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A lyrical portrait of Bruce Pascoe in the aftermath of Dark Emu living on his riverside farm, recharging and reflecting, as he tests out the theories proposed in his book.

An eighties rock veteran and a twenty-something queer performer collide in 'Fama y Guita', an intergenerational electro-punk duo setting the Buenos Aires night ablaze amidst karaoke tracks, leather fetishism, and a 'Yoga and Drugs' philosophy.

Land Invaders is an 8-bit video game that reimagines the history and legacy of colonialism, letting players symbolically confront intergenerational trauma through arcade-style gameplay.

Along an old country road, where an ancient legend of the sea, wolves, and men lingers, three generations of women come together to face a deep sadness. Something is changing: the time has come to remember buried dreams, mend broken ties, consult the tarot, free themselves from their fate and bring the old legend back to life.

A former pro cyclist embarks on a heart-pounding, visually breathtaking journey into the thin air between success and failure.

in prisons, in barracks, in hospitals, they do not hear my voice, nor does it matter. In my awakening I am the dawn of hysteria. To the extent of our ability to assess them, we affirm the absolute legitimacy of their conception of reality and of all the acts that stem from it. Recognize, gentlemen, you only have the superiority of force

An intimate portrait following the mysterious life of Tamar Golan, who stood at the center of many of Israel’s foreign relations successes and operated behind the scenes of diplomacy. Yet her name remained absent from official historical records. Until now.

The production sound mixer and boom operator on Tommy Wiseau's "The Room" trade war stories from their time in the trenches alongside the man, the myth, the legend.

A Facebook conversation between a father and daughter defined by time and distance.

Vincent Dieutre returns to wander through an unfamiliar city, following paths that fork through clearings, ponds, and tree-lined avenues. Like a moving diary, fleeting encounters, reflections on the water, and voice-overs seem to weave together desire, memory, and loss. A wide-eyed flânerie in which every moment seems to hold a fragment of cinema already seen or dreamed, evoking the sentimental geometries of beloved filmmakers. Between intimate confession and sensory drift, Dieutre transforms the landscape into an emotional archive: past lovers reemerge like ghosts among the trees, while the present dissolves into a continuous overlapping of times. The film, suspended between documentary and autofiction, extends the director’s autobiographical work, adding a new chapter in which the director’s body, the city, and cinema itself merge. It is a journey with no apparent destination, where the act of walking becomes a creative act and a form of survival.

In the Colombian Amazon, a gaze drifts between the murky waters of the rivers and the forest, a silent witness to the coexistence between the elements and the inhabitants of Puerto Nariño.

At night, Matthieu, Solo, Kany, and their crew gather at La Perm’, a community space at the foot of Belleville Park, to debate, create, and build a collective. Facing the changes in their childhood neighborhood, La Perm’ becomes a refuge and a shared space of resistance. Ahead: Belleville en Vrai, the festival where everything they’ve sown can finally bloom.

During a trip to Paris, Maggie searches for love.

In a silenced Ireland, a community of lesbians builds an underground network of helplines - offering connection, survival, and defiance through the simple act of answering the phone.

This documentary tells the story of Rapolas - an athlete who lost part of his leg following an unexpected injury, but refused to give up; he embarked on a career as a professional athlete, pursued his dreams, and is now reaching the pinnacle of his success.

This short doccie accompanies pianist Nina Schumann as she prepares to perform Rachmaninoff’s “Piano Concerto No. 2”. It’s a piece that she’s performed many times before, but this time it’s different.

A group of college students travel back in time to submit their late assignment

The film examines the blurred line between the event and its subsequent interpretations, turning personal memories into a site of uncertainty.

An inspiring and sometimes sad story about the saving power of skateboarding.

Saying yes to a stranger who writes to you to suggest that you follow in the footsteps of her childhood in China... This is the crazy challenge that Louanne took on by accepting Laura's proposal. On one condition: travel by train.

