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House With a Voice tells the story of six Burrneshas who, for different reasons, have decided to take on the social role of men. They have done this to circumvent patriarchal structures, to avoid misogynistic attacks, to support the family economically, to avoid compelled marriage and to be free. Our characters communicate with us intimately as they talk about their lives and bring us closely into their personal journey. They speak about freedom and oppression, about the promise of sacrificing their lives for the sake of their families’ survival. But also about the breaking of gender barriers and the power of the human mind to decide who we want to be.

B.F. Skinner Plays Himself explores American behavioral psychology through never-before-seen footage of the work and life of its most controversial practitioner. From Skinner’s early work with rats, pigeon-guided bombs and air-conditioned baby cribs, to communes and debates with Dennis Hopper - the film deconstructs the scientist by examining their behavior.

Jonas Skogstroll is a previous member of Jehova’s witnesses. He is now a father and works as a goat farmer, while he simultaneously tries to become a stand-up comedian.

The documentary chronicles Bubi Dennerlein’s extraordinary journey from athlete to coach. He is considered the godfather of Italian swimming, having served as head coach of the Italian national swimming team for 24 years. He led the team to seven Olympic Games and mentored numerous world champions, including Novella Caligaris. As an innovator, he introduced interval training and modern biomechanics to Italian swimming. He was not only a technical coach but also a father figure to many of his athletes.

When COVID-19 struck in 2020, Alyssa – an Australian healthcare professional living in the UK with her partner – wanted to do everything she could to help. What happened next changed her outlook on life forever.

On the shores of Embalse Lake, in the Argentine province of Córdoba, lie the ruins of three large hotels belonging to the Navy’s social welfare program. Construction began in 1940 on land and with funds donated by the national government, and was abandoned unfinished in 1949.

I. I examine damaged film material. II. I recover stories by breaking down the medium that contains them. III. I observe the intervention of biological processes in the production of images. IV. The life of signs makes its way.

With his film "Serengeti Shall Not Die," Bernhard Grzimek became an icon of nature conservation. But his commitment also meant the loss of homeland for the indigenous Maasai people. This documentary tells the story of his moving legacy and the question: How can we protect nature in the future without further displacing indigenous communities?

Digital animation brings to life drawings of the northern lights created in 1839 by French graphic artist Louis Bévalet in the Alta region in Sápmi, Northern Norway. Multiplying curves mark infinite spaces penetrated by the hypnotic yoiking of homeless spirits – Vuoiŋŋat – performed by indigenous Sami musician Ánnámáret, accompanied by carelian bowed lyre and electronic music.

This documentary follows the philosophy of Dosan Ahn Changho, a man who transformed his era through action rather than words. Young filmmakers from Korea embark on a journey across the United States, tracing the Dosan Musical and Dosan Symphony Orchestra tours that celebrate his enduring legacy. Through music, interviews, and the landscapes Dosan once walked, they rediscover his ideals of integrity, diligence, and community in the language of today. Retracing the footsteps of a youth from a century ago, the film asks a timeless question to our generation — How should we live, here and now?

A documentary following the final week of school for a group of 2025 graduates. filmed and edited between 20th and 24th of October by Mitchell Lonergan.

A search for the identity of a prolific street artist becomes a treatise on graffiti, cave painting and the human need to make a mark, no matter how impermanent.

One man’s upbringing in Dunedin, New Zealand. Following his early life, bullying, and his own advice for the current generation. Unfiltered.

Rooted in personal memory and quiet reflection, this documentary follows a young woman returning home to engage in intimate conversations with her family. Through shared stories residing in family archives, she confronts the gendered expectations of her childhood, unspoken struggles with identity, and the quiet resilience passed down through generations.

“A bamboo mirage. Butterfly quivers to light. The city — a desert.”

Four siblings come together to make their fathers favourite dessert as a way to find their way back to the man they lost too early.

Manifesto of post neorealism

An Irish geologist teaching in Italy gets a call from a Berlin hospital: her estranged father, whom she hasn't seen for over 30 years, is unconscious after a fall. As his next of kin, she is asked to come to Berlin. Over the course of a night in her father's Berlin apartment she learns from his diaries about a trip he took with a friend to Italy in the early 2000s to research fascist-era buildings and sculptures. It is a trip that ended in tragedy. Latina, Latina is a timely and moving hybrid-documentary that looks at a political ideology through the objects and buildings it left behind.

Street posters are visible in every corner of the city. But who are the invisible people who put them up? A documentary story, told by the filmmaker, himself a member of a collective responsible for the poster paste-ups in Lisbon.

Endless Calls for Fame takes place in the gritty streets of New York City in the 1990s during a time when punk and indie rock was moving from the underground into the mainstream after the cultural tsunami of Nirvana. Using her rediscovered personal archival footage, the director shares the front-row story of this unique era of alternative rock through the lens of one band's experience, The New Rising Sons. The film brings to life a vibrant New York music scene of the past as it follows the band’s brush with stardom, their dissolution, and their journey to redemption 20 years after they were formed.

