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An assortment of interviewees discuss how spiritualism has been portrayed in cinema throughout the years.

Ksenia lives in a small town and works as a secretary in a criminal court. She loves to travel and dreams of moving, but she can't get away from her grandmother, who is getting more and more immersed in the world of dreams and visions every day. An unloved job, a failed romance, pills, depression and trains that pass by every time - all this is about spring, which comes regardless of our mood and problems.

A story of drug addiction, Māori wahine, and the power of recovery.

Documentary about the expeditions of the third marine division in Iraq.

Rivers, spectacular waterfalls and the extinct crater of an old volcano that nature has transformed into a large lake. It is also known as the spice island. Cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg and cloves are produced in incredible quantities.

Against the odds, young boxer Kalief Lindo enters a winner-takes-all tournament to qualify for the Olympics.

Every day Gerard (80) commutes back and forth between his two houses, which are full of books. Lives in one house he and in the other he translates novels by other writers. Gerard has been a translator all his life, but dreams to write his own book.

So much talk in the media about racial disparities when it comes to Covid-19 vaccinations. Determined to find out the truth about the disparity, we asked citizens to help us get a better understanding of it all.

Sir Georg Solti was a conductor and a long-serving music director for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. After his death, the city of Chicago built a statue of him in the park outside the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. This work begins with an observation of the statue's right ear and documents the ambient sound of its location.

A documentary about Atomica Film, an avant-garde porn production company founded by Luigi "Atomic" Zancuso.

The first time I watched Alain Resnais' Last Year at Marienbad, I was also watching the first season of Lisa Joy & Jonathan Nolan's Westworld. This was also the time I was reading (or rather struggling with) Deleuze's Cinema 2.

An audiovisual essay that makes explicit the racist depiction of an African American actor, Spencer Bell, in the first feature length film of The Wizard of Oz (1925).

New Brighton is a seaside resort in Wallasey, Merseyside, England, at the northeastern tip of the Wirral peninsula. It has sandy beaches which line the Irish Sea and mouth of the Mersey, and the UK's longest promenade.

A documentary that uses the image of my grandmother as a link to convey the urgent need not to mythologize the past and the importance of learning from it, always keeping in mind where one comes from.

With nearly 1.5 million soldiers and a budget of 700 billion dollars, the US army is the most powerful military force in the world. Present on all continents, it imposes American hard power abroad and helps manage natural disasters or national emergencies at home.

The fungus that first facilitated life on earth, 470 million years ago, again inspires new worlds in this collaborative film by artist Gregory Herbert and mycologist Professor Katie J. Field.

the days u thought u forgot

INK is an animated short film about a young person on the spectrum and his inner thoughts on his current life. Created during lockdown this animation explores life being Disabled/Neurodivergent, Mental health and the beauty and importance of creativity.

Stories that materialize in large blocks of concrete throughout the length, breadth and depth of the national territory.

"We dream of a world where we can find our own way." If a woman removes the option of 'marriage' from her life, even those who see her for the first time predict her miserable future. The old belief that a woman's life has a happy ending only when she ends up as a 'wife' or 'mother' is still alive in 2020. Now in 2020, many women are throwing away old customs and flying into their own world. This documentary sheds light on the stories of women who are walking the path of singleness over time. Through this documentary, I hope that the freedom is expanded into two options, and thus make women's daily lives more diverse and free.

A ticking clock. A view through a window: the rhythmic pulse of spring thaw – melting ice dripping through the holes in a drainpipe, droplets falling onto a child’s hand and a withered grapevine. All these random, disparate, and trifling things, sounds, and movements begin to share a common life, communicating with each other and the essence of time.

A sensory experience in the land of the wind that reveals the soul of a culture that crosses borders and generations with the universal force of nature.

The famous German musician Klaus Burger – the "Golden Tuba of Europe", the author of the symphony "Chusovaya" – dreams of leaving the prosperous Baden-Baden and settling in a small village in the Perm Region. About music, philosophy, mental practices and life vicissitudes of Klaus Burger, musician and spiritual emigrant.

Director duo Leonelruben traveled to Benavente, north of Lisbon, to capture the essence of Portuguese-style female bullfighting in a breathtaking documentary. It follows eight fearless women who are subverting gender roles by redefining a masculine Portuguese tradition. Captured through the eyes of eight-year-old Leandra Peirera, Forcadas contrasts the vulnerability and fears of a young girl with the brutality of the fights. This short film explores both modernism and tradition within the Grupo de Forçados Femininos de Benavente and how they take life by the horns.

The project is a “journey of reconstruction” of the life and death of the famous Costa Rican poet Jorge Debravo - who lost his life in 1967, in a tragic traffic accident, at only 29 years of age

Host Alexis Conran explores parking fines and shares how to avoid getting one.

A look at the best and worst hotels Britain has to offer.

Why She Smiles is the true, inspirational story of 34-year old Jamie Sorum, who is battling Huntington's Disease. Huntington's Disease is a rare, fatal neurological disease with symptoms being described as having ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease), Alzheimer's, and Parkinson's all simultaneously. There is no cure. Why She Smiles brings awareness to the necessity of a cure, and highlights Jamie's unfaltering ability to face each day with hope, joy, and surpassing bravery.

A documentary about an outstanding stage and costume designer and author of papal altars, who contributed to the success of Polish cinema in the 1960s and 1970s.

Music pioneers Kenny Ogungbe, Dayo "D1" Adeneye, Paul "Play" Dairo and others dive into the rise of Afrobeats, the Nigerian global music phenomenon.

“double whammy!” explores mental illness and identity through diaristic form, providing an intimate look into the filmmaker’s journey of belonging, acceptance, and reclamation.

Through the reflections of a father and daughter about themselves and their close relationship with their natural environment and the animal world, we embark on a journey deep into the Altagracia Reserves in the Colombian Orinoco region.

Kashmiere Culberson is a recent college graduate who embodies strength and confidence. Kash does not allow her disability to limit her pursuit of happiness and self-love.