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The year is 1914 and the world is at war. Come Christmastime, something remarkable happens. A ceasefire breaks out along the Western front and soldiers climb out of their trenches to sing carols, shake hands, and play football out in No Man's Land. Hear the incredible story of the WWI Christmas Truce, featuring voices of the men who lived it, and its legacy in this Fox Nation original special – the story of when, for a moment in time, peace won.

A film consisting of interviews with seven artists who live in the Basque Country, identify as LGBTQ+ and are marked by different histories of migration. The project focuses on the intersections between queerness, artistic practices, and migrancy to create discourse on these issues in the Basque context and to break with linear and simplifying imaginations of belonging, be it in terms of gender, sexuality or geo-political territories.

An experimental film about Lucy’s obsessions: first-person experiences and redundant technologies.

An Editor recounts the diaries of a failed film production as they attempt to construct a new narrative from the remaining footage.

For the past three years, a young Mexican asylum seeker has been forced to put his academic career and his dream of becoming a police officer on hold due to his immigration status. Socially isolated, he clings to the daily life he shares with his family and tries, as best he can, to occupy his time while waiting for the life he dreams of.

A filmmaker looking to get to the bottom of her mysterious mother’s hippie past uncovers an outrageous family history that changes everything. Before Us takes an unconventional approach to the adoption narrative, exploring the ramifications of the filmmaker’s mom’s secrets and placing them within the context of a 1960s counterculture that devalued women and children, an adoption industry that viewed illegitimate pregnancy as a pathology, and a society without easy access to birth control.

Using visual assemblage as a technique to delve into the artist's own formation of personal narrative, self-possession and the aestheticization of compositional materials, Sodipo extends her long term fascination with images that pull, extend, transform and recontextualise notions of femininity, desire, and danger.

The story of the famed basketball player, Aaron Rhody. Join us in this journey through his career, meeting his family, friends, teammates, and more.

The Lof Kintupuray community tells its story through the collective construction of an ancestral Mapuche canoe called a wampo. During the process, they investigate how they were built in ancient times, when residents communicated across the lakes.

Journalists from The Kyiv Independent conducted an investigation and spoke with relatives and guardians whose children were on the verge of being sent to Russia. Bypassing the front line, their loved ones traveled through several European countries to Donetsk to pick up their children and prevent them from being transferred to Russian families. The journalists also identified a group of children who were deported to Russia last spring under the guise of a health retreat at the Polyany resort. They were promised to be returned in a month, but instead were placed in the care of Russian families. Ukrainian collaborators who remained working on the Russian side in 2014 were involved in the deportation of this group of children.

Documenting Remo Forrer's journey to the Eurovision stage.

An extraordinary, inspirational journey of of Stuart Warren Dansby, a 56-year-old who steps into the ring for the first time, fighting men half his age. Over 6 years he faces life-altering injuries while continuing to pursue a championship.

First we drive past harrowing scenes of missile and bullet damage, into an area that’s still intact. At a crossroads not far from the frontline, three boys in fatigues, with wooden guns, act out a grown-up duty: to uncover Russian spies. The drivers, both soldiers and civilians, are cheered by the children’s playful solidarity. Cars are flagged down, IDs requested, trunks inspected. A password is demanded: “Palyanitsya”, the name of a traditional Ukrainian bread, and a word that Russians can’t pronounce right. As it happens, bread also is the universal symbol of life.

The "Shibari Turk" series uses performances to tell the story of the origins of the ShibariTurk association, which focusses on the practice of bondage and, above all, Shibari art in Turkey. In this portrait of the Turkish kink scene, the focus is on Serkan and Lena's bondage relationship.

Hungry Hill follows the daily struggles of a community of sheep farmers as they negotiate the mountainous terrain of the Beara Peninsula. Farmers Connie and John Doyle work alongside their neighbours, the Vanmechelens, who arrived in Ireland in the 1980s from the Drowned Land of Saeftinghe in Holland/Belgium leaving behind a farm which lay too close to the Doel nuclear power station. Archival media from Belgium and Holland is interwoven with present-day observational footage from West Cork, connecting disparate times and places, provoking reflection, and inspiring action for a more sustainable future.

At Camp fYrefly in rural Alberta, queer, non-binary, and trans teens get to just be kids in a supportive space, surrounded by counsellors who can relate to their experience ― and help them toast the perfect marshmallow.

Japanese musicians reconstruct the lost folk music genre of Minyo.

