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Anti-gay/pro-conversion therapy documentary.

A collection of short films spotlighting cats and feline culture around the world.

They are told never to tell anyone about themselves in order to appear normal and not be rejected by society. There is an inner tension and fear growing inside the characters. They are intersex people, but there is not much information about LGBT+ in Russian. One day everything changes, and they decide to tell the world about themselves, that intersex people exist, and there are millions of them.

Through a voice over reflection and imagery constructed around nine anonymous testimonies, ME DUELES discusses objects, spaces and memories which work as imprints for women who have had difficulty naming a violent sexual encounter with their partner as rape.

An experimental short film that explores the phenomenon of time in reverse using the visual effects of negative, double exposure and slow drone ambient music in the background.

everything is becoming image / all is trapped and glitching / you are late for zoom again / your boss your teacher your lover is waiting

The spread of coronavirus. What will his new life look like? How has the epidemic impacted us? Can we live normal lives again?

"The film is a kaleidoscope" of the opinions of its nine main characters - the greatest modern musicians, who almost confessedly talk about the most important for them, the most subtle things seriously and jokingly: about what is the gift of creativity, about the origin of "this" in a person, about how "this" is given or acquired, about where it goes, about individual and collective creativity, about rhythm and pause, about interaction with the viewer, with the world, about where "it" comes from in the end... "Film-mosaic", "film-orchestra", where everyone has their own unique voice, character, their own individual path, worthy of many films about him, but all this, surprisingly, is composed into a single voluminous statement, woven from monologues, confirmed by the author's music of the film's characters... And it all started in the Cultural Center "ART'ERIA Club", at the crossroads of all types of Art.

In Kerch, in the Crimea, a minority of Italian origin who arrived there in the 1800s, struggles for their history to be recognized and told. This community of Italians in 1942 was accused of supporting the fascist regime and of collaboration with the German troops during the city’s occupation. Between 29 and 30 January, Soviet soldiers began the deportation of the Italians. The whole community was loaded onto freight trains to the icy Kazakh steppes.

In 1962 James H. Meredith became the first African American to attend the University of Mississippi. This film documents the life and times of one of America's greatest and most controversial civil rights icons.

During August 2019, 8 students and workers between 19 and 21 years old participated in a missionary experience in Tanzania. They discovered that the journey is not only physical but above all emotional and mental.

In 1967, a team of explorers with no experience with polar ice travel attempted to reach the North Pole. Film, audio diaries and interviews reveal the extraordinary details of this incredible… In 1967, a team of amateur explorers rewrote the history books by becoming the first people to reach the North Pole. They documented their trip on film and audio diaries.

The village of Soiga was founded by monks 400 years ago. At the beginning of the twentieth century, deforestation was organized in the Arkhangelsk region. In the 1950s, a narrow-gauge railway was built to transport timber to the Severnaya Dvina River. Now the village of Soiga is surrounded by swamps and is located 38 kilometers from the nearest highway. After the reduction of the forest fund, financial support for the road and the settlement stopped. The only way to get there is by a narrow - gauge railway, which has existed there since 1958. For about 40 years, local residents and the locomotive driver Boris Petrovich Skumin have maintained the road in good condition.

While working on her recent film commission for Kettle’s Yard, Here is Elsewhere , Sarah Wood became curious about what the exhibition of art means at this time. In one part of Kettle’s Yard Alfred Wallis Rediscovered is installed and in another part of the gallery, Wood’s film. How do they relate to one another? How does art enable connection? The answer was Correspondence ­– a short essay film constructed from archive footage taken around the Cornish coastline. Correspondence speaks across time to fellow artist Alfred Wallis about the role the site of art plays in a time of social isolation. The scripted voiceover in the new film takes the form of a letter written by Wood to Wallis.

“Light has no tongue but it is all eye.” – John Donne. A series of short films about how the night immerses us in a world where the deepest thoughts emerge. Shot frame-by-frame with long exposure times and developed by hand before dawn.

The film is based on a folk-art that’s confined to Puri and is on the verge of extinction. This is my effort to preserve and promote this unique folk art

Large-scale protests have not stopped in Belarus for a month now. The riots, which have become one of the bloodiest in the history of the country, were not spontaneous, experts say. And the authors of this political drama, apparently, should be sought on the other side of the Atlantic.

Nomingerel, Egshiglen, Bayarjavkhlan and Enkhmaa, aged from 13 to 18, live in Khatgal, a village in northern Mongolia. Over several months, they filmed with their smartphones and, through their teenage eyes, show us the portrait of a rapidly changing country.

Various teachers across the mystical land of Victoria unite in order to discuss Mark and how he can reach his full potential.

In Buenos Aires every week a large number of poetry dates are held with varied proposals: readings, slams, cycles, etc. Independent publishers continue to bet on expanding their catalogs. The authors use social networks so that their verses are consumed and shared by people who otherwise would not have accessed them. In Digamos, the protagonists of the scene contribute their voices and reflections on the world, exalting beauty in simplicity and reconfiguring the poetic concept that today is in full swing and transformation.

A documentary about how Belarus has changed since August 9, 2020. These are the stories of a little man - our main, most important hero.

You cannot say "former security officials" because they remain faithful to their profession. But in fact, none of the heroes of the film is already working - people did not agree on the characters, principles and assessments of the events taking place with the leadership. We remember how the events developed and try once again to understand what is happening behind the shields.

