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The documentary shows the controversial trajectory of Minister Alexandre de Moraes at the Superior Court of Justice in Brazil.

To break in their new studio, EMPRESS, Castle Atom performs four songs and give us a glimpse behind the scenes of how they record. Songs include: "Years of Blood", "Where Have You Been", "Farewell My", and a previously-unheard track, "Hey-E".

Merging the artistry of a visual album with the depth of a documentary, Twa Double Doubles follows Scottish musicians Norman & Corrie as they return to Norman’s ancestral home—a remote island in the North Sea. Exploring themes of folklore, fatherhood, and the challenges of forging a career remotely, this 30-minute film offers a rich, intimate portrait of Shetlandic culture, capturing its beauty, history, and enduring mysteries.

A journey by water from the highest peaks of the Alps to the vastness of the ocean. Hardly any element on our planet is more important than water. Where there is water, life thrives. But only very few people know what wonderful creatures master their lives every day in their native habitats by the water. Far from our eyes, true dramas and glories happen every day. Stories that hardly anyone gets to see. Stories full of adventure, tragedy, comedy and even love.

From a shaky demo to a sold-out Ullevi — the story of how Håkan Hellström became one of Sweden's biggest pop icons.

A restless eye beholds the viewer. In its pupil, wars, natural disasters, and everyday accidents are reflected. These somber images alternate with scenes touching on recovery and new life: tiny, growing lifeforms, the expanding cosmos, and new technologies. How should we respond to these images of catastrophe? What new possibilities could emerge? The video work by Sebastián Díaz Morales (1975) was filmed in a single take. As the eye slowly moves around, the pupils reflection remains at a fixed point. The endlessly turning eye symbolizes a world that continues to spin, even in chaos. The viewer experiences a connection between destruction and rebirth, between crisis and restoration. Total collapse is an ending, but also an opportunity to reimagine the future. Envision the future!

The Garden performs live at Seahorse Sound Studios.

A documentary in which a woman describes what her three tripawd cats taught her about love, the cycle of life and recovery.

"The Straight Curved Line" is a collaboration between performance artist Chere Krakovsky and filmmaker Mark Ezovski that explores the challenges of creating, aging, forgiveness and finding peace within oneself.

Behind an unassuming "We Buy Gay Stuff" sign in San Francisco's Castro district - complete with a striking leather daddy illustration - lies an unexpected treasure trove of queer history. AutoErotica's proprietor Patrick Batt has spent decades curating this living museum, packed with artifacts from shuttered gay bars, vintage leather magazines, activist pins, and rare 8mm films.

Diagnosed with stage four cancer 20 years ago, Rob Shaver made a pact to run every day until he dies. "The Life We Have" is a quiet, powerful reflection on mortality, resilience, and the choice to live with beautiful effort.

Mario Ubaldo Rossi's crime novel begins in Genoa in the 1970s, when, in the Italy of the Years of Lead, his gang becomes one of the most famous in Northern Italy. Then the first murder, the fugitive status and a journey to hell in the harshest prisons...

In the remote highlands of Sinogbuhan, Ibay, a deaf and queer individual, navigates life through a self-invented language—one born from comfort and constraint. Through Ibay’s quiet journey, the documentary reveals realities and overlooked beauty in ordinary life.

And Water Brings Tomorrow looks at closed prisons amidst the climate crisis. Following the community forces behind prison closures and the movement to stop new ones, the film considers what closed prisons have turned into, and the forms of loss and reckoning that their closure and repurposing often fails to address. While the U.S. is investing billions of dollars in building new prisons and increasing its carceral control over communities, And Water Brings Tomorrow shows what the long fight looks like — a reminder in a time of despair how we think beyond the present crisis and that the movement for abolition is still strong.

A cat cafe and a cat rescue team up to find loving homes for senior cats.

What begins as an impassioned defense of empathy in children's programming takes Lindsay Ellis down a rabbit-hole to the likes of Ben Shapiro, Fred Rogers, and King Solomon, while finally leading us to a place of devastation and anger at the state of the world.

