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"Tsentralny" is a documentary about the simplest and most legendary place in Minsk. The film, which was made during and after the work on the performance of the same name by the theater laboratory Fortinbras at the Belarus Free Theater (directed by Vladimir Scherban). Tsentralny is a store. Tsentralny is a bad joke. Tsentralny - is cheap beer and Belarus balm and Sprite, if you're a student, punk or rock musician in the 90s. Tsentralny is cheap vodka if you're a philharmonic director or an Afghan war veteran. Central is Ts., Tsekh, Tsentralka. Tsentralny is a documentary about life parallel to the main avenue.

The cider-making process : an art of knowing how to poetize reality.

In June 2015, Erwann Babin, video artist, bought a field. He begins to shoot a film there, planting his camera there as one plants an agricultural tool in the middle of a meadow. He will stay there for eighteen months, giving free rein to his creativity like in an open-air artist's studio. The resulting film-essay mixes natural browsing, burlesque experimentation and artistic fantasies.

Modern Zen gardens set to peaceful, soothing sounds. A perfect backdrop for an afternoon of relaxation.

What is a man? Everyone has an answer. For many, manliness is a costume to be worn. In this film, ordinary men ask themselves what led them to adopt the various postures of the manly man. Some of them, because they had to overcome an ordeal that questioned the meaning of masculinity, tell how they distanced themselves from the figure of the "real man". With these intimate, amused and sometimes painful testimonies, director Cécile Denjean weaves a sensitive and powerful film. A film of those who move.

Engineers, professors, students and scientists build one of the instruments for NASA's Osiris-REx, a spacecraft sent to rendezvous with the asteroid Bennu.

Dive into the debate over digitalization and the future of our society: As the world relies more heavily on technology, is the future full of hope -- or are we headed for disaster? Several speakers from different backgrounds, such as philosophers and futurologists, attempt to provide some answers.

The stories of nine people whose wars, poverty, unemployment, the Hamas regime and the Israeli siege have failed to take away their smiles and dreams of a better life. An image that frees the Strip from the prejudices and clichés that surround it.

"MS, Mexico and Me: Aileen's Story" is a health-issue documentary showing one woman's journey from her home in the Isle of Lewis in Scotland all the way to Mexico to get stem cell treatment for her Multiple Sclerosis. It explores Aileen Hunt's life, her illness and working life and the effects that her MS has on her, her family and particularly her husband Simon. It shows their journey together to Mexico to get treatment which will hopefully halt the progression of this illness in it's current state. Raising awareness of this disease and its treatment is a fundamental goal which I wish to achieve with this documentary.

Los otros días seeks to establish a parallelism between two spaces: abandoned sites whose houses are still decorated and the museum room in which the exhibits are also abandoned at the end of the encounter with an audience.

On the locations of Bloodsuckers from Outer Space

Three continents, three languages, three women. Three women who live in Marseille and who have in common the same sea, the same horizon. Every morning, they wake up, immerse themselves in the city, work, struggle, love, try to find their places in the daily life of France. A daily life, like a tightrope between the past and the present, between here and there, woven and shaped every day by the thoughts and letters addressed to the distant family.

The former drug lord Jota Cardona who worked with the Medellin Cartel and people like Pablo Escobar and Griselda Blanco. The difference between the is that Jota changed his life and is now free and alive.

Documentary about one of the hero's and legend's of the Croatian civil war Andrija Matijaš Pauk. From the battlefronts of Zadar and Dubrovnik to the excellent way he led the tanks in Operation "Storm". His tragic on the second to last day of the Croatian Civil War on the entrance to the town of "Mrkonjić Grad". His 4th Guard Brigade added to their name the nickname "Pauci" meaning Spiders. This documentary by Darko Dovranić from 2018 shows the life of Andrija Matijaš. It is logical that most of this documentary is set during the Croatian civil war rather then the times of peace, because after all in the hardest moments the biggest heroes shine in the dark. About "Pauk" talk about the men that fought alongside him as well as his mother Anka and his wife Nada which decided to give the "Pauk's" legacy to the safekeeping of the country he died protecting.

It is a story of three areas in Negros Occidental struggling to uphold their right to land and food security.

Documentary on Hammer's Christmas crime classic 'Cash on Demand'

A profile on actress Gwen Watford

Small doc on the actress

A heart-warming behind-the-scenes documentary which captures the spirit of the agricultural community in rural Ireland in the run-up to the 76th Virginia Agricultural Show.

