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A documentary exploration into an essential automotive accessory on the streets of Kolkata. The cacophony stirred Andrew Scott to delve into the horns behind the ever-present honking.

Groucho, Harpo and Chico, the three Marx brothers, entertained cinema audiences for decades from the 1930s onwards. They started out as vaudeville performers on stage and eventually moved on to the big screen. In Swedish, the films were given titles that began "En dag på...". In the crazy and completely irreverent company of the comedians, we visited the racetrack, the opera and the department store among many other things. Here is the truth behind the scenes that became little comic gems, legendary even today.

In Texas, a chapel built in 1899 on the bank of the Rio Grande sits in the proposed path of President Trump's border wall.

Marco Kyris worked as Nic Cage’s stand-in for a decade on 20 films. From his look-alike's break-out in Leaving Las Vegas to the blockbuster National Treasure franchise, this is Marco's story of working in the shadows of one of Hollywood's most notorious actors.

This documentary, AS TALL AS LIONS - A Farewell Documentary, chronicles the history and final chapter of the band As Tall As Lions. Through interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and live performances, the members reflect on their journey from high school friends to a touring band.

Two Kinder-Bueno sellers walk through the parking lot with their merchandise in their pockets. They enter a block of flats and are stopped by two police officers who chase them. A race ensues, followed by shouts of laughter. The vendors find refuge in a church cinema where they meet a lawyer and a teacher…

Backyard Chicken Coops is an informative how-to documentary both for people interested in this new trend in small scale agriculture, and for those looking to start raising chickens of their own. Imagine being able to pick up farm fresh eggs from your backyard! For some, it's no longer just a fantasy. Chicken cooping has taken off in backyards all over the country, not only bringing food production closer to home, but enlightening lives with charming, quirky pets!

Irish photographer Tom Wood, affectionately known as "Photie Man" by the people of Liverpool, his adopted city, needs no introduction. He captured it in an almost obsessive manner from 1978 to 2001. His photographs are a tender chronicle of the daily life of the Scousers, from the market to the Anfield football stadium, through its nightclubs and the seaside resort of New Brighton. In front of Emmanuel Bonn's camera, the photographer revisits these places that continue to nourish his work. Back in his home in Wales, against a backdrop of classical music, Tom Wood invites us to dive into his archives and shares his vision of the medium, his life, and the projects that have marked it. A modest and touching portrait of whom Martin Parr calls the "unsung genius of British photography.”

Behind the scenes documentary on Kiyoshi Kurosawa's "Before We Vanish"

The short film that tells the city of Catanzaro through the eyes of a swallow, which travels through the riches of the city.

For 40 years, The Sunday Game has been bringing Gaelic Games to Irish audiences, provoking countless Monday morning arguments along the way. Featuring a starry team sheet of producers, presenters, pundits and players, this is the story of how a GAA highlights show became a national institution.

Teviot Fairservis is the founder of Cat Beach Sanctuary - the coolest animal rescue in Penang, Malaysia where rescued cats receive loving care.

A device that can create the illusion of movement can be built by coupling the speed of a rotating disc to the recording frame rate of a camera. This so-called phonotrope is a contemporary version of the phenakistiscope. In her how-to video, Tess Martin explains how this technique works and how it was used in her film “Orbit.”

Short documentary focused on Ostersunds Football Club, in the north of Sweden, and their training programme based on a mixture of community work, football and dance.

Video work concerning the censorship of Oura's print series Holding Perspective and the following trial of 1986-2000

An up and coming digital artist makes a house call to his personal hero: the inventor of the internationally popular 90s kids painting program: Kid Pix.

Documentary about the history of Rock in Portugal, and the impact that the city of Almada had in it.

Twenty-one years old, my father died as soon as I entered the university again. 'My father is not at home. Not Today, Not Tomorrrow' I confess I'm not okay. And I want to live a life finding the precious thing that I have Forgotten and Lost So I Move. To never Forgotten and Lost.

Young Afro-descendant women from Cauca tell the story of their ancestors, where slave women played fundamental roles that endure today in the community. Crucial work in the face of the inclemency of violence, building a legacy of rebellion, resilience and fortitude.

Black Power Naps reclaims laziness and idleness as power as the artists explain in a video talking about their work.

The documentary series "Women talking and cooking" shows part of the cultural diversity present in Oaxaca, Mexico, in which we can appreciate the cosmovisions of different cultures trough language and gastronomy, saved from one generation to the next by women. Composed of eight chapters, the series is a homage to these guardians and ancestral knowlege-transmitters.

A Life among Monkeys’ tells the story of Smithsonian primatologist, Dr Wolfgang Dittus, through the unfolding narrative of the lives of the toque macaques monkeys, living among the spectacular ruins of an ancient temple in the heart of the Sri Lankan jungle.

In 2019, Blank Collective Films were on a search for an explanation to their insanity. Anticipation. Inspiration. Creativity. Perseverance. Experience. Exploration. And Satisfaction. These 7 Stages are designed to postulate a progression of the emotional stages during a ski season. Simply, the Blank Collective takes you on a journey through the 7 Stages of Blank, a lighthearted look into the bond that develops around the sport of skiing.

How is Singapore's identity constructed in Singapore cinema?

An extremely thoughtful and innovative documentary, which exists in several different formats with different timings, is dedicated to Jerusalem as a holy city for three Abrahamic religions at once.

