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A passage over the pregnant body through the prisms Territory, Terrain, Terra. A questioning of belonging. An attempt to sketch the polyphonic call of the mother, to draw the navel as the scar of the maternal presence

There are many types of inheritance; but Mercedes and Maribel are clear about which one is the most valuable. Their stories seem to repeat themselves like echoes of an ironic reality; However, circumstances have not changed their optimistic vision, which has allowed them to see beyond material inheritances.

Jack finds catharsis in Mayonnaise.

Eleuterio Ccallo (64) has dedicated nearly five decades to the renovation of the Q’eswachaka bridge in Cusco. Thanks to his extensive experience, he has become one of the most renowned artisanal engineers in the community of Huinchiri. However, due to the risks involved in this work, coupled with his advanced age, he is nearing retirement. This is where the figure of Jorge Ccallo, his son, becomes relevant, as he is destined to be the next 'chakaruwaq' (bridge builder).

A quiet study of an afternoon. In the soft light of Room 1914, the film captures the gentle rhythms of a family: the hum of a fan, the pouring of water, and the dignity of daily labor. A poetic observation of life's textures.

A young woman is confined inside her apartment due to exterior renovations, forcing her space to close in and abruptly disrupting her daily rhythm. As her home is rebuilt, she reexamines herself and her emotions, and writes a letter to her beloved. This is an exceptionally restrained, delicate, and poetic work.

This documentary follows a community group of auricular acupuncturists who provide free services to local communities in Puerto Rico, where only licensed physicians are legally permitted to do so. In a country where the healthcare system has collapsed and the migration of doctors to the United States seems uncontrollable, the Acupuncture for the People project stands as a bastion of resilience, inspiration, and hope.

A video essay discussing O-bi, O-ba: The End of Civilization.

Silence always surrounds the mine, first when it explodes and then when it eternally haunts its victims. The history of the silence of this fire hidden by Morocco in the sand of Western Sahara has left more than 4,000 victims in what is considered the largest minefield in the world. Daha and Fatimetu suffered the effect of the silence of the mines, their lives changed forever, like that of the Saharawi people who, after 14 years cleaning the desert of artifacts, the rupture of the ceasefire have left the future of the contamination of their territory.

This short documentary captures scenes from 多摩美術大学 - the Tama Art University.

Paz is accompanied by her granddaughter, who helps her remember herself, building a stronger relationship even as her identity is destroyed.

After the disappearance of Eissa, the boys must adventure through dismal swamp without him - rain or shine.

Divided into chapters like a memoir and punctuated by an alternation of natural stillness and special encounters, this film celebrates the subtle discoveries that define our identity. It highlights not the grand events of life, but the poetry found in simple moments, the everyday, and the shared intimacy of those we hold dear.

Before winning the coveted Archibald Prize in 2022, artist Blak Douglas debuted one of his most emotionally charged works, Domestic Violets, at the National Gallery of Australia’s 3rd National Indigenous Art Triennial: Defying Empire in 2017. The work features a portrait of his father’s mother, Clorine Morthem, Dhungatti people, at the centre. In this documentary, Blak Douglas shares his experiences of tracing his grandmother’s story. Beginning with old family photographs, he follows his grandmother’s life back to the Cootamundra Girls Home, where she became a Ward of the State, stripped of her name, language, family and culture and forced into servitude. At the NSW State Archives, he unearths the harrowing machinations of a system that deliberately fragmented his family.

Alik, who has spent his entire sixty-year life with his mother in a small cottage in a village on the Belarusian-Lithuanian border, shows his reality to his nephew.

An experimental documentary that illuminates Black non-binary folks in the American Souf & their connection to the nearly erased history of gender expansiveness within the African diaspora.

Do you know where your art comes from? AI artwork is more prevalent as ever and it is taking the humanity out of the artists. Sometimes AI art looks great, and it's something flashy and new... however, there is heavy consideration to be mindful of before diving into the world of AI art fully.

A year on from Russia's invasion, a look at how the war has played out from the air and how Ukraine use drones, satellites and smart tech to thwart the enemy. Featuring drone photography of key locations from before and after the war.

The perception of moral values by modern Russian youth on the example of the meanings, plots and themes of two main "Moscow" paintings by the classic of Russian cinema Marlene Khutsiev "Zastava Ilyicha" ("I am 20 years old") and "July Rain". There are three chapters in the film: "Love and Character", "Generations and Epoch" and "Delusions and Hopes". The peers of the heroes of these films talk about the importance for them and the current relevance of the problems and issues raised by Khutsiev.

A film about heritage and history, an ancient Incan city, and the life of a person who calls it home.

Last moments before leaving the first job.

Film revealing what brings 300,000 people a day through Harrods' doors at Christmas.

A 20-year-old accompanies three men fifty years his senior on a hiking trip to the Teton mountain range, located within Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming.

5 people talk about their relationship with makeup and how it relates to gender and self expression.

Three friends embark on an adventure that will be a challange on their driving skills , digestive system and most importantly , their friendship.

Documentary about one of the most successful football stars of Yugoslavia, Velibor Vasovic ‘Vaske’.

