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Nikki is a plus size model who hits the streets of Chicago to ask questions and find answers about the distorted views of plus-size and size zero models. Through her journey she learns some truths about the demands of losing weight and the struggles of anorexia within the modeling community.
It follows a gifted musician as he pursues his dream of achieving mastery in orchestral conducting.
A handyman from the south coast seeks to understand his opiate addiction by exploring inter-generational trauma in his family, trying to break the cycle before it affects his young daughter.
In the early 1970s, the BBC decided to launch a series of exhibitions featuring monsters and props from Doctor Who. Over the next three decades, untold thousands of children (and adults too!) were thrilled by a mix of innovative, exciting and stunning extravaganzas! For many fans, these exhibitions were their first and only real chance to get close-up to their favourite TV programme … and the memories they share in this innovative documentary series are bound together by interviews with experts and people who actually worked at them! The museum re-opened in 2021 after extensive restoration work and we tell the story of that opening … and the incredible journey that led to that memorable day!
On the 14th February 1988, Butetown Police discover the body of a local girl near Cardiff.
or: that's one way to quit your job
Technology and spirituality are parallel forces in an abandoned and possibly haunted Chinese amusement park taken over by outsider artists. An enigmatic work of a great, dark beauty.
A documentary that takes us into the homes, minds, and hearts of folk artists in Mexico, who reveal their craft practices and family life in their own words. Social and economic issues emerge discreetly as we follow their work processes and efforts to gain recognition for their art. Settings range from intimate locales in workshops and family homes to panoramic mountain vistas and festive markets.
The pacific northwest is calling to you.
Life of the vandal Danil in 26 arborglyphs (graffiti on the bark of trees).
Documentary presented by Amazon Music about the entire process that keshi had to create his debut album, Gabriel.
An edible indelible organic oneiric mushroom movie made for Bradley Eros on his 70th Birthday!
A process of overcoming my own fears hoping to embrace my vulnerabilities as a 20 year old boy through the introspection of different cultures in my life by being as truthful as possible!
A journey is taken to see the various rivers, ponds, lakes, streams, reservoirs, and waterfalls of Massachusetts.
The singer returns to her roots, visiting Edinburgh's spectacular Christmas market, then travels north for whisky-tasting, bauble-making and candlelit carols with children.
Gino Bartali’s legacy endures far beyond his three Giro d’Italia and two Tour de France victories. He was a true hero of cycling, but it was only after his death that it became known that he was also a genuine war hero. He rarely spoke about the sacrifice he had made, and very few people knew that he had smuggled fake identity papers for Italian Jews in his bicycle frame. During his daily "training rides" on the gravel roads between Florence and Assisi, he repeatedly put himself in danger.
For four years, the three ZEIT journalists Florian Gasser, Matthias Daum, and Lenz Jacobsen have been discussing current topics affecting the 3sat countries in the podcast "Servus. Grüezi. Hallo." Now they are on the road for a documentary and are making some adventurous discoveries.
An online lecture by Shamya Dasgupta for The Miskatonic institute of Horror Studies
A dialogue-free dance exercise in an empty warehouse in Busan becomes a meditation on the physical impermanence of the body.
A documentary about Vasil Hadzimanov - a celebrated explorer of Macedonian folk songs and one of the first Macedonian researchers of ethnic music.
Aboriginal Elder Doolann-Leisha Eatts shares a buried history hidden for nearly 200 years.
A journalist interviews a director about their newest work. A spiritual sequel to "An Evening With B.B.".
Benedikt is a farmer in a small village in the Palatinate Forest who lives off agriculture and beekeeping and has never left his hometown. The documentary follows Benedikt in his working and living environment, exploring the relationship between tools, the body, and the material world, in a sensual, haptic exchange, influenced by Hartmut Rosa’s concept of resonance: what might a resonant relationship to the world look like? The notion of listening gives an important clue: listening to the world as a whole, hearing voices other than human ones. Benedikt is a quiet, documentary portrait that gives the viewers time to reflect on themes such as life plan, loneliness, connections, and romance.
