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Trying to pass through Siren in the ocean, Odysseus drifted towards the feared unknown chasm. This won't happen today. Knowledge of geology and climatology has blocked humans' curiosity from wandering around the unknown world. The precisely depicted continents, oceans, islands and mountains seemingly announced the death of primitive mythology. This film tries to reboot an individual's search of nature, just like Don Quixote's rebellious journey. The key to this Pandora's box can be merely an unexpected turbulent incident in an individual's life.

"Life in Three Voices" follows Ensemble Adilei and the Chamgeliani sisters, both on tour in the US, and in their native Georgia. Shot in multiple locations in both countries, it is about discovery, community, friendship, and above all else, a completely unique (3-part) vocal tradition that brings together the most unlikely combinations of people from all around the world.

This is the story of Angela Kender, her mother's battle with COVID-19, and what Angela does to make her mother's struggle worth something.

To get over his Sunday boredom, a young Atikamekw spends time with friends, reminiscing about his dogs.

Short documentary film-portrait of Mykola Buderatskyi who is an openly gay volunteer paramedic.

ICE doesn't just separate families at the border. In the outskirts of Boston, three families face the impending threat of deportation. But as refugees from Cambodia and Vietnam, they know they'll have to fight together to stay together.

On this occasion Intrínserap presents an -interpretative- contextual analysis of all the work of the Spanish rapper, Ozelot. It is a video that consists of three chapters divided by each album that the rapper published in his career, but all three connected by its plot. Ozelot's work is a marvel from beginning to end, it would not be enough to make a video like this to unmask everything that the rapper anchored to his music and the pure thought of each song, even. An attempt has been made through inference to make a connection of points that try to make sense of Ozelot's albums Singularity, Dimensiones y Cuerdas and El hombre de masa cero, creating a chronological plot regarding the order of the themes within the albums.

The Punchline Music Special is a glimpse into the minds of a band that has carved their own path over the course of the past two decades. Under brilliant lights and surrounded by friends, join Punchline for an intimate and visually stunning time capsule that captures the essence of Punchline, a Pittsburgh band that has stood the test of time thanks to a passionate fanbase & a true love for music.

Based on the tragedy of the Montara Oil Refinery spill that occurred in the Timor Sea, East Nusa Tenggara in 2009. What kind of impact will it have on fishermen and seaweed farmers over time.

A unique non-profit in Rockford, Illinois that is devoted to empowering residents with creativity.

A series of humorous films about cats, from a spoof of Instagram-crazy cat parents to a feline puppet who thinks he is Elvis.

Mexico does not have the necessary social and governmental support for those who study arts, specifically music. With the help of two saxophonists we enter the life of musicians in Mexico, as well as discover the reason why they decided to study these careers, something that would seem a daring on their part, but perhaps it is what is needed in Mexico

Miranda walks through the Springville Museum of Art and shares her thoughts on art.

From every November to the following February, indigenous migrant fishermen set up camp along Taiwan's Lanyang River to catch the season's first batch of eel fries. Camaraderie and bonds are forged between them as they survive the hardship together.

A visual study which sketches the forms and outlines, the margins of queer kinships lived and practiced by the local queer community of post-socialist Split, Croatia.

Four weeks after the start of the quarantine, André begins to digitally recreate the street where he lives in Berlin. Wondering about the possibility of a cyber society, he keeps revisiting the virtual world of Second Life, searching for the promise he was once told as a kid.

“Boo” – the name is as unusual as the sound is special. The avant-garde composer Harry Partch invented instruments for micro-sounds and completely new musical experiences. The musician and instrument maker Thomas Meixner dedicated two years of his life, marked by family and health losses, to rebuilding 75 of these sound-generators for a concert tour. The film portrays a monomaniac who fiercely avoids social life but with great sensitivity makes material sing.

In the memorial park for the great leader lies a square named ‘Liberty’. Built when Taiwan was under one-party rule, the square was initially named the ‘Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Square’ after the President of the Republic of China, who relocated to Taiwan after the overthrow of the Kuomintang regime in China during the Chinese Civil War, before it was renamed ‘Liberty Square’ in 2007. By gazing upon this place, filmmaker Wood LIN looks to uncover the legacy of authoritarianism that this dictator has left on contemporary Taiwan. Are those that play in this square aware that they do so under the statue of a dictator? Do the tourists that travel here know who they are paying their respects to? Interweaving audio from propaganda films with footage of the square, Liberty Square raises questions about the nature of history and democracy, neither of which are as simple as they may first seem.

The true story of 10-year-old Wiesio, one of a thousand Polish children who were saved from the hell of World War II by an Indian Maharaja, Jam Saheb Digvijaysinhji.

Gennie Panguelo, a dedicated Aeta teacher, serves her fellow Aetas at Sitio Tarukan, Capas, Tarlac. She needs to cross rivers, walk for about 3 hours and climb the mountains just to share her learnings with the Aeta community. Despite failing 24 times in taking her licensure exam, she never gave up and has high hopes to pursue her dreams,and be able to impart her knowledge to her students.

A documentary film interrupted by a virus. Prolong forever the shortest of walks and return home at every step, such is the nature of our wandering intimacy. Interior and exterior are synonyms. The border is an open window.

Escape “remotely” or "virtually" from home to India! Find local treasures with me in the regions of Delhi, Haryana, and Kolkata where no commercial tour guide will take you to. The rustic and new India is at your fingertips now and will unfurl in front of your eyes! As your special tour guide, let me take you to the country where my parents were born and brought up. Through the artistic perspective of my eyes and heart, this travelogue displays all the impromptu, fresh, and personal moments that travel can bring with exuberant joy and life lessons. Experience up close and personal on this fast ride through the diverse thoughts, colors, voices, smells, sounds, and emotions from my experiences in India. My ultimate goal is to bring smiles to your faces through the spontaneity of my journey!”