In Aleppo, a city devastated by war, a journalist meets an old man dressed in yellow. She becomes fascinated by the yellow man and wants to make a report about him.

We follow New Zealand comedian Al Pitcher's search for what it really means to be big in Sweden. With a road movie and large portion of humor, Al discovers odd landmarks such as the world's largest cheese slicer and a big potato in Mjölby.

Ebun Sodipo’s film And the Seas Bring Forth New Lands brings together archival footage and a performance of original text to grapple with the interconnected precarity and joys of Black life. Footage combines clips from popular films, news broadcasts, social media platforms such as Vine, and fashion shows. Sodipo’s film reckons with the demands placed on Black existence while speculating on other ways of being adjacent to these violences. The soundscape knits together music from artists such as Blood Orange and Solange, along with Sodipo’s performed text.

A documentary on Rojava/North-East Syria and the social change there.

Fayza from Egypt and Savyasachi from India have been trying to have a conversation with the workers, who come to work in Krsko from Bosnia and Herzegovina and other Ex-Yugoslavian countries, Albania and Kosovo. The first day the workers were fine with filming, but the next day there were just signs of their work on the streets…

The protagonist of the story is a place of calmness, purity and serenity: an ancient shrine on an islet, dedicated to Our Lady. It is facing a strange antagonist: speed, tumult, superficiality, and vanity of the modern era. Heavenly vs. mundane, temporarily vs. eternal, material versus spiritual…

The Craft offers a behind-the-scenes look into Rhode Island's booming craft beer industry that examines this rich subject matter from a variety of angles and perspectives. It delves into the personal histories and career paths of a number of our state's most well-known brewers, the history of Rhode Island's oldest and still-beloved "craft" brand, Narragansett Beer, the industry's growing impact on our state's economy and recent legislative changes that have supported this growth, and, of course, the ins and outs of the brewing process itself.

In May 2014, fire tore through the west wing of the Glasgow School of Art, destroying its famous library. Designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the building was one of the finest examples of modern architecture in the world. What followed was the biggest conservation project in Europe: to restore the building to Mackintosh's original vision. It was on the verge of completion when a second, more devastating fire struck in June 2018. Featuring behind the scenes access following the restoration process, this documentary charts five extraordinary years which saw the Glasgow School of Art make headlines around the world. A tale of passion, dedication and emotion: as the building is brought back to life only to be destroyed once more, we hear from the highly skilled conservation workers, architects, former students, local residents and artists in a compelling portrait of the battle to save The Mack.

An egg that won’t crack. A mermaid who wants to do the splits. A breast that won’t lactate. A pelican that pecks itself. This performance to camera builds on a series of live works made in 2018 and develops a free-associative language to discuss the lived experience of fertility treatment. Viriditas is a concept associated with the medieval mystic Hildegard of Bingen – a notion of spiritual ‘greening’, which here is applied to the female body. Performative action is layered with readings of Hildegard’s texts and coded watercolour drawings. Other points of reference include Carlo Crivelli’s portraits of the Virgin and Child; the lactating nereids on the Fountain of Neptune in Bologna; and the pagan-Catholic hybrid goddess, Madonna of the Wheat. This work is supported by a bursary from a-n The Artists Information Company and supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.

The film consists of separate short stories, organically combined into a single documentary narrative that introduces the viewer to today's Khabarovsk territory and its inhabitants. The characters of the film are people of different professions and Hobbies who live in different districts of the Khabarovsk territory, but are United by love for their land and a vision of the future connected only with it. Every day they contribute to the development of the region, sometimes without even knowing how significant.

For over a month, the hearts and minds of Chileans have been ablaze. Too long have people suffered from extreme inequalities instituted by the Pinochet dictatorship 30 years ago. Now, under the Piñera’s government, people young and old have taken to the streets. Enough is enough. It’s been bad for too long.

Video directed by Lana Z Caplan.

In 1938 private Arnold Joseph, a German Jew from Saarbrücken, managed to escape from the Nazis to the USA. From 1945 till 1946, he served in the U.S. Army and acted as a censor of mail to and from Nazi prisoners at the Nuremberg Trials. After the trials, Joseph succeeded as a humanities scholar and an educator - he settled in Columbus, Ohio, graduated from The Ohio State University, and taught French at Denison University until his retirement in 1990. But the past is not forgotten: Arnold talks about his unique experience of distant contact with the minds of people who were accused of war crimes against his own people.

RNT Architects build a library for a small desert community to give the town of Borrego Springs an identity.

While on the verge of a manic episode, the mother of the director gets involved in a suspicious internet relationship. When the director finds out this is a dating scam, he takes on the role of protective parent over his mother, revealing the reversed roles that have developed over the years...

With people around the country celebrating the birth of Lord Ganesha and bringing the Ganesha idols at their homes, there can't be a better way to kickstart the festivities than this National Geographic documentary. This 43-minute documentary gives us a sneak-peek into the history, behind-the-scenes workings, culture and traditions of the famous Lalbagh Cha Raja in Mumbai.

A retired Canadian professional wrestler from a very famous family recounts an amazing life in the ring and discovers an unexpected new family connection.

In the Anorí region, Antioquia, the eyes of scientists and ex-combatants from the FARC-EP converge to rediscover the territory that sheltered them during the war years. Biodiversity is now the symbol of peace and reconciliation.