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The untold, unrefined truth of a quadriplegic man’s determination to live a normal life and innovate ways to give his children a dad to look up to.

“I borrow my roommate’s camera to make a film about him. It’s supposed to be a great documentary. The only problem is, I have feelings for him that he doesn’t feel back, there is a new world pandemic and we are stuck together in the same house.” Naama Heiman

On the 10th of June, 1940. Benito Mussolini declared war on France and Britain. It brought the war to the Mediterranean. This was Mussolini's war as Hitler was focused heavily on his ambitions in Eastern Europe. This war consoled of land, sea and air battle where the land battles were usually determined by the outcome of the sea battles.

This film follows Charlie Craggs, trans activist and author, as she meets teenagers across the country who have been waiting years for a first appointment at an NHS gender identity clinic. Charlie explores what some feel they have to do to start their own transitions and meets young trans people who are choosing to take matters into their own hands and going down the dangerous route of using unregulated medications and starting their transitions themselves.

A film student reflects on a handful of images that remind him of his past in the countryside. An essay on the relationship between image and memory, influenced by the work of Georges Didi-Huberman.

Documentary about a mans’ experience with Alzheimer’s.

After living a childhood with high exposure to violence, through their words, young people tell us their feelings about their construction of being young, they talk about their day to day in one of the many neighborhoods thrown into the periphery in the Metropolitan Area of Monterrey, economic capital of Mexico, which has under its progress the shadow of high rates of juvenicides, femicides, drug trafficking and the unstoppable consumption of drugs.

"Beautiful in English" examines the landscape from perspectives that are both visual and cultural. "Beautiful in English" was created with ambient noise, VHS tape and distressed video techniques to explore and subvert a landscape of Dinétah, the traditional homeland of the Navajo, and relationships with home.

A documentary on the life of John Waters Dreamlander Cookie Mueller, created by independent library Trasho Biblio.

With one 7-minute take, the film examines the architecture of a single building in Singapore to underscore how space is constructed and utilised to monitor and channel migrant workers onto buses back to dormitories.

Since 2011, craft beer production has exploded, and many Peruvians have turned their passion into a flavorful and creative profession. These are their stories of entrepreneurship, camaraderie, unity, dedication, and love for craft beer.

The lead protagonists in this film are Kurdistan and the kolbars of Kurdistan. In one of Iran’s most remote, deprived and little-understood regions, every day hundreds of people – from 12-year-old boys to men in their 70s – strap up to 50 kilos’ worth of goods to their backs and set out on foot, singing, on the days-long and dangerous journey across the border to Iraq. Kolbars are border couriers who physically shuttle large amounts of items for sale, from tissues to cigarettes to white goods, between Iran and Iraq. Their very existence is testament to the decades-long wanton neglect of Kurdistan by the Islamic Republic of Iran, which regards the minority communities in this mountainous border province as a security threat and does all it can to stifle local economic growth.

In the late 19th century, a notorious serial killer known as Jack the Ripper preyed on destitute women in the East End of London. Despite an extensive manhunt and a few close calls, the Ripper was never caught. Instead, the murders came to an abrupt end and left behind one of the greatest mysteries in the annals of crime.

A short documentary of a trip to California.

The two wingsuiters Marco Waltenspiel and Marco Fürst from the Redbull Skydive Team have realized a unique idea to combine the fascination of skydiving with freeskiing. While the freeskiers perform their tricks, they are accompanied by the Red Bull Skydive Team. Sounds crazy - it is. Last spring, the Red Bull Skydive Team and the Atomic Freeski Team made their way to Obergurgl to work together with the two wingsuit pilots. After days of struggling with weather conditions and timing issues, everything came together in the end to successfully call the project BANG ON TIME. Atomic athletes Nico Porteous, Fabian Boesch, Lukas Müllauer, Ralph Welponer, Ben Barclay, Miguel Porteous and Ian Rocca took part in the shoot as protagonists on skis. The full documentary behind this sensation can be found on Red Bull TV, which takes a look behind the scenes.

Metro is based on the footage I found in an old family camera from the early 2000s. Someone in my family accidentally recorded this trip on the Metro train, and later we continued filming on the videotape. By chance, the images of the journey coexist with our celebrations and everyday mo-ments, and I am surprised that we have not erased them, welcoming them as a family memory.

The physical remnants of the Soviet past are ingrained in the DNA of Dnipro, Ukraine. At first glance, this is a story about the city's forgotten buildings, but just as they linger on its horizon, so too do the relics of the Soviet mentality remain at the center of our collective consciousness.

When the world stops, her thoughts start to overflow. A strange virus has changed everything, and nothing feels safe anymore. Through voice notes sent to a close friend, a young woman tries to understand what's happening around her — and inside her.

