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The film is about Mikhail Kozlov, a master rider of international class, a living legend of the Moscow hippodrome and about his famous horses.

Director’s summer memoir. His personal dreamy short offers viewers an original insight into the Taiwanese karaoke culture, which has been making locals happy for generations. The viewer has the opportunity to feel the atmosphere of Jiantan Mountain, where the ancient meets the mundane, the natural meets the civilized, and where karaoke is as normal as the blowing of the wind, the sleeping Buddha or the singing of cicadas. The film with elements of traditional karaoke music video as a simple ephemeral impression of Taiwanese poetics and rituals in the context of China’s inherent threat.

A Puerto-Rican and an African-American woman build an unforgettable friendship that guides them and perseveres through the ordeals of racism, discrimination and disease in 1990s' Florida.

In 2024, the largest dam removal project in history will be completed on the Klamath River (Oregon/California). It will be a monumental victory for indigenous communities who have been fighting to remove the dams for over a century. A group of native youth plan to lead the first descent of the restored river from source-to-sea in whitewater kayaks.

In 2015, a fighter jet crashed into a busy main road during The Shoreham Air Show, killing 11 people, and injuring many more. This is the story of the disaster, its aftermath and a seven-year fight for justice and truth.

There’s magic in realizing you can do something you didn’t think was possible. The Richmond Cycling Corps is using bikes to tap into this magic by helping kids to see that if they can get better at cycling, they can get better at anything they put their mind to.

Idan, Rotem and Dor sets a bonfire and take a camera with them.

When you grow up in 36 foster homes, do you ever truly know what home is? For Zakiyah, obtaining housing has always been an uphill battle and home is just a concept. But by pushing past bureaucracy’s red tape and bricks, she will stop at nothing to get out of a failing system to show her daughter the power behind never giving up.

Freezing eggs today allows women to delay the ticking of the biological clock. In the Czech Republic, we already have almost fifty centres where these procedures are carried out. Moreover, after the pandemic wave, the number of women who have undergone this procedure has multiplied. It is therefore currently an unmissable demographic phenomenon that is making a significant contribution to population growth. In the long term, however, the statistics do not inspire much optimism.

During the COVID pandemic, everyone withdrew into their homes, and social interaction came to a virtual standstill. But in the neighborhood in Durban, South Africa, where filmmaker Jethro Westraad comes from, this was hardly any different from the normal situation.

Lachit (The Warrior), is an audio-visual documentary on Lachit Barphukan, the greatest Assamese General of the Ahom dynasty. It traces the genesis of the military commander’s ancestry, his charismatic personality, physical prowess, resolute valor, his dexterous skills in diplomacy, his incredible formulations of strategies for naval warfare, and most importantly, his unwavering sense of patriotism. The documentary chronologically narrates the unfolding of events, starting from Lachit’s launching of a series of onslaughts against the invading Mughals, which starts with the battle of Alaboi and decisively ends in the battle of Saraighat, where the Mughals were vanquished.

Four people who know Marina personally share what they think of her. These people are the four circles of the film: friends, colleagues, and a neighbor. The stories of the heroes intersect; reality clashes with fantasy.

Traditionally, a few minutes before the New Year, the President of Russia delivers New Year's greetings on the main TV channels, which is filmed against the backdrop of the Kremlin. For the first time in history, a record-long speech of Vladimir Putin was filmed against the backdrop of the military personnel.

Experience the captivating journey of Yasmyn, a visionary artist whose roots span Dominican and Estonian heritage, a fusion that reflects her unique perspective in a world still discovering diversity. Yasmyn’s daring, experimental music carved a niche and won a devoted following.

A young woman in love embarks on a dangerous journey to find a man she met on the internet and doesn't know much about. Her stubbornness goes so far that the director is forced to stop her. The film thus opens up questions about the author's responsibility for the subjects she is following in documentary filmmaking.

