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The Russian occupiers came and took almost everything from Svitlana, but they could not rob her of her memories of places and moments from her previous life. This tragic portrait of war losses thereby becomes a meditation on values that are enduring, precisely because no brute force can tear them from individual consciousness, violate them, or bury them.

The artist Fabian Widukind Penzkofer and his embroideries entitled “Das Personal” (The Staff) have made their way to Lusatia. The excerpt from the audio diary, accompanied by snapshots from Weißwasser and the surrounding area, recounts chance encounters with the locals.

In a football field at night, that serves as an inner battleground, faces and bodies come to life, revealing wounds that are still open.

Why do so many Africans dream of going to Europe? Are they aware of the dangers and racism? Sunu Gaal (Our Cayuco) follows young people from Senegal who are torn between staying in a country marked by neocolonialism, which plunders its resources, or risking an obstacle-filled journey to Europe.

A featured look back at Philadelphia’s finest, Smarty Jones, who captivated the nation in 2004 by winning two-thirds of horse racing’s famed Triple Crown. Through never-before-seen archival footage and new interviews with those who knew Smarty best, including trainer John Servis, this documentary tells the story of Philly’s most famous horse like never before.

Follows the filmmaker’s grandfather's harrowing experience on 9/11, which involved helping with the rescue efforts.

Five dancers explore shadeism/colourism in the Black community through a series of personal interviews, performance pieces, and dance vignettes leading up to a final performance.

Fortunes is our family name is a short documentary showcasing the heritage and tradition of a dying craft, emphasising the importance of keeping these historic processes and their proprietors alive and in business. We capture the daily life of Barry Brown and touch upon the history of Fortunes Kippers in Whitby.

A conversation between a daughter and her mother.

Following a Parkinson’s diagnosis, Hal and Carol Ober find that art offers both solace and connection as they navigate a new phase of their life together.

I begin by looking closely. I tread on the earth, which, divided by lines, seems endless. In the beginning, there was the seed. Hidden underground, it is condemned to a fleeting existence, with no possibility of renewal. Monocultures have homogenised the landscape to such an extent that I can no longer see what lies beyond, beyond the fields. I imitate the machines that work at night, reversing the natural cycle of plants, which depend on sunlight. Sometimes I challenge myself to enter their labyrinth, hoping to find the end of the field. I repeat these visits until exhaustion, until the sterile fruit is ready to be harvested.

A film that tells a part of Palestinian citizen's life under occupation

A creative documentary highlighting the first novel by Mongo Beti, also known as Eza Boto, a pioneering writer of Francophone literature. On a journey through the places mentioned in the novel "Cruel City," two young narrators delve into a colonial world of ruthless violence... We also discover the life story of an African thinker, exiled in Rouen and invisible because of his pan-Africanist views. This documentary is aimed at all Africans and anyone interested in pan-African literature and history.

In 2015, after a 40-year title drought, the Bay's team became the best team. On June 16, 2015, for the first time in 40 years, the Golden State Warriors won the NBA championship. Here is the story of how Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Draymond Green, and the Warriors overcame the Cleveland Cavaliers to bring a title back to the Bay.

In the distant northern village of Topolinoye lives a small people of the far north - Tompon Evens. The film tells about their daily life, what the village lives on and what the deer - their sacred animal - is silent about.

A local community theatre group dramatises the intergenerational stories of a quiet Scottish town.

A documentary film by Millikin University graduate Katie Kocan '25, giving a behind-the-scenes look at the production of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" by the student organization Shakespeare Corrected at the Decatur Correctional Center in April 2025.

"November 5th" is a political documentary that follows veteran political consultant, and anti-Trump Republican, Craig Snyder, as the 2024 presidential election unfolds.

Clynnog Morris is a local historian of great renown locally. In April of 2023 he was fortunate enough to be commissioned by the Arfon Historical Society to make a short film about his local park. 'Parc Chwiad' (Duck Park) is the resulting film.

“America Telling Time: 150 Years of Bulova” dives into the watchmaker's storied past, from its ad campaigns to the first women's wristwatch. A Bulova clock over New York City.

After years living in Lima, Enriqueta Cancho returns to Mayopampa to heal the wounds of the internal armed conflict. In Ayacucho, she visits the general cemetery and, following a custom associated with death, shares coffee and chapla bread with her mother-in-law, Avelina. Amidst memories, they talk about the years of fear they endured in Huamanga. Later, in the town of Mayopampa, she shells corn with her aunt Emilia, a practice many local women have done since childhood. As her hands work, memories and the names of those who are no longer with them surface. In her old house, she creates an altar and buries a photograph alongside her grief. In this way, Enriqueta reconstructs her own story and that of so many women who silently endured.

The world through the eyes.

A brief documentary about a theatrical project that involves an Italian jail's inmates.

