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Artist Som Supaparinya presents the video work Two Sides of the Moon. This film recounts the lives of fishermen and fisherwomen at the beginning and end of the Moon River where it joins the Mekong, on the border between Thailand and Laos. Each place - and its people - is confronted with the modification of the river landscape by the man-made dam, but their stories and the impact on their lives are contrasting. One community has started to learn how to fish, while the other is counting the names of lost fish and tools. The concept of light and darkness derives from the brightness of the moon and its shadows, and the contrast between the two sides of the river reveals the inequality of fates.

The King of SE15 follows Aaron Arter, a young South East Londoner who lives with Autism and ADHD. Aaron known by his community as “The Nunhead Elvis” uses his passion for “The King” and his uncanny resemblance to find a way of not just fitting in, but becoming a stalwart of Nunhead’s pubs and street corners, performing for anyone who’ll listen. When the pandemic hits, Aaron is left without the opportunity to perform for those who’ve come to cherish him, like the rest of us he’s been cut off from society, until he meets Michael Peacock. Michael,l another Nunhead resident, is on a mission to bring back joy to the community, with the two combining their efforts they begin performing every Thursday raising money for charity and lifting the spirits of Nunhead one street at a time.

Three unique stories about Roma youth and their families, who belong to different social groups. By their own example, they destroy stereotypes about the community that have existed among Ukrainians for years.

A star descending from the sky via the elevator of one of the neighborhood's towers, a stroll on the planet Marseille, two stars trying to return to the sky using balloons, the mother star finding herself in a 5-star hotel! And the choice of whether or not to stay on this strange planet...

Discover a new sea on a self-built Cossack seagull, and then share it with the whole world. A film story about a trip on a seagull longboat across the Black Sea to the Danube.

A biographic documentary about Soviet actor Arkady Raikin which for the most part covers his artistic activities during the Great Patriotic War and the performances of his frontline brigade. Arkady Raikin is remembered by his children Konstantin and Ekaterina Raikins and his grandson Alexei.

The film tells the story of sculptor-painter Georgy Manukyan.

Kegham Djeghlian, an Armenian photographer who moved from Jerusalem to Gaza in 1945, opened his first photography studio there, called "Kegham Studio". We get to know him and Gaza from his diverse archive, his family, his students, and photography experts, to discover the city through his free lens for the first time and with a perspective other than that of the British occupation.

NASA's Apollo Program began with Kennedy's goal to land a man on the Moon by the 1960s, driven by the space race against the USSR. Despite the Apollo 1 tragedy, NASA achieved milestones like Apollo 8’s lunar orbit and Apollo 11’s historic Moon landing in 1969, led by Armstrong, Aldrin, and Collins. Declining interest and funding shifted focus to research, with Apollo 13’s near-disaster showcasing the resilience of astronauts and Mission Control.

A poetic, ethnographic documentary that draws on the individual and collective memories of ordinary Italian migrants who made Victoria, Australia their home after the end of the second world war.

An uplifting film highlighting the life of Evan Williams, a bright young man with Down Syndrome. Evan has a palpable enthusiasm and passion for life that directly influences those around him.

An ethnographic film about rural Romanian life in the commune of Teișani, Prahova.

A highlight special from two concerts, presented by The National Concert Hall, The Arts Council and RTÉ to mark the 50th anniversary of the death of Seán Ó Riada.

Dermot Murnaghan examines the crimes of Scottish serial killer and sex offender Peter Tobin, who had a killing history that stretched from Glasgow to Brighton.

A rare insight into the military career and personal life of Germany's most famous Second World War commander, Field Marshal Erwin Rommel. Told from the perspective of his son Manfred, it tells what happens when a career soldier runs afoul of a dictator. Highly decorated and one of Hitler's favourite commanders in the early years of World War II, the 'Desert Fox' was something of an enigma. Never a member of the Nazi party, Rommel detested the blending of politics and war. He would quickly discover that both were always in play in Hitler's Germany. Greg Kinnear narrates.

With the hope of receiving a good education and securing her future with government support, Leni Haini participated in the national training camp for Indonesian rowing athletes for nine years. She won nine gold medals and six silver medals by the end of the 1990s. After retiring, Leni founded a preschool and a rowing school to equip the youth in her village with activities that benefit both their environment and themselves.