This is a documentary work shot during a trip to art residences from different regions of Ukraine, but at some point this trip became an unconscious pursuit of the sea. You're going to see a film that doesn't know what it's about. What this world is about and what all these people are about. You will see a long road that lasted a month and a half. Which was difficult and sometimes unbearable. A million sounds and phenomena that we come across from time to time, but maybe we don't see the connection between them. A film that finds itself. A story that tries to be separate, but life puts its points. A depiction of a reality that is always around us, but do we know it?

"Northern Ties" profiles Chase Claypool, Jevon Holland, and Chuba Hubbard as they break into the NFL.

An art-doc in which commissioners, curators, artists, delegates and visitors to the NSK State Pavilion ask themselves questions about the meaning of European cultural and political heritage, its past and future.

'Tall Poppies' focuses the fallout of the 1998 Lancet MMR autism fraud. A research paper by British physician Andrew Wakefield that falsely claimed that the Measles, Mumps, and Rubella Vaccine (MMR) caused autism in children. As director Michael Woods is on the spectrum, the film focuses on the fraud's impact on people on the spectrum and how we live in a world.

Discover the magic of finding that patch of gold in the distance within Newfoundland's Forests. Join myself and avid forager, Mark Fleming as we immerse ourselves in the beauty of chanterelle harvesting.

Memorias de ultramar is built around footage shot by families that lived in the colonies, provinces and territories under Spanish domain between 1940 and 1975. A parade of snapshots common of those who move to a different country and start a new home. This scrapbook pages keep on turning, but in some moments the screening stops, the editor rewinds, zooms in, focuses and looks for echoes lying inside this trove of family mementos and memories.

In May 1813, as Napoleon launches a desperate bid to save his empire following the disastrous defeat in Russia, the situation in Spain is particularly precarious. French forces have been weakened to make up for the enormous losses in Russia. But Wellington's Anglo-Portuguese army, as well as the Spanish guerrillas, are stronger than ever. Wellington's advance into Spain will liberate Madrid a second time, and conclude with the final showdown of the Peninsular War - the Battle of Vitoria.

A short documentary film by Soh Ideuchi.

Encore uses the power of personal stories and other communications techniques to challenge conventional thinking about aging and create a new narrative for later life, characterized by individual renewal and social impact.

“Road to Human Rights” revisits Taiwan’s authoritarian past through the stories of four political prisoners during the nation’s White Terror era. The documentary resonates with viewers across generations, especially younger activists, who play a crucial role in effecting change in Taiwan’s politics and society.

The story of Matt Murphy, an elderly man in failing health, who wants nothing more than to love and be loved, even if that means marrying his male best friend, for tax reasons.

Documentary telling the story of the Mockie Ah family, a Cork-based drag family. Through drag, they’ve found each other and themselves. Peeling back the layers, we get to them a little bit more as they take to the road for their next gig.

In the documentary 'Holy F***', Ardal O'Hanlon delves into the colorful vocabulary of the Irish people, examining why swearing is so prevalent in Irish society. The film explores the links between swearing and various aspects of life including science, culture, history, linguistic evolution, religion, and sports. With contributions from notable personalities such as Bob Geldof and Tommy Tiernan, O'Hanlon investigates whether swearing is a sign of intelligence and why the Irish swear so much. This thoughtful and humorous documentary is directed by Gerry Hoban and produced by Loosehorse for RTÉ

Birdwatchers follows four UK birdwatchers looking to transform the ecology sector by inspiring care and curiosity amongst people and communities who’ve felt unwelcome in the insular world of birding.

In northern Idaho, Christian Nationalists and unhappy Trump voters are building their own state.

To be raped at 15 by her sister's husband, to give birth to him at 16. And in order not to be “ashamed”, the sister brings her husband to her, and she lives with her rapist for 12 years. What is it, heroism or fear?

Two geographic places, Quebec (Canada) and New Caledonia (France, Pacific), are put in relation to each other with the help of an audiovisual installation which modifies the congruence and the synchronicity of sounds and images. This work explores the depth of two contrasting territories which have both undergone a colonial history. Working out the contrasts and resonances of these two contexts, this work investigates the identity and memory of places but also the strange sensation of reality given by a hybrid and fictional landscape which combines elements that do not belong together.

Finnish documentary film.

A playful and personal meditation on a state of being, of how to move and interact with nature and the space of the park in a time when the world was so tangibly in flux. It takes a long view of the changing seasons and the puzzling activities of humans and other wildlife.

The history of the communist party of Italy, from 1922-1944.

The highly publicized national story of an underdog event management company taking the important challenge of feeding food-insecure Americans during the global COVID-19 pandemic.

Living in flood-prone Marikina City, a young filmmaker sifts through smudged memories taken over the past 12 years to cope with the repetitive cycle of typhoon onslaughts and evacuations. Through mythology, literature, and autobiography, this creative documentary narrates a reflexive inquiry of resilience and accountability, while attempting to salvage what was lost to water and time.

Eyewitness accounts recall when Klansmen attacked a bus filled with Freedom Riders in Anniston, Ala. and set it on fire.

In Niger, young woman takes up an apprenticeship hoping to become a motorcycle mechanic.