An abstract, surreal and experimental anthology consisting of five sequences exploring the themes of identity, the nature of existence and the human condition. Part I tells the story of a postapocalyptic world where a Man feeds the ocean his blood in order for the water to continue moving, Part II is an abstract interrogation of several concepts including love and loneliness - Part III sees several ordinary people interviewed and asked various existential questions, and Part IV and V further expand upon the surreal filmic techniques present in Part II, whilst continuing the delve into existentialism.

This movie follows the creation of an episode of “Late Stage Live”, an all-transgender political show hosted by Ela Yurman. It’s the last episode before the American elections, as well as the last episode produced.

Coincidence comes out of the blue, fleeting like a whisper. It touches us, leaving layers of memory. 'Yul' rescues a kitten from her apartment's stray cat feeding station. For the first time in her life, she crosses the fence to uncover the circumstances of the kitten's abandonment.

In a small Lebanese village, Nohad Al Chami endures cruelty under her mother-in-law’s roof, finding solace only in her deep faith. When tragedy strikes, a miraculous intervention from Saint Charbel transforms her pain into grace, revealing the strength of the faithful human spirit and the mystery of Divine Mercy.

Imre Azem filmed the first in a series of documentaries about Hatay following the February 6th earthquakes in April 2023. Over the past two and a half years, he has attempted to understand and portray what happened in Hatay through three more documentaries. Now, in the fifth documentary of this series, we witness lives becoming increasingly difficult in every sense, escalating health problems, and the unrecognizable new face of the city. We ask ourselves: Could it have been otherwise? Is a city whose memory has been erased still the same city?

The documentary shows the rise of industry around the Eindhoven Canal, with personal stories from former employees. It also adresses the contaminated soil and the municipal restructuring, as well as the experiences of current residents and business owners.

“Rest Assured” is a documentary short film about the father-daughter relationship between a 28-year-old woman and her father suffering from dementia.

The journey of singer Priscila Senna, an exciting dive into her story of overcoming challenges, achievements, and passion for music.

Amid the buildings and streets of Ramallah, men take up positions. In a continuous, unedited shot, the camera witnesses a confrontation between Palestinians and Israeli soldiers illegally stationed in the city. With a single gesture, the viewer experiences the occupation of Palestinian territory in real time.

As happens to Simone, who was already the protagonist 11 years ago – he was portrayed back then with the other men of the Ciliberti family in the previous film *L'albero di trasmissione* – forced to close his workshop and with it his creations made from scrap, emblems of an unproductive inventiveness, of a fragile but realized utopia. It seems, however, that living on the margins of the present, in a precariousness that is a choice and not a misfortune, is a freedom that is no longer permitted. This new work by Fabrizio Bellomo is a biographical film (about a man, a nonconformist, and his neighborhood), which is at the same time a sequel and itself a film within a film, but also and above all a reflection on the role of cinema towards its subjects and on the humanist mandate of documentary.

This autobiographical documentary questions how family films, recreated in studios, become intimate memory sites shaped by transnational identities and rapid socio-political change, erasing personal places and making migration—internal or external—an inevitable result.

Airton, an pilot and instructor, who's in the field of motorsport for nearly 50 years, talks about being a pilot and its difficulties in the state of Rio Grande do Sul.

Follows a former Microsoft software engineer turned comedian delivering impressions of tech CEOs and political figures while providing insider commentary on modern tech culture.

In a personal documentary, the director confronts an identity crisis triggered by the 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The director returns to Ukraine to explore her linguistic roots. In her family's village, she speaks Surzhik with her grandmother. Moving to Kharkiv, she sees the war's impact and discusses language dynamics with her mother, who urges her to switch to Ukrainian. This journey highlights the complex relationship between identity and language.

In rural Costa Rica, a 95-year-old midwife passes on the wisdom of her craft to a new generation of women fighting for their right to choose how they give birth.

