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Pavel is an entrepreneur from the countryside. He fells dangerous trees in the cemetery, cleans roofs from snow, breeds Hungarian pigs, and studies dialectical materialism. On New Year's Eve, a bride comes to visit him.
A girl reflects on leaving her parents as empty nesters.
A documentary about how I conducted my quarantine in 2020. Guest stars: director Masha Afonina, 3 beautiful white goose and Alina Kabaeva
In 1996, the market encouraged teachers to use the newly released simulation game, SimPark, as a means to educate children about ecology and biodiversity. A 77-page manual was produced as a guide on how to successfully use the program for education. However, the deeper one delves into the system of the game the flaws emerge one by one.
This hand-processed 16mm film reflects on botanical animism. It is a song written for night-crawlers, compost, and shadows, inspired by human flower-lust. Water, fire, earth and air are interwoven with the garden's creature crew. The work draws a parallel between the photographic alchemy of cinematic experiments and the photosynthetic processes of plants.
Eight renowned international film directors - including Milos Forman, John Schlesinger and Arthur Penn - are given free reign to create a short movie about whatever they want at the 1972 Munich Summer Olympics.
Join Rachel Sellers and Alan Watts for a journey in scale from the subatomic world to the edge of the cosmos as they open your eyes to the possibilities of the universe as a single organism. With this understanding of the world around us we can learn to comprehend our perceived enemies point of view and hopefully treat our fellow man a little better. There isn't much hope for society and civilization as we know it if we cant get along. We are in the midst of a global societal collapse and it is important to show films like this so we can possibly slow it down and maybe even stop it before its too late. STOP HATING PEOPLE BEFORE YOU MEET THEM. Please?
Peninsula Tour departs from Seoul and travels through the “Asian Highway” into China. This tour finds the worlds dis/continuity through air and land, virtuality and reality, old and new technologies. The tour ends up with an unexpected encounter of a German traveler who visited North Korea. The film reflects the hypocrisy and the deception of globalization, freedom and unification today through a stranger with similar experiences.
I lost my passion for filmmaking after becoming a film major. However, I regain my passion by meeting my peers and a film director and listening to their stories.
M was born in Japan, and after liberation, he and his family moved back to Korea, their homeland. Since then, he has been living as a potter, as an engineer, as a shipyard worker, and then as a businessman. This change of his occupations overlaps with his unstable life, like the four names he got after changing his name four times.
Soldiers returning from the frontlines in eastern Ukraine are facing many difficulties reintegrating into society. Thousands have lost their jobs, their family members or their homes. Many are struggling with mental health issues and social stigmas. With a grant from the IFRC, Pavlograd Legion has taken a unique approach in supporting veterans to get back on their feet.
David Albert, more commonly known as Dalbert, documents his daily life for twenty-four hours and shares his results.
A group of plus-sized women from around the world attempt to climb the tallest peak in Africa, Mount Kilimanjaro.
Craft beer generates tens of billions of dollars annually for the US economy. Despite beer’s Egyptian and African heritage, these traditions have been mostly forgotten and are rarely found in American brewing culture. Today, Black-owned breweries make up less than 1% of the nearly 9,000 breweries in operation. Eager to shift the historical perception of who makes and drinks beer, Black brewers, brand owners and influencers across the country are reshaping the craft beer industry and the future of America’s favorite adult beverage.
The ritualized performance of trans-feminine chaos magic by moonlight for the purpose of self-actualization and gender affirmation.
For the City that Never Sleeps when she awakens from her long slumber. ❤
The film summarizes the work of Hélio da Silva, commercial manager who, of his own volition, in 2003, began planting trees on the banks of the Tiquatira River, in the east of São Paulo, and ended up creating the city’s first linear park, today with 33,421 trees, reason for the short title.
The life of Mrs. Bertha Sánchez has changed because of a virus that threatens the world. She, locked in her home, adapts to the important change and the challenge that society suffers. She finally finds a balance in her routine between what appears to be a dark reality and a bright learning opportunity.
Sisterhood, family, suitors and mambo. Mica and her sisters recall their youth in Mexico City during the 1950s.
From her bedroom window, Melissa Simpson looks out at the highest peaks in Colorado. Despite being so close, the mountains have always been worlds away for Melissa, who was born with cerebral palsy. With the help of her friend and mentor, blind adventurer Erik Weihenmayer, Melissa sets out to conquer something far greater than a summit. Through humility and grace, Melissa proves that what is within us, is stronger than what's in our way.
