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Magnum the dog has fun in his swimming pool on a hot summer day.

The mourning for a father and the absences, intertwined with what remains. Letters, written by birds that used to visit the filmmaker when she was a child, now reveal secrets to her son, whom she watches grow up.

The film shows how creators struggle between using new technology and keeping their ideas original

Clouds, darkness, and fire.

The Happiness Shop is more than just a retail shop in the streets of Vietnam - it’s a beacon of empowerment and inclusivity. Founded with a unique mission to provide meaningful employment opportunities for women with disabilities. Through their work crafting souvenirs from recycled materials, these remarkable individuals not only earn livelihoods but also gain a sense of purpose and independent. The Happiness Shop values fostering a community where everyone is valued and given the chance to thrive.

A poignant exploration of aura-sensory, physical and emotional disturbances in the brain that can precede convulsive seizures and occur as seizures in their own right.

How Paul Denham, convicted of first-degree murder, fights to clear his name in the US.

Follows married couple, Liam & Kerry and how they live their lives on the canal. Their fuel business has a huge impact on communities in the north-west of England.

After the death of a community member from eating traditional Unangax food, one woman begins researching toxic algal blooms that are impacting local food supplies.

Mothers talk about their experiences. What is expected of them, what personal and social challenges do they face? Everything is represented: from nuclear families to single parents, homosexual parent constellations to motherhood through artificial insemination. Layer by layer, outdated and inverted role models and also the break with social norms become visible. Motherhood between backbreaking work and euphoria.

A short documentary following two rail enthusiasts as they track a steam locomotive from station to station, and discuss what the hobby means to them.

A meditation on speed, time, and devotion. This 24-minute documentary follows master builder Alp Sungurtekin as he returns to the salt flats of Bonneville, chasing records on machines of his own making. It’s a portrait of craft, patience, and the quiet pursuit of something just out of reach.

This doc unpacks the 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season, one of the worst on record. From Hurricane Beryl, a category 5 storm with 165 mph winds to Hurricane Helene - one of the deadliest since Katrina of 2005 - and Hurricane Milton, the most powerful Category 5 hurricane reaching 180 mph. We reveal how hurricane meteorologists are trying to stay one step ahead with cutting edge weather satellites that patrol the planet, warning of when and where a hurricane will hit land. And we join a team of Hurricane Hunters as they fly into the eye of these fierce storms on rugged aircraft crammed with several tons of scientific kit. We also learn from a scientist at NASA who experimented with hurricane flights which were unmanned, using repurposed military drones called Global Hawks to fly into the world's most deadly storms.

An attempt to discern eroticism in a kaleidoscope of religious and everyday rituals

"The Evidence" deals with the phenomenon of government fuelled hate speech and shows the changes in a controversial Belarusian propagandist that occur during four years after the mass protests in Belarus in 2020.

While searching through archives, director Viktor Aguilar Luna came across dozens of VHS tapes containing recordings of his childhood filmed by his paternal grandfather, Victor Hugo Aguilar.

A documentary film about Laura Halding-Hoppenheit, an LGBTIQ* and AIDS activist who became an icon in Stuttgart through her tireless commitment. The film crew accompanies her in her everyday life and provides insights into the places that have shaped her work and her life. These include the town hall and the currently closed 'Kings Club' – an internationally renowned meeting place in the scene for many decades. The team also accompanies Laura to the studio of her husband Peter Jacobi, which adds another dimension to her everyday life alongside her political work.

Against all odds, Ali Truwit survived. Just days after her college graduation, a snorkeling trip turned into a nightmare when the accomplished collegiate swimmer was attacked by a shark. The brutal encounter would test every ounce of her strength and will to live. Against staggering odds, Ali survived — but her life was forever altered. The loss of her leg marked not just a physical transformation, but an emotional reckoning. Faced with unimaginable trauma, Ali made a powerful choice: to reclaim her story and use her experience to inspire others. Leaning on the values that had always guided her, she set her sights on a nearly unthinkable goal — earning a spot on the 2024 U.S. Paralympic Team... just one year after the attack. This film follows her extraordinary journey: through the pain of recovery, the battle to return to the water, the triumph of making Team USA, and ultimately, rising to the podium in Paris.

The egotistical son of Francis Ford Coppola hires a documentary crew to film him at a film premiere where his film is being shown.

Supported by the Paulo Gustavo Law (LPG) for the promotion of art and culture, this documentary film explores the question of how the residents of Ouro Preto, beyond its Historic Center, connect with the city’s cultural and historical legacy. In this sense, the work amplifies the voices and perceptions of individuals and everyday lives that transcend the tourist axis, helping to unveil the subtle dynamics that shape identity and a sense of belonging in vibrant, yet not always visible, territories.

"Pretend I existed" is a memoir about the filmmaker's relationship with his mother when she had her cancer treatment in Japan.

Uncut trees stand beyond the undergrowth of rustling leaves. The lush, diverse spectrum of green undulates, and through it, the man heads somewhere, wandering and searching.

'Canto rodado' (rolled stone) as a stone rounded by the erosion of a watercourse or other natural process, as the act of singing, as a form of division in a poetic work, as something displaced and rolling around, as something repeated, rehearsed, and 'rolled' through the language of film.

Investigation of The Dossier Center about the alleged plans of FSB officers to poison Alexei Navalny in 2017 in Kirov.

Panionios has turned 135 years old and Gazzetta powered by Novibet presents a documentary full of emotion and memories. From Smirni (now called Ismir) to the Panathinaikos Stadium and to Nea Smirni. A club that became a symbol of resilience. A club often referred to as eternal.