When Helen David first founded her fashion label, English Eccentrics, in the early 80s, she was living in a Brixton Squat and selling her designs from a market stall in Camden. By the mid-90s, she was dressing stars like Mick Jagger, Paul McCartney, Prince, Helen Mirren and Helena Bonham-Carter. Then, at the turn of the millennium, during the height of her success, her brand unexpectedly collapsed. Twenty years later, her son - filmmaker Oliver David - investigates what happened. Looking through her life's work, he traces her creative journey, through meteoric success and devastating failure, and discovers how she reinvented herself after losing everything.

After two years of debauchery in Brussels, the founders of Jezebel Studio come together for an uncompromising dive into their universe.

Nueva Forma explores the intimate journey of a woman who, after experiencing violence and pain, finds in ceramics a way to reconstruct herself. Through fragments of memory and symbolic scenes, we follow her trembling hands as they shape clay, while her body and spirit search for the strength to rise again. The clay, fragile and resilient at the same time, becomes an extension of her own rebirth. Between the memory of violence and the decision to heal, Nueva Forma is a visual ode to the power of resilience and creation.

Timbehes, Goddess of Creation, created the earth and humans by fertilising herself with a banana. Her creation is marvellous and idyllic. But the more people there are, the greater their hunger for bananas becomes. A critical look at our approach to consumption based on the most consumed fruit in Europe.

Inspired by filmmaker siblings Danielle and Lachlan Baynes’s own family story, House Divided explores the unique dynamic of intra-family footy rivalries.

From Riverdance star to pioneering choreographer, Breandán de Gallai charts one man's artistic and personal journey through five decades of Irish cultural transformation, blending tradition, identity, and grief into groundbreaking new forms of Irish dance.

The Promise shares the powerful true story of Miguel and Laura Lopez, missionaries who left behind comfort and success to bring the hope of the gospel to the remote jungles of Papua, Indonesia. Raised in Colombia, Miguel pursued dentistry with dreams of wealth, while Laura returned to the mission field as a teacher. But God had bigger plans. Together, they faced near-death illness, spiritual warfare, and deep cultural challenges—yet witnessed incredible transformation as the love of Christ reached places it had never gone before. From training locals in dental care to rescuing vulnerable children and sharing the gospel in unreached villages, their story is a raw and inspiring look at what happens when ordinary people say “yes” to an extraordinary God. A story of sacrifice, healing, and hope—this is The Promise.

The German Fountain—located in the heart of Santiago, Chile—was a gift from the German colony to the new Chilean republic in 1912, in gratitude for the transfer of land in the Mapuche Walmapu territory. In the heat of January 2004, the fountain becomes a symbolic space. Although bathing is prohibited, families from the city’s marginalized outskirts visit it and transform it into a public swimming pool, thus redefining its political and social character.

While hoping for an advanced prosthesis, Nina faces the limits of her device — a journey between human and technology, ending in groundbreaking surgery.

Set against the brutal backdrop of the Sinai-Palestine campaigns in WWI, this powerful story reveals the unbreakable bond between soldiers and their horses, trusted companions that offered comfort, courage, and connection in the face of unrelenting war. Through stunning visuals, raw interviews, and immersive reenactments, the film brings to life the emotional journey of men who found strength in their steeds.

Mercedes, a 92-year-old woman, has lived in Barcelona since she was 16, when she migrated there to work. Now she has dementia and cannot take care of herself. Marta is her caregiver. Through Mercedes and Marta, we will learn more about caregiving and the problems that affect older people, such as unwanted loneliness and mental health issues.

Experts detail the disaster and discoveries of Civil War vessels USS Monitor and HL Hunley. This program draws heavily from Dept of Defense works now in public domain and has been repackaged for 2025 audiences.

Hoping to make a video diary about dreams, a student filmmaker films conversations and reflections he has with his friends and family.

A fascinating look at the history of the prolific British film and television production company founded by the Danziger brothers and the studios they established to create features and series. With contributions from Francis Matthews, Trader Faulkner and more!

On a night like any other, Helena, a 12-year-old girl marked by troubles at home, is taken from her mother and placed into foster care. Now, she must face a new reality while waiting for a home. But with time passing and wounds still fresh, will there still be a chance for a new beginning — or will it be too late?