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An archive of personal photos and a voiceover tell the story of the dissipation of memory after the loss of sight.

A former insurance agent in Racine, Wisconsin constructs a complete 1920s movie theater in his basement, creating an extraordinary alternate world.

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Between match notifications and bombing alerts in Israel, a young documanterist is trying to find love.

Behind the front lines, war inflicts a different kind of slow violence: 15-hour blackouts, constant air-raid sirens, and endless grief. Moving away from active combat, this intimate documentary explores the resilient home front where ordinary Ukrainians stubbornly rebuild their shattered lives. From a kindergarten teacher protecting children to a sculptor honoring fallen soldiers, the film captures a collective exhaustion paired with fierce resistance. It delivers a moving testament to human endurance, proving that in the face of absolute destruction, the simple act of living becomes the ultimate rebellion.

In July 2024, record-breaking rains caused the levee to collapse, swallowing Jeongbaengi Village in an instant. Amid the ruins and cold bureaucracy, residents endure their hardships by relying on one another. Cooking meals together in the mud, they begin a journey of recovery. Can the resilience of a community, born from disaster, rebuild lives swept away by the current?

MADE IN USA MARCH 15, 2026

A monologue on the state of modern surveillance, shot entirely through publicly-accessible traffic/security cameras.

A documentary by director Tamás Kőszegi and editor-reporter Vera Mérő about the past and present of the Hungarian Two-Tailed Dog Party: a project that started as a friend group of artists and is now aiming for major political laurels. The film, born from material originally intended for a fact-finding article, was preceded by a year of research and dozens of interviews with more than twenty speakers.

Since 1947, "La'Isha" has been Israel's top women's weekly. This film explores the 78-year bond between the magazine and its readers. From its male-led early years and beauty pageants to its feminist evolution, the magazine provided a "room of one's own" while fueling body image debates.

There are people who spend their entire lives in the same house, their childhood home where their family history rests. Benigno, at eighty-eight years old, still sleeps, eats, and dreams in the home where he was born, the home that is rooted in the earth to reach for the sky. The house stands alone, alongside Benigno and his tortoise Totó, adrift in the limbo of memories, the ritual of daily life, and the anticipation of the final day. Adjacent to the house is his vegetable garden, which he visits daily to tend to his chickens and work the soil with the seeds inherited from his ancestors, which he ceremoniously catalogs and preserves.

Some projects grab you and don't let go. Following Chipmunk 65 back to the sky has been one of those - two years of patient work, problem-solving, and persistence, captured alongside the people who know these aircraft best.

A century-old fishing club on Canada's west coast faces an existential crisis as salmon populations dwindle and members wrestle with their legacy, realizing that their biggest catches might be a thing of the past.

A crew of 25 moves the largest Richard Serra sculpture in the world across the entire State of Florida.

A micro-short documentary portrait about Transcend, an all-trans and non-binary choir

There were these reels that Mireille Dansereau kept at home. However, the filmmaker didn’t know exactly what was on them or what they might contain. In 2024, Mireille Dansereau and André Habib agreed: these reels would be digitized at the CinéMedias Laboratory. Led by André Habib and Florence Audet, the digitization process gradually revealed these family archives.

Four years ago, I visited Yakutat, the northernmost town in Southeast Alaska. There, I followed uncle Geeneeneik, an elder of the Tlingit Humpback Salmon Clan, through pristine forests and seas. In the fall of 2023, I visited Yakutat again, and I began to record the beautiful world they dreamed of. A flower of hope is blooming in the land where only despair and ruins were thought to remain.

Ira Melnichenko, a young Ukrainian refugee in Switzerland with her brother, creates a doll in her own image, through which she revisits the story of a family torn apart by the death of her father, a 2D animator in Kyiv, destroyed by alcohol and dereliction. In her eyes – those of a child forced to grow up too fast – we read tenderness and bewilderment in the face of a vanished world.

Madai, Shanel, Rosmer, and Victoria have been forcibly displaced from their homes and, after a long and dangerous migration journey in search of a better future in the United States, their dreams are cut short. However, their paths cross at an LGBTQ+ shelter in Guatemala City, where they receive support, protection, and, most importantly, form a deep friendship. Together, they discover their inner resilience and find new opportunities to rebuild their lives, holding on to the hope that, despite the challenges, the future still offers them a new beginning.

A documentary on the story of the cinema Muranów in Warsaw.

MADE IN USA MARCH 2026

a nighttime walk through the streets of a city, accompanied by questions from the narrator

Inside Korydallos women’s prison, incarcerated women share fragments of their lives before and during imprisonment. Through memories, daily routines, and the choices that shaped them, the film weaves individual voices into a collective portrait of life behind bars and enduring hope.

This episode of Chicago Stories traces the birth and growth of gospel music in Chicago in the 1930s. The story follows "The Father of Gospel", Thomas A. Dorsey, who wrote one of gospel’s early hits while coping with his grief over the death of his wife and child. It explores the roots of gospel from southern spirituals during slavery, through gospel’s early years.