In the early 20th century, a Japanese scholar visiting Korea left behind numerous glass-plate photographs. The narrator discovers images of dogs among his photographs and embarks on a journey tracing the stories of dogs from over a century ago.

You’ve heard of a running coach, someone to keep your motivation high. Now, imagine this: what if the coach is a mouse?

Through an encounter between modern technology and the rituals of the people in the central mountainous region of West Papua, Nikolas, Asep, and other youths transformed the local Papuan music Wisisi and Pesek into a popular electronic music offering with a rocking Aster shuffle. From self-distribution mode such as Bluetooth transfer, to YouTube algorithm recommendations, Wisisi is now a contemporary music that is not only loved in West Papua, but also by many in other parts of the world.

A nightmare, also known as a bad dream is an unpleasant dream that can cause a strong response from the mind like fear, despair, anxiety or great sadness. This documentary examines the phenomenon of nightmares.

In Yugoslavia in 1947, 211,000 of the country's young people, joined by 5,735 from abroad, worked with great enthusiasm building the 242 kilometer railroad between Sarajevo and Samac. A newsreel from the period shows them toiling away with spades, pickaxes and shovels to complete the job in just seven months. Newsreel 242-Sunny Railways is both a tribute to these idealistic young people and an elegy for the loss of hope for a better world. "The visions of the future suffocated in the rivers of blood and mass graves," we hear in voice-over, referring to the bloody breakup of Yugoslavia and to a broader context. The railroad, laid over the rubble of the Second World War, damaged during the Bosnian War, and neglected in the new millennium now looks like the ruins of some ancient civilization. This documentary essay argues that the story of the railroad harbors enduring ideas for a world beyond capitalism, and that we must rediscover the values of times past.

Squeezed by skyrocketing real estate, a cast of unlikely activists wages war to hang on to their homes in Toronto's historic Spadina Gardens, a remarkable upscale rental building that's been purchased by Dutch developers. Charlotte Mickie, an internationally renowned doyenne of arthouse cinema and long-time tenant, rallies an eclectic mix of tenants that includes celebrated artists, playwrights, socialites and fashion models, to fight against their renovictions.

The story of Sebas Saiz is that of an adventurous character who has broken stereotypes since his beginnings in basketball. The Madrid power forward, trained in the lower categories of Real Madrid and Estudiantes, soon decided that he wanted something different for himself than what was expected of his sports career. At the age of 17 he left for the United States, where he triumphed in the NCAA and became friends with actor Morgan Freeman. But his most groundbreaking decision came after he returned to Spain and spent two seasons in the ACB. He decided to go play in Japan when he was only 25 years old, moved by the impressive economic offer that came to him from Japan and with the well-being of his family as his number one priority. There, not only has he shown that he can grow as an elite athlete in an emerging league, but Sebas has become captain of the Spanish National Team and has been proclaimed champion of the last Eurobasket.

In this experimental film, satellite photos are intertwined with photos and videos on a familiar scale. The result is complex patterns that complement each other, regardless of whether they were shot at a distance of one meter or 35 thousand kilometers. These patterns bloom naturally or thanks to a person, they can argue and compete in beauty, freeze or change every second, be objective or dissolve in imaginary abstraction.

A short funny film about Alexey Palkin, a charming employee of one of the best theater scenes in Moscow, a former driver and security guard who was "brought up by his mother and the street" and who found not only work in the theater, but also friends, inspiration and even his first acting roles.

An experimental short film directed by Anand sarath from Fictionless films

An anthem for the past and a love letter to the future, O Pioneer poetically reckons with and redefines the American pioneer. As a blacksmith forges connections, a seamstress hems raw edges, and a hospital chaplain ministers the spirit, three Appalachians endure without repeating the follies of the past.

In the spring, after the death of my grandma, keeps me thinking about death in the 18th year of my life, with other thoughts and faith in death from other human beings who believe in life.

Online gambling is a multi-billion-euro market. The mafia launders millions through it, while addicted players gamble away their lives. In 2021, Germany decided to establish a regulatory authority for gambling. The goal: to curb market abuses while protecting players. But can this truly work, or is the German state simply looking to cash in on massive profits?

This documentary about Paul-Armand Gette talks about the female body, its artistic depiction, about the topic of models and their freedom. Paul-Armand Gette thwarts our visual habits, and provokes our judgements and our prejudices. His models talk about him, with him, and about them.

How one royal has come of age since marrying the heir to the throne in 2011.

The Dogmatics might very well be the most emblematic Boston band of this half-century, that too-few people know about. They gained notoriety with a loyal following in the Boston music scene, and beyond. The quartet was no different than any other talentless, self-deprecating, beer-swilling, girl-chasing lunkheads with guitars. It wasn't about money. Catching a girl's eye, a free round of drinks, or simply completing a song in unison were their rewards. Fans and fellow bands in Massachusetts look fondly on the decades of positive ripple effects their presence (still to this day) has on the local music scene. This documentary is a labor of love by family and friends, crafted as a tribute to the Dogmatics' late co-founder and bassist Paul O'Halloran. See how the band came into being in the early 1980s, rising out of a pocket of musical talent in the South Shore area near Boston. At its core, this is a story of brothers - by both blood and bond.