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The documentary reflects women who have been caring for life for a long time, in the countryside, in the city and within their homes. It aims to make visible the important territorial work carried out by women, dissidents and feminist organizations in pursuit of guaranteeing the right to food; as well as to problematize gender inequality in food production, distribution and consumption models. Listening to these voices, these experiences is a challenge that we have at the University and building these bridges, highlighting the importance that women have in order to generate other food systems that are in harmony with nature and with human beings, guaranteeing access to healthy, safe and sovereign foods.

Sintren Cigarettes has been operating for 70 years with all its employees being elderly.

As the title implies, the film is a superficial compilation of found YouTube videos of holes with dramatic sound design. However, it appears as a hole in the surface itself, playing with the fear of the hidden interior, the obscure places beyond our reach.

Based on a sound experience that takes place in the streets of Algiers.

The film deals with the profession of cultivation and manufacture of Omani red sugar in a cinematic way. It dealt with the human aspect and the economic and social aspects of this profession, and how some families maintained this profession, which mixed between pleasure and difficulties in the production process and the extent of acceptance of modernization, while documenting important aspects with concern to the competent authorities.

Essayistic documentary short film that proposes a tour of Paraná during the mandatory preventive social isolation decreed in Argentina on March 19, 2020. While observing the urban geography in an exceptional state, fragments of reflections by world-renowned intellectuals regarding the pandemic situation are heard, in the voices of local journalists, actresses and actors.

This documentary features a succession of testimonies and historical insights on 17th-century France (especially Paris and Amiens), and on the Order of the Minims and Francesco da Paola, without forgetting the European context of the Thirty Years War and Louis XIV. The historical scenes are a mix of live action and animation, contributing to a very contemporary and fresh aesthetic result and therefore also suitable for the vision of the youngest.

New York City disability rights activists fight for a fully accessible transit system, facing off against the State-run Metropolitan Transportation Authority run by Governor Cuomo.

David Godman is a respected researcher and scholar of Sri Ramana Maharshi's life and teachings. He has written or edited 16 books and numerous articles about Sri Ramana, Sri Ramana's direct disciples, and related topics. His first book, Be As You Are, published in 1985, has become the standard anthology of Sri Ramana's writings. He has spent most of his life in Tiruvanammalai where Sri Ramana's ashram is.

Branco lives on a high, windy hill in Valparaíso. It links his childhood to the adult world into which he’s thrown despite himself, as well as the dreams and nightmares of the Chilean people’s painful past. The fog, haunted by the memory of Pinochet’s dictatorship, blends these worlds into a poem where the changing winds blow, at times fanning the flames of the youth’s revolutionary hopes and at others preventing them from escaping traced out destinies.

Superheroes from different movies lined up in alphabetical order from A to Z to tell us something very important.

Seven days before leaving to make a documentary with Diveheart, his son dies of a drug overdose. He decides to go anyway but doesn’t tell anyone about his loss. He learns about healing and adapting from these adaptive divers.

The inspiring story of Sam Solasz, a Holocaust Survivor who used his entrepreneurial skills to fight Nazi oppression and build a $100 million dollar business as an ode to those who lost their lives.

When you lose a child, you fall into despair or start to build. The challenges of building a chapel high in the mountains as a unifying image of power, will, the spirit of the ordinary man, and a monument for those who will always live in our hearts.

Coronavirus, The Pandemic deals with the social, economic, personal, professional, and emotional consequences on freelancers, health workers, businessmen, actresses, technicians, hoteliers, tour operators, journalists, teachers, and psychologists.

Originally designed as a video installation, Apologies is a compilation of modern political apologies and a timeline of political progress as unrepentant recidivism and contrite repetition. It is a continuing work-in-progress, and this version ends with 2016. Dozens of apologies are collected every year, and they will be added as time permits. The passage of time does not heal all wounds; it cannot settle all accounts or resolve all disputes. But the identities of the perceived perpetrators can change, and a national apology’s task is to document, to put on record, a symbolic act as a prelude to possible reconciliation and forgiveness. To achieve these ends, one’s sincerity is paramount, especially when reading from a script.

Tesak died a year ago. By this point, everyone had forgotten that he was the main neo-nazi of the 2000s. They also forgot about the interviews in which he dreams of killing people and filming these murders in order to lead the country to revolution. Taken out of context, these phrases from twenty years ago seem like posturing. In this film, Tesak will tell for the first time the full story of the 11 murders he committed from 2002 to 2007. Apparently, this should be considered his last interview. All organizations mentioned in the film are prohibited.

He was one of the first scientists to provide evidence of the link between greenhouse gases and global warming. That was in 1987. Since then, Jean Jouzel has not stopped fighting against the climate sceptics and urging politicians to commit to the climate. Above all, for more than thirty years, he has encouraged us to change our habits and to take care of our planet to avoid the worst. Between an intimate story and a historical epic, from Janzé in Brittany to Washington via Paris and Tokyo, Jean Jouzel, in the battle of the century is a film about a man and his era, an era that has seen us become aware of the need to change our relationship with the world.

