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An outpouring of thoughts swirling, and the desire to see it differently. All seen through the eyes of a woman back in her home town.

Group show is a documentary featuring the practices of a handful of Peter Sutherland’s close friends, shot intimately between California and NYC between 2020 and 2022.

On April 22, 1973, a group of Chilean homosexuals protested against social discrimination and police repression during the time of Salvador Allende, opening a long road of struggles of sexual diversities until today. The protagonists of the demonstration, together with Che de los gays, relive this story 50 years after the amazing and unforgettable event.

Zoologist turned microlight pilot, Amellia Formby, is on a mission to share her love for migratory shorebirds, whilst searching for solutions to the many threats they face.

Leaving his family and city comfort, Vladimir Alekseevich equips himself a house in the taiga. Unity with nature in a small hut is the joy and everyday life of an 80-year-old huntsman. What makes a person choose the path of solitude? Who is he – a loner, an egoist or a sage who has found the meaning of life?

FLAME STILL BURNS is a documentary about the parisian booming hardcore scene, from the ashes of Covid to sold-out venues. But can this overflowing enthusiasm be enough in the face of an economy in crisis, venues shutting down and inflation? Can the flame still burn through it all?

“Citizen Gane” chronicles the life of legendary Australian Graffiti Writer Gane 2, who back in the early 1980’s at age 12, was one of the very first generation writers to play a significant role in developing the Graffiti and hip hop scene in Australia. His influence was felt for decades after, until his passing in October 2022. He first came to the attention of the Australian public back in 1985 when, aged 15, he was featured on the popular television program 60 Minutes. Overnight, he was a graffiti and pop culture sensation. Reviled by the general public but revered and admired amongst his peers, it earned him the highest honour of “King” status. The King of Sydney.

Documentary about Dora, Sandra, Tuan and Christa, who have varied backgrounds but each emigrated from their home countries and now live in West Bend, Wisconsin, a small city just north of Milwaukee.

“Computational Compost” addresses the environmental impact of data storage and proposes a synergy between technology and ecology. Humans and artificial intelligence produce so much data that soon there will be no capacity to store it; we are accumulating infinite information with finite resources. The film invites reconsideration on the relationship between data storage and collective memory, highlighting the urgency of critically rethinking narratives of the digital future.

In the destroyed city of Izium, Kharkiv region, Mount Kremyanets becomes an "island of communication" where people find mobile connections with their families after months of Russian occupation.

For 35 years, LA TRIBU, an autonomous collective and community radio station in Buenos Aires, has been broadcasting voices of resistance on the 88.7 frequency. The protagonists share their stories and tell of the beginnings of the radio station in 1988, five years after the end of the last military dictatorship. Like La Tribu, the film moves between inside and outside - between studio and street - in an attempt to connect present and past lines.

Earth was Paranormal before humans ever existed. Sea Serpents, Bigfoot, Thunderbirds and weird Crytpids and Aliens are nothing new. 150- Earth was Paranormal before humans ever existed. Real Monsters from Sea Serpents, Bigfoot, Thunderbirds Weird Crytpids and even Aliens are actually nothing new.

Clint Eastwood's rise to fame reads like one of his dramatic movie scripts. 84 films about cowboys, crime, war, romance, and boxing would yield Best Picture and Directing Oscars. Eastwood's contributions to cinema remain forever limitless.

A short experimental documentary based on three questions asked to various people on campus at the University of Gloucestershire.

This film captures some changing moments that took place in Hong Kong between 2018 and 2021. The changes in the landscape of our city are also a portrayal of the author's inner heart - cold rain, hot fire, and continuous loneliness.

An attempt at dialogue and a philosophical approach to the companion dog and, more generally, to all living things…

Located on the shores of the Baltic Sea, between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad is a piece of Russia in the heart of Europe. A curious territory, isolated from Moscow after the fall of the USSR, today transformed into a military fortress facing NATO. In Kaliningrad, headquarters of the Russian Baltic fleet, there are 30,000 soldiers, hypersonic missiles and nuclear capability.

The film follows two women who grew up in the remote atoll of Pukapuka in the Cook Islands and return home after decades away to find the atoll, and themselves, forever changed. Amelia Hokulea Borofsky, the daughter of anthropologist Robert Borofsky who lived in Pukapuka in the mid 1970’s and Johnny Frisbie, a Cook Island legend in her own right. Her book Miss Ulysses of Puka-Puka written at age fifteen, was the first published literary work by a Pacific Islander author. Both lived on Pukapuka as children and left at different times, but they both return to reconnect – with emotion, celebration, and a sense of belonging. Filmmaker Gemma Cubero del Barrio also weaves in her own intimate story.

For centuries, priests assist many people through their lives, through moments of joy as in difficulties. As pedophilia scandals tarnish the Catholic Church lately, their duty require a drastic lifestyle, living the single and simple life, and abandoning paternity aspirations.

FHSU Informatics and Tiger Media Network students, Tim Schoepflin and Corbin Ingrim followed ASCS Driver Kyler Johnson throughout the summer. This is his story.

A sequel to the 2022 documentary film Quiz Enema: Making Life. This installment follows rapper Quiz Enema, now jaded by the disrespect from his so-called fans, as he secludes himself at his estate, Enema Ranch, and tries to record his most transparent album to date. The cracks in his already fragile mind begin to expand and fracture in his isolation.

The only musician to perform at the Modern Art Week of 1922, composer Villa-Lobos was the object of the biggest boos at that event. After that, he decided to spend some time in Paris, where he met characters like Jean Cocteau, Andres Segovia, Arthur Rubinstein, among others. It is from there that Villa-Lobos confronts his identity, starting to seek new directions for his work in his roots. This movie travels through the places where the musician went in the French capital, investigating the causes and effects of these encounters and the city in his work.

