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Pepe Lange goes swimming in the Kiel Fjord every day. When temperatures allow, he goes snorkeling. He explores the underwater world and collects trash. The short film follows him on his special patrol. This gives viewers a glimpse into a mysterious world that normally remains hidden from most of us. When we walk along the Kiel Fjord, we can see the fjord, but not quite into it. We can only guess what it looks like below the surface. That's why filmmaker Sven Bohde and his team want to offer the opportunity to look beneath the surface and experience what it's like down there together with Pepe Lange.

After more than 20 years of not acting, a former child actor ventures deep into the forest in the middle of the night with the power of his faith and body to try to overcome collective war trauma and finally feel fearless. But is it even possible to heal after so many dead bodies in similar settings and the blurry VHS footage of executions we grew up watching on the news?

With a major show approaching, an aging Elvis impersonator reflects on lost time.

The work of cooperatives and non-profit organizations is real work and is faced with the same difficulties as those who work in for-profit companies: fatigue, the need for results that can be measured by the market, the issue of income. However, it also has the well-being of the community as its object and this gives it an extra dimension, for many even more importance and the decisive reason for choosing it over other jobs.

9-10 is a recording made on Insecam between the afternoon of the 9th and the early morning of October 10, 2024, when Hurricane Milton arrived off the coast of Florida, in the United States. The film features shots of Florida and the surrounding area.

Bolivian artist and filmmaker Luciana Decker Orozco delves into ancient and essential acts: eating, masticating and digesting. Her suggestive celluloid slips through mouths, intestines and entrails, as well as experiments in the catacombs of the human being and the Earth. Inspired by the avant-gardist and indigenist Peruvian writer Gamaliel Chumata, the surface and the underground, the real and the extraordinary, mysteriously merge together.

In the voiceover, Suse Itzel talks about how her father sexually abused her in her childhood and youth. She talks about the consequences of these experiences. On the visual level, she explores the rooms from that past which no longer exist. Projections of photos show memories, but the family remains invisible.

Putting himself in front of the camera, Chinese film student Kai attempts to reveal the complexities of his friendship with Hal, an older African American spare change newspaper vendor he met upon his arrival in the U.S. As they reenact the events that happened a year ago, both begin to struggle with the authenticity and ethical issues of the project. However, no documentary form can claim moral superiority.

Seven climate scientists meet in a godforsaken meeting room to engage in circle therapy about their shared climate anxiety. Can emotional honesty be part of the solution?

After a heated argument at a party with a friend, Tyler talks to his best friend, Sarah, about everything that transpired and what he should do next.

During the first winter of the war in Ukraine, Kyiv becomes a city of shadows as the Russian army targets its energy infrastructure.

In the mid-1980s, Yevgeny Vasin, nicknamed "Dzhem" (aka "Batya"), created the criminal group "Obshchak" in Komsomolsk-on-Amur. He already had criminal experience - he had been tried several times, including for hooliganism. "Obshchak" was destined to become one of the main organized crime groups in Russia and even leave its mark on pop culture.

The world of mathematics is not only formulas and numbers, but also people who inspire and drive progress. Stories about those who not only solve equations, but also seek answers to questions that can change the future.

Three human-sized elf cups, a loupe for scale, and a mycologist, guide you through the process of close observation, documentation, and proper specimen collection. Are you ready to join the ranks of the global citizen-mycologist kingdom?

A short documentary about women's football in Ireland.

Documentary about German rock band Ihre Kinder.

Penticton British-Columbia is a hot bed for wildfires, and a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts. As the Summer heat approaches, Penticton Search and Rescue volunteers prepare to stay ahead of the overwhelming volume of calls, during one of the worst fire seasons on record in British Columbia. Get to know these dedicated individuals as we follow them throughout the year.

This autobiographical documentary questions how family films, recreated in studios, become intimate memory sites shaped by transnational identities and rapid socio-political change, erasing personal places and making migration—internal or external—an inevitable result.

A team of donkeys travels across Europe in search of the answer to the most important question.

When a swan nest disappears in Munich, a nature lover, teacher, and painter sets out on a quest to find them. Along the way, she discovers a friendship with whom she can share her reflections.

Chicago is known, famously, as “the city that works.” But who keeps it working? In a new 60-minute special, CHICAGO WORKS, Geoffrey Baer meets (and helps) the industrious workers across the city and suburbs who operate the Chicago’s moveable bridges, deliver millions of packages, care for the city’s animals, process recycling, operate the Wrigley Field scoreboard, and more. Along the way, he learns why the 2.6 million residents of “the city of the big shoulders,” as Carl Sandburg described it, are regarded as hard-working, tenacious, and resilient with a well-deserved reputation for Midwestern realness and approachability.

