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Northern Territory CLP Senator Jacinta Price investigates what happened to her Aunt Marion Nelson more than four decades ago, and follows her story as she seeks truth and justice into her suspicious disappearance in outback Australia.
Our Conversation Through Video Call, Leading Her into the Realm of "Force"
Don Luis tells the story of Corabastos, showing his deep knowledge of the place and evoking the first archival images captured by photographer Jhon Arias Bonilla.
While in service, my six year old neighbor Eleni, wanted to make a film with me.
Lucille Bone moves with her body and her mind to understand how our body exists in this world. “When we look inward— Past the blindness we wear— We begin to unbind the heart, To loosen the hold of what was never ours to carry. To become the feather, We must first meet the weight.”
Chasing Joy on Ice: The Untold Story of Women in Hockey follows the Chatham Women’s Hockey Team and explores aspects of their happiness within the sport of ice hockey. Through visuals, interviews, and intimate conversations this documentary showcases and describes what female joy is to these athletes. This documentary broadens the sports narrative surrounding women’s sports. It showcases that women’s joy exists not to combat the system, but despite it. It offers how happiness is one of many missing pieces of media coverage necessary in growing and equalizing male and female sports.
A young, Black neighborhood historian reflects on his quest to preserve a Rust Belt town's rich history, and through his life's work, steer the community towards revitalization.
The story of two observers and narrators, a wanderer and a soldier. As we traverse a complicated journey, we venture through fragments of light into forests and cliffs. In their thoughts, they are getting closer to their destination, but their path is increasingly off course. Fragmented moments of contemplation come from their mouths, providing space for storytelling by the fire and the hike that brings their thoughts to the surface as their steps navigate winding terrain.
A woman growing up in Washington, DC was outraged to learn that her parents could not vote. As an adult, she knows the right to vote cannot be taken for granted.
The film explores a piece of a family past from a hundred years ago. Through the narration of a photo album by one of the family members, a history of regional migration caused by social changes is revealed. From hallucination, the protagonist's nostalgia for old photos and longing for the past merge into one.
Amanda Coogan investigates the story of Irish playwright Teresa Deevy and sets out to create a work that does justice to her ballet Possession, which has never been performed
This is the story of Ireland’s greatest chance to reach the final rounds of the World Cup. It’s a story that features two controversial figures who divided a nation, Mick McCarthy a respected and experienced manager and Roy Keane arguably the best midfield player in the world at the time.
The Great Basin! Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Desert is a film, book and print project that addresses climate change, the severe drought in the Western United States, gun culture, the military’s use of the basin and range of Nevada for atomic testing, cultural stereotypes, my own personal history, and my experiences in this mostly remote area. In the 15 minute short film I am creating complex collages of my still and motion captures made in Nevada with appropriated short clips from Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom, recent weather footage, The Lone Ranger, as well as John Wayne’s and other historic films, cartoons, and many other cultural artifacts, in order to speak to the place and its significance.
A documentary about three intersex people who became activists after their childhood years full of shame, secrecy, and non-consensual surgeries, gained their empowerment and organization who tell about their experiences. Along with the characters, we also witness the development of recent intersex activism in Turkey.
Chemo dao (Sister of Mine) is an attempt to bring together the diverse and sometimes contradictory layers of Tbilisi. From suburban bazaars to the underground queer scene, the merging of the pieces gives it life. “Why do you need those things?” the old lady asks from the back of her tiny-messy shop, “It’s for the theater,” the short answer comes from the drag queen, who is just a simple guy in the daytime bazaar.
Story of an old tea house at the old village of Digu. What will happen to it at our moder times?
This is the most recent edition of the FxA videographic project and presents the history of the iconic multifamily housing project.
An autoportrait from João Victor Montuori in a short-film format made for the 10th IFA Film Directing Masterclass with Ruben Östlund. Each student selected made their own video based on five questions with one and a half minutes limit. João used a mix between footage from his previous films and footage made especially for the autoportrait.
A celebration of one of our most talented comedians and comedy actors through 30 moments - from sketches to sitcoms - in a career spanning six decades.
Deciding to get married is not an easy thing. Moreover, married to Sukarno. Fatmawati had to face various challenges and obstacles, including political, economic and war crises hit Indonesia.
Go behind the scenes of the intense world of professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO). Follow the personal stories of legendary players Oleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev, Kaike “KSCERATO” Cerato, and Casper “cadiaN” Møller as they navigate the highs and lows of the Intel® Extreme Masters (IEM) Major Championship in Rio de Janeiro. Narrated by the dynamic CS:GO caster Alex “MACHINE” Richardson, “Game and Glory” immerses you in the high-stakes drama and nail-biting tension of one of the largest esports events ever, with a staggering prize pool of $1,250,000. Experience the unmatched energy of a crowd like no other, and the electrifying atmosphere that made the IEM Rio Major an unforgettable chapter in esports history. Whether you’re a seasoned fan or new to the scene, this documentary promises to captivate and inspire, showcasing the relentless pursuit of glory in the world of professional gaming.
In the midst of a personal and work crisis, I begin to film everything obsessively: my parents, grandparents, children, friends and lovers, but also myself and psychotherapy. Some footage is consensual, some is “stolen.” This way my personal-intimate becomes narrative: the recent separation, the pain of my children’s being apart, my parents’ separation, my inadequacy as a mother. But in this autobiographical process of “coming out” I inevitably clash with the privacy of those close to me. The result is a kind of intimate diary that, in becoming public, is perhaps shameless and obscene. But where are the boundaries between what should remain private, offstage, and what can be made public and shared?
