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Solo is the account of one woman’s mission to run solo and unsupported across mountain ranges on six continents overcoming obstacles, conquering fears and finding the joy in achieving her goals absolutely alone.

'Irreplaceable' is the best word to define the experience at the COP in Sumba, which took place from July 13th to August 3rd, 2023. It was not an easy endeavor to collaborate Petra Christian University students with others from different universities in Sumba and internationally to work together to enhance the villages in Sumba. Different cultures and traits have become one of the hurdles to face by continuing to hold hands together. Learn a glimpse at the adventure, COP participants who finally learned lessons and created memories throughout their time in Sumba.

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

Dive into the phantasmagoric and mechanical realm of Lolo & Sosaku, the avant-garde Argentine-Japanese artist duo shaping sound and form.

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.

After the fall of Afghanistan in 2021, Aziz, and his beloved disabled son, Erfan, were rescued by the Italian army and arrived in Italy. While the father is weeping at the loss of his homeland, the son looks forward to building a new life.

Archive footage and celebrity recollections reveal how 50 years ago during an energy crisis the government imposed a three-day working week and UK-wide household blackouts.

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

Nicole, an iconic drag activist, meditates on her legacy as she continues to champion LGBTQ+ rights and highlights the challenges the community still faces.

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.

An Unscripted documentary with some emotions

Uncovering Japan's hidden poverty, The Ones Left Behind: The Plight of Single Mothers in Japan gives a voice to the people who need their voices heard the most, the everyday, hardworking, single mothers of Japan.

By the time mankind is beginning to experience the first significant effects of climate change announced for decades by scientists, a major scientific campaign of clouds observation is taking place in the Caribbean, bringing together researchers from all over the world. It is no longer a question of preventing the warming of the atmosphere, but of knowing precisely what will be the scale of it. Within this research, the role of clouds is still the biggest unknown since we don't know if they will increase or dampen the warming. The tiny island of Barbados, where the campaign is taking place, is at the forefront of the challenges ahead. Through the successes and failures of the campaign, Barbadians and climatologists explore the fascination that clouds inspire. Somewhere between science, history and poetry, they draw a composite portrait of research.

In the rural desert of Bolivia, where the most important presence is the wind moving between papa flowers and animals, the people who harvest the land, those who built the ancient artifacts and sacred objects and the musicians who play moseñada – songs linked to the first products of the harvest – on the streets of the city have one point in common: labor. With a successful inclusion of stories of enchanted lakes, legends that pass from mouth to mouth – or from orality to audiovisual, in this case – and give a fantastic aura to those lands, Luciana Decker Orozco not only manages to capture life without oscillations . field, but resorts to the incessant movement of images and sound accompaniment to define a sensory and transcendental experience for the viewer.

The short documentary film that follows the world-famous Kyiv children's choir "Shchedryk" as they face a life-altering event. Set against the backdrop of war, a group of children between the ages of 12 and 17 find their lives shattered at 4 am on February 24, 2022. However, amidst the turmoil, music remains their solace. To reunite once again, the scattered members of the choir must come together to perform on the prestigious stage of Carnegie Hall. Through the challenges of war, they learn the true meaning of togetherness and the transformative power of music.

Maciste, the first, the one who appeared in Pastrone's film, Cabiria (1916), leaves the screen, evoked by the critic and film historian Steve Della Casa. He wants to know who he is and what he did. Della Casa will help him find his other self, that Bartolomeo Pagano, a camallo (unloader) from the port of Genoa who saw his life transformed by the meeting with the director Pastrone.

Res communis omnium is a Roman law term that defined things that by their nature are of universal human value - such as land, air. The concept has retained its relevance in international law. When the copyright on a work expires, it goes into the public domain (the more relevant modern term is public domain). Based on an analysis of the creativity of over 500 artists, writers, composers, architects, researchers from all over the world, whose works have ceased to be legally protected by copyright since 2022 (50-60-70-80 years after the death of the authors), we are trying to musically and poetically form to re-read what we got into the public domain at this critical time. It turns out. a kind of time capsule, the works were created over half a century ago,

FirstGrade, a Danish clothing- and merchandisebrand founded by Anders og Jesper, experience head- and tailwind on the road to success and greatness.