Summer 2025, 6 people go on vacation but drugs will take them to hell

The New Women’s Prison in Limerick is regarded as the most state-of-the-art prison in Europe. With an innovative ‘trauma-informed’ design this is a brave new touchstone for the Irish Prison Services; one that indicates a tide change in how prisons operate in Ireland. But what does success look like in a facility like this and how does it reflect upon a modern Ireland? What is rehabilitation? Next to what social norms? What does this all say about a society where some may feel safer incarcerated, indeed, where some not even yet born are destined to end up ‘inside’?

The concert “Genialists are breaking up” held in Tartu on July 5, 2024 was the first theatrically released concert film by an Estonian band. The mammoth concert, recorded in high quality, broke the 18-year silence for one evening and brought the band in front of an audience one last time to officially break up.

Stroke survivors share their stories about the mental and physical struggles they face and the importance of community within their recovery.

A mockumentary that blends and bends archival, pornography, re-enactments, and the only existing interview with Audrey Little-breast, “the first Indigenous female pornographer,” as she refuses to be labelled or represented as anything but herself. She is interviewed about her notorious pornography that exploits settler desire of “Imaginary Indians”. The film is a comedy that playfully engages the subjects of Indigenous identity, the politics of recognition, the “playing Indian” phenomenon, and Canada’s hottest piece of tail - The Beaver. We are invited to ponder how deeply historical and contemporary settler-indigenous relations impact our sexuality.

This documentary follows different refugee communities across the US, from Montagnard in North Carolina to the Mien in Oregon. Interviews with California Vietnamese mamas with queer kids, a collective of Southeast Asian vendors at FDR Park, canvassing youth, and Hmong farmers who trade crops with their neighbors, unearth untold unique refugee stories.

A glimpse into the life of a small group of homeless women in Santa Cruz.

Amanerado, fairy, zapatão, truck driver, affected, faggot, tomboy, campy. How can we define this "being like that"? The expression that sets us apart, that bothers others, that attracts their attention, that is known as "flamboyant," that makes that external gaze a reality.

An in-depth examination of the June 2025 London-bound Air India plane crash tragedy, with aviation experts, victims’ families and new footage. Was pilot error or system failure to blame?

After two years of debauchery in Brussels, the founders of Jezebel Studio come together for an uncompromising dive into their universe.

To Quoc Trong Tim: The Concert Film

Nueva Forma explores the intimate journey of a woman who, after experiencing violence and pain, finds in ceramics a way to reconstruct herself. Through fragments of memory and symbolic scenes, we follow her trembling hands as they shape clay, while her body and spirit search for the strength to rise again. The clay, fragile and resilient at the same time, becomes an extension of her own rebirth. Between the memory of violence and the decision to heal, Nueva Forma is a visual ode to the power of resilience and creation.

Byron Simon, the CEO & Founder of Southernly Simon Apparel and Edward by Simon Cosmetics — two of the largest LGBTQ-founded brands in Southwestern Florida — pulls back the curtain to reveal what it really takes to create a clothing and cosmetics collection. This time, however, he didn’t do it alone. Alongside his best friend, Byron teaches both the audience and his collaborator what goes into building a beauty brand. But there are twists and turns as Byron’s personal life and business face obstacles that ultimately reshape both the collection and his life.

In southern Morelia, La Loma de Santa María—a protected natural area—faces a critical threat. This documentary exposes the impact of land use change, deforestation, and urban development on one of the city's main ecological reserves. Through images and testimonies, the work makes an urgent call to protect the territory that still shelters life, water, and the future.

The profound musical journey and friendship between two extraordinary pianists, Yaron Kohlberg and Bishara Haroni.

Filmed in Israel and Palestine during the 2023-24 genocide, the documentary presents the events in Israel and Palestine (both Gaza and the West Bank), as well as the movement and the oppression of the anti-occupation/ anti-Zionist Israelis, with the parallel narrative of Sahar Vardi, an Israeli activist in Jerusalem and conscientious objector, who was imprisoned for refusing to serve in the Israeli army.

Southern Indiana is home to some of nature’s most amazing treasures – over 4,000 caves, stretching for hundreds of miles beneath the surface of the Hoosier state. From show caves to state parks, Journey Indiana: Underground transports viewers to a world that few will experience in person.

The image of the Virgin of Zapopan represents more than a Mexican religious element, it is a symbol of identity and popular memory. For centuries this effigy has accompanied its people and is worthy of one of the most important displays of devotion in Mexico.

After nine great white attacks off South Africa's "wild coast" leaves locals reeling, scientists Ryan Johnson, Gibbs Kuguru and Andy Casagrande race to uncover the cause before there's another fatality.