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Two young sisters navigate a forest world using their imagination, outdoor survival skills and friendship. Their adventures double as play and training for an uncertain ecological future.

Tells the story of Gerardo Bleier after the pain caused by the loss of his father, Eduardo, detained and disappeared during the Uruguayan dictatorship (1973-1985). The documentary portrays the meaning of truth and the search for freedom since the discovery of Eduardo's remains in 2019.

short documentary on actress Yvonne Romain

The picture is about an adult who turns out to be completely unsuited to independent life. He cannot write a letter to his mother, whom he so dreams of finding, is not able to pay off the seller in the store… At the age of 20, Peter Kasikhin does not know the alphabet, and elementary children's puzzles with birds sitting on a branch seem incomprehensible. No, he is not a fool, as many people think he is. I just got into a mental institution once. And, it seems, by mistake. Peter was diagnosed as "uneducated", was not sent to school… Despite everything, Peter, who has long matured, goes to the first class... And let others laugh!

Reflection on several days spent in Irkutsk, Baikalsk, on Lake Baikal on the island of Olkhon.

I attempt to create works that are collages of instances in a person’s life, inspired by deeply felt emotions and a desire to grasp fleeting memories. I want to offer a different reality that is haunting both in its beauty and its metaphoric imagery, drawing from the unassuming ordinary.

Spring Flower City comprehensively shows the urban style and cultural landscape of Kunming. Kunming enjoys the reputation of "Spring City" and is an important tourist and commercial city in my country. The director uses the identity of a tourist to record what he sees in Kunming, and uses a first-person perspective to record the people and beauty he saw in Kunming. Through the scenic spots, he can review the history of Kunming and look forward to the future of Kunming.

In 1731, nineteen "vampires" were burned at the stake near Olomouc, including seven children. In Banat, a part of present-day Serbia, reports of "people drained of blood" became more frequent. Empress Maria Theresa wanted to put an end to the goings-on and commissioned her personal physician Gerard van Swieten to shed light on the matter.

A film about the late Stalinist anti-Semitic campaigns (the murder of Mikhoels, the doctors' case) through the prism of today's politics: eyewitness accounts, opinions of historians, politicians, representatives of art and religion.

Discover an amazing world full of things you never knew existed. From mysterious places to incredible products and all things between. An adventure into the world's most astonishing things.

A video about caress and sensitivity

The documentary shows us the latest porn cinema in the city of Quito, they tell us their experiences and how they have managed to survive over the years, which allows a broader view of how an old porn cinema works.

If you add up their followers and subscribers, it's over 1 million! Four influencers representing Korea in their respective fields have gathered together!

The film is about the Sakhalin and Nivkh writer Vladimir Sangi. The writer's life is closely intertwined with the fate of the people, the endangered aborigines of Sakhalin – the Nivkhs.

The voices of the harbor are those of thousands of people that have worked there, and of those who still work there today. Like for all cities on the sea, Trieste's history is deeply interrelated with the history of its harbor. The human milieus of the harbor environment are at the foundation of the city, of how the community grew. To understand who we are today, and who we will be tomorrow, we need to reconstruct the memories that tell the story of the last century of the Trieste Harbor. The Harbor will always be there, and the transport of goods is still its main activity, but the ways in which the goods are transported have changed significantly, along with drastic cuts to the harbor's personnel.

The microcosmos of a courtyard, situated in the centre of Sofia, Bulgaria. The story unfolds from the perspective of one window. The film catches the spirit of life during the pandemic, where the focus has shifted to everything local. Airplanes, parties and loud football matches appear like a distant dream.

100 feet of 16mm Kodak Ektachrome shot at a fun fair at night. Dark forces present themselves in plain sight in this magical place of lights and colours.

A travel diary composed from a series of video vignettes Rhody made while traveling in Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos for two months. Shot using a tiny, pocket sized digital camera. "I initially didn't intend to make a video from them or have them shown publicly. I was just making a diary of moments that I found graceful during the frequent downtime that occurs when traveling. My partner, Abigail Smith, created a large collection of field recordings during this same time, some of which were later published under the title "Indochina Soundscraps". And although the two projects stand-alone, I think they compliment each other in attitude and approach - which works well as a metaphor for our relationship."

In this coming-of-age story about ending the stigma of the disabled being labeled as 'sinners in a past life', a blind girl, late on puberty due to malnutrition, achieves womanhood with the help of a philanthropic doctor.

"THE LABYRINTH" by Sylvia Toy is an ongoing series of video performances about a woman in a void dealing with uncertainty and invisible obstacles and threats. The River of Everything flows throughout The Void; and its denizens, the Riverwomen are likely to appear anywhere at any time.

A young heiress from a witch coven makes a movie as a counterspell to a course that weighs over her and her female ancestors. Chabela, María Isabel and Bárbara are the great-grandmother, grandmother and mother of this young witch filmmaker who, willing to help with the spell, open the doors of their home—an old family manor in Curacaví, a small town from the Chilean countryside.

Buzzing with energy and aesthetic vibrancy, Innu Aitun is a snapshot of various activities that reveal the richness of traditional Innu culture.

