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A candid exploration of sexuality challenges taboos, exposing how shame, gender roles, and misinformation shape intimate experiences. Through personal reflections, the film advocates for self-awareness, communication, and sexual freedom as acts of resistance.
This series of videos expresses specific feelings that conflicts me and people around me when I talk about being from a such an isolated place as Greenland. My home country is rich in traditional live as hunting, being close to the nature and using everything around you as a tool as in having sleddogs. At the same time, we live a very normal life compare to the rest of the world with tv, modern clothing and a very normal consumer kind of life style.
A hybrid experimental short film reflecting on a Latinx immigration experience.
It is now the ninth month since Russia started its full-scale invasion of Ukraine and is ruthlessly trying to occupy it. The Ukrainians' fighting spirit and love for their country, however, are irrepressible – they fiercely resist and drive the Russians out of the cities they've temporarily taken. Unfortunately, the occupying forces have left horror, misery and scars behind them.
The short film takes place in a liminal space that I attempted to recreate in what used to be my grandparents' attic. There, a character searches for their identity through light and shelter.
A lady in her mid-70s was social and active. Although she took heart medicine every day, she continued to participate in various gatherings and activities. However, after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, she gave up all outdoor activities, spending most of her time in or around the home. Since then, she has unfurled conversations with plants on the balcony, plants in the kitchen, and those rooted in the vegetable garden too. ‘Get Some Sunshine’ explores a day in the life of this lady (the film director’s mother) and the solidarity she developed with companion plants during the pandemic.
Winner of "Best Non-Fiction" at ASTA Film Festival 2022
A 15th anniversary documentary revisiting some of the greatest moments of the Assassin's Creed video game series.
Young people think about the coming war. A video clip with friends, cigarettes, and music: “Tomorrow the war will come, and here we sit in the middle of Kyiv — tomorrow we’ll go to university as usual and study…” They talk about train tickets, packed bags, and relatives abroad. Did the students of the Academy of Pop, Drama and Circus Arts know then that these recordings would soon become a historical document?
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An experimental short film that celebrates the affection between transfeminine bodies who have encountered trauma and pain in their search for love. Portraying the experiences of today's "Geni," this hybrid documentary pays homage to those who are daily stoned by society. Using the lyrics inspired by Chico Buarque's song "Geni e o Zeppelin" as its guiding thread, the flowers are the poetry that humanizes transvestites.
An unmarried Beijing filmmaker facing pandemic setbacks and family pressure launches a 100-day quest: secure funding for a documentary on cultural inheritors. Amidst skepticism about her lifestyle and project's relevance, she documents her soul-searching journey challenging societal expectations.
Longform VHS music video from British indie rock band Supermilk, comprising various Covid-era home video footage shot by the band and their collaborators.
In the midst of a severe drought in the Peruvian Andes, two children fish with their hands and plastic bottles in the Qochoq River. The disruption of the agricultural cycle has affected the local food supply, but the children show how adaptation and ancestral knowledge can offer hope in difficult times.
Bahía Blanca was one of the cities in the province of Buenos Aires most severely punished by the last military dictatorship. Its de facto powers silenced and perpetuated a situation of impunity for hundreds of crimes committed against its population. Through the testimonies of survivors and victims' families, the influence of civilian complicity before and during state terrorism is reconstructed. Gaining insight into the places that served as clandestine detention centers also helps lift the veil in a city where justice is making progress in bringing those responsible to justice.
In 1982, the war had spread to the Palestinian-Lebanese border, and the Israeli colonizers entered the Rashidiya camp in southern Lebanon. There, a number of young children were waiting for them. They were cubs of the Palestinian revolution, carrying RPG weapons and fighting the Zionist enemy. In this film, the director follows these children nearly 40 years after that anniversary.
One more dream came true for the Soul Flyers, Fred Fugen, Vincent « Veush » Cotte and Aurelien « Bras Noir » Chatard. This incredible flight started with a fly by at the summit of the majestic Mont-Blanc, followed by the longest terrain flying wingsuit line ever! From the summit to the opening of the parachute there is 3650m altitude difference, 7,5km horizontal distance for a 3 minutes and 5 seconds total flight! A terrain flight, discovering the Mont-Blanc like no one did before. Flying over the glaciers, ice cracks and cliffs was so intense, incredible and powerful!
"Hekayat-e-Del" is a series about the biographies and scientific and professional contributions of famous professors and contemporary cultural figures of Iran. This episode is about Professor Zohreh Zarshenas, one of the prominent professors of ancient linguistics in Iran and the world.
