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An anonymous street artist reveals her secret practice of pasting portraits on the pillars of Chandler Highway Bridge in Melbourne, Australia.

This documentary explores Scientology as a young religion through the eyes of its believers. By showcasing interviews with active and inactive members of the church, the film presents broader questions about the role of religion and spirituality.

A documentary about the football game as integration occasion in the refugee camps of Lebanon

What does it mean to be young, Black, and Democrat in the Southern Republican state of South Carolina? Through experiences of politician Bakari Sellers, WHILE I BREATHE, I HOPE unravels that question.

Italian filmmaker Ruggero Romano has called Vancouver home since 2016 and witnessing the struggle of homelessness, poverty and addiction in his adopted city, was moved to make a film about the inhabitants of postal code V6A: the area commonly known as the Downtown Eastside. Designed to challenge expectations and inspire locals to think about their fellow citizens in a new light, V6A is also an unexpected celebration of the resilience and beauty of the human spirit. In the search for truth and authenticity, the film explores human nature in its fight against the toughest, often man-made odds by questioning the definition of "Home".

A closer look at the rising rate of suicide by members of the LGBTQ+ communities who identify as members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day-Saints (Mormon).

Maricarmen Graue (52) is a cello player; she plays with a rock band, as well as in a chamber orchestra. She is also a music teacher, a writer and a marathon runner. She lives alone and is completely blind. She copes with her condition by having a biting sense of humor and being fiercely self-demanding. Swaying between laughter and a bare-boned meditation on the act of living, the documentary navigates the labyrinths surrounding this survivor.

Olivia is an old adventurous woman who awaits news from her husband. Through her daily routine we discover her bitter-sweet secret for happiness.

From a sleepy farming region, a global surveillance empire was born, its roots buried in secret Pentagon programs and intelligence agency funding. The documentary traces this hidden history, revealing how World War II, eugenics, and military contracts shaped the tech giants that now track our every move. It uncovers the uncomfortable truth that the internet itself was designed as a weapon of control, not liberation, and that the line between Silicon Valley and the spy agencies has always been blurred.

The film print is the industrial length, as from the factory, then the lab. The film print is essentially black. There are few filmic textures. These will perhaps increase as the film is projected through wear and tear. Filmed on a single 100 foot roll of 16mm film negative in darkness.

In Iran, where the production, sale, and possession of alcohol are met with severe penalties, a young man risks everything to escape poverty and provide a better life for his family. Secretly selling alcohol to save enough for a new home in the city, his dream slips further away as rising costs outpace his earnings. Desperate, he invests all his savings in one final shipment, only to be caught at a checkpoint. His arrest leads to devastating consequences: a prison sentence, harsh corporal punishment, and crippling fines, turning his pursuit of hope into a harsh lesson in sacrifice and survival.

Asghar Alvāri is a projectionist with Cinema Chahārbāq and a WIA spending time with old friends, reminiscing on memories and movies, until the cinema is taken over and unfortunate events happen to the projectionist.

Based on the example of a village inn, the film portrays an escalating generational conflict—and the difficult handing down of responsibility, space, and tradition.

Portrait of brilliant artist Alan Magee who dares to explore the darker aspects of human nature and behavior while also celebrating the beauty he finds in the natural world.

The 10-year-long renovation of Paris’ worldwide known shopping mall and transportation hub, Les Halles, is about to be completed. Take an eye-popping look at Europe’s biggest construction site. With a budget of 800 million euros, the architects David Mangin and Patrick Berger have the heavy task of inventing the Halles of the 21st century. But there is a constraint: the Halles must remain open to the public during the works.

After Zhen Li graduated, he came to Jinan alone. He relies on posting leaflet, sending and receiving courier parcel to make a living in the university campus. In his spare time, he likes to play guitar, play Tai Chi, study calligraphy and Chinese medicine. By chance, he became a teacher in an extracurricular tutoring class. The film mainly records his happy time in the tutorial class with students, as well as a secret story buried in his heart.

At the opening of the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg, not only the spectacular architecture but also its outstanding acoustics were celebrated - and Yasuhisa Toyota became the darling of the media. Ennobled from "ZEIT" to "Dr. Sound", the likeable Japanese is one of the world's most sought-after stars among acousticians. In addition to Yasuhisa Toyota, these include above all Jürgen Reinhold and Martijn Vercammen, who made Daniel Barenboim's heart's desire for better acoustics in the magnificent building a reality in the recently reopened Berlin State Opera.

An eighty year old man eats alone and walks alone for twenty years after he served his time in prison. Only his nephew and niece-in-law, ethnic Korean migrants from China, stop by to see him time to time. There are no pictures to look back on, so he writes letters to his deceased wife when he feels lonely and explains why he had to flee to the South leaving behind their 100 day-old baby daughter. The nephew’s wife goes to Pyeongyang to see Ok-hee, the daughter of the old man, and returns while the man wishes to go to the border for one last time. At the border where he could see the North, he has something to say to his only daughter. Would he succeed in going there?