In the early 1980s, police were investigating a series of threatening letters. When the police discovered that Rev Owen was the author behind the letters, it was the start of one of Britain's most eerie criminal cases to this day.

A look at the prevailing myth of the apparition of St. James in the town of Loíza, Puerto Rico and a reminder of the character, vitality and role Loíza women have as pillars of the community.

A picky eater decides to step outside of his comfort zone and switches to a fully vegan diet for two weeks.

The film follows 18 year-old activist Joshua Wright on his journey into the environmental movement. He interviews people including climate scientists and frontline activists, seeking a way out of the environmental Armageddon his generation was born into.

A short documentary on Monika Liu's Eurovision journey in Turin 2022.

Dive into the hearts and minds of those who've faced the mountain's fury firsthand, in this gut-punching exploration of the human cost of adventure.

Mehnersmoos are one of Germany‘s most important music act. In this documentary we see that carrying a whole nation of music nerds is not as easy as it seems.

Animator Rachel Reid talks about how to be an animator and encourages others to follow their dream.

Leroy Emmerich bought some land in the 1960s with money he earned from filmmaking. Leroy’s son turned the land into a flower farm and now his grandson, Lee Emmerich is making a film about the uncertain future of their family farm. Homegrown explores family cycles, parental expectations, and the connections between filmmaking and farming. This short documentary was produced within the advanced certificate program of Culture and Media at New York University.

The documentary "Fungi Kingdom" is China's first systematic and comprehensive documentary on fungi. Over the course of two years, the production team ventured deep into primeval forests, using fungi as the narrative focus. Through the lens of a one-square-meter habitat, the ocean on land, and the concept of fungi giving rise to all things, the documentary gradually unveils the mysteries of the fungal kingdom from point, line, to plane, presenting a systematic and holistic perspective. It tells the story of the habitats within national parks—their ecology, the endless cycle of life, their diverse and fantastical nature, as well as the indispensable role fungi play in the ecosystem's cycle.

A video essay discussing Ga-Ga: Glory to the Heroes.

A student at Karpenko-Karyi University, along with other dormitory residents, finds himself in the midst of war and begins to film the surrounding situation. Passing through the bewildered faces of students in a basement shelter, the panicked cries of people evacuating at the train station, and his own personal confusion, he finds himself in Ivano-Frankivsk. His classmate Vitaliy and his family take him in, and this event becomes a turning point in his new life. A life where there is no longer any room for doubts about human doom, where harmony and mutual support reign. The author comes to this conclusion and returns to Kyiv.

San Francisco, November 2023 - a backdrop of the city as it prepares for Joe Biden's meeting with Xi Jinping.

A young filmmaker explores his parents' frayed relationship through old archive videos, poems and songs, as they prepare for the sale of their old family home in Guatire and their impending separation.

A behind-the-scenes look at the COM 297 - Motion Picture Production all-class film project "Loomis Dr." made during the summer of 2023. The class is part of the Mass Communication department at Rock Valley College.

Our Conversation Through Video Call, Leading Her into the Realm of "Force"

A rapid overview of the Keihin-Tohoku Line, traversing north to south through the metropolitan area, spanning one metropolis and two prefectures.

An unconventional and deeply personal story of The 4DWN, a South Dallas skatepark whose mission is to change the lives of everyone who walks through the gate. This resilience hub is rooted in skate culture, and tackles the challenges of food insecurity and social justice in one of the city’s poorest communities.

Walter was a photographer for the MLN-T during the Uruguayan military dictatorship. His memory drives a collective journey through time and reality, where images impose themselves as destiny.

An anecdotal experimental film of the fire that struck Block 32 Extension, Barangay Addition Hills, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, in early February of 2023.

In 1021 a Viking Icelandic woman Gudrid went and settled to Newfoundland.

Carmen was born in 1935. As a child, she watched how they took members of her family away. After 14 years as a cloistered nun, she managed to get expelled from it. She promised herself to own her life. Today, she is 86 years old, and she is going to make a decision: to commit suicide.

Journalist Anne-Marie Tomchak takes a look at how we need to adapt to cope with AI’s increasing power and influence on our lives.

Nighttime Keihin-Tohoku Line: City Lights The Keihin-Tohoku Line connects Saitama and Kanagawa through central Tokyo. Using high-definition 4K cameras, we captured the front view from the driver's cab from dusk to night, showcasing the city's shifting lights. Starting from Omiya at twilight, the journey heads toward Tokyo and Shinagawa, with train headlights and city lights creating a beautiful contrast. Crossing the Arakawa River, the Skytree appears, leading to a stunning city nightscape. The 4K 10-bit HDR footage offers a realistic visual experience. Onboard audio includes sounds from both the leading and motor cars, appealing to railway enthusiasts and high-definition video fans.

We are burdened by anonymous objects disconnected from any sense of place, history, and identity. And we are surrounded by earth. What happens when ordinary mud is transformed into a unique piece and evolves into a color never before seen?

The colonial usurpation of the Islas Malvinas is expanding into the Atlantic Ocean, and the natural resources of the province of Tierra del Fuego are being illegally exploited. Through different perspectives, the documentary addresses the geopolitical importance of the South Atlantic for the future of the region.

Nito is an artist who, through painting, finds a way to represent the life and nature of the Santa Fe coast.

Abla is a portrait of a Palestinian refugee woman in her fifties, a compost expert and trainer in one of the world's poorest countries in water, Jordan. Despite all challenges, she works hard to realize her dream of designing a naturally generative land

A short interview with Senator Wanda Thomas-Bernard featuring Dr. Kesa Munroe Anderson.