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Evangelion has ended. Heki looks through the crackles left behind by Hideaki Anno in order to establish a groundwork for what seems to have become a worldwide phenomenon.

As competitive swimmer Lizzi Smith competes in the Paralympics, she must learn to deal with her mental battles while battling to win against the fierce competition.

A self-portrait film about the filmmaker in isolation as they try to document their entire life for a week but descends into a psychedelic nightmare in the hopes of discovering some truth even the camera can't capture.

Live Action Roleplay enables people to explore their identities, helping them to overcome physical, mental, and social barriers.

El Ojo Comienza En La Mano is a tribute to campesino histories in rural CA through the artwork of an artist largely absent from critical conversations on Chicanx art, Ruben A. Sanchez, as well as an unsentimental reckoning with the fate of many cultural workers that struggle between paying rent and/or creative endeavors.

Robert works as a maintenance man at the Nicodemus National Historic Site, tending to the very building where he met his wife, Billie, over sixty years ago. A few years after her passing, Robert reflects on their shared life and love.

The Maginot Line: thousands of subway bunkers and concrete defenses lining the French border from Belgium to the Mediterranean Sea, a monumental engineering feat that was celebrated as a technical masterpiece when it was created. When the impregnable wall was demolished by the unbeatable Nazi war machine in 1940, the conquered fortress became the shattered symbol of French defeat.

Last Freightliner 86s in service – Ice clearing trains on Southern – Class 37s on Snowplough – Werrington engineering – Last of the 91s – Main Line Class 20s – Class 60 route learners – 69 001 on test – Midland HSTs with Inter City 43 002 and East Midlands livery and last workings – DATS workings – Test trains around the Network – Class 56s on the main line – Stock moves including ROG Class 47s – Class 37s – Main Line Class 40s – Class 60s to East Anglia – Colton Junction electricification – Locomotive Services Class 90 – Staycation Express – Special trains during summer – Rail Head treatment Trains – Class 20s on freight to East Anglia – Main Line 47s and 50s on Severn Valley Railway – Class 91s return – HST stock for scrap – Class 50s on tour – Scottish and Welsh specials Autumn specials around the network – PLUS MUCH MUCH MORE!

Part of Vale do Ave historical context, Woman of my people takes us on a journey through the textile factories and their stories. Conceição, the director's grandmother, tells her personal story, reflecting on the role of women in the factory in the social context of Vila das Aves in the sixties.

In Bhutan, 11-year-old Yangchen’s father is the country’s glacier specialist, and thus the only person authorized to climb the mountains, which are considered to be sacred. He spends months away from home measuring the rapidly melting glaciers. While hiking through the snow to the farthest reaches of the Bhutanese Himalayas, he faithfully shoots videos for his daughter with his phone. These videos take the viewer into breathtaking landscapes, but it also becomes increasingly apparent that something irreversible is happening.

Visual artist and photographer Martín Barrios is an inveterate traveler. His thirst for adventure began at age 17 when he picked up his camera and set off on foot through Latin America. His photographic records capture people from every continent and offer a reflection on joy and sorrow across all geographical regions.

Hundreds of cameras spread throughout the mountains outside of Missoula, Montana yield an unprecedented glimpse into the hidden world of mountain lions and reveal the interwoven tapestry of lives that make up wild places.

When Portugal was a great power bridging the Old and New Worlds, wild mountain horses, small enough for large ships, were captured and exported to gold-hungry conquerors. Now the seahorses of the Algarve in Portugal are threatened by the excesses of tourism: sinking anchors, noisy jet skis, illegal fishing...

Living on the island of Montserrat for more than ten years, the director couldn't remember a time when calypso was not a part of her story. Spending her first Christmas away from Montserrat was revealing. She didn’t recognize how much she had grown to enjoy calypso as part of her Christmas experience. She have also provided vocals for studio sessions, the Carnival's Calypso Monarch competitions, working with the best of the best. In May 2022, 60 years of calypso was on the horizon. With that she thought it would be a great time to explore Montserrat's calypso history and satisfy the curiosities that grew over time.