The creation of the Adirondack Park Agency (APA) in 1971 and the impact it has had on the development of the park over the years. Most of the land within the park is privately owned, yet the Adirondacks remain largely undeveloped.

the Mountain Goats, recorded live in studio at Manifold Recording in Pittsboro, NC, on February 27 & 28, 2021.

She would have wanted to be the Princess of Monaco but, after seventy years of marriage, the observation is bitter. In the kitchen, Marie-Thérèse realizes that she misses everything, except her husband.

Minerals have brought us many benefits. Coal, gas, oil and minerals made the industrial revolution possible, freed a large proportion of humanity from grinding poverty and brought about an unprecedented boom in the world economy. The dark side of this success story is the exhaustion of our planet’s resources, something we have only become aware of relatively recently.

This film focuses on the largest art gathering area in China -- Songzhuang Painter Village China In 2020, Boxer Explosion, those artists who were in trouble were first forced to move out of Songzhuang. Someone moved back to his hometowns, someone looking for another foreign country. More people don’t want to leave the capital and move to Yanjiao, Hebei Province, facing SongZhuang across the Chaobai River or the boundary between Dachang and Sanhe.Of course, many people who still live in Beijing’s Songzhuang Painters Village also face There are many uncertain factors. Ancient west YangGuan no old friend Existing Gone East Outside ChaoBai all home.

Ginkgo trees are separated by sex; only the female trees bear fruit. Once highly esteemed as natural sources of health, city dwellers today object to their pungent smell and, as gardeners, prefer the less complicated, more fragrant “fruitless” male plants. Tang Han explains with infographics, apt short sound comments and sympathetic objectivity.

Historias de Perusalem is a feature film that has been prepared to receive the Bicentennial of Peru. It is made up of 4 independent stories that dialogue with each other. These 4 chronicles, each one of them, celebrate the constant struggle of Peruvians to get ahead and the triumph of human beings over adversity.

A trip along the beach of the Venice Lido.

An exploration of the human body in the age of the internet through hundreds of Youtube clips.

The stories of two single mothers, bringing with them some essential reflections on how the responsibility for raising children falls on women and exposing the issues surrounding the lack of support and acceptance.

A Spanish firefighter risks everything to tackle one of the most extreme sporting events on the planet—a solo, non-stop sailing race around the world.

Continuously creating work throughout the last 50 years but rarely sharing it with a wider audience, a female artist from Teesside shares her story and her dreams with an audience for the first time.

The film is the story of a pair of snails living peacefully in a beautiful plain but deciding to return to their hometown when one of them enters the city and enters a house of characters and also faces deadly accidents on the road.

Film uses black and white photographs to tell a fragmented story about the loss of people and things and about what remains. The silent images refer to the inner state of the woman portrayed, creating a timelessness and a feeling of unreal distance from the events. The film is set on a Croatian island in summer and was inspired by a short story by Nobel Prize winner Olga Tokarczuk.

Starting in 2017 Evgeni followed his grandparents to understand how exile has affected his family. The film is based on interviews with Marta and Alejandro who tell their grandson about what happened during the military coup and how their lives changed drastically. There are interviews with their children who live in Sweden and the family who stayed in Chile and lived through the dictatorship. The documentary is about exile, farewells and reunions about growing old with families in two countries and about love that lasts forever.

In "Chegamos Sozinhos Em Casa - Fragmentos", a musical documentary, the band Tuyo performs all the songs on the album, in an artistic tone, replicating the uniqueness of the live shows.

Power Moves is a short film discussing the generational differences between Gen-Z and other generations. Gen-Z has experienced a lot, as other generations have as well. Why is that and what has affected them most?

A great teacher can educate, empower and uplift. "Kling: A Teacher Who Defied The System" is a tribute to one such extraordinary educator. In the West Side of Chicago in the mid-80s, 33-year-old Thomas Kling vowed to transform the lives of dozens of students lost in the pressure cooker of drugs and racism. His profound and lasting impact now shines in a documentary created by the very lives he saved.

Probably the most difficult construction site in Germany is 70 kilometers from Sylt. The sea is up to 32 meters deep and the waves are high even in good weather. A wind park with 80 turbines is being built here under harsh conditions, which will generate climate-friendly electricity for a million people. A mammoth project that is hard to beat in terms of size and complexity. And things are progressing rapidly: specialists erect the almost 150-meter-high wind turbines within a day.

A short film about transvestiginal people who live, inhabit and 're-exist' in the Chapada dos Veadeiros, in the interior of Goiás. The protagonists are Gustavo and Gaé, trans men who open their lives and their skin to the eyes of the camera.

A short animated documentary that tells the story of Capel Celyn, a Welsh village drowned by The Liverpool Corporation to provide water for Liverpool.

A pandemic period film bio of retiring government front-liner Art Tibaldo who narrates his ordeals as COVID-19 positive and cerebral stroke patient as he reactivates his lifelong passion as an artist.

A documentary that provides a critical glimpse into a day in the life of Monica Tanglao, a young Aeta student who tirelessly aspires to finish her schooling amidst the multitude of challenges that directly and indirectly violate her and her community’s basic rights, especially her right to education.

This documentary tells the stories of two lives on the South African East and West coasts connected by a changing ocean.