In this new program, choreographer Twyla Tharp remembers her collaboration with Milos Forman on Hair and explains how the entire project was put together.

In 2020, the LGBTQ+ community in Taipei decided to host a pride parade during the COVID-19 pandemic, celebrating and marching for those who could not do it in their own countries.

When a person disappears, everything remains in its place. The film shows the life of my grandfather, Herbert Hurrle, through the things he accumulated in life. The memories with which these things are filled come to life.

A slightly different expedition to India, where a group of Latvians will travel across India for 4,000 kilometers in locally purchased tuk-tuks or auto rickshaws. This will not be a tour of Indian history, Hinduism, and the Taj Mahal with a local guide. Everything will be real – Latvians without makeup, without celebrities, and with real emotions. This will be an unplanned adventure that will begin when they leave their comfort zone by getting off the plane and will end when they get back on it.

A fun collection of short films and real-life stories of cats, their challenges, plus the joy they bring in the very first Cat Film Festival.

Over the course of two years, filmmaker Tanja Cummings visited Café Zelig, where Shoa survivors find a protected space to exchange ideas. The café becomes a hub of different lives and moments.

In Presidio, Texas, it is customary to hear Norteña music, typically Mexican, in the bars of the city. John Ferguson, american, governs the 4,426 inhabitants of the small town, is the principal of the city high school. As mariachi, John and Mariachi Santa Cruz also play in nearby Ojinaga, Mexico, distant the Rio Grande river from Presidio. The need to understand the history that binds Mexico to the United States, during one of the periods where the thread that weaves them seems to have become tangled. Viva Presidio! tells the story of a man whose ethnicity represents 2% of the population who voted to elect him, of the affection for his city and of the walls and customs in a reality where, the real cultural accents,represent an element of union between two communities in conflict today.

A documentary on the cruelty of Japan's judicial and penitentiary system.

When dead bodies show up across California in 1991, investigators realise they are dealing with a twisted serial killer. Audio tapes and interviews with the victims’ loved ones reveal the shocking details of these chilling murders.

Iceland is an island on fire, with 30 active volcanoes generating a third of the world's land-based lava. Across the small country, steam hisses, water erupts, and magma spews. But there is one force powerful enough to challenge Iceland's fiery heart: ice. Join us on a spectacular tour over a land of spellbinding contrasts, where fierce volcanoes and powerful glaciers coexist, and new ground is borne every day from deep inside the Earth's blazing core. It's a unique view of a one-of-a-kind world and you have a first-class seat.

Out of the Box is a travelogue through Asia where filmmaker and CrossFit coach, Amit Tripuraneni, discovers and reveals the cultures, samples the local cuisine, and explores the local CrossFit scene across varied Asian cities.

Samir and Karim are two Italian-Egyptian brothers. On February their parents went to Egypt for a few days to visit relatives. But since the pandemic exploded and Italy went into lockdown they have not had the opportunity to return back home.

A tale about the human spirit, PATHFINDER – Life beyond fear, follows six world-class slackliners on a highlining mission deep into the Norwegian mountains to attempt something that has never been seen before: Walking a thin line, elevated in the vastness between two colossal cliffs, illuminated only by the mystical northern lights.

Stories of children who lost an important part of their lives due to the fighting in Donbas area, Ukraine.

The action consists of two parts and is timed to the day of the presidential elections in the Republic of Belarus.

This documentary charts the affinities between Edvard Munch’s art and Tracey Emin’s, exploring the many unexpected ways that this godfather of expressionism resonates with one of Britain’s pre-eminent artists.

A strange anomaly occurred 11,000 years ago. Groups of gods and sages appeared around the world precisely where humans suddenly discovered civilization. Indigenous people describe these gifted people as human-like but not quite human: Followers of Horus, People of the Serpent, Sapti Rshi, Shining Ones, Offiusa, Lookers, Watchers, Hayhuaipanti, Urukehu, and Anu-naga, to name a few. Who were these gods? Were they all connected? And have we been so obsessed with Atlantis and Lemuria that we’ve ignored other locations where this parallel civilization once dwelt? Islands such as Lapukije, Te Petaka, Ta Neterw, iw titi, and an academy called the Birthplace of the Gods? Join best-selling author Freddy Silva on a history-changing journey to the oldest navels of the Earth, including Gobekli Tepe, the Nile Valley, Yucatan, Lake Titicaca, Easter Island, and New Zealand.

Using real world locations in Essex, "(study for) Swedge of Heaven" explores liminal, transitional, and peripheral spaces and realms, navigated by a reanimated rave mascot and a wooden Neolithic fertility figure. Although from distant moments in history, the protagonists are both figures indicative of ritual gathering created by Essex communities. Within the work the figures hover in cultural/historical flux, a state of simultaneous belonging and alienation as they pass through and around places seemingly suspended on the edge of conventional time and space.

"Our voices are not our own" explores the concept of voice as a physical and immaterial presence or absence, in relation to broken vocal cycles. Invisible figures wear drawn costumes, created for the film using a chemical-reflective, light-fibre fabric. Soft-pastels and fabric changes in the different light conditions and under flash everything becomes monochrome. The figures wearing these drawings are rendered ghosts, or ghosts of voices, only their shapes visible underneath. The film’s audio is created from distorting frequencies of various digital noises taken from text, email and messaging notifications in addition to breath and heartbeats.