When a common thread is woven with the ties that bind us a TANGLE ensues. Featuring DESIREE MELANCON, JILL PERKINS, NIRVANA ORTANEZ, PHIL HANSEN, BODE MERRILL, JEFF HOLCE, DENVER ORR, AND DYLAN OKUROWSKI. Presented by SNOWBOARDER Magazine.

The film is about how our older generation saved our lives and defeated the plague of the 20th century!

How Covid-19 triggered the spread of a 5G conspiracy theory, firing it into mainstream British life and inspiring a new generation of believers. The idea that 5G could have health implications isn’t new. But, thanks to celebrities like Amir Khan and Eamonn Holmes, it spread further than ever before during lockdown. We speak to new converts to the anti-5G cause, as well as telecoms engineers who have been abused in the streets, police dealing with arson attacks, and activists on both sides. Where did this theory come from? How did it spread? And where will it end? The pandemic has converted many anti-5G activists to the anti-vaccination movement too. This is a story about how easy it is for disinformation to infect us all and how it has become particularly contagious in the coronavirus era.

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See Matteo Guidicelli accept the challenge to take on one of the hardest military trainings in the world.

A documentary film that tells the story of Ivy as she reveals her dark past as a former rebel in the New People’s Army (NPA). It begins from her recruitment to the NPA, to her rise as one of NPA’s leaders, to her heightened exposure to atrocious practices within the organization.

Camille became a peasant, as they say of someone that lives off the land. She chose the Creuse region, a rough and supple land, laborious yet luminous, but experiences a growing rejection of the agricultural standards that govern her production. Raising her three children, caring for her animals and plants, will always be more important to her than yield. In parallel, her children learn to make choices in the face of the standards imposed on them by the school system.

We check in on Farmer John & his inner circle, after the devastating events of the coronavirus.

A quirky businessman in his 40s was looking for a creative outlet and stumbled upon an archaic form of photography that changed his life's path. 8 years later, his Native American wet plate photos are being archived around the globe, and his recent portrait session with Greta Thunberg at Standing Rock Indian Reservation has been seen by millions and is in the vaults of the Library of Congress.- From Amazon

Bobbie Blood is a short documentary series shot on 16mm film chronicling the love life of a newlywed octogenarian couple and the story that brought them together.

500 years ago ... The Spanish had already committed the bloody massacre in the Templo Mayor and were entrenched in the Axayacatl palace ... when they tried to flee from Tenochtitlan ... the Mexican warriors killed hundreds of Spaniards and their Tlaxcala allies ... They say that when he arrived in Tacuba, Cortés began to cry alongside this tree ... on June 30, 1520

Soil-Flowers is a portrait film of a woman getting ready to go on a trip to China to take care of her elderly mother. She lives alone in a house in Toulouse (France) filled with tones of objects and belongings after her partner passed away. Even though the filmmaker stays behind the camera he is also an actor and spectator inside his own films. By following the woman who goes back and forth between China and France, he starts questioning about his own living coditions.

Inauguration looks at the fragmented history of the Young China Association. Interweaving temporal connections with faint chances of synchronous events between two disparate events at the margins of Chinese revolutionary history: a failed assassination and an impossible trip. The film narrates a forecast of the past, wherein it renders visible the processes of erasure, remembrance, and archival anchors of the early overseas Chinese revolutionary politics and its aftermaths. Movements, geographies, and events do not follow a linear arch but rather are scattered across memories and places, only to be treated as residues, witnesses or simply discards of the history. What happens when the premise of the story is, in fact, the assurance of its erasure?

A filmmaker attempts to reconnect with his hometown during a walk to the Clent Hills where he is confronted by more than just picturesque views.

Jorge Farías, who was the most popular singer in Valparaíso, died in 2007 from liver complications. His friends and followers fight to keep his legacy alive and manage to install a statue in his memory. This documentary aims to reconstruct his life and that bohemian world that refuses to disappear.

She is hot, she is cold, she has felt her neck getting heavier, her cheeks harden, she complained, then she began to see the carpet swarming with snakes, the walls deforming, the faces shrink around her.

Farnham wanted to capture the craziness of the last few months of juggling home life, working and home-schooling, whilst staying alert! He 3D-scanned his children taking part in the various banal activities he hadset up for them.

Land rescues, which the commercial press called "invasions," multiplied in Puerto Rico from the late 1960s to the 1980s. Poor communities organized to raise a decent roof. Adolfina is the best known example of that struggle that has many stories to tell.

Shot entirely on an iPhone with homemade props and frame-by-frame animation, "Late Night with Carl Sagan" is a restaging, a reimagining, and an insomniac response to Sagan’s iconic 1980 series, Cosmos. Poetic, existential, hopeful, his series is a timeless prophecy on humanity’s place in the universe. Sagan talks to the subject with an attitude best described as wonder, in a manner that is wholly different than the position taken towards science by contemporary entertainment. Viewed late at night on Netflix, it becomes a participatory conversation, drifting into tangent, hyperbole, speculationand intervention.

Solitary figures using semaphore flags sign “We Are One” out across the ocean. "At a distance" was filmed at Lizard Point, Cornwall on 29th March 2019 (the first date the UK was supposed to leave the EU).