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A rogue tiger shark kills two people in the Caribbean, sparking fear that it's the legendary devil shark. A team tracks the shark behind the attacks and uncovers a seismic force driving sharks to aggression in these waters.
This documentary retraces the memories of dozens of individuals, exploring themes such as childhood, love and marriage, survival, faith, illness, and death. It serves as a visual taxonomy of memory.
Four kayakers (ab)use rafting as a means to catch fish on Slovenia’s chalk stream called Krka. Casting flies amongst castles and cattails, this became the arena for a gruelling competition that applied pressure of all kinds.
Follows the work of icon master Pavel Varunin from 2021 to 2023 - how the wood-carved icons that end up in chapels are created. In addition, the film also takes a brief look at Varunin's other creative fields.
Shot shortly before and after the 2024 presidential election, 15 different people answer one question, "What will the United States be like in 10 years?"
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The story of the Druze community in the Golan Heights—conquered in 1967 and annexed by Israel in 1981—is told through two characters from Majdal Shams: 19-year-old Aya, who dreams of joining Israel’s national hockey team and is willing to accept Israeli citizenship to achieve her goal, and her older uncle Ayoub, a journalist and farmer who identifies as Syrian and firmly rejects Israeli citizenship. Filmed overthe course of three years, the documentary explores the deep identity crisis of a lost community striving for a peaceful life on its ancestral land while caught in the grip of a turbulent fate.
224 km. Something even CRAZIER than the Diagonale des FOUS. And yet, this isn’t just a race story. Ultra Normal is the story of an ordinary guy who let himself dream one last time before becoming an adult. That’s Clem Qui Court. He’s not a character. He’s me. But above all, it’s the extraordinary people around me. It’s you.
This short film tells the deeply personal and emotional journey of a father who made the life-altering decision to immigrate to Canada from Congo with his family. Narrated from his perspective, it dives into the challenges and obstacles he faced while fleeing his home country.
As a part of a tribute night to broadcaster and television executive Alan Yentob, he interviews leading British artist Jenny Saville. One of the most successful figurative painters working today, she came to prominence as part of the YBA movement in the late 1980s and early 1990s. She has been reluctant to discuss her work for many years on television, until now. Alan Yentob was working with her on a film for Imagine and caught up with her in Vienna on the eve of two major 2025 exhibitions she is mounting. This was the last interview Alan Yentob conducted in a career spanning six decades at the BBC, bringing many of the world’s leading artists and creatives to the screen. Alan also persuaded Jenny to allow cameras into her painting studio for the first time in almost three decades.
Simple Countryside Living in Azerbaijan, by Amalia Hajieva "Don't let the length of the video fool you, for it has been years of memories in the making ♥︎ going through my videos and finding all these special moments has brought the biggest smiles to my face"
A reformed girl reports sexual abuse within her family, but the accused are acquitted. Twenty-five years later, how does her community look back on what happened?
In half-disused workshops of the Ethiopian railway, railway workers Goshou, Berhanu and Basha, try to maintain their machine alive on a daily basis. To travel the 207 kilometers of the path through the desert, it takes more than ten hours, sometimes more. Sometimes, the train doesn't leave. Just around the corner, a new electrified line constructed by China threaten to make this historical line fall into oblivion.
In a small Hungarian town painter Péter Molnár leads filmmaker Márton Tarkövi on a journey through meadows, clearings and Molnár’s drawings. The viewer joins them, as they discuss art, time and life itself.
In 2014, in Kurdistan, thousands of Yazidi women are kidnapped by ISIS and reduced to sexual slavery. Most of them become pregnant. Once freed, the surviving mothers are forced by their own community to abandon their children.
Shrouded in mystery, our documentary dives into the seldom-told tale of Luxembourg’s emigration to Argentina.