After surgery for a torn ligament, a dog named Travis begins a slow and painful recovery.

An intimate portrait of prolific Icelandic musician Bubbi Morthens over a year as he records a new album, navigates family life, and confronts his legacy.

Rich CEO Talk nonsense about inspiring your dream, remix to be a fun dance track.

The story of a city and its uprisings. From the 1940s into the present, Rania Rafei follows Tripoli, Lebanon’s second-biggest city, over the years, moving through different generations and factions. An act of political tenderness.

Winter of Machines juxtaposes the post-industrial landscape of Charleroi with the legacy of Futurism. Fascinated by Fernand Steven​’s mural Evocation of Chemistry (1936 – 1938), which celebrates science, industry, and progress, filmmaker Jan Locus explores the contrast between this utopian vision and the contemporary struggles of the Belgian city, marked by poverty and unemployment. By alternating between images of Charleroi and the promise inscribed in the mural, time seems suspended. Els Viaene​’s sound design deepens this ghostly atmosphere. Refusing to choose between a broken promise and an uncertain future, Winter of Machines breathes both melancholy and anticipation.

Ángeles Blanco is the lawyer of an association that helps people with cerebral palsy. One day she receives a message on her phone, saying: SOS. Nothing else. Ángeles immediately replies. She asks for more information, insistently, but to no avail. After several days without news she receives another message: yet another SOS, this time followed by a crying emoji. Ángeles knows that somebody on the other side of that telephone needs her, but if they want her to help they’ll have to find a way to communicate with her.

The World Is My Stage follows Dale Crites, Baltimore’s unforgettable street performer known as Madonna Girl Dale, as they turn public spaces into platforms for self-expression, survival, and identity. Raw, emotional, and inspiring, the series offers an intimate look at a larger-than-life personality determined to be seen and heard.

Modern medicine treats diseases one-by-one, but what if aging itself is the root cause? The A-Word: The Future of Aging follows visionary scientists racing to extend lifespan and the rescue dog whose bond with an 87-year-old widower demonstrates the stakes of life extension.

Depicting the passage of the four seasons in a single year, this contemplative documentary reveals the tragic yet magnificent decline of a world in agony.

A documentary following a group of trans people choosing to live for joy, despite modern narratives in the media.

In Comedy Family Style, stand-up comic Helen brings her son to Beijing to connect with their roots. He wants Wi-Fi and boba—she wants gratitude. Between culture clashes and punchlines, they confront the gap between love and perception, asking: How do we know we matter to the people we love.

He is the village chimney sweep, and as a roofer, he loves working on church towers at dizzying heights. For the boy, his grandfather is a lucky charm and a strong man. He wants to emulate him and learn more about his origins. But his grandfather's fall from the roof changes everything.

After a year, Ariel tries to return to the passage where he grew up. Through a letter and a need to understand the reason and wherefores of things, he seeks to heal a deep wound that won't leave him alone.

Thana Faroq returns to Yemen after a decade of geographical and emotional separation. Oscillating between personal drawings, intimate voice recordings and footage from the streets of Yemen, her thoughts about home take on new forms.

Bunker is a commissioned documentary that follows Damián Arabia as he recounts the unexpected odyssey of living under terrorist siege, transforming a personal testimony into an intimate reflection on fear, survival, and the fragile line between ordinary life and historical violence. Through interviews and archival material, the documentary reconstructs a state of confinement where memory becomes both shelter and battlefield, revealing how extreme events reshape not only the lives of those who endure them, but also the way they understand the world afterward.

Between 1950 and 1960, members of Opus Dei arrived in Colombia to expand their influence in Latin America. In 2021, the complaint against this organization by 43 women for trafficking and exploitation reopened the historical wound. In an exercise of imaginative memory, a group of actresses enters an abandoned school to create a play inspired by those silenced lives.

The Tokyo Sessions takes you inside the heart of creation as jazz musician Benjamin Herman shapes his latest album. Captured through the lens of his twin brother, filmmaker Jonathan Herman, the documentary follows Benjamin and his band from first ideas to final takes. Filmed partly in Tokyo’s legendary Studio Dede, the story highlights unique collaborations with Japanese artists including Otomo Yoshihide, Tomoaki Baba and Akihito Obama. The documentary is an intimate portrait of music in motion—where inspiration, improvisation, and cultural exchange converge.

This film follows the journey of three transgender artists and their processes of creation: of both their art and their gender identity.

Four golfers’ tee shot on hole nine at Mount Airy

In Los Angeles and Tokyo, the film invites people to live out unfulfilled desires as strangers from their city embody those they long for. The film explores loneliness and emotional life in late-capitalist cities, all while celebrating the transformative power of imagination.

After being diagnosed with Alzheimer's, Sandro begins writing down his memories—incredible tales previously unknown to his family.