What began with tragedy ended in triumph. This is the untold story of the European Space Agency’s pioneering 25-year Cluster mission to study how invisible solar storms impact Earth's environment.

a coming-of-age documentary about teenagers tryna take music seriously. remind me why a british kid is telling me this story?

I seek out and speak with the dead. I write to a woman no longer here: Soraya Cataño, murdered in Medellín in 1991. Thirty years later, I find her in an image. Her voice rises as a parade climbs the hillside. The archive reveals her laughter, her gesture, and I choose to call her forth.I too was raised in this valley. I too believed. I believe. This film is not about death. It is a dialogue between the one who narrates and the one who resists through absence. It is a fire that does not fade.

How the prolonged crisis in Mali has turned peacekeepers into powerless pawns caught between local wars and global geopolitics in a changing World Order.

Caregiver Majd is outraged that the municipality is planning to spend tax revenues on re-opening the Folkets Hus – The People’s House – instead of improving the health care system. He simply doesn’t consider culture a priority. Armed with just his smartphone, he explores the mood in the town as a citizen journalist and realizes that solutions aren’t found in opposition, but in cooperation.

ABOUT FACE spotlights two Asian dancers as they challenge ballet companies to rid The Nutcracker and other shows of offensive, racial stereotypes. What started as a pledge on a website grows to a global movement, disrupting ballet.

The film begins with a conversation with the grandmother, tracing back the gentle, intricate, bittersweet, and hard-to-express emotions between mother and daughter. It moves between the reality of daily life and the imagined scenes from memories.

Kabaddi is a high-energy team sport originating in South Asia played between two teams of seven players on a divided court. The sport combines elements of tag, wrestling, and tactical invasion. A game of strategy, that has evolved from ancient Indian military training exercises. In Alia Syeds film, the choreography plays out with bodies in slow motion.

An indulgent little dive into the world of Ilaiya Punks. After a bit of time, Ilaiya Punks gather around to eat what S.G cooks da best as far as they know. The Kongu naatu Chicken Curry! aka Arachioothuna Kuzhambu! And what better way to remember than to film the time of some young punks just punkin' around a space named Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.

A recording of a live performance by a group of film students at the final stage of their studies, in which they attempt to simulate the emotions experienced after screening their thesis film, reflecting on their final work submitted to the faculty.

Since the start of the invasion on 24 February 2022, many people were forced to leave their homes in search of safety. However, not everyone had the mobility as they were responsible not only for their own survival, but also for caring for a loved one with disabilities — someone who could not manage alone.

Dmitry Kalmykov is a Ukrainian scientist who has dedicated his life to eliminating environmental disasters, first at Chornobyl and now in Semipalatinsk, in Kazakhstan - formerly the Soviet Union's primary nuclear weapons testing site. He teaches schoolchildren about how bombs were tested, and how – more than 30 years after the site was decommissioned – the community is only really beginning to understand radiation's powerfully harmful effects. Against the backdrop of war in Ukraine and the long shadow of a nuclear conflict across the region, Dmitry debates Kazakhstan's nuclear future with its next generation

A feature film that follows the lives of three members of the trans community in Toronto—Lucah, Emery, and Lucy—who graciously take us on a journey through their experiences, both joyful and painful, as they navigate their own paths in the world. This documentary thoughtfully explores the diversity of trans experiences, the importance of community, and the power of being patient with yourself in a society that often rejects your identity. With care and honesty, Johnson-Vosberg presents Unlabelled as a moving portrait of extraordinary individuals who too often go unnoticed in everyday life. The film invites us to reflect on the role of identity and poses a bold question: what if we imagined a future without labels?

Three teams of Pennsbury seniors compete in a bracket style game, based on the hit TV show, Family Feud. This season of Falcon Feud was hosted by Kalen Norris

Various legally available substances are creating bad habits in children and young people, causing disastrous physical condition and significant health complications. A key part of the documentary are the authentic stories of young people who were willing to share their personal experiences and problems associated with the use of these substances. While filming, documentary filmmaker Ivo Bystřičan worked closely with experts from leading organizations that specialize in working with young people at risk of addiction. The documentary seeks to offer an authentic and ethically sensitive view of the problem of substance use among young people and draws attention to its health and psychological consequences. It also shows ways to address these problems with the help of experts, therapists, and families who provide young people with support on their path to recovery.

A short about the things we do and don't pay attention to in the day-to-day.

Every sports stadium in America has a story behind its namesake. None compare to the story behind Melissa Cook Stadium.

Finlay Latcham’s documentation of his hike from Land’s End to John o’ Groats, walking 1400 miles across 76 days.

An autodocumentary/video essay about my attempt to peacefully skinny dip in a lake in Maine as a private performance, reflecting on surveillance culture, performance, and the Black femme body.