Adelante is an invitation to immerse ourselves in the stories of eight refugee Venezuelan women. The documentary is an intimate description of the consequences of a political situation affecting an entire country. By bus, hitch-hiking, on foot, these women have travelled 214 kilometers with the dream of leaving hunger, lack of medicines, homophobia, sexism and political confrontations behind. Yuleima, Maritza, Juling, Ruth, Daynelis, Jennifer, Nairobis and Yalsy narrate, in their own words, what it is like to be an e’chapalante woman. They continue to look for a better life, beginning their stories from scratch.

They play in the same city. These teams have the same name. But one club plays in Serbia, and the other in Kosovo. This is only possible in Mitrovica. The story is about a conflict in a divided city and about a cool Kosovo team ready to enter the European Championship. Although only 6 years ago it did not even exist. We will go on a trip to the amazing Balkan region and see how they live football here and dream of big victories.

The film is an investigation by Alexey Smolyaninov about the "Singapore Syndicate", whose members organized hundreds of match-fixing around the world. Is it possible to defeat match-fixing in football? What schemes do criminals use to convince players and coaches to pass the match? Which country is behind the most powerful criminal group of the 21st century?

The evolution of the mother's soul through the eyes of her children.

When Israeli-born Tomer moves to Hawaii in search for a better life, he expects to start a family with his friend Mataia. He could never have known that Mataia's mother, Trina would interrupt their plans with a suicide attempt. Living with bipolar disorder, Trina's struggles exacerbate after the loss of her son and life is never the same again. Waking up from a 70-day coma, Trina is compelled to re-evaluate her own life - and her own death. Following her post-attempt life, thoughts and feelings, Another Day in Paradise poses important questions about mortality, morality, mental-health and the conscience to remain in this world or not.

After the pandemic forced the cancellation of events worldwide, Brett Kissel set out to bring live music back to Canada. In this documentary, Kissel shows how the drive-in concept became a reality—from video calls to socially-distanced rehearsal to finally being back on a stage, separated from his band with plexiglass. 8 sold out shows over 2 days, this was the beginning of the return of live music in Canada. This is the story about how music brought everyone together.

A young man uses the power of dance to teach vulnerable teens the power of mentorship and community.

A portrait of the filmmaker's younger brother and at first glance, it is the story of an ordinary boy who knows everything about dinosaurs, who, without losing stubbornness, constantly digging in hopes of finding something truly amazing. And all because he has a dream and, in fact, it is a story about a dream to which this guy goes against everything and everything.

In the dimly lit caverns of this Armenian salt mine, 230 meters underground, a doctor in a lab coat and a safety helmet orders her patients to hop and swing their arms. In this magically bizarre world, mineral-rich air is supposed to cure their respiratory problems.

70 minute documentary about the hungarian band Kárpátia.

Join Fred Mills inside the £80M restoration of London's Elizabeth Tower, the iconic structure at the heart of the UK's Palace of Westminster.

Three children reflect on the problems afflicting the adult world.

Dr Glenn Godenho goes on the hunt for the tomb of Cleopatra.

The 2014 opening of the 9/11 Memorial Museum at the site of the World Trade Center in New York; President Barack Obama, Mayor Michael Bloomberg, dignitaries, survivors, family members, first responders and more share their personal stories.

A documentary about the stark intolerance and misunderstanding faced by transgender men in Cuba. With unique access and empathy, the film profiles the existential angst of four trans men from different backgrounds and contrasting outlooks on life.

A three-part poetic study of Cressingham Gardens, an early-1970s social housing estate in South London.

Documentary about primary education in impoverished areas of Nairobi.

Sibling duo Kyle and Maddy travel the globe exploring the worlds exotic and bizarre cultural festivals and celebrations. This time they head into the mountains of Spain where 20,000 people participate in the worlds largest food fight.

The last son of a shepherd is faced with the challenge of choosing between modernity and the family tradition of nomadic life. Faced with the toughest choice of choosing between tradition and modernity Suleiman, 13 is the youngest son of 80-year-old nomadic shepherd, Gafoor. He is the only hope of Gafoor who can carry forward his age-old tradition of rearing goats and sheep.

I have been living in Europe since 2002. I went to Korea with my one-year-old son in 2016 to see my parents after a long time. While staying at my parents' house, I sent my mother, who was suffering from Parkinson's syndrome to a nursing home with the intention of helping my father. This story is about the point where generations intersect. At the point where my son was starting to learn to walk, and her mother was starting to forget her walking.

Abby Martin covers the whole truth about the Afghanistan War. Two decades, three administrations, tens of thousands of lives.

How have you been spending your time during the coronavirus pandemic? Any interesting activities? Here's a fascinating idea for what to do with too much free time.

A film about extortion, brutality, and death caused by police as they enforced Covid-19 restrictions in Nairobi’s informal settlements. “Cops and Corpses; Victim’s Cry for Justice” follows up with families and victims of police brutality during the enforcement of coronavirus restrictions; highlighting their grief and quest for justice, which for many seems so elusive at the moment. The documentary is told through a mix of characters. Among them are two survivors of police brutality who are both still suffering from the effects of their encounter with the police, and also the families of three victims who were killed, including that of a 13-year-old boy who was standing on the balcony of his parent’s home. The story revolves around the quest for justice, grief and the economic burden on the survivors who have been incapacitated and have mounting hospital bills.

Linda Domer facilitates Happy Hounds prison dog program at Roxbury Correctional Institution in Maryland.

This film is from a body of work that gives a textual and archival response to and documentation of perpetual discrepancies - between living and deceased, public and private, physical and virtual - found in moments of contemporary mourning.