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While infrasound waves emerge from the emptiness of the Atacama Desert and from the Parisian metropolis, my grandmother narrates the experience of an earthquake we lived through together and reminds us that this invisible and powerful energy has always existed, that it is part of us, of our origin and of everything that surrounds us.
After a fifteen-year absence, Farah returns to Lebanon to live with her ageing father. There, the two try to find a common language that will allow them to have one last conversation. Ultimately, that language will turn out to be the only one he understands: poetry.
This behind-the-scenes documentary shows the making of the one-take robbery episode of "The Helicopter Heist" directed by Daniél Espinosa.
Moving between biopic and documentary, the film attempts to shed light on the life and personality of the great theater actor Marilú Marini, following her for six years in rehearsals between Paris and Buenos Aires. Hard work, keeping on the move, creativity, and an insatiable desire for experimentation paint a portrait of the 80-year-old actor who continues to surprise and be surprised, to define and be defined by her own art. An engaging and deeply honest documentary that invites you on a journey of discovery of inspiration, through the beneficial effect of the passage of time.
Portrait of Florin, a 45-year-old man living with residual schizophrenia. Despite the challenges posed by his condition, he celebrates his birthday with his friends met on the internet, though this is merely an exception to his everyday life.
A zoologist couple travels to West Africa to document some of the worlds deadliest snakes. Their expedition reveals a surprising similarity between handling deadly snakes and living in a healthy relationship.
On the morning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Ukraine's railway institution Ukrzaliznytsia started sending trains into war zones to evacuate civilians. Railway workers reporting for work that morning had become rescue workers overnight. They answered the call. Tetiana Vyslohuzova, a train master who had worked for Ukraine's railway institute all her life, was one of those people. This is her story.
The inspiring story of Bec Rawlings' rise from a difficult upbringing to becoming a UFC fighter and bare-knuckle boxing champion while protecting her children from abuse.
Artist/Director Mary Jo Bole mines an eccentric inherited archive in order to trace her family tree, which includes both Cleveland industrialist magnates and immigrant factory workers. Bole’s relating artwork, spanning decades, provides a thread that points to the unexpected ways in which these relatives and their memento mori endure.
In this feature-length documentary, we will tell the stories of men who are healing from the scars of childhood sexual abuse. While the statistics are horrifying for both sexes, the media and society seem to treat boy victims different from girl victims and this film will shine a light on the disparity. Lives full of shame, lack of self-worth and body dysmorphia as well as an often-continual fight to believe they are man enough or macho in the face of hiding scars from their childhood. The fear of being seen as a potential perpetrator because of their sexual abuse is a real systemic problem for men recovering from childhood sexual abuse. While the film will talk to some experts, the film will focus on personal stories and how these brave men have lived through their trauma.
Chef Charity Morgan is on a mission to change hearts and minds by adding delicious vegan options to Nashville's traditional, meat-loving hot spots.
In this coming-of-age documentary journey, three under-the-radar high school basketball players navigate the uncertainty of their futures amidst a volatile recruiting landscape. Aided by their coach, these players must overcome injuries, the daunting recruiting challenges of modern-day college athletics, and personal tragedies off the court, all to achieve a shared dream: to play college basketball.
The cables of the Madrid metro tunnels through variations in colour, movement and speed.
An exploration of Caxambu’s Parque das Águas, focusing on its mineral waters, vegetation, wildlife, and history. Scientists, researchers, doctors, and local residents share insights into the unique characteristics and properties of these remarkable waters.
The documentary takes place in the centre of the town Graulhet, in the Tarn and films the tanneries, once considered as the town's glory, as they now stand. The film presents these tanneries as places full of memories for these new workers and the documentary conveys all the poetry of the past that still lingers within these old walls.
How much further do we have to march?
The captivating portrait of a photographer's journey through the vibrant New York of '68, a Russian society on the brink of war, and the majestic Adirondack Mountains.
