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After noticing too many cases of sexual violence going unreported or unpunished within their own schools, 23 teen girls decide to take matters into their own hands to make meaningful change to policy affecting school boards across Quebec.

An improvised meditation on optical and sonic phenomena, beautifully shot on analog 16mm film.

Artist and musician Lars Greve’s performative one-take work is a corporal trip through an abstract space, where the improvisations of a clarinet resonate with almost cosmic force.

Clementon Park : a Dying Breed talks about the story of the over 100-year-old park in Camden County NJ. Showcasing the park's fall from grace and resurgence. This 30-minute documentary took 2+ years to complete due to the COVID-19 Pandemic and other delays, but I am happy you all can finally watch it. Thank you for the support and enjoy.

MR. UNIVERSE TOURISM 2023 Mr. Philippines, Erik Lennart Visser Bali Nusa Dua Theatre, Bali, Indonesia March 19, 2023

In the winter of 2019, to overcome my fatherly pain, the filmmaker captures the hospitalization of his son Nathan, on the threshold of his uncertain entry into adulthood.

The story of one of the UK's most successful and ruthless TV personalities.

Director CHAN Chia-Lung spent several years running through the forest, mountains and the sea to record the butterflies. This documentary is with delicate and affectionate narration, cute and funny animations, amusing soundtrack, and immersive sound design, it leads the audience into the microscopic world of the purple crow butterfly, and experience the amazing life of a purple crow butterfly together.

Every single day of 2022 represented by one single uncut, unedited shot. The result: the year in moments.

A young person’s physical gender transition is steadily progressing, despite their mother’s vocal objections. To Write from Memory is an essay on moving forward, and the inevitability of confronting one’s own past in the process.

An open letter to a friend who passed away while I was at college. Composed of archival footage from the works of Len Lye, Jean Epstein, Nevil Maskelyne, Chuck Jones, and many others.

The stories of four service men and women, whose grit, smarts, and perseverance are on full display as they allow cameras to witness their most deeply personal, inevitably tense, raw, and honest therapy sessions in real—time. The film seeks to bring understanding to how the human mind responds to trauma, to what a diagnosis of PTSD means, and how PTSD can impact daily life, far removed from a military setting.

A documentary about a picture which was taken by the journalists in 1997 in Youth Square. The movie analyses the situation of journalists and newspapers and how the political and social changes affected the conditions of media and journalism.

José Cortés, a Colombian man who has dedicated his entire life to working in the fields, damaged his spine due to his work. Motivated by his love for his family, he wakes up every day to provide for them, becoming a fighter in life.

The Brokes are a note-for-note tribute to the Strokes formed in 2022 by five mainstays of the Toronto music world. After what was to be a one-off Halloween show, demand for more was made clear and has only grown with a perfect track record of sell-out Toronto performances.

They are engineers, hairdressers, communications managers, students or headmasters. Like them, hundreds of thousands of people are affected by burnout syndrome every year in France and around the world. Thousands of men and women of all ages who have suddenly collapsed, unable to move forward. In the absence of a precise diagnosis, this invisible and insidious disease slowly eats away at those who suffer from it without knowing it. So why is burn-out not recognized as an illness by the WHO? How can you spot the symptoms before it's too late? What are the warning signs? And what tools do we have to deal with it? In Europe and North America, initiatives are being put in place to prevent the onset of the disease and measure its cost to society. In France, structures are being set up to care for victims and reintegrate them into society. However, there still seems to be a long way to go before mental health in the workplace becomes a priority in today's world.

Nyege Nyege Tapes! is probably the most famous label introducing today's African electronica to the European independent scene. A cinematic context now comes to the unique sound. Polish filmmakers went straight to Tanzania to capture how musicians and DJs cultivating the style called singeli live. As Tanzania embarked on the road to capitalism twenty years ago, the film is also a testament to the changes that are shaping Tanzanian society today.

Feature length special docu-music programme recreating the magic and mystery of the music of Dolores Keane and the Keane family.

Part of a series of found landscapes, filmed on a single 8mm roll.