A documentary film which follows the band Six Pack through three decades of work, from the first gigs in their hometown to the big stages. Intimate confessions of the band members, archival recordings and the energy of live performances are folded into one story.

This film is a collection of images from the Po River valley. Within it lie trains, old country houses and new factories, cultivated fields, and the noise of machinery. Everything moves forward and grows old, with the river watching it all drift by.

Authors of the literary club Ri Lit explain the themes and ideas behind their favorite works, however, through doing that, they simultaneously become the protagonists in the adaptations that form the unique anthology format of this film.

A small band from Tucson - comprised of four best friends - plays their final show at the end of college.

In 1996, a ragtag team of Scottish scientists changed history by creating Dolly the sheep - the first ever mammal clone. From global fame to moral uproar, this is Dolly’s story.

A photographic exploration of Queens’ unconventional architecture reveals the borough’s beauty through the eyes of an architect while uncovering the deeper history behind its strange and spectacular designs.

As the full-scale war in Ukraine forces millions to flee, rescuers move in the opposite direction - toward destroyed villages, active shelling, and mined roads - to save animals left behind when humans are forced to escape.

An intimate story about the construction of identity and the consequences of defying gender norms within Mexico's conservative upper-middle-class society. The Way You See Me traces a ten-year journey from hyperfemininity toward a defiant masculinity. What began as an experiment to challenge the idea that testosterone justifies male behaviour gradually evolved into something far more complex, confronting the filmmaker's body, voice, relationships and sense of self. But the personal keeps opening onto the political. Conservative upper-middle-class Mexican society doesn't just shape us into rigid gender roles; it recruits us as enforcers of those roles too, compelling us to monitor and regulate one another. Shot over a decade, this is one of the most comprehensive and candid explorations of what it means to transition, revealing the intertwined power dynamics between class, gender and systemic violence in Mexican society.

C++: The Documentary tells the story of one of the most influential programming languages ever created. From its beginnings at Bell Labs in 1979 to its role powering modern computing infrastructure, the film traces how C++ evolved and why it continues to matter today. Through interviews with language creators, standards contributors, and engineers across industries, the documentary explores the design philosophy behind C++, the challenges of maintaining a language used by millions of developers, and the systems it enables—from game engines and particle physics to financial infrastructure.

Follow Devin Woodall as he travels around the frontline communities of the Kostyantynivka axis of the front. Working with charity Crystal Hearts, we see the work of Ukrainian military engineers as they install netting across roadways, the impact of Russian attacks on fire stations, and the evacuation of civilians from an active warzone.

From sneaking onto record players as a kid to performing in front of thousands, this short documentary explores how Lonyo carved his own path in UK garage. A short documentary about passion, persistence and doing it from the heart.

The film's protagonist is one of the most important creators of Polish popular culture, a songwriter whose lyrics have accompanied generations of listeners for decades. The production reveals a lesser-known side of the artist, showing that his work extends far beyond the world of musical hits.

Yaupon Holly's first appearance at the Florida Fair

Alias is a small figure who dares to ask big questions. He is brought to life by a boy using scissors, glue and a lot of imagination. The boy wants to tell his story, but without others knowing who he is. His dad did something wrong and is in prison. Together, Alias and the boy go in search of answers. Is dad a crook? Is feeling sorry enough? And when will dad come home?

Cult Philadelphia shoegaze band TAGABOW bring their crushing, maximalist sound to the chaos of the junkyard on their NTS Session.

Yuho Asaka was born in the 1950s with osteogenesis imperfecta – brittle bone disease. Growing up in less inclusive times, her childhood was far from easy. Yet she overcame prejudice and became a pioneer for disability rights.

On a rescue mission to save the piano, a passionate piano tuner meets a diverse mix of owners and their pianos – revealing their stories and relationship with the instrument.