Art, social activism, and suicide converge to bring visibility to a serious problem that has been silenced. Paco Carcavilla, who lost his son Mario, gives talks to raise awareness about suicide; Leire Izaguirre, a criminologist, helps at the Association of Suicide Survivors in Navarra (Besarkada-Abrazo); Jesús Manuel García (Fitín) creates six paintings inspired by Leire's final degree project.
Blending staged scenes and home footage, Sari Sari reimagines a family’s life inside and around the sari-sari store, where children’s longing collides with the unseen labor of their mother.
Documentary about Portuguese poet Yvette K. Centeno.
Ten years after the death of her friend Lola, the filmmaker searches for a way to measure time. Through images, she traces a map of the present with echoes of the past: a tree, a dress, a group of friends.
Uncover how Bryan Kohberger's heinous act gripped social media and shook the nation, with new police body cam footage and family testimony.
Follows Luke Grenfell-Shaw's mission to cycle from Brighton to Beijing after being diagnosed with cancer at the age of twenty-four.
A documentary about musician-inventor borthers Szalay András and Szalay A. Sándor.
This documentary was made to mark the 50th anniversary of the broadcast of the cult series Gruntovčani. By analyzing the character of Dudek, the film reminds us that in our own lives, consciously or unconsciously, we often take on the characteristics of the honest Podravina character Dudek, who was masterfully embodied by the late actor Martin Sagner. By combining archival material, interviews with the remaining living members of the crew that filmed the series, as well as authentic witnesses who still cherish the memory of Gruntovčani today, the film tells the story of the creation and timelessness of the cult TV Zagreb series.
Follow Elvis tribute artist Stan, as he prepares for the biggest Elvis competition in the Southern Hemisphere. A funny and moving tribute to a man who would be King.
Attorney Harry Franklin takes on the case of a man he's convinced is wrongfully accused of murder.
In 1992, five college friends were filmed with a borrowed VHS camera, each voicing their dreams for the future: an artist, a young mother, a dropout, a math graduate stuck in fast food, and another grappling with mental health issues. Over the next three decades, their lives unfolded in unexpected directions as they scattered across the country. The visuals evolve along with them, shifting from VHS to Hi-8, Super 8, HD, and eventually 4K footage. Anchored by a haunting image of the Mississippi River in flood, which serves as a reminder of change that cannot be contained, the film becomes an intimate chronicle and meditation on endurance. Part documentary, part time capsule, part reckoning, WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED is a road map for anyone trying to make sense of how we become who we are. By compressing decades into moments, it reveals how small choices become major turning points—and the resilience it takes to navigate the twists and surprises that shape a life.
I'm Not Your Heroine examines pain, loss, addiction, and the space in which they intertwine. It is the story of a mother who is helpless to alleviate the pain of her son, who turns to drugs after his father-figure commits suicide.
The Farmer's Daughter is a documentary telling the story of Tara Barrett a successful news anchor. In the 2000's tragedy struck her family and she was left with the difficult decision to continue her career or save her family's legacy.
The country is getting rid of stray animals - by shooting them. This is happening because most people in the country are indifferent to stray animals. But there is one woman who cares about the lives of these stray animals. Over the course of 5 years, she has accumulated over 200 injured, abandoned and starving dogs in her home. From discomfort and inconvenience, her neighbors have sued her and have already won twice. At the moment, the heroine is awaiting a third lawsuit, the likelihood of losing this trial is known to many. But she is ready to do anything to save her dogs. Will she be able to save them? Or will they be liquidated by court order?!
The adults and children who reside in the South African village of "Sparrow Village", enjoy a day of tranquility and peace in this free roaming cinéma vérité documentary about a very tight knit community.
Historically, tango has been associated with machismo, but in recent years, feminism and the LGBTQIA+ movement have been reshaping it and opening up new avenues for expression and inclusion. The solemn charm of classic tango is combined with androgynous bodies, and a new freedom emerges: creative, technical, but above all emotional and linked to gender diversity.
