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This documentary follows Jeanne Marcelino, producer and founder of Caribe Motion, from her beginnings alongside her husband to the consolidation of her company in the local and international film industry. Her story reveals how passion and resilience make dreams possible.

What happens when the Okimata band goes on a hitchhiking trip from Metula to Eilat? A video was born that is both an adventure, a human encounter, and a small lesson in love for Israel. Through our encounters of all kinds, we heard moving stories, laughed, got excited – and most of all, we rediscovered the best in the people of Israel: the kindness, openness, and broad-heartedness found everywhere in the land. This is an educational and entertaining video, suitable for those who love the country, the people in it, and the path shared among them.

Over the years of the war, thousands of Russian prisoners have been released. Until autumn 2024, they could sign six-month military contracts and receive a presidential pardon. Some of them had been convicted of serious crimes and thus avoided decades in prison. Among those released was the murderer of Kemerovo student Vera Pekhteleva — her parents learned about his freedom only six months later. We filmed the stories of victims whose mothers lost track of the convicted killers and still do not know where they are. We also spoke with two former offenders who returned from the front and are now trying to live as ordinary citizens.

Documentary about how, in today’s Russia, love and private life have become grounds for harassment, persecution, and criminal prosecution. The film begins with ordinary situations that, in a different political context, would have remained part of everyday life: two lovers walking home hand in hand, flirting in a private chat, sharing a kiss on the street. In contemporary Russia, however, these simple acts trigger a chain of violence — because the lovers are of the same sex. And that has now become a crime. Flyers with photographs, curses, and threats appear in apartment buildings. A kiss in public leads to detention and beatings. Private messages in a closed group result in abduction straight from a university classroom and hours of police torture. Through the stories of Lyosha, two men named Sergey, and August, the film systematically reveals how this system operates — from everyday homophobia and workplace pressure to the actions of law enforcement agencies.

This short documentary tells the story of Or, a determined young man whose dream is to be accepted into an elite unit in the army. Driven by ambition and a strong sense of purpose, Or pushes himself through intense physical and mental training, facing exhaustion, doubt, and setbacks along the way. Through his daily struggle and perseverance, the film captures the price of ambition and the unwavering determination required to chase a demanding goal.

In this animated documentary, I revisited the South West coast path and the local beach where I was sitting when I found out my father had died in 2023. Rotoscope drawings are paired with snippets of my father’s voice, taken from voicemails that he left me a few years prior to his death.

Documentary about an undertaker in Dakar, Senegal

Travelling the French Alps at 17 while coming to terms with losing my dad. Exploring ideas of faith through difficult situations, and how bad times can bring out the good in our lives, documenting the journey after losing a parent to cancer and the importance of art and creativity in our lives. Using "The New Life" as a new way of defining grief, serving as the name given to the life we are forced to live after losing a loved one, and a christian name given to Heaven. It’s the similarity in all of our lives and the life that we go out of our way to live, in search of experiences, after it feels like all hope is lost. Why do we fall? It does, in fact, get better.

In a world facing ecological transition, 13 passionate students (the "Blue Walkers") leave the comfort of their La Rochelle campus on May 29, 2024. Their mission? To trek 650 kilometers on foot to Paris, exploring the mysteries of water and pushing their personal boundaries. This is more than just a march; it's a total immersion into environmental realities, a quest for meaning, and an intense test of collective resilience.

Joey, extroverted with a capital “P,” is a friend who always opens up new worlds and is anything but ordinary. Having long claimed to see things others cannot, he finally declares that he will leave behind the path of a civil servant to become a shaman.

In Handmi Village, grandmothers Seonjin and Hyeonsook, seasoned 'namul' gatherers from Mount Sobaek, encounter Michelin chef Fabrizio Ferrari in 2024. Discovering their 'namul' as the unique ingredient he sought, the trio embarks on a food and travel journey between Korea and Italy, exploring diverse flavors and cultivating friendship, cultural exchange, and mutual respect.

After finding old files from my video camera, I relive those memories, moments of which I was a part. Feeling the passage of time makes reality weigh. Where did those memories go? Is my camera the only real witness of what happened? What happened to them?

THE CONTEMPORARY ART REPORT is an hour-long exploration of the defining shifts in art from 2015-2025. The report features 20 distinct chapters, each one consisting of a complete analysis paired with an exhibition, main character, or event that illustrates the change.

A collection of amateur films shot in the 1940s by the Valencian art restorer Luis Roig d'Alós (1904-1968). These 16mm silent black-and-white films capture everyday life in postwar València. The anthology includes historically and sociologically significant footage: the restoration of the Church of St John of the Market, the 25th anniversary of the Pontifical Coronation of Our Lady of the Forsaken, with previously unseen images of political and ecclesiastical figures, and sailing regattas at Natzaret Beach, set against the now-ruined Benimar sports and leisure complex.

For nearly thirty years, the University of Virginia Pep Band was one of the University’s most revered (and irreverent) institutions. With a penchant for silliness and mockery, their performances jabbed at everything from rival teams and political figures to the University itself. Ultimately, it was this anything-goes approach to antics and jokes that led to their permanent barring from all university events in 2003. Years in the making, co-directors Chris Farina (World Peace and Other 4th Grade Achievements) and Bill Reifenberger’s documentary tracks the rise and fall of the Pep Band, piecing together its madcap legacy through the accounts of former members, administrators, and fans. Traversing decades of controversy and comedy, the film is full of heart and spirit, and even offers one final performance from the irrepressible ensemble that refused to play by the rules.

Inspired by her acclaimed Rolling Stone article "If Tiles Could Speak, They Would Scream."

