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Halfway between reality and science fiction, the film concerns two documentary makers who die suddenly. However, one of their hidden cameras will continue to film life in the woods: will it alone be able to complete the objective that the two filmmakers had set themselves!?

Does a mysterious chiropractor have your back with his radical approach to chiropractic?

Inès, of North African origin, has frizzy, unruly curls. But why should she bother straightening it? Where does this obsession with straight, neatly styled hair come from?

Short documentary that follows a concert that reunited many newcoming and emerging bands from the México City punk rock scene, at the occupied Che Guevara hall on the 30th of August 2024. Featuring small interviews from both audience members and the bands themselves backstage inbetween the performance itself.

This documentary depicts the journey of displaced students and retreating troops from the Yuheng United Middle School, crossing the treacherous terrain of Guangxi's mountains into Vietnam. They were then forced into French concentration camps before being relocated to Pulau Bidong, where they established settlements and protested through hunger strikes, garnering international attention. Their story portrays the plight of displacement and eventual return to Taiwan.

Luis has forgotten the name his parents gave him and has not shared his ancestral wisdom with his older children, who moved to the cities. Once day his youngest son, Jeremías, suggests they embark on a magical journey into the depths of the world of enchantments.

Jarrad K "Progress" Live @ The Basement East. Nashville, TN July 29th, 2024

The term found footage is given new meaning by a film where a random passer-by picks up the camera when asked to. We learn a lot about the city of Most in the most suitable place – a train station restaurant – where seemingly disconnected conversations take place about genius loci, unfulfilled loves and the price that always has to be paid.

An experimental odyssey into the Arizona desert. (Wild)life examines the beautiful, brilliant, and bizarre creatures who live there and human encroachment into the spaces they call home.

Video essay about the 1927 film 'The Cat and the Canary'.

A middle-aged anarchist establishes and runs New York’s first free fridge while uniting the community and challenging the system.

Bigger than Art is a feature documentary that explores the main topics of art through the eyes of some of the best contemporary artists alive. The film develops around a conversation between an artist, Gottfried Helnwein and actor Sean Penn about the origins of art, how human beings have dealt with it through time and its ability to transcend.

On the very shore of the sea there once lived an old man and his wife, and the old man had three sons. The eldest son loved the sea, but it punished him for his insolence. The middle son used to talk to the sea, but it stopped answering him. The younger son was swallowed up by the sea, which took him with it. After many long years of wandering, the three brothers reunite on their native island of Sakhalin to restore the connections they lost and finally say farewell to their sea.

In the heart of Detroit, a city with a rich history and a tapestry of diverse communities, "Land of Lost Toys” follows the interconnected lives of its residents, brought together by a shared passion to combat the city’s vast stray dog epidemic.

Memories of places suspended between past and present.

Part poetry, part memoir-style reflection and part prayer, Paramita invites us into a meditative spiritual experience as Prajna Choudhury comes out to her traditional Bangladeshi mother and connects with Buddhist practices and nature as gateways for intergenerational healing.

On October 7, 2023, Hamas, followed by over 1,000 Gazan civilians, perpetrated a pogrom, in line with the ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood. On October 8, antisemites the world over marched in support of the terrorist organization.

"About Life in the Taurus Mountains," a 3-minute short film, portrays the poignant reunion of Ali, who left Hadim for Istanbul at the tender age of 11 and now finds himself reconnecting with the memories of his childhood in the embrace of his long-abandoned Mediterranean house.

Unprecedented access and unseen archive film footage offer an insight into the life of Daley Thompson. Revealing the legendary sporting achievements and personal struggles he faced as he rose from humble beginnings to become the ultimate Olympian.

A high impact Docu-music video that embraces Arizona’s Grand Canyon wildlife.

“A Secret Place” tells the story of a punk venue in Tbilisi, Georgia, opened by a group of Russian immigrants in the wake of the war in Ukraine. Amid the political and social tensions between Georgians, Russians and Ukrainians, the space becomes a vibrant hub for a new punk scene that transcends national boundaries.

In Oukout, four women meet every Sunday with their group to self-manage a microcredit system, along with the rice harvest. This food is a symbol of unity and prosperity in this area of Lower Casamance, as individualism has no place in their society. To survive, they need each other, and together they seek a balance between traditional life and economic independence.

Mothersharker: Hammer Time follows two marine biologists as they attempt to uncover one of the greatest mysteries of shark science: where mother hammerheads give birth. Their journey covers more than a thousand miles — from sketchy offshore oil rigs to beautiful Caribbean shallows — and pits them underwater with 14-foot hammerhead sharks.

A family broken by lack of communication and a group of actresses meet to celebrate a birthday and talk about their painful stories in common.

Hirohisa Kokusho unearths the history behind his 1986 horror anthology, Nighty Night: Midnight Nightmares, a film that was considered lost until 2023. The film explores the origin and inspirations, behind the scenes production and development trivia, as well as the importance of preserving media so it can have a new life in the digital age.

