The citizens of Tijuana show their annoyance, what they call Central American invaders that ran out of their countries, fleeing violence, poverty, now installed and waiting to cross the wall to the United States.
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The citizens of Tijuana show their annoyance, what they call Central American invaders that ran out of their countries, fleeing violence, poverty, now installed and waiting to cross the wall to the United States.
This short documentary film is a poetic and intimate portrait of two drag queens in Mexico City, Bárbara Durango & Tiresias , who narrate their story of coming into themselves and how their families and friends reacted.
An experimental super 8 film with combining themes of the human, nature, and architectural condition. Digitally edited to an original score with the use of rapid intercutting and superimposition.
The story of a family that left a successful life in Moscow and arrived in the Artsakh village. The head of the family is an Armenian, his wife is Russian, his daughter still remembers life in Russia, but speaks more and more about the Armenian nature and the importance of life on the land of ancestors.
Documentary about asylum seekers in the Netherlands.
Documentary short about a planned three floor underground structure.
The man closed the Cinema 55 years ago. Even so, people are coming. The man also put a fire on the projector today. “I will never let it go!”
Kun painuvi päät (As the Heads Bow Down) is a documentary about the 1918 Civil War in Finland.
Maelstrom is a poetic found footage documentary about a paradise lost, composed of Syrian amateur videos. The film is inspired by the true story of a young Syrian refugee who, in search of a new home, tried to swim from Calais to England. During this fatal journey, memories of hist past life haunt the swimmer's mind. These flashbacks form a psychological web in which he slowly gets caught. It becomes apparent that the final destination is not England, but the paradise of a lost part.
In the US and around the world, there are reports of certain areas experiencing an unusually high level of UFO sightings.
A melancholic story about a cancer afflicted two-year-old boy, Sanajit Raul, from a remote village in India, whose parents chose to withdraw him form treatment and left him to die untreated.
A feature documentary following hemp farmers, a hemp food company, and state regulators through one year in the Colorado hemp industry. The film tracks the raw hemp from the fields to the shelves of American grocery stores. Along the way, Evo Hemp partners with Alex White Plume of the Oglala Lakota tribe to create the first Native American hemp products in the United States.
In a mosaic of testimonies, observations, video clips and some experimentation, this film goes into 10 days of paralysis and union struggle in October 2018 by a conflict dragged down for years between public transport workers due to the lack of restrooms and appropriate working conditions.
Douglas Reese stitches hours of footage from his cloud's video library, offering achronological glimpses spanning February 2015 to October 2019.
A look at how a child abuse case engulfed a California beach community in 1983 and became a modern-day witch hunt.
10 years of research on fasting and 6 months of interviews with specialists: doctors, biologists, supervisors, surgeons, researchers, pharmacologists ...
When All That’s Left is Love is the emotionally gripping story of a wife’s determination to care for her Alzheimer’s-stricken husband in their home. With unprecedented, behind-the-scenes access, the film reveals the toll that the disease takes on families coping with Alzheimer's, while also showcasing the power of love that sustains both patients and caregivers.
Different young men. Different questions. Different perceptions about women. And the force of habit.
Isolated and separated from their families, hear stories from the men on Manus in their own words.
A documentary about the battle of San Salvador (Ofensiva Hasta el Tope) during the Salvadoran Civil War in 1989.
Bauer’s quirky family gathers once a year in a French chateau. There is a crooning cousin, family dinners with games and plays, and a great-uncle who still seems to live in the Vichy age. At the heart of this colourful cast is Maman, Bauer’s grandmother, who passed away during the shoot. What follows is an increasingly absurd story of a woman who, after her death, embarks on a journey that eventually becomes an odyssey.
A courageous and determined young woman talks about her experiences going through Female Genital Mutilation and the need to undergo a reconstructive surgery on her genitals.
In 2013, Film makers Anna and Tom Davies set off on a round-the-world journey, meeting and connecting with different people from different backgrounds and collating their stories. Each person interviewed shared who they are, what they'd experienced, their ideas on love and freedom and lessons they've learnt. The documentary is a compilation of these stories and insights. An opportunity to learn, appreciate, connect and care about people living in our global community.
Interweaving newsreel footage and film extracts with the voices of ‘Ajan laulu’ – a workers’ choir based in Kemi, the most leftist city in Finland – the essay film takes us on a historical journey examining the collective memory, dreams and traumas of the working class. Is there a future for the Finnish labour movement?
Erick's life changed forever when he got into a taxi. The driver and two accomplices sexually assaulted him. The then 17-year-old never went to the police, never saw a doctor and never told his family or friends. After feeling broken for 10 years, he goes on a journey to reclaim his life - changing the world around him along the way.
The Blackouts is an essay that tells the story of a family moving from Finland to Poland in search of their roots. Living in Warsaw, they face the hustle and bustle of a city scorched by its tragic past.
This documentary is set at Lee Perry's mountain top home and studio in Switzerland and features some of the actual sessions for the original studio recording of "Revelation". It focuses on Lee's work in collaboration with multi-instrumentalist Steve Marshall in both his engineering and his producer ("John Saxon") roles.
'Novaya Gazeta'. One of the first independent editions of post-Soviet Russia. One of the last remaining today.
Composer Georg Friedrich Haas and African-American kink educator Mollena Lee Williams enter into a complicated relationship.