"Amidst All This Beauty" follows Ronald Lee Fleming, a noted urban planner and bon vivant, on a tour of his Newport, Rhode Island estate. In his garden, he has built shrines to the life he has lived and the many ways he has nearly died. He has begun sharing his hopes for the gardens when he is no longer there to tend them, ensuring the garden's future in Newport. Ronald has used the garden as a form of therapy, designing and building them to help heal the emotional wounds he sustained serving in the Vietnam War.
When Noemí left Escarigo in the 1960s in pursuit of a better life, she left behind a village whose streets were filled with life and joy. Now, silence reigns over this rural portuguese town. We follow Noemí on a trip back to her hometown, which she barely recognizes. With the help of the few locals and her longtime friends, Noemí dives into her past as she tries to cope with the loss of loved ones.
In the wake of Donald Trump, the American radical right has never seemed so powerful. Tracing back to the roots of the "Republican Revolution" that, since the 1990s, has paved the way for the rise of ultraconservatives, this essential timeline helps understand how the United States has reached the brink of chaos.
John Aielli influenced Austin's musical diversity for over 50 years. The opera singer from Killeen became Austin's legendary voice. His freeform interviews, on-air mishaps and philosophical musings made "Eklektikos" a one-of-a-kind show.
In her own way, the web girl has become the most popular artist in Quebec! Roxane opens the doors to her unique past, as she prepares to do the unimaginable: sing in front of thousands of people.
When you see Carlijn Kingma’s impressive artwork The Waterworks of Money, that efficiently illustrates the way the financial sector runs through everyday life, it’s hard to imagine how one would even begin creating something so highly detailed and intricate. But patience seems to be the keyword of this documentary portrait that follows Kingma from the inception of The Waterworks of Money to its display at the Biennale in Venice. Filmmaker Ariane Greep shows a master at work, slowly but surely refining her work into the masterpiece it became.
Flow is the beginning of the rhythm. Movement within flow is continuous, measured, and can often feel, feel cold, cold to the plunge, to the touch, the body needs a warmup. Let the body move you, not you the body, what the fuck does that mean? It represents beginning, arriving and falling, the end of a journey. A path come to a stop. Flail in the wind, succumb to the current, let the dust in the wind speak for your scaffold. Part 1 of 5.
South Korea's is facing a population crisis, with Seoul at the centre of it. The country’s capital remains the beneficiary of both internal and external migration. Instead, it is in the rural and peripheral areas where low birth rates and the aging population have become crises. The countryside is at risk of becoming extinct. As more opportunities and people get concentrated in Seoul, urban pressures have led to rising unemployment and cost of living. And when things get expensive, people do not have babies. Seoul now has the lowest birthrate in South Korea, in a country with the world’s most dire fertility. On the other hand, farms and factories in the rural areas desperately need workers. How can South Korea solve this population puzzle?
Cast and crew discuss the new emotions introduced in 'Inside Out 2'.
Child soldier is about the unheard story of child soldiers of the Iran-Iraq war, a documentary that has interviewed the child soldiers of this war among unseen images of the Iran-Iraq war. For the first time in four decades, they recount memories that they have never shared with their families before.
The story of the film Sister is told through a montage of various home videos and Instagram footage shot on a smartphone between 2020 and 2022. During these years, the author experiences Bosnia and Herzegovina in the era of the Covid-19 pandemic, which is struggling with the highest mortality rates from the virus in the world. Also, during the same period, the author decides to leave Bosnia and emigrate to a new life in Germany.
A short documentary about flights with paraglider.
Gain exclusive insight into the lives of elite athletes with disabilities, as six Kiwi contenders work relentlessly to qualify for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.
Three generations of women grapple with their family's legacy of the Holocaust, its affiliation with the Nazi regime, and their resistance.
Baghdad, early 1990s, in a reality where humans have been replaced by cyborgs, a young couple and their newborn try to flee their country where war has just broken out.