When reality is not going your way, one escapes into dreams. But when one doesn't have dreams, they escape into the process of creating that dream, that film. Reverie explores the state of mind of the filmmaker and the chaos of it.
A book is buried under a mango tree in a backyard in Cape Verde, initiating a journey to reconstruct a fictional, geographic, emotional, and identitary cartography of loss, based on the five stages of grief.
In a small port, there is a yard where cats cats stay comfortably. There, two people try to dismantle a ship alone. With sparks and smoke, they cut off the ship, and the cats sit next to them and wait for food. Humans and small lives live together like that.
Approaching 40, Ed leaves everything behind in Barcelona and travels across the US in search of his lifelong dream: to be a filmmaker in America.
An hybrid documentary-performance piece portraying the cultural shock and integration to the USA of a student that grew up in the war of Bosnia
Documentary taking a look at the murder of Emmett Till.
Filmmaker resonates with the emotions and experiences of three women, belonging to the different backdrop of social province, who have carved out a way with their family and their journey of holding back their opinions and emotions while sharing a resemblance of an obscure quietness between them.
Two women travel the Pamir Highway in Asia and document the women they meet along the way.
Chronicles with pictures and eyewitness accounts the story of a group known as AJASS (African Jazz- Art Society & Studios)
Lookalikes are as much part of Indian popular cinema’s romance with stardom as the super celebrities they – sometimes more and sometimes less – resemble. The Juniors, as they’re popularly referred to, live a paradoxical existence all of their own: if one meets Kishore Bhanushali on the streets, it's like time is out of joint, for he looks like Golden Age-icon Dev Anand – in the 1960s! It’s fitting that Bhanushali is also a stand-up comedian, as the Juniors are in equal parts paeans to and parodies of the original stars. The Juniors even have their own films, which are often satirical revisions of beloved classics.
The consciousness of young Kazakhstanis under the age of 30 differs from the older generation. The progressive stratum of youth makes a significant contribution to the development of their society and is distinguished by awareness, responsibility and initiative. The authors of the film showed representatives of different professions. They are all professionals and lead important social projects such as recycling garbage or rescuing stray animals. One of the goals of the film is to inspire young Kazakhstanis to do useful things, choose a profession out of love, joint responsibility and care for their country.
Discover in all intimacy the life of the singer and actress Michèle Richard. From her first performance on film at the age of ten until the acquisition of her new residence in the Laurentian Mountains.
Over cigarettes and wine, Hermi chats more about the past, less about the future. Old age, retirement, new men and dogs. In short: she doesn't want to know anything about change - and yet a turning point in her life seems to have been reached.
When director Mickaël Bandela was six months old, his biological mother Gisèle, who lived in France, handed him over to his foster mother Marie-Thérèse, who cared for him for almost twenty years. Though he stayed in touch with Gisèle, visits were always irregular. Now Mickaël is 35 and about to found his own family. It could be the perfect moment to include Gisèle into his life as a grandmother. But she decides to return to her old Congolese home.
The film follows the experience of a group of young people going to Bar do Oli.
In the heart of Brittany, a passionate photographer invites us to discover his universe on his lands in Morbihan. After several years in deep connection with nature, he decides to share his secrets, by plunging us with him in a wild immersion.
When a mysterious creature stalks the night, a group of rangers employ camera traps and radio frequencies to enter this animal’s secret world.
The daily life of a laborer on the border and his confrontations with the abuses of the contractors.
Set against the stunning American Southwest, this documentary is a poetic meditation on embodiment and the trans experience.
An exploration of the biggest camming studio in Romania, inquiring on its business model, on the thoughts of the people involved, and exposing the scale of its operation.
Taking place on Victory Lane in Keelung, this film delves into the lives of three Korean women in their 70s, shaped by war and identity struggles. Unable to return home after migrating during the 20th-century Japanese colonisation of Taiwan, they endure the physical and emotional toll of living between Korea and Taiwan, forgotten in the divide between the two countries.