Yesterday, I found the address of my abuser in the memory of my phone. I have no name, I have no face, I only have his address.

In the 1860s and 70s the so-called Molly Maguire assassinations rocked Pennsylvania’s anthracite region and made national headlines. A Vague Dread Seems to Silence the Tongue attempts to conjure the specter of violence that emerged out of the racial animus and labor struggles of the Civil War in the present day, setting the bloody events of the late 19th century against the contemporary landscape of a fading coal economy.

Modern interviews coupled with archival footage, South Australians tell the story of their protests and persecutions surrounding the Vietnam War.

This cross-cultural documentary celebrating summer's joys amid adversity in Lebanon and Morocco is truly uplifting, showcasing the resilience and happiness of its subjects.

Two drag queens living in a place where homophobia and transphobia are common open their hearts to the world, revealing the human being behind the makeup and wigs. They share the reality of drag as an art form and what it means to move forward as part of the LGBTTTI+ community in a Latin American context.

Finnish open source community Electric cars – Now! converted a Toyota Corolla from an internal combustion engine car to an electric car in 2009. Why on earth? Electric cars can be seen in traffic everywhere these days. Many people might not think that in early 2000s Finland, they were science fiction fantasy. The community wanted to show the car industry: it started converting combustion engine cars to electric ones and sharing the conversion instructions online. The purpose was to spark a revolution in which all cars in the world could be converted to emission-free. The project received considerable publicity. Finland was seen as a pioneer in the electric car industry. Where did the eCorollas disappear? Or is the time of conversion electric cars yet to come?

We discard our trash every day, but do we really understand where it goes? In bustling metropolitan areas, tens of thousands of pieces of waste are discarded every day, yet most of us are unaware of how these materials are handled. While some waste is carefully sorted and recycled, the vast majority is incinerated or ends up in landfills. This film delves into the hidden processes of waste management that lie beneath the surface of modern society, shedding light on the intricacies of a process that often goes unnoticed.

Documentary highlighting the poetic and peaceful pace of Mapuche life, through an intimate observation of the daily lives of Mireya and Emardo, Mapuche couple living on their ancestral land, the Wallmapu, and uncles of the director.

Fran and Verka are the sole inhabitants of Vërnakollë - the place they first met many years ago, got married and have been living ever since. After the 1999 war in Kosovo, everyone but Fran and Verka left the village. Their story is a testament to the unbreakable bonds that tie us to what we call home and to where we belong.

The Night Visitors is a movie about moths. In large and small fragments, looking both inward and out, through a critical lens that is by turns social and personal, the film closely examines these underknown creatures. While The Night Visitors is interested in moths as organisms, with fascinating life histories, staggering biodiversity, and a functional importance as indicators of climate change and habitat degradation, its engagement with them is not primarily entomological. Instead, the film looks at moths as aesthetic beings and as carriers of meaning, aiming for a deep encounter with the beauty and incommensurability of the profoundly other. The small hours of the night are threaded through with a sense of mortality and loss. Moths, with their trembling and exquisite impermanence, provide both a kind of solace and, in their diversity and difference, a focal point around which the desire to know can be organized.

Scientists investigate super makos who are challenging great white sharks.

Despite preconceived ideas, pupils with high intellectual potential are not always successful at school. At the end of the 1980s, the French Ministry of Education was first called to account for this paradox. Was there a link between intellectual ability and certain difficulties in adjustment? Over the course of a school year at the Georges Brassens state secondary school in the 19th arrondissement of Paris, where an integration scheme has been in place for these types of pupils for the past fifteen years, the narrator and the various protagonists look back over their lives to identify the nuances of this question, which has become a key issue in the public debate.

When a boat captain visits a shipwreck museum, he discovers a hidden exhibit called "The Men Long Forgotten." The crew of the Carl D. Bradley returns to tell the story of their fateful voyage in 1958 in a Lake Michigan storm that sent their massive ship to the bottom.