Opposing views around the proposed management of Catalina Island’s non-native deer species spark conflict among a tight-knit community.

Tang lives alone in a cave in the mountains. He spends his days trekking and meeting friends in the local town. While this self-styled hermit has lived for years with almost no money, now he dreams of becoming a successful entrepreneur. Coming down from the mountain, he meets local businessmen and old friends, pitching them a series of outlandish money-making schemes – from a campsite on the rooftop of a local hotel, to a 300-day-long hermit experience for tourists. With a deep urge to live a meaningful life, Tang is confronted by the prejudices of townsfolk who see him as nothing more than a local oddity.

Christian Cordova Aliaga is a dedicated father and husband who sacrifices years at a time away from his family in Peru to work as a shepherd in the San Francisco Bay Area. With two border collies and hundreds of goats, he roams the hills conducting vegetation management, an age-old, natural practice of defending the land from wildfires. Christian shares with us his love of nature, the animals he works with, and a simpler way of living.

Imagine waking up and suddenly not being able to walk to the bathroom. Or opening your eyes in the morning to find you lost your vision as you slept. It’s your body shutting itself down, fighting itself. Between waking up and eventually falling asleep, you spend almost every waking moment fighting fatigue, battling brain fog, and constant physical uncertainty. This is Multiple Sclerosis. And this is the life of feisty, first-generation, Polish-Canadian Patrycia Rzechowka.

A film made using home videos and scrapped projects, inspired by rapidly blinking on a sunny day.

China’s presence in Rwanda has gone beyond construction and investment. Today, icons, such as Jackie Chan and Donnie Yen, have sparked a growing fascination for Chinese sports and culture. Kung Fu: Made in Rwanda follows the journey of two martial artists as they go the extra mile to immerse themselves in the culture.

A journey through the blackhouses of Perthshire, Scotland, brought to life through archive sound.

On a late night G Train, things are not what they seem, nor are they otherwise.

Xiaohui is the first chapter in a trilogy of experimental documentary films tracing Diana Mulan Zhu's matrilineal lineage spanning decades and oceans from China to America. .

An experimental feminist opera-film about class and conflict, History of the Present has been made collaboratively by Maria Fusco and Margaret Salmon, featuring new compositions by Annea Lockwood, libretto by Maria Fusco and improvisational vocal work by Héloïse Werner. This intersectional, intergenerational feminist work layers sociological, cultural, and political themes from the recent history of Northern Ireland, foregrounding working-class women’s voices to ask: who has the right to speak, and in what way?

Fleeing persecution in Honduras, a young family migrates in cargo trains across Mexico and claims asylum in the US. While they await a final decision, a local synagogue sponsors them.

Phone calls, fútbol heroes, and Colombian history meld together in this rumination on family ties, cultural memory, and diasporic connection.

An experimental documentary film that delves into the intricate facets of the issue of human dignity humiliation in Russia. The directors provide audiences with an unconventional perspective on situations where individuals are compelled to issue on-camera apologies for their words or actions. Through this experimental narrative approach, viewers will witness how it has become commonplace in modern Russia to extract apologies on camera. Some instances will evoke genuine sympathy as people grapple with public scrutiny. Simultaneously, other scenes will unveil the darker side of this trend, where apologies devolve into mere puppetry, extracted under the threat of personal and professional repercussions. The film incorporates a range of videos capturing moments of sincere apologies driven by a genuine acknowledgment of one's mistakes.

Cihan is a former Kurdish political prisoner from Turkey. The daily life he leads today in France does not suggest the scale of the misadventures he went through in his twenties, which are recounted in this film.

Fish means life for Walvis Bay, a harbour town along the Skeleton Coast. A handful of people take us into their world and show us how deep their love is for fish.

This is the untold story of Dan O'Neill and his underground comic collective "The Air Pirates" which would take on the brass at Disney in a notorious decade-long legal battle over copyright infringement and freedom of speech. Dan O'Neill's battle against Walt Disney Productions would be the longest legal copyright case in history.

St Kilda was once home to the richest, most influential people in Australia, before greed and arrogance turned it into a depraved and destitute slum. Its new disreputable residents – the riff-raff – slowly transformed it into a vibrant, multicultural hub but now they fear the posh are back.

Limited edition DVD & Blu-ray release, documenting the history British Punk Rock stalwarts – The Exploited. 30 years on from the eminent Exploited documentary, Rock & Roll Outlaws, we catch up with one of punk’s most controversial, unapologetic and enduring bands for an all-access look on and off stage.

GO BIG: The Story of The Canberra Capitals offers an exclusive, all-access look at the Capitals' journey through the 2020 WNBL hub season, while also showcasing the team’s historic off-court achievements—from being the first professional sports team in Australia to wear the Pride rainbow on their jerseys for a season, to Lauren Jackson’s groundbreaking $1 million contract (still unmatched over a decade later), and the introduction of childcare for players.

A documentary on the band Odder from Salinas, CA. Exploring their beginnings to exploring their impact and place within Salinas hardcore scene.