Veteran war reporter John Sweeney and Byline TV filmmaker Caolan Robertson hit the road with war photographer Paul Conroy and journalist Zarina Zabrisky to gather compelling evidence for the use of illegal weapons and the torture of civilians in Ukraine, as well as examining the reality of life and conditions faced by ordinary people on Ukraine's eastern front.

It is a documentary film that depicts a deep, empowering, and emotional bond between a sister and her brother who suffers from developmental disabilities and ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease).

Posed as a love letter to the river and the community that surrounds it, Yuba is the Heart considers what it means to love and be loved by a river.

“I Am Because You Are”” follows the journey of six women of colour as they embark on their first mountaineering trip in the beautiful and rugged Bugaboos. The plan was for a summer trip with the opportunity to learn foundational mountain skills from their guides, but up until the last minute the trip was almost cancelled due to historic levels of spring snow. Despite the group having mixed levels of experience with backpacking or camping in snow, the crew decides to come together, pack their bags and take on the adventure with trust in their guides.

Ryan has thrusted himself upon a date with the girl of his dreams. The only problem being he has never gone on a date before, and he's in his thirties.

Cue the Strings - a film about Low follows the entire career of the iconic band Low and their relationship with director Philip Harder. Low and Harder made music videos and short films together, filming on ice, in railroad yards, and in rapidly disintegrating rooms. Low formed in 1993. Before the band’s debut record, Harder, armed with a 16mm camera, filmed the band on Lake Superior in minus-30 windchill. At the time Low bucked rock protocol by turning their volume down and the haunting visuals helped define their minimalist approach. As Low matured they turned up and the lyrics grew more aggressive. The visuals followed suit. Year after year Harder continued to film Low’s music until the band’s last show in September 2022.

In January 2013, a fire at Boate Kiss killed 242 people in Santa Maria. Luciane, who is the sister of one of the victims, reflects on the impacts and the learning that the tragedy brought for herself and the city.

theater student tries to find inspiration for his new role and gets lost between reality and fiction

In the fourth largest city in Poland, in the center of the city lives young people who have only themselves. Nobody helps them because nobody wants to help them.

Multi-sport athlete Kelly Vilarino found the challenge of kickboxing to be her next sport, after retiring from professional MMA boxing. With her twin sister Nicole, she teaches a weekly women's kickboxing class in Chandler, Arizona. Together, they teach healthy ways of stress relief and self-defense, while getting a full-body workout and building camaraderie. Women in the class tell a bit of their personal reasons for choosing kickboxing, in this uplifting, inspirational short documentary.

A Documentary about Dr. Cuthbert, a lifelong resident of Pottstown, Pennsylvania, and his continuing battle to shut down the Limerick Nuclear Power plants due to the health risks it poses to the residents who live near them!

For thousands of years, humans have been breeding dogs for work and companionship. When breeding was done in the right way, both species were arguably better off from it. But today, puppy mills profit by catering to cost conscious and whimsical consumers. It's time congress put a stop to irresponsible breeding or, sooner or later, we will no longer recognize “man’s best friend’.

Directed by a regional artist for Sámi culture, the film portrays three Sámi artists representing marginal art forms. Circus artist Aleksi Niittyvuopio, graffiti artist Sami Hustler and comic artist Sunna Kitti all live outside Sápmi, but have maintained a close relationship with their culture.

2,000 US soldiers board a British transport ship without any idea that the lifeboats are rusted so badly that they could never be launched. They’re issued lifebelts that need to be inflated instead of standard Naval life jackets. The following day the ship is sunk by one of the first radio-guided missiles ever used in war, killing 1157 soldiers and crew in what remains the greatest loss of life at sea due to enemy action in the history of US war. The government deflected responsibility for the large loss of life by declaring the attack classified indefinitely and ordering all survivors to remain silent.

Quietly and discreetly, the French director Sarah Mallégol follows a group of thirty-something protagonists who survived the 1994 Rwanda genocide as children. They have no memory of the events – neither those whose fathers were murdered nor those whose parents were responsible. A confrontation begins: focused conversations between generations which, captured by a gentle camera, are meant to cautiously break the long silence – in order to be able to understand, process and mourn.

