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There are currently more than 8,000 people living in Direct Provision accommodation in Ireland, many of them are under the age of 18. Over the past nine months, some of those young people and their families filmed their day-to-day lives for this documentary.

Kluge compares with three screens with clips, stills, storyboards of the two works.

This short documentary follows three neurodivergent skateboarders Chloe (they/them), Kira (they/she) and Meg (she/her) as they share the challenges they have faced, their coping strategies, and how they have found means of expression, escape and a sense of identity within the sport and its community. From triggers around ignorant teaching at an early age, difficulties with over-stimulation and anxieties with socialising, these three skaters show us the trials of finding a personal balance outside the wider population's grasp of routine behaviour.

A Christian, Republican woman from South Carolina makes a challenging decision following a hypoplastic left heart syndrome diagnosis in a post-Roe v. Wade world. Victimized by the government of South Carolina, we follow her journey throughout her pregnancy as she fights to seek medical care outside of her state.

Trans survivors of a police raid meet with an artist to explore performance as a means for collective healing.

The story of the amazing local music scene created in a little tavern off busy Northside Drive in Atlanta. Filled with music clips and interviews with musicians and staff, the film highlights the cast of characters who found a home there under the watchful eye of owner/manager Ellyn Webb, making the Northside Tavern a melting pot for music lovers and a must-see destination for blues lovers from all over the world. (Georgia)

Dame Deborah James was just 35 when she was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2016. With honesty and humour, she documented her journey on social media. In May 2022 Dame Deborah revealed that she was moving to end-of-life care, but it wasn't the end of her story.

EL BEAT is an immersive and dreamlike experience about music, rebellion and freedom. A musician in search of his roots and identity arrives in San Basilio de Palenque, the first free city in the Americas. There, he will meet Rafael Cassiani, a traditional Palenquero master who preserves a very old musical tradition. Through this encounter, the story of Benkos Biohó, the African slave who rebelled and fled to find Palenque will come to light. This is a true story and is presented to the viewer as a docu-fantasy.

A story that not many women have been able to tell. This is one more attempt to do so.

Everyone knows the men who were executed in 1916, but seven of them left behind wives and children. Left in the shadows of their dead husbands, the stories of these women have never been told before on national television.

This documentary serves as a beginner’s guide to world of Soviet animation, which covers the entire history of the USSR.

Episode 8. The Mona Fendi case in the 90's. Tonight at 9pm on Astro PRIMA HD.

This is the story of a Geneva family of 4 children who gave up everything to open a pastry shop in Tokyo, without being in the business or speaking Japanese. All told by a teenager.

Can you imagine a world without farmers? Without a doubt, our mealtimes would be far less meaningful and our palates– far more plain. Just think about it, so much of the food we consume throughout the day has been carefully planted, cared for, and plucked by a farmer, so even if you don’t personally know one– you are certainly rewarded by their dedication. A recent challenge for the farming community has been climate change. To reduce its negative impact on farmer livelihood, the Environmental Defense Fund and NC A&T University partnered to teach climate-resilient practices. When the practices proved effective and financially beneficial, the Environmental Defense Fund partnered with us to document their project’s success.

escape is a documentary about the 'escape to chicago' run last year. toronto to chicago: 850km, 12 runners, 3 days, 3 nights, with a focus on community from start to finish.

Go on an adventure with Alexander Kirchner. A stylist, clothes designer and overall the coolest man in 101 Reykjavík, Iceland.

An intimate look into the lives of paediatric cannabis patients and the physician who had to fight to save her own son.

Romy wants to become an actress and has always put on a performance. In 2022, she was 13 years old. Like all teenagers, she shows herself off on social networks and roots herself in a premature relationship to femininity.

With the immense interest of teenagers and children in football, Ertuğrulgazi Mesken Sports Club is established in 1971 in Bursa in the Ertuğrulgazi Mesken district. In 1975, Bursa S.C. is rival to the visiting Dinamo Kiev for a match. The young people of Mesken, impressed by the ideology and football of the Soviet team, rename their local team ’Dinamo Mesken.’ As political strife and armed conflicts rise by the end of the 1970s, pressure amounts, custodies and deaths taking place around the neighbourhood overwhelm the team and its players. The club is shut down based on political grounds in 1982. The players and members of the club suffer custody and torture. The massive impact of the military regime after the coup in 1982 that affected both the district and the team are told through the witness accounts of those who have lived through this exceptional period.

