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Join Kay Martinez as they explore the game development, character design, original soundtrack, and cultural movements that inspired SEGA's estranged masterpiece: Jet Set Radio Future.

On April 9, 2020, nearly 1,000 Irish Debenhams workers, most of them women, received a generic email telling them their jobs were gone. The longest-ever Irish industrial dispute began.

Despite turning 30 this year, there are still some myths and legends about the Faculty of Film and Television yet to be uncovered.

The violent decade of the 1970s in the city of La Pata, university activism, urban guerrilla warfare, paramilitary gangs, the 1976 coup, repression, genocide, and Patricia. A life intertwined with that of thousands, forming a chorus of voices that refuse to forget and are at the center of this century's trials for crimes against humanity.

Martyna, Oliwka, Kordian and Wiktor were patients of Polish psychiatric hospitals as children. As they struggle with their illnesses, they and their loved ones confront the heartless system of child psychiatry.

My six year old daughter, Nina, has had a connection with a tree for years. A molle that is at our house. Being aware of the fragility and impermanence of this sublime day-to-day, I kept register of that light in a s8 reel. One evening, when COVID lockdown had just started, walking with her in the nearby woods, she told me she had a tree. That the trees hold one’s memories. That you only have to hug them and they give you back memories.

On the Internet, girls tell of their quest for the grail: getting a Birkin, the most prized, expensive and rarest handbag in the world.

Prolific backdrop artist Sarah Oliphant hopes to guide her daughter Violet in artistic pursuits of her own.

Join Screenagers’ filmmaker, Delaney Ruston, as she picks up her camera once more to examine the impact of our digital age on teens' decision-making in relation to substances such as vaping, drugs, and alcohol.

Through a film letter, Lara communicates with her great-grandfather Paco, whom she barely knew. She explains to him what has happened since he died.

Synthetiki was founded in 1985 in Athens by Apostolis Loverdos and Dionisis Avgerinos. The music documentary A Film about Something highlights the late recognition that this electronic band through the web, while recording moments from their concerts and jouney as a band. Apostolis refers to this early period as a “perfect rejection toward us.”

O Mundo dos Outros is a social experiment aimed at collecting various anonymous testimonials and stories. In this regard, our intention is to create a safe and welcoming space where it is possible to share any kind of personal testimonies and experiences, with the goal of creating an exhibition that celebrates all types of stories that happen every day, as well as sharing the experiences and perspectives we carry. This documentary features the stories told non-anonymously.

Anonymous trans voices taken from subreddits come together to ask for your opinion. What do you think? Do I pass, or do I need a little bit more work? A film made with 16mm rayograms and found audio clips.

Lehia establishes an indigenous farm with her partner Brad and father Ricky, preserving their Native Hawaiian culture. Together, they perpetuate practices through agroforestry and explore the profound impact of the Kaho‘olawe bombings. Witness their commitment to a sustainable future deeply rooted in traditions.

The 100-year history of the Strand Theatre in Rockland, Maine, from its creation on the site of a devastating fire in 1920 through its evolution into the community-supported non-profit institution it is today.

"Wortown Rising" is a documentary by first-time independent filmmaker, musician, and producer Kaz Supernova. It chronicles the first Hip-Hop movement in Worcester, MA, which began around 1979, flourished in the '80s, and eventually became known as "Wortown." The story traces the scene's deep local roots as well as its direct influences from South Bronx Hip-Hop legends DJ Charlie Chase (Cold Crush Brothers) and T La Rock. Featuring never-before-seen video footage, articles, music, photographs, and interviews with over 80 artists whose paths are connected through Hip-Hop.

The documentary film about La Fabrika theatre presents a generous multifunctional cultural space that has gained a great reputation on the Czech cultural scene in the 15 years of its existence. It is home to several dance companies, not only classical but also alternative theatre and cabaret, concerts and festivals. The success of La Fabrika is evidenced by the number of artists who are among the top in their field and who regularly return to La Fabrika, thus shaping its genius loci.