A retrospective documentary on the Turrican video games series.

Documentary about the Bingen log booms in Sørumsand, Norway. The film documents the work to restore one of the log boom foundations in the river.

Female farmers describe the olive harvest, their struggles with the soil and climate, and the traditional methods used in olive harvesting for centuries, verbally and physically. They convey their feelings as women who do not give up on agriculture and struggle despite the climatic conditions, and they take the audience around their gardens and introduce their trees.

For several weeks earlier this year (2022), a German film crew followed Jessy through his musical journey. Filmed in the USA, Canada and Germany.

A book torn to pieces by a basset hound dog will awaken memories and anecdotes in the form of three video letters, addressed to Berenice. A romance from the past. The letters are intended to invite her to a reunion to remember old times. Could it be that she accepts the invitation?

In this road documentary, a hidden story about the filmmaker's late father begins a journey into the present. Along the way, the landscape blends with a poetic dialog between father and daughter, and passers-by serve as advisors in the grieving process and in the search for her father's past.

Brothels are rarely seen as safe or dignifying. Yet, in a red light district of Colombia, a country torn by decades of war, there's a tiny brothel named "Tabaco y Ron," which acts as a shelter and shield for trans sex workers that work there. Through a choral portrait of the trans community that inhabits the brothel, this documentary constructs an intimate vignette of this remarkable space. Located in Santafé, Bogotá, the brothel operates in a zone that concentrates all the miseries of a bloodstained region but is also an oasis for all people desperately fleeing war.

The Royal Star is one of the premier long-range boats operating on the west coast. Based out of Fisherman’s Landing in San Diego, she’s owned and operated by a team of the most experienced and knowledgable skippers in the world.

For a long, long time, perhaps since the dawn of time, the Pasvik Sami managed their small borderless area in harmony with nature. Then Norway, Russia and Finland divided the area between them. Mining and power plants changed the landscape and the river. On the Norwegian side, the language and culture were almost obliterated. But they never managed to eradicate the East Sami genes.

From the relegation battle to winning the Europa League to the Champions League anthem for the first time - Eintracht Frankfurt has experienced turbulent times with incredible moments. We have accompanied the SGE on their journey to the Champions League so far - and we were in the heart of Europe.

Doolittle's Raiders pull off a one-way bombing run over Tokyo and ditch their planes in and along the coast of China, where they are rescued by Chinese villagers, guerrillas, and missionaries. That generosity triggers horrific retaliation by the Japanese that claims an estimated quarter-million lives and prompts comparisons to the 1937-38 Rape of Nanking. The memory of the Raiders and their rescuers is kept alive by their children and grandchildren.

How does the representation of war change in the internet age? Using only material available on YouTube filmed by soldiers, journalists, civilians and tourists from war zones, Max Viktor Herbert portrays the absurd global theater of war and its representation through new digital communication technologies

No one spends more time around the world’s most famous artwork than the security guards who protect it. But did you know many of those security guards are artists themselves?

The wisdom, memory and skill of Nahua women potters who with their hands narrate the traditional process of making clay.

Strong-willed, funny and charismatic, at 37, Belgian athlete Marieke Vervoort’s time is running out. As her strength falters and her body begins to fail, she determines to end her life with the aid of her doctor. Liberated by the legal permission to die, Marieke rediscovers the freedom and thrill of living and competing and becomes a Paralympic champion. Her acceptance of death becomes an affirmation of life. Marieke demystifies one of the most controversial issues of our time.

The memories of "Old Chupícuaro", a town submerged by a reservoir, are narrated and rescued by some of its longest-lived inhabitants. The memory of a town lost in time.