This is the third installment of the ongoing journey of Larry and Tanner Janesky, a father and son duo, as they take on the Baja 1000. An off-road motorsport race held each year on the Baja California Peninsula. In 2016, they set out on a new quest, to become the only father and son to finish the Ironman class. Riding separately, but towards the same goal, the Janesky racers battled dangerous conditions over the 1000+ miles of terrain. This is a story of grits, gut, and determination. Join us on this journey as we continue to ride into the dust.

Performative video with an embodiment of Palestinian educator and Arab nationalist, Khalil Al Sakakini, who wrote his diaries since 1907

TV 2 uses hidden cameras to reveal how people with no medical background perform illegal, ritual circumcisions on very young boys. Circumcisions can have serious consequences if they go wrong.

Boars are the keyhole to the authentic male world. Let's see?

Philosopher Uldis Tirons in conversation with Victor Kossakovsky (no other participants).

In the late 90s, after the ruin and decline of everything that was connected with hockey in the country, Kazakhstan is heading for the restoration of the industry. However, due to the withered infrastructure, the lack of players and the outflow of specialists abroad, the idea turns into a real test. How to create in the country a professional club of the international level of the KHL from the players of the Major League level? About the same as moving from socialism to capitalism. In order to nurture new Kazakhstani stars, Barys becomes the base club of the national team and enters the KHL international league. However, at the start, it becomes obvious that without reinforcement from the outside, there is nothing for Barca to do in the KHL. To gain a foothold in the league, the composition of local students is seasoned with skilled legionnaires from the NHL. However, on this basis, the entire club is overwhelmed by serious contradictions.

The film is about rethinking human values and the meaning of life during the coronavirus pandemic. The film is about people who fulfilled their mission despite the danger of the virus. The film is based on the video diaries of the main characters, who recorded their work during quarantine and lockdown.

"Zhetysu" is literally translated from the Kazakh language as "Seven rivers". This is the most ancient historical and geographical region of the Almaty region which is being studied by Kazakhstani archaeologists. Of particular interest to them is the era of the early nomads. Digging up ancient burial mounds, archaeologists are trying to trace the migration routes of the nomadic tribes of Altai and make an unexpected discovery.

Kandinsky, Marc and their companions revolutionized art from Munich, freeing form and color from objects in the landscape of the Alps.

A folk singer reminiscing about his life.

The cycle jersey is an iconic symbol of the greatest teams and winning riders in sporting history. In this documentary ex-pro racer, Adam Blythe explores its history, from its basic beginnings to today's extraordinary feat of technical engineering and design. Nowadays, a cycling kit can literally be the difference between winning and losing a race in terms of performance. From woollen fibres to the sleek, skin-hugging lycra, how has its evolution shaped the cycling world? With exclusive access to one of the world’s finest collections and interviews with the founder of Rapha and Castelli’s top designers, this documentary is a colourful celebration of the jersey.

Indigenous teenagers from Mexico strive to change their families' destinies in the strawberry fields of Oxnard, California. Through a stormy year of sanctioned racism and anti-immigrant policies, their journeys are captured-with help from their own videos-as they navigate cultural identity, parental expectations, economic challenges, and the justice needs of their migrant farmworker community.

Binyamin Haneman's graduation project is dedicated to his homeland — the Israeli settlement of Psagot, situated on the border with Ramallah and Palestinian villages. Using a camera, old photographs, and conversations with two other individuals from Psagot — poet and writer Yonatan Berg and artist Yifat Steinmetz — the director reconstructs the history of the place where, during their childhood, there were no fences with barbed wire and armed militants on the border between the two countries. He remembers how in 2000, at the start of the Second Intifada (escalation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict), the town rapidly transformed into a site of deadly conflict between two nations, ideologies, and religions.

Hathi Bondu is a Documentary on one of the burning issues of the world - Man - Animal Conflict. The conflict is equally harmful to both the species. It is often seen that the result of the conflict ends with loss of life. The documentary focuses on the effects and ways to avoid or resolve the conflict between Man and Elephant.