TV Movie aired on "RMC Décourverte". Summary: On October 13, 1917, at 5 a.m. in the Cova da Iria meadow in Portugal, tens of thousands of people arrived from all over the country. They are waiting in the rain for a so-called miracle announced 3 months earlier by a woman who would have appeared to 3 children. This miracle would be linked to a secret, which would have been entrusted by the Virgin to the three young shepherds on the same day and which fuels controversy and concern. 4 years of investigation and filming in 13 countries were necessary to finally lift the veil on this secret which has terrified the greatest world government, the Vatican, for 101 years.

Through memories and reflections, the stories associated with three abandoned buildings and their modern counterparts are used to look at what unites and divides the people of this industrial northern town. From Brexit to race, industry to ageing, sometimes funny, sometimes affecting, but always engaging.

he short film portray a stock footage banner forest on its pilgrimage back to reality. The artwork deals with the issue of life as a journey, recognition and the struggle of self. For Wardynski 'It is about liberating the forest montage, a bit like when you buy a turtle in the market and let it go because you want it to be free.'

A documentary that depicts the murders of the first female serial killer in Iran called Mahin Ghadiri.

People in my hometown call those who are shy and untalkative "touxiuzi". Within this courtyard, the touxiuzi gene is embodied in the members of three generations. As a touxiuzi in our family, I try to uncover and open up the real heart beating under our touxiuzi exterior, yet in the end I only open up myself. The touxiuzi in the family continue to circle in the air above the village and grow in the village's soil.

September 11, 2001 devastated the lives of countless people and changed the world. Two planes hijacked by supporters of the Islamist terrorist network al-Qaeda crashed into the towers of New York's World Trade Center. A third plane flew into the Pentagon, another was crashed in Pennsylvania. Almost 3,000 people have to die. Contemporary witnesses recount the experiences of September 11th from their perspective.

Ariana Feiner shares her story with her rare metabolic condition, Hypoparathyroidism. She spreads her message of hope through her work with her children’s book for kids with chronic health conditions, Ariana Rose: A Story of Courage. Ariana exemplifies that it is not our obstacles that define us; it's the way we face them.

There are many questions about the chronic disease, Sarcoidosis, a mystery disease that is under-diagnosed in the United States.

Silience at LFEST is a crowd-created iPhone short film that was created by participants in an iPhone filmmaking workshop at LFEST lesbian arts festival in 2017.

An interview with David Reid, current owner and inheritor of Reid's Records in Berkeley, California, reflecting on the impact of gentrification on business and the neighborhood.

Albert Frey, the unpretentious Swiss-born mid-20th century architect, was a significant force in the development of Modernism in the US, where 11 of his buildings are now on the National Register of Historic Places. The Architectural Envoy is the first film of a two-part film series and features Frey's early life up until 1939.

The People’s Detox explores the history of a revolutionary drug clinic that transformed contemporary notions of “health” and “care.” In November 1970, local heroin addicts, revolutionary health organizations, the Young Lords, and members of the Black Panther Party collectively organized to occupy the Lincoln Hospital in the South Bronx. The newly radicalized clinic examined global politics vis-à-vis the influx of heroin into urban centers, and proposed new treatments, such as acupuncture to replace established, economically incentivized protocols. An essential, deeply humane documentary detailing a transformative collective endeavor.

Wearing a backpack, a young man goes to a cultural inn where an artistic event takes place. But, does this man relate to art?

In the United States, 300,000 minors are victims of sex trafficking. Los Angeles is the hub of underage prostitution in the country. In the streets of East Hollywood, in apartments, but also in motels, groups of girls work as prostitutes under the control of their pimps. Many have been kidnapped, drugged or raped before they were forced to sell their bodies. Every girl is thought to bring in between $ 100,000 and $ 200,000 a year but the trafficking of girls is less risky for the criminals than that of arms or drugs. We follow the specialized brigade tasked with stopping the pimps, see how they dismantles pimping networks, traps sex offenders and organize rescue operations for underage prostitutes. We also meet Tika, a 38-year-old forced into prostitution as teenager who now works as an activist helping young victims.

M.E. is an animated documentary about an invisible illness also known as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome or M.E. This is an experiment using different modes of representation: creating a simulation of photophobia by using bright contrast and flashing white frames. Olly’s room is a safe place that protects him from being overwhelmed outside, but at the same time isolates him from the world.

Documentary about heavy music in Sri Lanka told through the eyes of participants of the local scene.

An essay on time, the perception of time. An invitation to slow down. A small mirror that allows us to see details but never a complete image of who we really are.

This inspiring film celebrates the courage and resilience of those who, for over a century, have fought for the right of Aboriginal children to public education