A profile of three-time world champion Bartosz Zmarzlik of Poland.

Barry O'Kelly shows how easy it is for someone to call themselves a psychologist in Ireland today.

Two turbulent years in the life of a group of Scottish university students, and their quest to find love and self-acceptance while trapped in a competitive educational environment.

Close To Home is a splitboarding and ski touring film based in the South Island of New Zealand. It aims to inspire others to get out and explore their local mountains showcasing a series of local missions to freeride snowboard and ski areas, some iconic classics, while others, seen and ridden by few. This film aims to motivate people get out on human-powered split boarding and ski touring adventures and explore their own backyard.

A short film featuring a pebble beach and coastal salt marsh in Maine.

In a time of rising seas and intensifying storms, one of the world’s wealthiest, most-educated cities made a fateful decision to spend billions of dollars erecting a new district along its coast — on landfill, at sea level. Unlike other places imperiled by climate change, this neighborhood of glass towers housing some of the world’s largest companies was built well after scientists began warning of the threats, including many at its renowned universities. The city, which already has more high-tide flooding than nearly any other in the United States, called its new quarter the Innovation District. But with seas rising inexorably, and at an accelerating rate, others are calling the neighborhood by a different name: Inundation District.

Amie Siegel’s work often focuses on making visible the behind-the-scenes, unconscious operations of complex systems, investigating how value is constructed as her protagonists—archeological artifacts, furniture, paintings, marble, labor—move from one context to another, one time period to another. The artist’s recent research brought to light a trove of dormant 16mm film reels in the Carnegie Museum of Natural History’s storage that document scientific expeditions dating from the 1930s to 1970s. In Panorama, Siegel uses these source films of specimen field collection and the creation of the museum’s dioramas, along with her own contemporary footage, to create an entirely new, autonomous work of art.

They are known as "shock activists", surprising again and again with radical-provocative, often illegal art actions. Up-close insights into the work of the artist collective and the Berlin graffiti scene.

Wade in the Water: A Journey into Black Surfing and Aquatic Culture (2023) reclaims the 1,000-year-old tradition of Black surfing. Braiding historical accounts with modern-day testimonials, the film dismantles the racial barriers of conventional surf culture, delves into the overlooked history of Black surfing's legacy, and honors its current movement—inspiring the next generation of Black surfers.

In 2016, the band "The Bergamot" took a timely journey to perform in all 50 States inviting people to sign their message of unity on their car. What ensued is a heartwarming tale of empathy and understanding during a polarizing time.

The movie outlines a socio-political and historical journey of women in the oldest classical theatre form of Kerala called Koodiyattam. It is trying to look into the historical foundations and contemporary changes that happened to the role of women in classical art spaces through the life and experiences of women performers and scholars who comes from both traditional and modern styles of training and different kind of school of thought.

For the film “Civilians. Invasion” (2023) the filmmakers collected archival videos from open sources recorded by civilians during the full-scale invasion of Russia in Ukraine. Searching for materials by the names of cities and towns and by keywords such as "shelling", "burial", etc., they viewed several thousand videos. With the beginning of a full-scale invasion, the content on ordinary private accounts changed: staying in basements, evacuating from occupied territories, and trying to survive. On some of these channels, the last videos were uploaded in March-April 2023, and they were no longer updated. The fate of the authors of these channels is unknown.

Tells about Darko Pančev, Macedonian football player and his story of success.

Jhonson shares his story, revealing how he joined the guerrillas and the experiences that marked his life within the FARC E-P. Through his eyes, we witness the beginning of the peace processes that transformed his environment and perspective. In a powerful act of redemption, his body, trained and disciplined for war, becomes an artistic vehicle that symbolizes hope and reconciliation in times of post-agreement.

The Taiga, also known as the boreal forest, represents about 17% of the Earth's surface and has the highest density of rivers and natural springs in the world. In Mongolia, its primary forests and pure waters have kept an entire population nomadic on its lands for thousands of years.

Anthony Ashley-Cooper, 10th Earl of Shaftesbury, was one of Britain's wealthiest men, a scion of a historic family whose assets included grand properties in the UK and France, a 9,000-acre estate, and works of art worth tens of millions of pounds. Anthony split his time between his ancestral family home in Dorset and the French Riviera, where he enjoyed a hedonistic lifestyle of drink, drugs, and sex, all funded by his multi-million-pound inheritance. When in France, the earl met Jamila M-Barek through an escort agency, and when she claimed to be pregnant by him in 2002, they married, making her the third Countess of Shaftesbury. Their relationship, however, grew strained, and they separated. In 2004, the earl asked for a divorce after meeting Nadie Orche, a club hostess and young mother of two. Shortly after, the earl disappeared, and the press speculated that the Mafia had abducted him and forced him to hand over his wealth.