Carlos is the Colombian father of Ecuadorian filmmaker Penagos. The stories he told her as a child were more innocent variations on his real-life experiences as a member of a guerrilla army. Filming him during a long car journey, Penagos encourages her father to tell the real versions of the stories. What he reveals offers an insight to the other side of his life, away from home, fighting Colombian state forces. Divided into chapters and interspersed with shadow puppet plays and stage performances that re-enact Carlos’ tales, Not a Bedtime Story is a fascinating exploration of Latin American identity, which has often combined harsh reality with magical realism, and an acknowledgement of how little we often know about those closest to us.

Healthpedia presents a new series of short exercises and routines to help you get healthy and stay healthy. Join us for some unique ideas that may be the tips you need to change your life! It's Weight Loss Tips: Exercises To Help You Slim Down.

Former flight attendant Émilienne, 76, lives on a small farm in Centre-du-Québec. As the seasons go by, she helps us discover a way of life in symbiosis with the living and the passing of time.

Gonzo-anthropological field study in Swedish ‘raggar’ culture, where teenagers in remote provinces meet in parking lots and hang out in their souped-up Volvos.

“If we fish now from Dardanelles to Piraeus, the fish we will catch will be two, the barrels ten, the bottles a hundred, and the garbage a thousand!.” Last year, Dimitris from Kavala, with his trawler, retrieved from the sea 2.5 tons of litter. He is one of the 40 fishermen who collaborate with the Athanasios C. Laskaridis Charitable Foundation.

Through Philippe Ruhlmann, mayor of Margon, this documentary leads you into the province of Perche, in deeply rural Normandy. Places and people will bring the wealth of this province to light.

Delve into a world of dynasties, blood feuds and civil war, where brother battles brother, uncle kills nephew, and cousin executes cousin in the race to decide who wears the bloodstained crown of England. Though the Victorian era is characterised by the steady rule of one monarch, it was a time of great trouble for the English monarchy. Queen Victoria will preside over Irish rebellion, republican uprisings and Indian Mutiny, in a battle to maintain the crown's power and security in a rapidly changing world.

Around one billion people worldwide struggle with stress-related illnesses - and the trend is rising. What protects those who stay healthy? Is their resilience innate? Or can the ability to withstand chronic stress and crises be learned? In search of answers, ARTE embarks on a cinematic journey to leading minds in resilience research.

Get the money and get out. Gina Fiore has worked with various teams and partnerships, taking over ten million dollars from casinos over the course of her career. Legally. In Miss Brown, the master card counter and professional gambler reveals the secrets of her trade. A thrilling tale of traveling coast to coast, donning disguises, and working hard to make an easy living.

A documentary adventure recounting the incredible life story of British-born Amazonian cowboy turned US TV star, Stan Brock, who sacrificed everything to bring free healthcare to people in need. At once a heart-warming tribute to the unifying power of volunteerism, and an exploration of a perennial outsider’s search for meaning through giving of himself. This film is a challenging and inspirational tale of an unlikely man on an improbable and unwavering mission to resolve one of the biggest social issues of our time; the US healthcare crisis.

After winning the American Birkebeiner - the largest cross country ski race in North America - Joe Dubay was disqualified for wearing the wrong bib. Now, 11 years later, Joe and his former roommate who lent him the bib -Chris - document their return to the Birkebeiner to pioneer a new sport: tandem cross country skiing.

The story of a girl, her father, a house, a forgotten box of letters, and all those left behind when someone gives their life.

Chicago is full of places that take your breath away, from gilded lobbies to verdant parks and eye-bending skyscrapers to glorious sacred spaces. Geoffrey Baer has seen a lot of these stunning locations while exploring the Chicago area for his WTTW documentaries, and his newest special takes you even further into The Most Beautiful Places in Chicago.

A look at what happened when former semi-pro hockey player Thomas Clayton found his wife, Kelley Clayton, murdered in their New York home one night after a late poker game, he called 911 in distress. But as police investigated, they discovered evidence calling Thomas’s motives into question and sensed something more sinister at play.

Rugari and his family live on the border of the Serengeti. During the dry season hungry lions threaten their village, and Rugari is faced with a terrible decision - save his livelihood, or find a way to live with lions?