A building with fifty years of history was once a popular spot in the memory of the locals, but now it is considered to be the cancer of the city because of its shabby exterior and the interior that looks like a ruin. When it was going to be rebuilt due to urban renewal, "Escape Plan," a group of young graffiti artists, sneaked in this twelve-story ruined building. For them, it is a rarely seen wonderful space to create art. They are now planning to challenge themselves to create something they have never thought of.

Ahmad Hallaj, who has been living alone for many years, is working in the city of Mahabad. Due to unemployment, he goes to the village of Lepers and ...

Nazario is a faithful lover of bicycles, since he was a child he found love for traveling on two wheels and feel the wind on your face, to feel free. His first dream was to become a cyclist, but the His life took him down other paths, although he could never keep him from continuing to love the bicycle, and the Today, the restoration and sale of bicycles continue to fuel his passion.

“Paco Foto”, a photographer from the years of the “landismo”, and the Swedish women in bikinis and the television raffles for flats in Torremolinos, recalls his life in the times when Franco’s Ministry of Tourism forged the sangria-and-paella tourism in the recently invented Costa del Sol.

Waiting For Tokyo follows four Singaporean athletes in pursuit of a common goal – qualifying for their first Olympic Games. Amid the pandemic, they are forced to prepare for the biggest competition in their lives in an atmosphere of uncertainty over the status of the Games. At this pivotal moment, they reflect on their Olympic dreams, and the obsession and sacrifice necessary to make it as an athlete.

Four young immigrants, Aya from Syria, Zineb from Morocco, Simeon from the Dominican Republic and Sofia from Colombia ask themselves how they must deal with love, temptation and friendship in our grey country, In an abandoned theatre fantasy takes the upper hand...

Everyday on Mexico

Kingdom of Lo is a forgotten land in the Himalayas, where the Loba people - a small population of ethnic Tibetans - reside. Their dailiness carries a curious fusion of preserved ancient culture, religion and thought. I visited their land and, through my camera, met the enigmas of their lives.

On the one-hundredth anniversary of the birth of poet Andrea Zanzotto (1921-2011), this documentary embraces his entire poetic output, revealing all its significance and visual power, but above all, recapturing the voice of Zanzotto himself, his own logos, able to describe a scene like no other.

A documentary about coffee from the seeds to the machines for preparation, roasting, selling and how to consume it in the form of various drinks, plus a story that runs parallel to the documentary in which a guy tells about a strange thing that happened to him about coffee.

In September 2021, El Salvador became the first country in the world to adopt bitcoin as legal tender.

The film captures the lived experiences of female primary school teachers in GLPS Mundur, Palakkad district of Kerala during the covid- 19 pandemic. The challenges of online learning , their coping mechanisms and state's role have been highlighted.

The Milpa is the territory borrowed from the Mount, it is the bridge between the known and the unknown, the place where the Holy Grace is gestated, where the food is sheltered. Space where agreements are made with the energies/forces/spirits that provide us with life. The Milpa is essential for the Mayans, not only does it provide us with food, it also contains us emotionally, without the Milpa there is no life. During the story we will explore the connection of the Mayan people with this space and the relationship with the forces that articulate it.

Bai Sanming, a Chinese farmer, plays Mao Zedong for a living. This strange and absurd phenomenon has formed a unique and complete industrial chain in China. This documentary depicts this absurd and realistic behavior. At the same time, the documentary also brings out the special ideological trend that has existed since the last century, based on the crazy personality cult of Mao Zedong.

A Kathern Felton Paige film explores the domestic violence experiences of a survivor named LaVeta. A woman who relied on her courage and resilience to walk away from her violent past.

Landays is both a celebration of the landay, a traditional form of Afghan poetry, and an exploration of women’s life in contemporary Afghanistan. Centered around an interview with a young woman from Kabul, the piece juxtaposes rephotographed images of Afghan life with performances of several landay couplets.

Nature – gives the ability and talent to reveal their capabilities. The main heroine of the film, Kanykey, is a shepherd's daughter who is remote from art and lives among the mountains. She is trying to achieve her favorite profession in order to satisfy her inner world. But her father is against it. Despite this, in the end, the father's misunderstanding loses before her desire.

What is childhood feminism? With this question, 3 girls between 8 and 12 years old, from Coletivo Cinema de Meninas, inspired by the lyrics Brincadeira de Menina, by rapper Mc Soffia, interview family members to say that everyone can play whatever they want.