Thirty-year-old Sisi is a World Boxing Council Asia Title champion and the mother of a three-year-old boy. Not only will she have the opportunity to fight in a potentially career-changing International Boxing Federation match, she will also be taking full-time care of her son. Sisi was born and raised in a conservative family who believe—as many do in China—that motherhood is a woman’s most important job. After her son was born, Sisi suffered severe postnatal depression. Boxing became her way out, away to show the world she existed. With her athletic career reinvigorated, Sisi is constantly dodging accusations about her life choices. Can Sisi win inside and outside of the ring?

Can Florida's waters live up to their reputation as Shark Attack Capital?

ONE MILE OUT follows Chadd's journey running 250 miles through Northern Arizona in the 2023 Cocodona 250. This is a true ultrarunning experience and shows all the highs and lows that come along with covering 250 miles.

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.

The Pavilion on the Water is a cinematic journey into the world of Venetian architect Carlo Scarpa and his passion for Japanese culture. Japan, to him, was an inspirational universe but also the place where he eventually died in 1978, at the height of his career, while retracing the steps of wandering poet Matsuo Bashō. Through the words of his son, some of his collaborators and a Japanese philosopher, the documentary unfolds and quests after the sense of beauty. A nostalgic feeling permeates the whole film for that rare event which is the birth of an artist. Although he passed away, he left behind a work that, still to this day, delights and amuses.

Watch the sunset on Managros Beach in Chios, Greece, while listening to ambient music from around the world.

Sabotage, hired goons, and a landfill in Utah: this is a story about the life, death, and afterlife of Apple’s most pioneering flop, the Lisa computer. How it inspired generations of computers to follow; how Steve Jobs championed it, then turned against it; and how an outsider gave it another chance…before Apple closed the door on the Lisa forever.

Follows the journey of three Gonzaga Broadcasting students with their experience partnering with ESPN for their GameDay shoot. As well as them reflecting on what it meant to be a part of it.

Enjoy a late afternoon visit to the beautiful Bench Falls Waterfall at Lost Creek. Located in Austin, Texas. Lay on the warm rocks and listen to the soothing sounds of the creek.

Hasna and Samad, 14 years old. Art and painting help them to resist and catch the light in the middle of the darkness.

On April 2, 2013, the city of La Plata suffered a devastating flood that claimed at least 89 lives. Residents fought to save themselves and others as the water surged upward. Those interviewed shared their experiences, lessons learned, fears, and current concerns: the awareness that La Plata is situated on a floodplain underscores the urgent need to develop the necessary strategies to prevent another tragedy.

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.

At 74, Azdyne Amimour should be contemplating peaceful retirement. But his days are fuelled by an overriding goal: to make reparations for crimes he didn't commit and find his missing granddaughter, whom he has never seen. Amid family trauma and longing, the story of Azydyne and those who share his predicament shines a light on the far-reaching and shattering effects of war and terrorism on families as they seek to assemble the pieces left behind.

Without an alternative to fossil fuels for the aviation industry, one start-up keenly understands the urgency of reaching global climate goals by disrupting air travel. Sustainability for this company means not staying grounded but innovating the way we fly entirely and convincing policy officials, airlines and suppliers to come aboard. Their proposal? A hydrogen-fuelled, commercially viable plane that will replace ones fuelled by kerosene.

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.

Facts of life in 1968, some remembered, some forgotten. Based on the diary Lost, by Silvia Escorel, and commented by the author in voice-over through the original letter written 54 years later, addressed to her brother a year and a half younger.

Lee Yunjeong, my mother, who was devoted to church, stopped attending after the Sewol ferry disaster. Instead, she started going to work at the office of a human rights group for migrants in Ilsan. As her daughter and a film director, I began filming her surprising and unfamiliar transition.

A sensory film from the twilight between two worlds. In a village on Mexico’s southern coast, a small community lives in a complex, spiritual bond with nature’s animals.

July 2017, liberated Mosul lies in ruins. Ghadeer, a young journalist who took refuge in Brussels after the Islamic State took the city, decides to abandon the promise of a future in Europe to return to his people. With a few friends, he founded Radio One FM, a station independent of any religious, community or political affiliation, which could help restore peace. The first two years were those of utopia for this volunteer team: thanks to journalistic work documenting the country's difficulties, Radio One gained a national audience. But economic difficulties and the growing pressure of militias linked to the political clans fighting for control of Iraq finally got the better of the enterprise.

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.

An Iranian filmmaker is haunted by the fact that they were born at the same time that massacres of political prisoners began in Iran.

“Robert” is a documentary film about a man that has been coming to Ukraine since 2005 to help children. In the movie, Robert comes back to the places where his journey in Ukraine began and also discovers new ones, such as Donbas, where children are in danger because of the war.