Explores the mystery of the stories of animals bled dry through small circular incisions, leading to unexpected animal deaths in Puerto Rico, and giving rise to rumors of vampires, aliens, and chupacabras.
How the hope and enthusiasm of the Telecom Éireann flotation in Ireland in 1999 ended in disaster, debt and losses for the average citizens who dipped their toes into the stock market.
A study of the aesthetic violence of two surveillance software systems employed by the Los Angeles Police Department.
Dive into the game-changing 1960’s in the third installment of the “Tour de Cinema” series.
Amateur photographer Denis Borisov has chosen a difficult mission for himself - to capture in photos and videos the last of the surviving veterans, home front workers, participants and witnesses of the tragic events of the Great Patriotic War. In an old car with photo and video equipment, Denis gets to the most remote places of the Vyatka region. He devotes all his free time to this, because most of his characters are already well over ninety.
The historical path of the holy Prince, the outstanding politician Alexander Yaroslavich, who received the nickname "Nevsky".
Less than 5% of California’s historical wetlands remain, but there is hope in the world’s most productive agricultural valley. Discover why tracking the movement of shorebirds could dramatically improve conditions for the entire pacific flyway. But capturing the necessary data is no easy task. Join scientists, conservation groups and farmers as they reveal a unique partnership that could have global implications for bird and wetland conservation.
A transmission from an alternate reality documents the war between the Forward Few and the Backward Many.
A composition made from stereographic images of snowflakes, animated with methods reminiscent of structural cinema.
A reflection on education and an ode to the bonds that are formed by students at, (and in spite of,) the institution they are studying within. By weaving together footage from the 2021 anti-racist occupation of the Slade School of Fine Art with scenes from the install of the art school’s class of 2020 degree show, the academy emerges as a site of frustration as much as of achievement. Running over both events - , from the final touches of varnish being put on a painting to protest banners being unfurled across the building, - is text from former Slade student and tutor Christopher Kirubi’s poem ‘… - then love is the name’.
Three women tell their stories, related to each other by the issue of baby trafficking in Argentina. Together, they delve deeper into what it means to live with a missing piece of their identity. In the face of loneliness and uncertainty, the three of them share the need to function as a support network for people who have gone through the same thing.
From June 2021 to June 2022, Justin "Jastun" Bland records whatever that is in front of him. He presents an abstract montage of collected videos varying from onscreen recordings to filming special, intimate & mundane in-real-life moments. This short captures our daily routines in life and how we choose to spontaneously record them.
A veteran of the Second World War, together with an elderly daughter, are fleeing a winter storm in a flimsy wooden hut. Day after day, the cold gets closer and closer, plunging them into a deep sleep. They have no choice but to fall into timelessness in the middle of the frozen steppe.
Come swim with us through the limitless pools of our trans and non-binary spirits.
Investigating a danish high school, this film tries to convince the viewer with archive footage and interviews.
Media experiment in which a smorgasbord of catastrophic images is occupied by an auditory mindfulness exercise.
"Land Changes Hands, but the Bees Remain in the Hive" is a short, found footage film which delves into the controversial Fast Track Land Reform Programme (FTLRP) initiated by former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe in 2000. The program aimed to redistribute white-owned farmland to Zimbabweans across cultural boundaries, and was often accompanied by violence. Two decades later, a young white Zimbabwean woman reflects on her childhood experiences during the primary years of the land invasions and the lasting effects on her family, as well as the persistent racism within the white farming community.
On the streets all lights are turned off and citizens are asked to obey the light masking. It turns out that the streets are plunged into complete darkness and only with the special equipment can we observe the processes taking place on the streets of the city.
Luisa and Paolo, friends who recently moved to Paris, question and discuss the social significance of time, and of delay as its reflection. A short film between documentary and philosophical dialogue, by Francesco M. P. Maccarone. With Livia Ghika and Giovanni Cassanelli. "Future" is a song by Garbo.
30-year old man is looking for a mysterious snake.
To the Earthen Red is an experimental, ontological reflection on the nature and narratives of clay extraction that traces out the relation of landscape, object, and the senses. An epic poem meets pottery meets thermography meets the transformation of matter.
On two medieval-arty releases, from two streaming giants.
One of the coping and healing mechanisms that Salcedo created for the mothers in her collective are muñecos sanadores or “healing dolls.” The dolls represent missing children and serve as a tool to help the mothers navigate the void that their loved ones left behind.
On the night between 5 and 6 September 2020, in a square in Colleferro - a town about fifty kilometers from Rome - the tragic event took place that marked the sad epilogue of the life of Willy Monteiro Duarte, a 21-year-old young man of Cape Verdean origins, attacked and killed with kicks and punches during a fight while he was trying to defend a friend.