Mostafa Zaoui, 66 years old and retired, escapes the city whenever he gets the chance. He goes hiking in the most remote and wild mountains, in every corner of the world.

While many Americans, including political pundits and the press, didn't know what to make of the real estate tycoon's bold decision to enter the race, Trump's campaign to 'Make America Great Again' had been in the works from the very start of his career.

A documentary that tells the story of how the Italian hockey team HCB (Hockey Club Bolzano) won the 2017-2018 season of the Austrian EBEL championship.

President Franklin Delano Roosevelt is an icon within the Democrat Party, but unlike many liberal politicians today, FDR was shockingly open about his deep commitment to God. Featuring Governor Mike Huckabee, Fox chief religion correspondent, Lauren Green, and the author of 'The Simple Faith of Franklin Delano Roosevelt,' Christine Wicker, this Fox Nation special explains how one man's faith guided a nation through some of the toughest times in American history.

Sparked by the threat of the Soviet space program, John F. Kennedy made a valiant pledge in September 1962 to land an American astronaut on the moon by the end of the decade. From that moment, the world watched in awe as NASA pushed its technology to the limit in the battle to claim the new frontier.

The history of the Chilocco Indian Agricultural School located in northern Oklahoma with a strong focus on the perspective of alumni from decades leading up to the school's closure.

In the summer of 2016, Maxim Grekov underwent a heart transplant in Minsk. The film debunks the most common myths associated with life after a heart transplant. It is possible to live a full life after a heart transplant.

The film is dedicated to a public figure, doctor, reformer, and mayor of Vinnytsia in 1899-1917. Under Mykola Ovodov's leadership, Vinnytsia experienced an "economic miracle": the annual budget increased 11.2 times, and the city's economy and social and cultural spheres improved significantly (telephony, electrification, the emergence of a water supply system, and public transport network).

a short documentary by SKP-HAM Sulawesi Selatan

All of the actors in the film were standing on the brink of disaster, and all of them courageously took control of their lives. With impressive images and simple clarity, this film shows both the vulnerability and the power of nature and human beings.

In the midst of the 2014 Ukrainian revolution, a Russian-born field surgeon works desperately to save the lives of her adopted Ukrainian brethren.

The story of the war is told through the voice of Jorge García, a veteran who, out of personal conviction, swore not to fire a single shot during the conflict. And he didn't.

The Last Battle" is a story about the final battle of the 3rd Mounted Rifle Regiment named after Field Crown Hetman Stefan Czarniecki.

This short documentary film explores a traditional spiritual phenomenon that has undergone a lot of changes the last years in Greece, in terms of belief and practice. The "evil eye" and all the myths and stories around it can be approached and perceived through many different perspectives.

Episode III, Live from the Moon: The Collins Story – Connecting the Moon to the Earth features interviews with the Collins employees who engineered communication, telemetry and navigation systems that were critical to the historic first moon landing in 1969. Millions of people on Earth were able to see Neil Armstrong’s first step and hear his first words from the surface of the moon thanks largely to the engineering expertise by this Iowa-based company.

Every scene was filmed from a window. No actors. Real facial expressions. Real emotions.

Andrea (21) returns again to Huaraz, but this time in search of someone who is no longer there.

Film about Russian weightlifters, participants of the Russian Weightlifting Championship 2019 in Novosibirsk. On the cleansing of Russian sports from doping.

A film about the short life of Ernst Ludwig Oswalt, also known as 'Lux'. The son of the publisher of “Der Struwwelpeter” was deported from Frankfurt to the Majdanek or Sobibor extermination camp at the age of 19.

Spectacular Sakura Islands - Spring Brilliance Celebrate the arrival of spring with Japan's iconic cherry blossoms, their pale pink hues enchanting viewers nationwide. Experience breathtaking sakura scenery in 4K HDR, highlighting famous spots across the country.

“Rape is a precise political program: the skeleton of capitalism, it is the crude and direct representation of the exercise of power.” Virgine Despentes

Tanjung Gusta Prison is the largest prison in North Sumatra. The North Sumatran region has the highest crime rate in Indonesia. In 2013, Tanjung Gusta experienced major riots caused by several internal and external problems. This could happen to other prisons in the future and will continue to worsen if the government does not fix the root cause of social issues throughout country.

Documentary exploring the street art scene In Ireland, from its humble beginnings in political murals on Belfast's walls to today's superstar artists's influence on modern Ireland.

Circus research project about hair suspension, financed by the national Fondart, call 2019.