingue tra le tue Mani" is a letter-film about distance. A reflection on the mechanisms of memory, on the impossibility of recalling memories in their entirety. The director's hands intertwine with those of her grandmother, creating a bond in which time flows. We go from silent images to words written on scraps of film.

On the morning of the 21st November 1920, in a co-ordinated attack on the British intelligence services, 14 alleged agents and spies, living in lodgings, hotels and boarding houses across Dublin city, were murdered by Michael Collins’ notorious IRA 'squad'.

German schools mandate that students learn about National Socialism and its devastating impact on the country and the world, and this hour-long vérité doc follows four students over five years as they engage with lessons about the Nazi era and the Holocaust.

The very first experiment ever done in the process of grief in which bereaved family members are having an artificial video conversation with their deceased loved ones through the use of deepfakes, which leverage machine learning and artificial intelligence to generate visual and audio content with a high potential to deceive.

Celebrating the uniquely American musical form of gospel, local director Dan Andera and co-producer Kenny Somerville take us into some of the smallest churches in our city to meet some of the biggest voices and most talented, passionate artists you could find. Vibrantly capturing the emotional core of gospel, this film carries you into the power of music to lift and mend the spirit.

Why is a person evil? Is evil in the genes? These questions have always preoccupied people. The approaches to explaining evil are as varied as evil itself. The latest science assumes that there are three factors that shape human behavior: genes, the environment and the individual situation. All three factors interact and influence each other. The film presents the latest research and addresses one of the most exciting questions in behavioral research.

In a world where cities are becoming more important than countries, Rotterdam, Liverpool, Marseilles and Naples could form a 'cities gang'. All four are working class, multicultural and internationally oriented, and have been influenced significantly by urban planning and nineteenth-century and modernist urges to demolish. They share a clichéd sense of inferiority and often top 'the wrong charts'. They are currently undergoing an international re-evaluation, including ongoing processes of gentrification. Their shared characteristics could form the basis for a gang of cities capable of taking on the world. Or even showing the world how it could be done.

A group of friends embark on the search for Friendship, a mysterious island located in southern Chile, supposedly inhabited by extra-terrestrial beings with great scientific advances. Throughout the search, their stories will intertwine with those who had communication with the island decades ago.

A third of Europeans live in economic insecurity: Zero hours contracts, the fear of redundancy and stagnating wages have brought more and more people into poverty and precariousness and provided fertile conditions for the political extremes. This documentary focuses on the new working poor, the precariat.

Aaron Gordon enters the 2020 Slam Dunk Contest seeking redemption following his controversial loss four years prior. Little did he know that history was preparing to repeat itself.

The story of an 80-year-old Armenian man who once was a sailor, now lives alone in Tehran and is planning to marry a young 28-year-old girl.

This has been a tumultuous year for the world, with dramatic changes affecting me not only from the outside, but also from the inside. In the 20th year of my life, I put the idea of making a short film into practice for the first time, and I cut a short film from my fragmented phone footage to commemorate the passing of 2020. During the first half of the year, I spent my days at home in fear, and my desperate inward search caused a break in my relationship with the outside world. During the second half of the year, I was led by the camera to reacquaint myself with the world. I went to a music festival for the first time and attended my first funeral; I began to care about the people and things around me, and discovered landscapes I hadn't noticed in my life.

Tammy Niver, 24, disappeared in 1993. In 2018, Martha McGeorge Agnew was murdered. A journalist connected the dots between the cases and investigators arrested the suspect, who received two life sentences for his crimes in Ypsilanti, MI.

Mark Beaumont and James Lowsley-Williams embark on an epic three-day cycling expedition through the wild and wonderful landscape of Patagonia. When first explored by Magellan in 1520, he named the land Patagonia which comes from Pentagon, the Portuguese for 'big feet', since tracks of the nomadic tribes of hunter gatherer's that he found were those of giants. Although any sign of giants has now rescinded, the home of Gaucho is big country with incredible landscapes and impressive volcanoes as far as the eye can see. James and Mark have a 300-kilometre route planned to take it all in.

Something astonishing is happening in the city of Vancouver. Largely unnoticed amidst vehicle traffic, industrial sites and construction, wild salmon are returning to their ancient spawning grounds. Once an important salmon bearing area, this watershed became severely degraded as the city grew… but the rewilding has begun to pay off.