Aisha McAdams, a former competitive runner turned photographer, embarks on a journey to document the triumphs and struggles of famed ultra trailrunners, including Jim Walmsley and Eszter Csillag. Traveling to mythical races—the Western States Endurance Run in the mountains of eastern California, the Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc in the French Alps—the film marvels at athletes who maintain their intensity as they run 100 miles of mountain trails while climbing thousands of vertical feet.

The film analyzes the complex evolutionary adaptations of insects from a scientific perspective, highlighting their strange designs and mysterious communication, revealing the challenges they face and the importance of preserving their habitats.

This film records my father’s daily life after my grandmother’s passing, exploring memory as a form of the soul’s continuation.

Turning the camera on her family and surroundings in Beirut during the recent Israeli bombings of the city, Isabelle Mecattaf captures the jarring coexistence of regular life with the relentless shock and grief of living on the periphery of war.

The documentary records the rally to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the red shirt massacre, which this year is divided into two stages, the Pheu Thai party side and those who abandoned them.

A visual portrait of young Peruvian artist Lenin Tamayo, who has become a new social media phenomenon with his legendary K-pop in Quechua. Lenin reflects on the role of his music in a country with deeply rooted racism. His musical manifesto expresses the dreams, fears, and energy of a young community in Lima, the capital of Peru.

This inspiring work explores the story of a group of veteran women from the Santa Cristina Rowing Club. The production combines documentary and fiction, revealing the poetic side of these women's work, who find in rowing a way to stay active and united in the face of life's challenges. Through intimate interviews and scenes of training and competition, the documentary shows how they defy the barriers of time and age thanks to their passion for rowing.

The famous Spanish sculptor José Manuel Martínez Perez decided to create a unique work, and the new sculpture was modeled by art history student Constanza. During the months of cooperation, the two not only devoted themselves to creating sculptures, but also discussed art topics such as science fiction movies and Rodin's sculptures. They also shared their views on issues such as generational differences and psychological emotions. In the communication, their views collided with each other...

A day at a movie theater

Far from the dream beaches and theme parks of Florida, there is a unique wilderness that is home to some of the world's most feared reptiles. In the vast swamps and lush mangrove forests along the coast, life and death dramas are the order of the day. Alligators are the undisputed rulers of the swamps, but the young animals in particular must learn to recognize danger quickly - otherwise they will become prey for deadly predators. An extremely dangerous reptile also lurks on the coast: the diamondback rattlesnake.

The documentary aims to create a captivating, yet uncomfortable and hypnotic portrait of Carmen, a Flamenco dancer who struggles to get by in Seville. Following the repetitive details of her routine and using a mix of observational filming, experimental editing, and conventional narrative, the film seeks to engage the viewer's senses.

A spirited journey into the community, culture, and heart of Gatesville, Texas. From the local small-town rodeo to the summer night drive-in movie theater, GOD BLESS GATESVILLE explores a way of life that is quietly vanishing in the cultural landscape of America.

Dive into the universe of Pan en la Mesa: an intimate and visceral mini-documentary where Santis and Maru bare the soul of their first EP. Join them on this frenetic week-long journey in Santiago, when Maru comes down from Antofagasta to reconnect with her road partner.

In The Consul of Nowhereland, there lives the self-appointed consul of a country that no longer exits: Yugoslavia. Teetering on the threshold between nostalgia and critical distance (and oscillating between digital film and Super 8), Alex Milić paints a portrait of a past that lives on in the heads of many.

A sketch. A freely-associating essay on the "beautiful blue Danube". Images of the Danube, images of blue, historical photographs and private archives: Everything is blended into an attempt to capture. stream of thoughts on the subject of the Blue Danube and - at least briefly - give it a form, before the stream is allowed to flow onward, like the river.

In Almeria Province in Spain, a sea of plastic sheeting covers the land creating the the largest collection of greenhouses in the world. The invernaderos (as they are called in Spanish) cover upwards of 150 square miles and are visible by the naked eye from space. A large proportion of Europe's vegetables and fruit is intensively farmed here. A huge amount of plastic waste is created each year, estimated to be more than 30000 tons. These hot houses are staffed by an army of African migrants working in extreme heat conditions in the summer months.

This new video essay by writer and critic Jessica McGoff, traces the restless movement in the works of Chantal Akerman, where the concept of home is always slipping just out of reach.

An image of me at twenty-two, lying with open eyes beneath flickering lawn lights — quiet, alone.

The short documentary “A Tale of The Man & The Land” captures the meaning of "homeland" from the perspective of the people of Tafraout (a town in southern Morocco). The short documentary portrays the place that Tafraout holds in the hearts of its people. It is a reflection of the emotional bond between the humankind (The Man) and the homeland (The Land).

India's rising tiger population symbolizes conservation success but intensifies human-animal conflicts. Blurred boundaries between forests and villages lead to tragic encounters. Balancing tiger conservation with human safety demands innovative solutions, highlighting the challenges of coexistence in shared landscapes.

An investigation reveals what took place on October 7, from the moments of preparation and the attack, to the consequences that resulted from it. At dawn on October 7, 2023, Israel and the entire region were confronted with a sudden, complex, and large-scale military operation that shifted the balance of power in the Middle East. To this day, thousands of fighters from the Al-Qassam Brigades managed to cross the fence that separated the Gaza Strip from the outside world—in an operation they called Al-Aqsa Flood. The Flood presents exclusive footage from that day, including films and documents being revealed for the first time since the start of the war, as well as some interviews conducted for the first time.

High Roads is a journey through the practices of four women who use their bodies, breath, and minds as tools for everyday resistance to military occupation. Filmed between Palestine and Barcelona, High Roads dialogues with particle physicist Dr. Wafaa Khater, Olympian swimmer Sabine Hazboun, marathon-runner Diala Isid and yoga instructor Eilda Zaghmout: four women who generate well-being and wonder, betting on action and astonishment, in defiance of a relentless oppression.