Hike the northernmost state from the warmth of your home, where larger-than-life creatures and vistas await.

As season change, Langol, once a barren hilltop on the fringe of Imphal city, brings magic to the forest. The dream of Loiya, a young man, to cover the hill with lush green has been taken up mutually by a young group of volunteers.

Take a scenic tour through the streets, neighborhoods, districts, city, and even skies of San Francisco. Explore the landmarks, geography, and architecture that make the "City by the Bay" of one of the most picturesque tourist destinations in the world.

In an era that was filled with adversity and challenges, those of us who received the gift of the Brooklyn basketball experience was saved from the despair. This story documents how the gift kept on giving through some great men.

In March 2019, Yousef Makki was stabbed in the heart by a friend in a wealthy Manchester suburb. This documentary takes a forensic look at the killing, and subsequent trial of the friend.

Alaska is an outpost for adventurers, for naturalists, and it tells a story of the natural world too. The abundance and diversity of Alaskan animal life is awe inspiring. In a place like Alaska there is plenty of room to grow – and hide. From the lowly murderous mosquito to the impressive Bald Eagle, this is the big and the small of Alaskan beasts.

A short documentary on the life of Polish author Bruno Schulz by Stephen and Timothy Quay, who adapted his work for their 1986 animated film Street of Crocodiles, made in honor of the 80th anniversary of his death.

Take a ride into one of the thousands of valleys in Washington’s Cascade Mountains where a friendly small town harbors a not-too-well-kept secret.

'Resilient' highlights a young Josh Sargent playing the game in his home town of O'Fallon, Missouri, right through to the present day as he prepares to represent his country at the World Cup. In interviews with Sargent and his father Jeff, we get insight into the personality of the hopeful youth who transforms into an international footballer.

The Springfield Inn tells the unique story of one of the filmmakers’ childhood living in the Springfield Inn motel. Dive into a unique, first-person perspective as they walk you through his childhood, yet also telling the story of a much larger issue plaguing the United States.

THE Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) embarks on developing, showcasing, and promoting indigenous lullabies through HIMIG HIMBING: Mga Heleng Atin, to be launched on November 13, 2022, 4pm, at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater).

A contemplative look at grief over pet loss as a couple finds their own artistic ways to express tributes to Hugo.

A group swimming session.

A collection of African views.

Climate collapse is imminent. Perhaps you are wondering what to do. Here's what not to do.

Slyly integrating audio descriptions and captions, visual artist Angela Charles shares her story of ‘coming out’ as a blind artist after years of hiding it.

Private memories and tiny moments of humor slowly unfurl as a renter finalizes moving out of their apartment, looking back at it one last time.

After leaving home as a teenager, Mohamed made three promises to his mother. The moment he arrived he broke one — and here began his tumultuous coming of age abroad.

A French reporter investigates western classical music in Vietnam and gets enrolled in an epic journey.

In the 60th year of the revolution, four young Cubans search for traces of history: Daniel, whose grandfather Faustino Pérez became the first minister for nationalization of property after the revolution, still has a catalog from an auction where confiscated berets and seaside villas were sold. Software programmer Christian traces his grandfather’s path to the Angolan civil war, and Milagro, a history student, tries to understand why the revolution that enabled her to study barely allows her to earn a living when she becomes a professor. Diana is a musician whose grandfather was once one of the founding members of the Orquesta Maravillas de Florida.

Bonds of Freedom is an anthropological reflection on the various forms of the bonds of society. Through this lens, the film explores the milieu of mushers, dog sled riders. It follows one musher family, showing their daily routine of raising sled dogs and also the Czech Long Trail (Šediváčkův Long), a dog sled race that the family both participates in and helps to organize. The anthropological reflection is told through time-lapse montage and visual metaphors.

How often do cows escape the slaughterhouse? More often than you think, and animal activist Mike Stura is there to rescue them.