Valka cannot keep his balance. He needs crutches to stand and walk, and a bicycle to run. For him, the world is full of perils and mishaps. How can one face life at nine years old, when a wrong step or the slightest push sends you tumbling? To steady himself, Valka has invented a mantra: “I’m a real samurai!” Armed with it, he takes his first independent and courageous steps toward the world.

On the windswept island of Givær, Olaug Olsen tends sheep and eider ducks, continuing a centuries-old practice of mutual care. As she prepares nests, she wonders how many birds will return this season. This character-driven documentary follows her quiet stewardship and reflections on shared belonging as eider populations decline.

Eschewing music documentary conventions in favor of playful, ‘Varda-esque’ experimentation, this short, multi-media portrait celebrates the rituals and routines of reclusive British songwriter and painter, Mark Fry. What unfolds is a pensive amble through the landscapes of Fry’s life and present circumstances in the Norman countryside.

An experimental documentary short chronicling the world-famous foliage display of rural Vermont, shrouded in the backdrop of the political tensions of the United States' election cycle of 2024.

Children Of Albion follows painter-artist Ben Edge as he embarks on his magnum opus - a dramatic, Bosch-inspired altarpiece tracing Britain’s evolution from prehistory to present.

Nine Lane siblings connect their tradition of Sunday dinners to a century-old legacy of Black social and saving clubs in Hampton Roads.

A short documentary film.

Callan Blanchknox reflects on the deeper meaning of climbing—beyond strength, it’s about movement, connection, and the sense of fight it brings—all while tackling the first ascent of an epic upside-down cave traverse.

People have forgotten to honor nature. Instead, profit is king, and we all just want more and more. Greenlandic artist Arina is determined to teach her children to honor the sea goddess Sassuma Arnaa and protect the sea, as it gives life but can also take it away. The film ‘Tamatta Ataqatigiippugut – We Are All Connected’ is a beautiful and lyrical declaration of love for a world that is bigger than ourselves. And a reminder to respect the forces of nature that frame our lives.

An award-winning documentary following bison ranger Donovan Wright as he journeys to Poland’s ancient Białowieża Forest, uncovering how Europe’s gentle giants are transforming entire ecosystems. Bringing these insights home, Don returns to the UK with a renewed understanding of what it truly means to live alongside wildlife, furthering his work to restore nature and reconnect the next generation through his work with Wildwood Trust.

Documentary created by Hacha y Machete (@hacha.machete) that reconstructs the historical memory of the events of July 29, focusing on the spontaneous popular uprising in Venezuela in response to one of the most blatant electoral frauds in recent history, for which the Venezuelan government blamed an alleged non-existent fraud from North Macedonia.

On the streets of Venezuela, where every corner tells a story, you'll find bus drivers, a key part of our culture. More than just transporters, they are men and women who carry with them dreams, aspirations, and the stories of their families. Through their experiences, this project seeks to highlight the daily struggles they face, from long working hours to the challenges that arise in their environment. This documentary captures the essence of the culture surrounding these drivers, showcasing their importance in people's lives and the unwavering dedication of those who drive them.

After years of silence following a decade of media frenzy, this documentary resurfaces the enigmatic story of Saudi Arabia’s most notorious hacker, "Marjooj Hazazi." From his humble beginnings in Taif with his first PC to infiltrating the digital infrastructure of Saudi universities and his controversial ties to the sports world—specifically Al-Ittihad Club—the film charts his meteoric rise between 2009 and 2017. It explores the brilliance and the chaos of a digital pioneer who became a household name, only to vanish completely into the shadows

An intimate, autobiographical story of a transformative pair of pants and a childhood refusal to conform to societal expectations of gender.

In 2023, seven guiris descend upon the city of Madrid for a music festival. The city watches them try on versions of themselves which only seem to exist when abroad.

After I year I went back with my wife to my favorite place in the world. Here's a short little film of our moments. Not sure if 5 minutes will show how special this place is and how much it means to me, but I hope you enjoy.

A documentary following a family with a weekly tradition to have dinner together every Sunday.

Celebrating the life and legacy of one of Britain's greatest athletes.

In the crucible of clay and tradition, Rufina - an Ayuujk potter from Oaxaca - transforms her pain into art, defying machismo and violence. Mujer de Barro is a story of resilience, liberation, and the transformative power of creation.

A place where a ladyboy costs less than a day shift at the factory. This time, the three Martin philanthropists took a lawyer with them just in case, and a Cuban refugee for good measure. The Philippines has prepared several treacherous tests for them. From long-fingered women with an adam's apple and the voice of Denzel Washington, who stole one of the heroes' passport and phone, to liter bottles of 8% beer, thanks to which they broke a new low again and tarnished the Slovak reputation so badly in these parts of the world that from next year you will need a visa to enter and a declaration from the minister that you have nothing to do with these guys.