When Ariel was in elementary school, she often lied in her mother's arms and listened to her recounting memories about Ariel. In 2024, at the age of 26, Ariel invited her mother to share her experiences about her pregnancy, but she declined. So Ariel interviewed her close friend and her mother instead. If Everyone is just an observer of memories, what is the meaning of retelling them once again? Are children and their mother bonded by blood, by relationship, or by an invisible gap within the streams of memories?

Two wildly unprepared college filmmakers set out to make an incredibly ambitious short film. Unfortunately, things don't go their way.

An amateur philologist strives to share his insights on Bulgakov with the public, despite living a precarious life, sleeping at train stations, and surviving on a meager pension. Undeterred by widespread indifference, he remains determined to make his mark.

The moral self-assurance of fairy tales is lost in the depths of the dark forest haunted by Manuel Knapp with his projection and recording equipment. He casts filigree white light, the strange calligraphic signals of a digital abstraction, into the existential darkness of a wintry forest landscape under a new moon; and by flashing a kind of writing on branches and tree trunks, he creates a cryptic choreography, a game of concealing and revealing.

In a landscape of shifting sands, a community enclosed into grids with no name, rehearses its music in villages like 1 PB, a dot at the Indian side of the India-Pakistan border. Mirs are the custodians and practitioners of a timeless poetry not bound to 'quam' or 'desh'. But the land has now degraded, boundaries have hardened and the music has become a whisper. This film gleans songs and poems to stitch a portrait of musicians struggling to keep their inheritance of Sufi and Bhakti music alive.

The Oldest Heart is a short documentary that follows the inspiring journey of Australia’s oldest female amateur boxer, Lyn Joy Mills, who at 71, embarks on an extraordinary journey toward her first official fight.

Young people are embracing socialism across the country & nowhere is that clearer than the wealthiest city in the U.S. A socialist running to become NYC's next mayor shocked the country.

Wilma, a defender of the Mayan territory, and Carlos, a Greenpeace activist, set off on a small plane flight over the majestic Mayan Jungle, discovering from above a heartbreaking contrast: amazing natural beauty facing the devastation caused by deforestation, mega farms and tourist developments. Throughout the journey, his reflections are intertwined with powerful testimonies from affected communities and environmental experts, revealing the alarming fragility of this green lung in Mexico. With shocking images and urgent questions, the documentary seeks to answer: How can we protect the jungle before it is too late?

The N. Ostashinsky Children's Art Studio is located in the very center of Kyiv. Its facade was once decorated with mosaics. Elmira, together with like-minded people, is trying to restore it.

What happens when we listen to those who have never had a voice? Who saves us? is the encouragement revealed by the stories behind the stigma.

Two swimming brothers, Reyes and Luis Baños, from Corralero. Through their annual competition, values ​​such as rivalry and brotherly love emerge. This competition is not only physical but also emotional, reflecting the deep connection with their homeland.

The Park Theater was once a famous icon within Hudson County, New Jersey and a powerful singularity for the local arts. From the likes of George Carlin to Run DMC, The Park has housed a revolving door of talent over the decades but it is now faced with its greatest foe: the ambivalence of time.

A meditation on the relationship between grief, nature, and fatherhood.

Red Riding Hood is no longer a fairy tale – it’s a weapon in the hands of the far-right. Set in Germany after the 2024 elections, where the far-right AfD gained record votes, this film exposes how a fairy tale became a tool of fear.

A young artist returns to his hometown after many years and finds that it no longer feels like home. He begins wandering the city with a friend to reconnect with his childhood memories. During their journey he witnesses firsthand how environmental issues are eroding the city's once vibrant appearance and character. The artist's sense of alienation from the city acts like armor, helping him confront his fears and traumas. Through this film he also strives to rediscover himself.

A documentary that blends interior and exterior spaces left vacant and dilapidated by the abandonment of Central and Eastern Pennsylvania's anthracite coal region, with similarly neglected interior and exterior sites in postindustrial Central and Eastern Europe. The score, composed by Adam Parks (Lightning White Bison), is comprised of manipulated field recordings from both regions of the world, layered with ambient organ and synth instrumentals. Visual and sound contributions by Dan Stauffer.

Luc Longley on Andrew Bogut: Lane Violation explores the unlikely mentorship between two basketball greats. As Bogut transitions from polarising NBA star to assistant coach of the Sydney Kings, this intimate documentary charts ego, resilience, growth and the shaping of a new legacy in Australian basketball.

A film letter for the filmmaker's grandfather. Twelve years after his death, his family celebrates Christmas.

This documentary series "The Pain of Water" PAANI DEE HOOK is about depleting and contaminated waters of Punjab. Excessive and unregulated use of pesticides, fertilizers since the Green Revolution is the root cause of all the problems.

A documentary about the piercings of love and ink, based in Nottingham, UK

A father and son run a third-generation barber shop in Idas Valley, exploring their bond and the legacy of family.

My father, an agronomist with a lifelong passion for photography, embarks together with me on the creation of his first photobook, drawn from a visual legacy built over decades of captured moments.

On 10 June 1979, an off-duty member of the Guardia Civil killed a cross-dresser named Francis in the Apolo bar in Rentería. This particular incident was the spark that started the LGTBIAQ+ movement in the Basque Country.

Throughout 2024, the prospective miniseries Kanek - shot as part of the academic process of the Universidad Popular de Puebla's Bachelor's Degree in Film - began to grow beyond what was imagined at the beginning of the process, confronting the entire team with all kinds of challenges they had never faced before. The directors of the miniseries guide through the arduous process.