Every year, there are thousands of stories to be told about the incredible people taking part in the Wings for Life World Run. This film looks at some of the most memorable from the past nine years.

Stanley Roberts played for Real Madrid basketball in the 1990-199 season. The following year he played the first of his eight seasons that he played in the NBA. His former teammates and coaches sum up his potential in the phrase 'Stanley was better than Shaquille O'Neal, his teammate at Louisiana State.' However Stanley Roberts suffered several serious injuries and was expelled from the NBA in 1999 for drug use. The next news about him announced that he was broke and had gone to jail for cocaine possession. With no money and no hope, Stanley thought about suicide, but someone helped him.

Mikhail Petrovich worked at a lathe for almost forty years. He is an indispensable specialist at the defense plant. And he's not happy about it.

A promotion according to plan? No. But the 3 years of hardship were worth it: for a championship that the club & the fans will never forget. We take you with us from the Preußenstadion to the Rathausbalkon. Intimate insights, exciting interviews & emotional moments make the promotion documentary a piece of contemporary history for all fans: All together for Preußen Münster!

Angelina lives with two cats, a dog and a collection of vibrators. The career of a porn actress is in the past, now her life is a constant shooting for OnlyFans. For complete happiness, Gela lacks only one thing — to find true love. Will the girl's new chosen one be able to accept her as she is?

A Chicago community puts their lives in danger to seek peace and salvation.

For several years, Makan has been working in France as a bicycle delivery man and a kitchen porter in a chic brasserie near the Champs-Elysées. The lonely life of the 35-year-old from Mali revolves almost entirely around work. With his wages, he supports himself as well as his family back home by sending remittances. Just one of many stories of thousands of illegal workers in France and Europe.

Every June, Warsaw is taken over by thousands, if not tens of thousands of people. The magical crowd takes the streets, sidewalks, squares and parks. In the capital of the most homophobic country of the European Union, the Equality Parade has been held for over 20 years – an event from the community, for the community, giving visibility and "breath" for the next year to the entire community of excluded and discriminated people. What motivates activists to act? What makes Warsaw gain the status of an enclave of freedom and equality for this one day? And is it really an enclave for everyone?

The story of Thai Fit Studio who traveled to learn about “Nora” with Chalermprapha Troupe, in Pattani Province. This story is in hopes to gather knowledge of “Nora” dance postures to develop into Thai Fit exercise posters.

Revisiting the spectacular Himalayas on the route for ascension of Kangchenjunga Massif of 8.586m, the third highest peak of the world along with two Romanian climbers, part of an International expedition.

A man who sought to leave his life's work, with the aim that his creations transcend the author, who stands out with enormous coherence in all his facets, leaving "a copla that rolls" as legacy. In this film Osiris Rodríguez Castillos is under the scrutiny of the most qualified profesionals to assess all the layers that shape the greatness of his work and his essence as a human being.

After a life-altering experience, an influential musician is moved to challenge his Culture with a message of Resurrection in an era dedicated to murder, death, and self-destruction.

Let’s get ready to…tell puns? Yes! Step into the ring, or onto the stage, and learn about the wide world of pun slams and tournaments from some of America’s top competitors, including stand-up comedians, political activists, and anthropologists.

A diary film by Saint Piñero.

EREN portrays a woman who has been fighting for fundamental rights and peace in Turkey for more than 30 years. As a lawyer and human rights defender, Eren Keskin is one of the main actors and plaintiffs for women’s, LGBT, and minority rights, opposing torture and sexualized violence. Her strong sense of justice knows no taboos, shaking even the foundations of the Turkish state. Now she has been designated an enemy of the state and has to defend herself. She faces a life sentence in more than a hundred criminal cases. How much time she has left in freedom, she doesn’t know. At any moment she could disappear behind bars forever.

Acmé addresses the stories of two young people who live in Patagonia Argentina and live with HIV.