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Horror in the Andes is a behind-the-scenes documentary that follows the process of making a horror movie in Ayacucho, Peru. Directed by audio-visual anthropologist Martha-Cecilia Dietrich, it explores how Andean filmmakers use the horror genre as a means to revive stories of a pre-colonial past. Appropriating a global cinematic language to tell local (hi)stories, Horror in the Andes pays testament to the craft of filmmaking and its community.

The protagonists of the film are two racers who have several victories behind them. After the next race, one of them asks questions about the meaning of their hobby. Why isn't he enjoying racing anymore?

Thirteen-year-old skateboarder Yumeka Oda was set to represent her country on home soil at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, but with this year’s games postponed until next July her dreams of winning gold have also been put on hold.

Strange boy was a child picked up by guangbin when he was young. He was raised, but one day his biological parents found him and took him away. At that time, guangbin was not at home, and there was no address left, only a phone number left. Guangbin has since made a phone call to guangbin every few days, and there is only answering the phone, never replying. One day, he was reminded by the landlord that he met a strange poet who was also a doctor in the villagers' mind. The doctor told him many things he had never heard. He had more questions and seemed to be the answer. After the strange boy returned to the original family, the original family had been broken, and everyone gradually became more and more unfamiliar with him from the joy of his return, until they found the secret of their father, the emergence of the mysterious girl, and the chance encounter with the poet, with a sudden "eclipse Festival" breaking all plans.

A look inside the biggest cereals factory in Europe.

A documentary about some young guys who love making movies and cinema. Its a backstage of a movie.

May 8th, 2020 marks 75 years since Victory in Europe, when the Nazis surrendered to the Allies ending WWII in Europe. We relive that electrifying day, and many of the dramatic events leading up to it, through the words of the people who remember it.

Feature length documentary telling the stories of healthy children who grow up with chronically ill parents.

After spending 15 years working in the conventional funeral industry, John Christian Phifer is paving uncharted territory to help create Larkspur Conservation-the first natural burial ground of its kind in Tennessee.

This work is a long-term research project developed until now in 10 different cities over the world: Seoul, Bogota, Naples, Saint-Petersburg, Rabat, Tokyo, Kyoto, Shanghai, Doha and Venice. Born as an artistic commission for the Agora Biennale in Bordeaux around the theme of the moving landscapes, these videos plunge into cities in a spontaneous and subjective approach with very modest means in order to translate in the closest possible way the feel of their constant moving nature: their human landscape. Presented in a comparative dynamic through the lens of a selection of themes and issues linked with the street daily life, the videos enable us to perceive each of these different urban contexts as an experimental, local and unique laboratory answering the same global challenge of how can we live all together.

Hokkaido Prefecture's Shiretoko Peninsula is a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site. The area includes one of the world's densest concentrations of wild brown bears. 84-year-old fisherman Ose Hatsusaburo has forged a remarkable relationship with these creatures over a lifetime of working among them. Bears obey his commands without a fuss, and no fisherman has suffered a bear attack in 50 years. A rapidly shifting climate and recent UNESCO directives mean this unique way of life now faces an uncertain future.

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!

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.

As the Amazon Rain Forest faces a crucial tipping point amidst the increase of illegal logging activities, Dan Harris and his team embed with the Guardians, a small indigenous group taking up arms to hunt down illegal loggers and fight for their land.

Anna is 31 years old. She lives with her mother, goes to a psychotherapist, meets men from Tinder and dreams of great and bright love. But she is very unlucky in this.

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.

After a lifetime of writing about famous rock stars, Larry "Ratso" Sloman releases his own album and records a tribute to Nick Cave's son.

A Sprint-made documentary documenting the history of the company up until the T-Mobile acquisition on April 1, 2020.

The documentary records the story of two people situated in the Mauthausen Concentration Camp during the Nazi regime.

The Tea Dance Club meet every Wednesday.

5 Part docuseries that gets pulled inside of itself while exploring the interwoven history of conspiracy theories and early internet cinema between 1999-2020.

In the heart of the Šalek valley, behind a cloud of smoke from the nearby power plant, lies the town of Šoštanj. When Slovenia is supplied with enough electricity and the smoke dissipates, only a few people remain there. This is their story.

A girl’s home falls apart as a result of her parents’ divorce. Her buried memories are revealed through a sea of grains of sand.

The tension between two friends breaks down and there are serious consequences.

A promotional video for the Orivesi Campus presenting the different premises and opportunities that the Campus has to offer to hobby and event organizers.

"Vanilla" takes you through the everyday ordinary life of a disabled senior citizen living in Ottawa, Canada: a portrait of aging and the loneliness of those suffering in silence.

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.

A documentary about journalism centered on Mohammad Bolouri, featuring the most prominent contemporary Iranian journalists over the last 70 years.

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."

A dedication to all women victims of gender violence

Collage of insults in different languages said to the filmmaker and several of her LGBTQ2S friends in Montreal. A representation of homophobia/transphobia, no matter where you come from on the planet.

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.

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.

A 2020 French language drama film directed by Sarah Klingemann, starring Astrid Adverbe, Flora Thomas and Marc-Antoine Vaugeois. The film screened at FIDMarseille in 2020.

Mrs. Lin has thousands of photos of herself and has photoshopped herself since half a century ago. She is Lien Lin, the Retoucher. This film is about her life as a female crafter as well as the vanishing art of retouching.

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.

The Jakarta Indonesia area has some of the world's largest landfills. This is a brief film highlighting the people who make their living from the trash of others.

For the first time in history, Latinos will be the largest minority racial or ethnic group in the electorate, with 32 million eligible voters. This special takes an in-depth look into two important issues disproportionately affecting Latinos, COVID-19 and the nation’s racial reckoning, and examines what is at stake during this election.

"Hello Grandma" is a story about family, closeness and the difficulties of isolation. The directress films her family and immediate surroundings during the first lockdown in spring 2020. Over time, the lack of contact with the outside world begins to bother them... The tension is intensified by Kamila's grandma who ignores all safety rules.

A black-and-white, touching and sensual story of a transgender couple who love in themselves and in each other everything that makes them transgender people.

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?

In 1989, Pablo Escobar entered the top ten richest people on the planet according to Forbes magazine. He led the Medellin drug cartel for 20 years and, according to some estimates, during his activity he transferred $ 25 billion worth of cocaine to the United States and other countries. In the 70s, Escobar literally covered the streets of America with cocaine. Demand was phenomenal, profits skyrocketed. At one point, the Medellin cartel controlled up to 80% of the world's cocaine turnover. Approximately 70 tons per month were shipped to the USA alone. At that time, Colombia was covered by a football wave. The national team was one of the best on the continent in the early 90s. But how did it happen that in a country where elementary problems have not been solved, football came out on top? Why is this possible? This is the story of how one of the most famous criminals in the history of mankind gave a boost to Colombian football and changed its face forever.

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

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.

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.

For Alex Abbott, a winning dirt bike freestyle rider, the moment of truth came when his dirt bike landed on his head and broke his neck and became an incomplete quadriplegic. During the months he laid immobilized in hospital, the notion of ever getting back on his bike seemed so remote he barely gave it any real thought. But ten years later, with the help of friends and family, Alex is on the verge of finding his way back onto two wheels. 257 Down is a documentary film about patience, endurance and courage. It is a story that will inspire people of all abilities to follow their dreams, no matter how inaccessible they might seem.