Designing artificial relationships between found or stolen elements is a technique that seeks to discuss found footage. Credere a tutto tells about houses and living beings and has developed by intertwining ancient photos, a text, a film sequence and original video footage. Materials that take on time, space and new meanings within the expanded vision of the so-called “spectators”. A techno music session while séances and panoramic views of derelict houses question us about what we see and what we cannot see.
In February 2022, when Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the apartment my friend and I were renting in Lviv became a transit point. Friends, acquaintances and strangers were leaving for safer cities in Ukraine and abroad, and we began to host people in our apartment. Some stayed for one night, and some for several. No one stayed for long, but they all left their stories. That's how our home became a shared home.
Between Ouagadougou, Niamey, Kigali and Dakar, Éléonore Yameogo follows four African directors competing at the 2021 Ouagadougou International Film and Television Festival (FESPACO). The pressure's on, but does being in competition mean having to win?
'Legacy' is a short video documentary created by a group of students from Arkansas State University, about the history of black excellency in Jonesboro, Arkansas.
Matthew Fast always wanted to be a soldier. He served tours in Afghanistan and Iraq. Once he was back home, his wife, Jessica, discovered his service had a hidden affect on him.
Part of a series of found landscapes, filmed on a single 8mm roll.
We examine the work of four disabled musical and film artists living with Cerebral Palsy and SMA (Spinal Muscle Atrophy) who are helping to lead the movement that is advocating for inclusion of more disabled artists in the music, film and entertainment industries. Their extraordinary talents are showcased for all to see. Their advocacy work for disability inclusion leads them on a difficult path demanding more access for disabled creators. They use their creative gifts to make their statements and to move their work forward. We showcase their talents and messages in this film produced and directed by disabled filmmaker Emmitt H Thrower.
Retro hardware enthusiast Cameron Bonde explores the community and culture of retro video gaming.
An animated documentary about the life of the author's grandmother's relative, Zofia Sokolnicka, who distinguished herself during World War I. From 2019, when the idea was conceived at the encouragement of the author's grandmother, the entire concept and style changed over the next five years. Inspired by old photographs, the animation tells the story of this remarkable woman's life.
Inspired by the book "Os homens que mataram o facínora: A história dos grandes inimigos de Lampião" by journalist, historian, and screenwriter Moacir Assunção, the film tells the story of the Nazarenos, residents of the Nazaré do Pico neighborhood in Floresta, Pernambuco. They faced off against Lampião, the Coluna Prestes, and the Pernambuco police in the early decades of the 20th century.
21-year-old Marisha works the night shift at a hotel full of Russian tourists to earn money for her studies. When she arrives in Tbilisi after two years of online classes, Marisha struggles to find a place to live, due to the influx of Russians escaping mobilization.
Property management is one of the most exciting, under-regulated and fast-growing industries in the United States. This is the story of one such property manager - Derek Setliff. He's very important. Don't believe me? Just ask him.
Today, environmental issues are coming to the fore. The purity and preservation of nature are becoming a necessary condition for the survival of mankind. The hero of the film, the animalist photographer Sergey Ivanov, fights for respect for the natural world not only with words. His amazing shots of untouched, wild nature fascinate the soul and make people see and appreciate the world around them in a different way. .
Through interviews with two local members of sexual minorities in Macau, the work introduces the real life situation and social acceptance of members of sexual minorities in Macau. The work is also unfolded by the organization they founded, which introduces the development of ballroom culture in Macau, as well as the current situation and difficulties of local organizations of sexual minorities in Macau.
The government's discriminatory policies, wars, profit-seeking politicians, and capitalistic exploitation forced indigenous peoples to leave ...
Foreign secret services operate everywhere in France, to steal sensitive data, recruit moles or even interfere in political life.
A year before the war, Russia experienced a wave of mass protests triggered by the arrest of Alexei Navalny, a politician detained upon his return to Russia after an assassination attempt by FSB agents. Protesters and allies of Navalny fell under the weight of repression. Over 180 people from various parts of the country faced criminal prosecution, many organizations were forced to shut down, and a wave of political emigration began.
Documentary about Bosnian writer Dževad Karahasan.
One day in the life of an ambulance paramedic, a teacher, a factory worker, a scientist, a tram driver and a firefighter — those who do what they love and for whom treating, teaching, saving people is not just a job, but a way of life.
The film tells about the work of a temporary covid hospital at VDNKh.
The shattering documentary produced by David Rogers Webb, based on his book, alerts us all to the privately controlled Central Banks’ preparations for the inevitable financial collapse. Former Hedge Fund Manager and author, David Rogers Webb, announces “The Great Taking.” The not-for-profit documentary exposes the scheme by Central Bankers to subjugate humanity by taking all securities, bank deposits and property financed with debt. Running time is 71 minutes. The film is produced by Webb and Executive Produced by Vera Sharav, Holocaust Survivor and director of the 5-part docuseries Never Again Is Now Global. Webb takes us on a 50-year journey of how the Central Banking systems have secretly put collateral confiscation schemes in place, making everyone from all walks of life vulnerable when the inevitable financial collapse comes.