Anne has Asperger’s and is visually impaired due to her premature birth. As a result, she struggles to find her place in society. To protect herself, she creates a fantasy world in which she can escape and be herself.
After a premonition of an unusual bird, a father loses his voice. His daughter undertakes a search to rediscover him, through an intimate narrative that explores the past, the new facets and the silences of a man who is no longer the same.
KHARVAN is a mixed-media documentary exploring the coexistence between smooth-coated otters and the ancient Khazan ecosystem of Goa. Blending live-action and animation, the film delves into the unique socio-ecological balance of these human-engineered wetlands, highlighting their rich biodiversity, cultural heritage, and the challenges they face today. Through a narrative that intertwines wildlife, local traditions, and conservation, KHARVAN tells a captivating story of harmony, resilience, and the urgent need to protect the otters living in these ecosystems.
A curated program featuring some of the best surf films from around the world, showcasing a variety of surfing. Includes: TO BE FRANK, a short exploring the authentic and positive spirit of 73-year-old Frank Paine, a legend in the Hermosa Beach surf scene… CHASING THE UNICORN, a 34-minute film tracing surfing history in post-war Mozambique, centered on the search for a mythical wave known as the African Kirra.
In 'Weave', Kwame Phillips presents a poignant exploration of dance as a medium for self-expression and a reflection of societal norms.
From Doc Edge Superhero (2023), director Annie Goldson's film centres on life and work at a secret pet shelter, allowing victims of family violence to seek safety while knowing their animals are being cared for.
Photographer Brice Bischoff's psychedelic photographs explore time, space, and the history of the moving image in one of the most famous locations in Los Angles California: The Bronson Caves.
In the black shimmering of the picture, blurry images flash for fractions of a second, while in the center a swirling, growing something struggles to take shape. A study in cinematic abstraction, anchored in a night ride on Vienna’s public transportation system.
BLACK GIRLS is a visual anthology that illuminates the spectrum of advocacy for Black women in America. Directed by award-winning filmmaker B. Monét, BLACK GIRLS is an intimate, intergenerational portrait of identity, opportunity, and healing-centered engagement. Each chapter explores a different aspect of humanity: body, community, and love, and showcases how the corners of intersectionality can bring us all closer to the edge of a new beginning.
Documentary taking a look at the difficulties in Abel Gance's End of the World.
The documentary film about Jasmina Houdek is a portrait of a strong woman who managed to overcome the trauma of rape in her adolescence and became an important personality in the field of self-defense and especially in the fight against sexualized violence in the Czech Republic.
Shaping the Future chronicles the life of Lance Collins who pulled himself from adversity to achieve the American dream. It documents the effect he and his innovative surfboard designs had on a hotbed of Newport Beach surfers in the 1980s. But more importantly, it details how he was able to accomplish the most important thing in life – peace and joy.
“Peace for Armenia” weaves together the stories of Christian Armenians living in the United States, Armenia, and Artsakh in the three nerve-racking months leading to the end of the 35-year-long conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh. Beginning in the U.S., the film examines the context in which Armenian-Americans have maintained their cultural identity following the Ottoman Empire's genocide of their people. Unfortunately, history appears to be repeating, as Azerbaijan, blockades 120,000 Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh from receiving supplies essential to their survival. In the backdrop of a brewing war, the story is transported to Armenia through the main character, a second-generation Armenian-American who visits his homeland for the first time to connect with his roots and learn about the modern challenges faced by the nation.
José Celestino Campusano is preparing a new film. To do so, he summons a group of men including Vikingo, his usual actor. The four of them reflect on their origins, violence and cinema.
The film about the station master's son, "Kalle mellan bommarna" who became Skåne's very own Mick Jagger and James Dean in a lively combination.
Tattooists of Lincolnshire
A young man from Sudan creates an open forum where Dutch locals can freely ask him questions, sparking candid conversations that bridge cultural divides.