Three guys with a big dream: _taking part in the Tour de France with their own cycling-team._ In this documentary you'll see how three Youtubers start their proffessional cycling team in the lowest cycling-league; Continental, and climb the ladder to the next one in just one year. Are they ready for the next step: taking part in the biggest races on the planet? This is the story of Tour de Tietema-Unibet Cycling Team.

History, religion, and colonialism collide with spiritual awakening, miracles, and poverty in Portobelo, Panama, where locals worship a black Jesus Christ. Culminating in the rapturous yearly festival, his most devout followers share how they came to their faith.

In 2019, Jeremy Cox set out on the Buffalo 100 on Antelope Island only to finish dead last making us wonder how does anyone keep going after the finish line has been torn down.

The Film explores the memories of people from Mangoan. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, then 29 years old, had just returned to India from Columbia University in the United States, where he had earned his M.A. and PhD. He started discussions and gatherings with the Dalit community in support of social rights. The first public gathering presided by Babasaheb took place at the Mangaon Conference on March 21, 1920 along with Chatrapati Shahu Maharaj.

The chaotic period immediately after the end of the Second World War, from the perspective of children: For them, an odyssey begins that is unparalleled in the history of Europe. Millions of people are stateless. They are "displaced persons", people in the wrong place. In film documents and interviews, the film follows people on their journeys through liberated Europe.

The rest is noise.

A video travelogue about the first ever coast-to-coast highway in America: The Lincoln Highway. The video traces the history and the path of much of the original 1913 route across 14 states, from the Pacific to the Atlantic, by way of a road trip in a somewhat-restored 1978 Ford Thunderbird. Instead of a vlog or a documentary, it is written and produced as an old-school travelogue, which incorporates both opinion and nonfiction into one unified narrative. It is not meant to be viewed in one sitting-- like a nonfiction book, you can pick it up or put it down at your leisure and also browse by chapter. However, like the Lincoln Highway, I wanted it to be a continuous experience from coast to coast, illustrating the landscape and its history all the way from the Palace of the Legion of Honor in San Francisco, to 42nd and Broadway in New York City, and beyond.

The return of the enfant terribles of direct action, Guillaume Tel4 and Gilles Broussaud. Very active on the French alternative scene in the 1990s, they seem to have disappeared from the landscape for around twenty years. Jonathan Bougard found them and filmed a new performance, in the heart of Montreuil in Seine Saint Denis.

A look at the influential legacy of Irish composer, pianist, and musicologist Mícheál Ó Súilleabháin.

Paulo ‘Galo’ Lima gained the media spotlight in 2020 as a leader of the first anti-fascist delivery man movement in Brasil. In 2021, he was arrested after the action that set fire to Borba Gato’ statue in São Paulo, which has agitated protests as a symbol of colonialism and racism. Discover the true story of Galo.

From the twisted and deranged minds of siblings Angel and Lulu comes a time capsule that spotlights their magical trip to the Poconos Mountains to record their album ‘Hearth Room’. Filmed and produced by Jacob Lazovick (of Voyeur + POWEREDBYWIND), this documentary is an open door into the creative process of Frost Children’s dive into a new era.

Experimental video consisting of the initial sentences of the newsletter sent by the Ordo Iuris Institute for Legal Culture. Selection from the years 2022 and 2021. Due to several years of subscription to this news channel the author is able to take a look at the daily life in Poland from the perspective of the Institute that describes itself in the following way: The Ordo Iuris Institute is an independent legal think-tank that, in the years of its activity, has built up an international renown of one of the key centers of defending legal culture based in the identity of European civilization, raised on the pillars of Greek philosophy, Roman law and Christian ethics.

A montage that consists of footage from a day of shooting a self-searching summer documentary project that was never continued. The footage from that day has only ever been used to create this short film. Contained in this film is footage of the director's last school bus ride ever and other b-roll of the school and surrounding area he grew up in.

The village of Končanica near Daruvar, Croatia, is populated primarily by ethnic Czechs who had moved into the area during the 18th century. Despite the fact that many of the them had spent centuries away from their motherland, they still try to keep their language and traditions alive. And one of those traditions is the traditional Czech carnival practiced yearly by the locals.