40 years after the return of democracy in Argentina, Lucas, Sonia, Tália, Iván, Nadia, Damián and Bruno meet to record stories about their childhoods in dictatorship.

Zohra, Afghanistan’s award-winning first all-female orchestra, has captivated audiences around the world with its musical talent. However, the return of the Taliban, with its rigid and damaging views on women and music, now puts the ensemble in grave danger. With the fall of Kabul, members still in the country have gone into hiding, while those who fled are advocating internationally to rescue their fellow musicians. The question remains: despite the challenges, will they be able to keep their music alive?

A love letter to home and an offering to nature, this meditative personal documentary traces Shasha's native roots in Himalayan China as she evacuates from historic wildfires that threaten her home in Cascadian Oregon.

Through the discerning lens of a Bahujan feminist filmmaker operating within the upper-caste Indian film industry, the film delves deep into critical themes of liberty, equality, fraternity, social justice, exclusion, and marginalised representation. Bridging the realms of Ambedkarite politics with the visual language of cinema, it offers a poignant representation of the culture, history, and politics of marginalised communities within popular cinema and media. A cinematic embodiment of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s philosophical legacy, as it questions the deeply rooted institution of caste in India, the film becomes a powerful commentary on religion, revolution, politics, and the fundamental right to freedom of speech.

Cornwall's avian creatures are grounded in this new Paul Dinning picture.

In the midst of the global environmental crisis, Jamie, a young Caribbean girl relocated to the city, must return to her native island, a world biosphere reserve, to take care of family property left behind by her father, including a mythical passageway said to connect the hill to the sea. Uprooted, Jamie intends to sell everything to pay for expensive medical treatment, however, her plans are postponed when her suitcase is temporarily misplaced with ownership documents. This incident buys her time to reconnect with the ways and customs of her people and eventually reconnects her with the sea, where swimming through plastic debris she is confronted with the dramatic global reality. Discovering her mythical maternal heritage, Jamie turns her actions into an example for the islanders' children and, rekindled by this small gesture of optimism, she finds the strength to challenge her fears, embrace her culture and fulfill her destiny.

A document of urban development patterns, this one focusing on the redevelopment of the North Branch Industrial Corridor into the eventual Lincoln Yards mixed-use development project. The momentary qualities of each stage of development are captured in each film of this larger project: visual forms of the built environment in various states of decay and construction, the everyday theatrics of people moving about the streets and sidewalks, and the resulting sounds of all of this motion and change.

Inspired by John Berger's 1980 essay "Why look at animals?". This observational film in five acts explores the urban spaces that exist for the purpose of, well, looking at animals.

This film is a radical contemplation on politics, identity and home, unfolding through the provocative conversations, hospitality and openness of a group of Arab women.

Official documentary for 'Without Warning' by Fivio Foreign.

A dough-faced character stumbles through memories that have shaped his belated understanding of whiteness.

Blank cut-out address forms slide into the frame. A broken pair of sunglasses, small notebooks, a volunteer work journal – a mix of personal effects and junk is revealed piece by piece, sketching out their owner, a child from the 1940s. What can objects tell us about the past and what are the limits of that knowledge? The film is an outline of a new form merging art and scholarship, focusing on the history of material culture, our notion of history and on the ways we use the past.

Over the course of six months, we follow Anis on his incredible journey from Brøndby IF to Sheffield United. We delve into his early years in Høje Gladsaxe and his time at AB. Slimane shares why he chose to represent the Tunisian national team and what drove him to make this pivotal decision. "Against All Odds" is more than just a football story; it's a tribute to resilience, determination, and the power of dreams. This documentary is crafted to inspire and motivate the youth, empowering them to pursue their own dreams and conquer any obstacle in their path.

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Anjelica Avella turned to the outdoors in her mid-twenties to improve her mental health. Despite feeling the benefits of time spent outside for her well-being, the lack of other plus-size women of color she was encountering on trail was noticeable. In an effort to form community, Anjelica began leading weekend hikes and trips for other women.

In the early days of the internet, cyberspace was primarily defined by men. This work by designer and tech expert Mindy Seu brings to light the origins and extensive legacy of cyberfeminism, not by defining it, but by showing and celebrating it.