A documentary by Brooke Linnegar
By filming Song Wei himself and witnesses over 16 years, this film aims to restore the life experience of Song, a pioneer in Chinese contemporary art collection and funding.
A man back to his hometown,and felt familiar with someplace he used to stay.
When hosts of "The Loudmouth Podcast" Ryan Perry, Luke Hearne Brown & Alfie Akers gather to present a live version of their award nominated podcast, their production crew pulls out and have to resort to shooting a live special from a Nissan Micra. The special features deep discussions on Biscuits, The Meg (2018) and various other mildly funny anecdotes. As well as featuring a Special Guest and a trip to the golden arches.
"Propagation and Detection" is a work that investigates the space of an immaterial point, dissecting an image of the Parthenon and revealing what is hiding in the invisible field, inside the mechanics dispositive, within the wave's propagation.
Bakhara by Labidi Sara
A documentary on Juneteenth and its significance to the Black community, as well as historical and modern education on race and race relations.
When Shanann Watts and her two daughters vanished from their home, husband Chris gradually confessed to being responsible. Experts examine TV news interviews and interrogation recordings.
A poetic murmur shortens the distance between eighty and twenty-two degrees latitude north, as well as the gap between the Arctic Ocean and the Pearl River Delta. Are the melting glaciers and a small Chinese southern city reclaimed from the sea existing on parallel universes, or is it simply karma? If we get a chance to stay awake, will catastrophe turn out to be nothing but a bad dream?
Sunshine is a 20 year old young woman who served a sentence for drug abuse. Having found to be pregnant on her first day in prison, where the child was born, Sunshine was left with a new reason to live. Although in the past the relationship with her family was not the best, during the time in prison her relatives made sure they would write every day, and visited without fail. On the day of her release, she was carrying over 500 letters and a chance to turn a new page in her life.
Our young men are suffering from a manufactured addiction to internet pornography, the results of which are invariably swept under the rug. To pursue the truth, you must take control of your desires. As long as they can enslave you to your own desires, they can continue to distort the truth and you will be none the wiser.
What is a minority dictatorship? The conspirators' public confessions that they do not need elections, but protests, and that which was hidden until the operatives got down to business - in the film "The Overwhelming Minority".
The group of conspirators, which was preparing a military coup in Belarus, was associated with the American special services, and in order to achieve their goal, they were looking for ways out to high-ranking officers of the Belarusian army. Investigation of the State Security Committee - in the film "To Kill the President".
Every year in our country, 17 million tons of usable products end up in a landfill. Part of the problem can be solved by foodsharing-saving food written off from restaurants and stores and distributing it to those in need. Every week, Ekaterina prepares food from the saved products for distribution from the Night Bus of the charity organization "Nochlezhka", young people from the TRIGLINKI community pick up products from vegetable bases and production facilities and deliver them to lonely old people. This film is about them and other food-sharing activists, their successes, problems, and dreams.
Artist Alexander Chursin creates portraits of rappers of the caliber of Notorious B.I.G. and Earl Sweatshirt in the spirit of paintings by old masters, giving the stars of hip-hop images of icons. Observations of his work and Chursin's arguments about the Renaissance, the relevance of painting and the spirit of the 90s-in the film, which was shot for almost a year against the backdrop of post-apocalyptic landscapes of Eastern Europe.
More than a hundred years ago, Alexey Gastev wrote the utopia " Express. Siberian Fantasy " about the great Siberian cities of the future. In it, Novosibirsk appears as a Steel City, high-tech and perfect. This film is a reflection on the unfulfilled utopia, the past and present of Novosibirsk in a dance against the background of fragments of its Soviet modernist architecture.
How can school education be designed differently? Four passionate teachers show how it can be done.
Hans Thomas Waaler has lost his big love: Liv Aud Waaler. He tells us about his life with Liv, from the time of youth when there was love at first sight, and over to the time when Liv suffered from Alzheimer. According to him, love has always a great price: Sorrow. This is his story.
In China, most of the young people in the countryside moved to the cities for better job opportunities. Only children and old people are left behind. They live around this river and this bridge. This dangerous bridge has not been repaired for 20 years. It seems that all the problems, the persons and the objects in the countryside have been forgotten.