At a demonstration in Berlin against the genocide in Gaza and the German arms supplies contributing to it, protestors are violently arrested, wrestled to the ground, sprayed with pepper spray and captured on camera. This essay pauses those overwhelming moments and isolates what is happening in order to examine it. Drawing from Fanon and Butler, among others, it offers a pointed interrogation of double standards, the state’s monopoly on violence and protesting under constant surveillance.

Modern day adventurers question what it means to travel with respect, purpose, and humility in a world struggling to connect with what is still sacred.

Russia is already waging a low-intensity war against the countries around the Baltic Sea. But it isn't being fought with conventional weapons. Cyberattacks, disinformation, propaganda targeting Russian-speaking minorities, and sabotage of air traffic and internet cables are part of the strategy, organised and financed by the Kremlin. The aim of these operations is political, social and economic destabilisation, which many experts consider to be preparation for military aggression.

For over 50 years, Tim Birkhead has dedicated his life to studying a resilient bird colony on the brink of survival. Once nearly wiped out, the birds have fought their way back - but new threats now loom on the horizon. As Tim grapples with their uncertain future, he also faces a deeper question: what will become of his life’s work?

Turn Off the Machines follows Ethan Hughes, a radical homesteader in mid-coast Maine who lives entirely without electricity, global supply chains, or modern technological comforts. Raised in Gloucester to working class parents, an early tragedy shattered a happy childhood and set him on a path of radical resistance. Living deliberately below the poverty line, Ethan's life is not a retreat but a protest against capitalism, war, and ecological collapse. The film explores his convictions, his family's daily rhythms, and the tensions that arise when belief meets the demands of life.

While going through a period of limbo, filmmaker Sophie Bédard Marcotte turns her camera on her playwright neighbour. Together, they dissect the various stages of artistic creation in irresistibly funny chapters.

A filmmaker travels a great distance to see his nephew. They talk about space, birds and the boy’s greatest wish.

Guided by a legendary figure of the Finnish wood throwing game, a group of mates form Australia’s first ever team to compete at the Mölkky World Championships.

In this independent (and unofficial) documentary from the Ala Secreta channel, Aline Lauxen dives deep into the creation of one of the greatest horror monsters of all time: the xenomorph, going through all the movies and major productions to understand how it still is a sci-fi icon 47 years after its gruesome birth. 'Xenomorph: The Biomechanical Nightmare' is a must-see for die-hard fans of the Alien franchise.

How do you entertain yourself while entertaining others? A short documentary about a nighttime projectionist passing the time.

What really happened; Who's to blame; Who knew; Who must be held accountable; Was it a crime foretold; YES, IT WAS.

At age 67, after reaching the top of the illustration world in Israel and beyond, Michel Kichka was forced to give up his place at the Bezalel Academy in favor of the younger generation. As a cartoonist, he documented the Zionist dream and its upending: a new and enthusiastic Zionist who came from Belgium to help in the Yom Kippur War turned prophet of doom. The evolution of his cartoons reflects a general deterioration of values ​​across Israeli society, politics, and the memory of the Holocaust. With his talent, he turned into a “rough Jerusalemite” with a Belgian accent who is not afraid to tell us the truth to our faces. To heal himself from the burden of the second generation, Kichka created a graphic novel revealing everything about his family and his father’s silence that led to a family tragedy. This work about the second generation was turned into an animated French feature film that tries to remind the younger generation of the Holocaust.

Brenda Romo, a strong women who grew up in the town of Jesús María, Jalisco, wants to study and become a "maestra tequilera"; those who overview the process in which Tequila is made. She'll have to face the outdated ideas of his town and an industry dominated by men who deem her less for being a woman. Through the strength and unconditional support of her mother, Brenda manages to become a successful maestra tequilera, and opens up possibilities for her younger sister; showing her there isn't just one road for her future. Three widows is a short documentary that follows the proffesional life and struggles of maestra tequilera, Brenda Romo.

In a secret house in northern Syria, wounded Kurdish guerrilla soldiers live with phantom pains in the shadow of a failed revolution. An Emmy-winning director's portrayal of five years in a secret community.