Dr. Susan Spatz recounts her experiences with remarkable clarity; a story that began in her teens when a decision by her mother condemned her to death, and cost Susan 3 years in unbearable Nazi concentration camps
On February 5th, 2019, thousands of Martiniquais took to the streets to demonstrate against the “high living costs” and for higher wages. The 38-day strike resulted in a memorandum of understanding that was partially respected, although it was not enough to erase the colonial burden that Martinique still carries.
Documentary about the American Prairie
Two brothers on the threshold of adulthood still live with their mother and grandmother. In an apartment, they fight for even the smallest bit of autonomy, and each of them has a different strategy for moving around this difficult terrain. However, the family portrait is not complete - it lacks the father, whose significant absence returns with a dull tone in the telephone receiver.
RTÉ Investigates reveals serious environmental and safety hazards within the ESB Network spanning two decades, and hears from a whistleblower who has documented his concerns in protected disclosures. Whistleblower Séamus O’Loughlin: “I got the report on the fluid filled cables, I got the total leakage, up to a million litres in 20 year period. I just couldn’t compute it to be honest. I was astounded.” An internal ESB report from 2014, which is marked confidential, states that: “leaks could present a very high environmental impact, given the proximity to the Grand Canal.” The ESB report goes on to say that the underground cable oil is “not considered compatible with watercourses and the associated eco systems, in rivers and canals and the sea.”
Human Zoos tells the shocking story of how thousands of indigenous peoples were put on public display in America in the early decades of the twentieth century. Often touted as "missing links" between man and apes, these native peoples were harassed and demeaned. Their public display was arranged with the enthusiastic support of the most elite members of the scientific community, and it was promoted uncritically by America's leading newspapers. This award-winning documentary explores the heartbreaking story of what happened, shows how African-American ministers and other people of faith tried to push back, and reveals how some people are still drawing on Social Darwinism in order to dehumanize others. The film also explores the tragic story of eugenics in America, the effort to breed human beings on Darwinian principles.
Daan Wielens is 25 years old and has never had sex. As a result, he feels an enormous pressure. In his graduation film, Daan speaks to friends, his parents and experts about his struggle with sex.
Through the images of her own film, the filmmaker seeks not only to remake the identity broken by the illness suffered by her grandmother, but also her own as an extension of that one. Trapped between the walls of the home, in what is revealed as a vital and existential confinement, only the dog will act as a connecting vehicle with the outside world.
A documentary that investigates the psychological effects of everyday social media use while exploring how our influencers deal with the fame, money, hate and obsession that comes with it.
A glimpse into a refreshingly different sex education class in the Netherlands.
A documentary short about elderly people getting together for tennis.
Breque observes the impact of two characters' expedients, and investigates how they develop their free time of choice. Another perspective is the testimony and analysis of a university professor on the impact of contemporaneity, the emergence of occupational diseases, self-demand, and the recognition resulting from work
A loft is the space between yesterday’s party and tomorrow’s exhibition. Today, it seems as though time has stopped. Anything can happen. Any incident could become an artistic or near-artistic statement. A rave, an event, an exhibition, even a party, for example for a birthday, can have the spirit of an artistic event if properly decorated and advertised in social networks. Even the absence of events, just hanging out in the creative space, can also be classed as some kind of «creative procrastination» or critical of the world of doing nothing. Modern art — performance, installation, video, becomes part of fashionable leisure time, part of a lifestyle. A kind of «psychedelic» pastime, in which the boundaries between everyday reality and artistic gesture are blurred, becomes commonplace.
Aside from its 430 kilometers of golden sand coasts, Puerto Rico hides a colonial treasure of untold wealth. Nestled in the Caribbean Sea, this island is a water-sports paradise, renowned for diving, sailing, and deep-sea fishing. It is also home to one of the rarest bioluminescent bays on the planet, not to mention a massive rainforest and spectacular caves.
Girlz to Men is a documentary about 3 Black transgender men who share their dynamic experiences.
The film explores a correlation between skin and identity through intimate conversations with young people who experienced skin bias, weather because of their colour, scars, tattoos or past medical conditions.
Miany, 84, is increasingly losing her words. In front of her granddaughter's camera, she recounts a childhood memory from 1939. Between memory and forgetting, a story on the edge of time.
Experience the natural world through the eyes of the Vikings. From the killer whales of the North Sea to the volcanic mounts of Iceland, see the deep history and cultural respect the Vikings had with the land and sea. Ewan McGregor narrates.
Set against the backdrop of the 2004 presidential election, 'Black Eye: Dan Rather and the Birth of Fake News' covers the controversial decision by CBS News and anchor Dan Rather to run a story involving unauthenticated memos claiming then-President George W. Bush had received favorable treatment during his time in the Texas Air National Guard.
Unveiling the secret life of disgraced billionaire Jeffrey Epstein.
Short music documentary that follows three contemporary rock bands from Niš (Revolution, Dok 7 and Puls), whose frontmen talk about the current state of rock genre in Serbia.
33 years after the disaster, 5 days and nights illegally in the restricted area, in Pripyat, and on the Duga-1 antenna.
Day. From a bird's eye view, the camera slowly descends into the park of the Odesa Film Studio. Bare black tree trunks all around. Brown leaves underfoot. An ancient Italian fountain with a sad Narcissus. Late autumn. Deserted and quiet.
Veronika Stepanova discusses the phenomenon of computer nerds with a kakashechka up their derriere. Also shades Elon Musk.
Inna Levitan, citizen of Israel who left her quite life, two children and joined the communistic brigade in the Ukrainian Civil war.