A film about a festival that has always been more than just a festival. It's about music, which has always been more than just music. It is a story about bright people who grew up under the MJR banner. People have grown up, they have become a tribe and it is time for them to leave the island and go out into the world.
Today, the world is facing a new challenge — the militarization of outer space. All communications and most weapons are provided and controlled from space. Military and dual—use satellites are a strategically important part of the modern confrontation, without which victory is unthinkable either on the battlefield or in the political arena. Currently, new players are increasingly claiming a military presence in space.
Forty years after a gay Apache man is framed for the brutal murder of a closeted Catholic priest, a police chief uncovers long-buried evidence that shakes up the small, oil-rich West Texas town that imprisoned him.
The creator of the T-34 tank Mikhail Koshkin, mountain climber Mikhail Bobrov, Olympic champion Yuri Tyukalov, sculptor Mikhail Anikushin, composer Veniamin Basner did not perform ostentatious feats, but simply did their job, day after day bringing victory in the Great Patriotic War closer. Their destinies, like threads, intertwined into a single story of courage, talent and unbending will.
Luis, ‘The Lizard’, lives trapped between a nursing home, the shadow of his past, and madness.
42-year-old Elena has big dreams. The beating heart of her remote Moldovan village, she organises community clean-ups, supports lonely elders, and each year dons a Santa Claus costume to bring joy to her neighbours. But beneath the suit, Elena is driven by ambition and a desire to shake things up. Her dream? To become mayor.
Byung-ye and Dohyun are second-year mechanical students in the skills program at Busan Technical High School. They devote themselves to practice day and night, determined to win a medal at the National Skills Competition — because only then do they even stand a chance of applying to a major corporation. Will they achieve the result they’ve been working toward? And if not, what choices will be left to them? In a classroom that resembles a factory, anxious yet hopeful days go by.
In May 2024, news of a murder in the Polynesian nation of Samoa rocked the Pacific. The perpetrator, Sia Figiel, was a trailblazing novelist and poet who won international acclaim for being the first to write about the difficult realities Samoan girls and women face. The victim was her friend, who was also a poet.
A short documentary featuring candid interviews, home footage and artworks by the celebrated American artist Noah Davis
It is dawn on October 16, 1944. Aurora Vuillerminaz, the partisan Lola, bids farewell to her beloved mountains with a glance and decides not to reveal even a single name to the fascist soldiers who have captured her.
In 2022, the Statue of Peace "Nujin" was erected at the University of Kassel, honouring the countless female victims of the Asia-Pacific wars. However, shortly after International Women's Day in 2023, the university administration abruptly removed the statue - without public explanation. Outraged, citizens and students formed the "Save Nujin" initiative.
After about 14 years, the second part of "I Love Trains" is launched. You can expect 96 minutes of colorful hustle and bustle, mostly on subways and suburban trains, across Europe and the American continents, including 20 minutes of bonus material from cities like Berlin, Ankara, London, San Francisco, Caracas, New York, etc. I Love Trains #2 The Movie- as usual, the thing goes out as an SD card to simply offer a better picture quality. Accompany the crew and their companions on tour through the world and pack the film while it's there.
A production company attempts to film a skit.
In 2019, nearly 300,000 people gathered at Prague's Letná. They demonstrated against the Prime Minister, the President, but above all for democracy. Two students who were afraid for the future of the Czech Republic spoke to them from the stage. A unique film about Mikuláš Minář and Benjamin Roll reveals the riveting story of the founders of the Million Moments for Democracy movement. Director Amálie Kovářová spent six years filming behind the scenes of the group behind the biggest protest since the Velvet Revolution. It went through ups and downs, enthusiasm and lethargy, exaltation and disappointment of supporters. And Mik and Ben have lived it all from the beginning. Boys who believed that even in difficult times, hope could prevail.
In a post-industrial Tlaxcalan city, the tradition of the catholic 'rezandera' - a person who prays - is kept alive by a young gay man.