A chronicle of the Major League Baseball's unforgettable American League Championship Series matchup between storied rivals the New York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox.

Journalist Tony Connelly travels Ireland following the astonishing story of his grandfather, Michael Connelly, who served in the RIC during the War of Independence.

Featuring Clive Oppenheimer, professor of volcanology, this film explores the links between volcanoes and the beginning of life on earth

CIBERNÉTICAS presents the paths traced by powerful girls who make today – and made in the past – the world to become more humane and less unequal through technological innovation. A reflection on the presence of women in the ecosystem that controls lifestyles in the contemporary world. ​A manifesto-film for the increase of the female presence in the world of technology, impacting social, economic and cultural development.

is is a trip from back in May of 2022. There was just so much footage I had a hard time committing to making the video. In this ride, we are attempting to combine the Big Lonely route with the Ochoco Overlander though I made a mistake and downloaded an old version of the Big Lonely which resulted in some detours. Weather also impacted our plans, we got a late start, and we ended up cutting the trip a day short. We ended up meeting a ton of bike packers on this route! More than we ever have on any other route! It was cool to see so many people out on their bikes. There were pretty typical mishaps and antics on this trip. I still can’t believe how many videos Rob breaks a can of wine in one of his bags.

As master conservator Naoko Fukumaru demonstrates Kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing pottery using gold, she recalls how learning the practice has taught her to embrace her own imperfections as it has mended her own life.

One of the most popular programs organized by the volunteers at Oklahoma Children's Hospital OU Health is a toy cart that travels to every patient's room when they are newly admitted.

A man walks in a wasteland...again.Welcome to Città Sant'Angelo, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, located in the enchanting region of Abruzzo. In this short film, we will explore the charming streets, picturesque views, and breathtaking panoramas of this magical place. Through a game of hide-and-seek, we will reveal its hidden beauties, showing how this picturesque town responds to a literary critique from a bygone era. Luigi Pirandello, a renowned Italian playwright and writer, wrote the novella "Notte" (Night) after a brief stay as a professor at the Istituto Magistrale Bertrando Spaventa during state exams. In it, he did not describe the Abruzzo village in the best light. This visual journey combines tradition and modernity, art and nature, in an affectionate response to Pirandello's words.

Behind the story a film tells, there is a little-known parallel story, the story of how the film was made. Several decades after the premiere of “The Green Wall”, the film's director, members of the film crew and the actor who played Romulus draw on their memories to tell the little-known story of how “The Green Wall” was made

Emine (10) lives in the small town, Pazar, in North East Turkey. Her best friend is Eda Nur (11). There has just been an earthquake 400 km away from where they live. Through the news they learn that many people have died and buildings have collapsed. With the backdrop of fearing the possibility of an earthquake hitting where the girls live, we learn about their friendship and its ups and downs. The girls have to prepare for their first Turkish bagpipe concert. But Emine is jealous of Eda Nur’s skills and that challenges her in keeping up the good friendship. Through the interactions between the two girls, we hope for Emine to acknowledge that she and Eda Nur are good at different things and that she sees the strengths of that in their friendship.

34 Pageant for Miss Seafaring in Velika Plana

Behind the Mask is a survey into the political landscape of Finnish youth on the eve of The Finnish Parliamentary Election of 2023. What does the average young person think about politics? Who do they vote for?

With a population of just 224 people, Ireland's Coastal town of Ballyvaughan has converted its hotel into a refugee camp for the Ukrainian people. Intrigued by how a child's definition of home has been altered due to their displacement, children were asked to paint their homes in order to investigate their feelings towards Ireland and unlock memories of a more peaceful Ukraine.

Few river guides ever get the chance to drive Idaho’s Iconic sweep boat. Driving Sweep follows Katie Veteto as she learns how to “drive sweep” down the Middle Fork of the Salmon River. She’s learned the rapids and the river. Now she learns to drive a 4,000lbs sweep down steep rocky rapids.

Not all adventures need to be epic multi-day excursions halfway around the world. Human Powered Movement Founder and Head Enabler, Adam Bratton, had his own action packed expedition traversing his neighborhood and backyard with his two boys for their first ever bikepacking trip.