Hardly anyone knows the artist, but almost everyone knows her paintings: Tamara de Lempicka, icon of the 1920s. Her art deco paintings of women in cars or in evening dress adorn book covers and break auction records. But who was she? The ARTE documentary by Grimme Prize-winning author Sylvie Kürsten ventures a self-portrait of Lempicka, narrated and played by Nicole Heesters.

A villa in Hillegersberg with a speedboat moored to his own jetty, expensive cars, lunch at Old Dutch – life smiled at criminal lawyer Géza Szegedi. Until the tax authorities came to put things straight. Penniless and without regret, he looks back at his glory years. Portrait of a colourful character who refuses to be tragic.

The film is a journey consisting of random meetings and conversations with representatives of the small Fino-Ugric people. The director is interested in seasonal rituals, household magic and dreams of besermyans, but as soon as it comes to spaces of communication with supernatural forces, the guest is sharply given to understand where his place is.

Psychotherapist and UoFT assistant professor Anderson Todd is no stranger to creeping feelings of despair. From the disappearing wildlife in his hometown Owen Sound to seeing news stories about melting ice sheets and decades-long droughts, there is no end to the parade of ominous news. Little wonder then, that the worried comments from Anderson’s clients and students about the future only increase and increase. And like many others, he finds it difficult to share this crushing dread with others without turning them away. But our short film isn’t just about anguish. It’s also about what we do now. No, our individual actions may not be able to change the course of feedback loops or reverse fossil fuel extraction. But that doesn’t mean we can’t be contributing a community, we can’t be learning useful skills, and we can’t be connecting with other people and making a difference in their lives, now or later.

A short film homage to art historian Douglas Crimp. In the 1970s, Crimp attempted to publish a cookbook but his project failed and the book was never published.

Loubna Régragui is above all a film preservationist who also makes films. One needs to put it like that to understand some of the energies that animate The Nine Lakh Stars, which was the search for acceptable analogue elements of Maṇi Kaul’s high-modernist masterpiece Duvidha (1973) whose soul, she thinks, was erased by its digital mastering. Which is an interesting question to ponder apropos of a film that tells the story of a ghost, who incarnates a young bride’s absent husband... Is the digital the ghost of the analogue?

On February 24,2022 Russia attacked Ukraine. This is one of the millions of stories of Ukrainians who fled their homes. The path of heroes from the snowy peaks to the destroyed cities, wrapped in fear and love for each other to find a safe place.

Manipulation on a copy of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers film in which we see them dancing. I have carried out this intervention as a criminal act, spraying bleach throughout the entire tape where Fred dances, specifically on his head. In this mechanical concentration task, the chemical and material process that constitutes a cinematographic film is revealed. Attach yourself to the material repetitively, emotionally.

Hours before her assassination, Indigenous leader and environmental activist Berta Cáceres wrote down the names of those aiming to kill her. Using these clues, her friends and family seek to find the perpetrators.

Table Mountain stands isolated - an ancient, rocky beacon of biodiversity amidst the bustling city Cape Town at the south-western tip of Africa. Although humans have altered much of the mountain's ecosystems, it's fairytale gorges and tea-coloured streams are still home to an iconic but elusive amphibian - the Table Mountain Ghost Frog. The Ghosts of Table Mountain reveals the secret life of the Critically Endangered Table Mountain Ghost Frog and other freshwater creatures, and celebrates an inspiring, collaborative effort to restore the mountain's precious freshwater habitats.

Calvin Lee and Marisa Prince are Believers of Color - and frustrated Evangelical outsiders - seeking more for the American Christian Church. "Are We There YET" follows their cross country Road Trip to better understand the Doctrine of Discovery, its connection to contemporary Christian Nationalism, and if it's possible to chart a new course for the American Christian Church.

Between the early 1990s and late 2000s, in what can be considered the golden age of Italian disco, a number of people chose to document a swirling, sleepless nightlife. What emerged is a collection of low-definition videos in which flashing lights, pulsating music and dancing bodies merge to become a mass in constant agitation. Viva la notte starts from this material to explore and expand the sense of loss that characterizes it, taking it to a level of abstraction and opacity where the image dissolves similarly to the world that generated it. Forms are lost in the dark and what remains are the evanescent traces of another place, populated by fleeting ghosts in search of perpetual instability.

"Here was our home," says farmer Rahim Shorkar, and points to the water. “There were streets, schools and concrete buildings. We had everything." The river brings rich sediments that make the land fertile, but the Jamuna's generosity comes at a cost. Islands - known as chars - pop up at the river's whim. But they disappear just as quickly, and the people of the Jamuna must jump from island to island.

Michael Pilz re-examines his image archive to build a cinematic poem with footage shot between 2009 and 2018 in Iran and the Canary islands of La Gomera and El Hierro. The time of the film is generous and welcomes us into the intimacy of the one shooting.

The Time that Separates Us circles an ancient salt-rock formation overlooking the Dead Sea, near Ghor Al-Safi, Jordan. In the process, this Pillar of Salt becomes a portal through which to face the Jordan River Valley, its heavily militarized border and complex infrastructures of tourism, as well as the stigmatized realms of desire, sexuality, and gender encoded within a highly mediated political landscape and its related sites of mythology.

TK Maxx boasts a somewhat unique business model for the fashion sector, with its buyers purchase stock throughout the year depending on the opportunities they come across.

Musher Jonathan Hayes will attempt to go 261-mile backcountry through some of the most remote wilderness in Maine by the way of a team of 8 sled dogs. This expedition will recreate the distance run by legendary dog Togo and lead musher Leahnard Seppala almost 100 years ago as they raced to deliver the life-saving vaccine to the children of Nome Alaska. The dog Balto got the credit for the rescue because they finished the final 30 miles. But Togo and Seppala were the true heroes traveling a brutal 261 miles. And what many don't know is Togo retired right here in Maine at Poland Spring Resort where he started a kennel. And almost 100 years later with the descendants of Togo Jonathan Hayes will take on the True North of Maine! Take a seat and feel the cold wind rushing your face as he embarks on this life-changing adventure. Witness their determination as he attempts a 261-mile sled dog run honoring the legendary dog Togo!

What is political rhetoric? How is a word embodied? How do we establish a listening ear? These are all questions at the heart of so called politics. And just as decisive, who is talking to whom? For Pauline Bastard, whose projects (films and performances) consist of investigating the real and drawing out fictions that strip it back to its foundations, the 2022 presidential campaign offered the perfect opportunity to do so. Here are the bodies of some – you, me, everyone, in short the ultimate political body in a democracy – who endorse, are taken by the game and sometimes the words already spoken by others – well-known candidates. From one word to another, through the gaps that this authorises as much as the unforeseen associations, the exposure is as enjoyable as it is disconcerting. (Nicolas Feodoroff)

Two distinct interpretations of Chopin’s notable repertory prelude, immortalized in Ingmar Bergman’s Autumn Sonata, now receive an updated treatment, with a shifting focal gaze and staging that implicates the performer as the listener and listener as the performer.

In search of engineer Dragomirescu, is a documentary film directed by Dragoș Zamosteanu, which brings to the attention of the public the tragic destiny of Gheorghe Dragomirescu, an exceptional engineer, the father of six children, denounced for singing, on January 1, 1959, at the anniversary to a friend, "Deșteaptă-te, române!" and "Vântuleț de primăvară"

In the midst of the harsh Californian desert and on the shores of a toxic lake lies a land that time forgot. This once abandoned town is now home to a small community where art heals people in the most unexpected ways. A British matriarch, a retired bank robber, an evicted artist from LA and an Italian prince open the doors to a magical land, a living theater, perhaps a way to an alternative life.

As veteran filmmaker Rolando Díaz confronts his own aging, he turns his lens on unforgettable Spanish centenarian Simona Hoyo, reckoning with what it means when the body keeps going long after the soul grows tired in this colorful and poignant new documentary.