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Documentary about the women who participated in the revolution of April 1965 in Dominican Republic.

Libre Comme L’air (Free as the Air) is a poignant cinematic collaboration between Miss Claire Aznar and The OFW Project Productions. Set against the iconic, fast-paced backdrop of Manhattan, New York City, the film serves as a visual love letter to resilience and the pursuit of one's authentic self.

Three years since the first flight of Starship, the next generation is here. New ship. New booster. New engines. New pad and new test site. SpaceX engineers are working to solve one of the most difficult engineering challenges in history: developing a fully, rapidly reusable rocket. “Test Like You Fly” launches a series that takes you inside the factories and onto the launch pads where humanity's future in space is unfolding.

A 22-minute featurette of the film "Marty Supreme" with new interviews with production designer Jack Fisk and costume designer Miyako Bellizzi.

Shalom, the rhinoceros at the Jerusalem Bible Zoo, is a crowd favorite. At 45, Shalom has grown old and weary. The caretakers who lovingly tend to him discuss euthanasia while war breaks out beyond the zoo’s walls.

We begin in the future, where no one knows what caused “Kippah Power,” one of Israel’s greatest heroes team, to break apart. The story then travels back to the past, when the team was at the height of its greatness, following a routine mission that goes terribly wrong. Blending high-stakes action with bold, unapologetic Israeli humor, the film uncovers the truth behind their downfall-and the price each member was forced to pay.

A short animated documentary about a filmmaker’s search to get to know the uncle she never met, whose death from AIDS led directly to her birth. Part thank-you note and part memorial, Doug + Me is both a look into a life and a reflection on the enduring ripples of legacies we all leave behind.

The faces/places project comprises 559 videos spanning from 2018 to date, providing a short window into the daily routines of "everyday people." Most of the collection was filmed in Budapest, with some additions from other European metropolises. The project’s main focus is to explore the sensation of loneliness within a crowd or a social setting.

After a motorbike accident left him paralyzed from the waist down, Antonis Tsapatakis turns to swimming and becomes a Paralympic athlete. Through training, family, and everyday moments, the film observes the slow process of redefining identity, resilience, and freedom after irrevocable changes of life.

Postcards—and the forgotten act of sending and receiving them—belong to a bygone era. A Venetian gentleman has been collecting them for years, preserving especially the old ones from his city. Some messages written on the back struck him so deeply that they sparked his imagination. From there, two stories take shape: two children playing among the squares and the water; a Venice immersed in emptiness, silent and stripped of presences. With their head in the clouds and their gaze lost among the faded lines of ink, the viewer is drawn into a small journey between memory and disappearance, childhood and desolation, presence and absence.

In a crescendo of visual hints and sonic traces, Objet d’énigme plays with thriller tropes to depict homes as a dense space in which the memory of murder can be surmised in every frame. Using lo-fi scans of domestic spaces, Objet d’enigme lies bare a pattern in which the female body is the ever-returning protagonist.

The Letter follows a recently arrived immigrant and his family as they face an impossible deadline to leave the United States or risk deportation. Told through the lens of the filmmaker’s close friendship with the subject, the film centers on the slow dismantling of the family’s home—an act that becomes both practical and symbolic—capturing fear, love, and resilience as neighbors, church members, and community activists rally together, leaving a visible absence where a family once belonged.

Life in Cortes Island, B.C. as local oyster farmers ply their trade amidst a rapidly changing environment.

A short documentary focusing on the life, work, and philosophy of Fort Wayne public radio personality Julia Meek.

5 people talk about everyday life in a village in Berlin's affluent suburbs during the GDR era.

A snappy and hyper-saturated ode and eulogy to growing up in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, and immigrating to Canada. A slice of life through the lens of a camcorder.

"Disconnect" bears witness to the systematic and large-scale violent repression of recent street protests in Iran. Through voice messages and self-recorded footage from two days of demonstrations, the film captures the shifting emotions of its narrator—grief, anger, shock, fear, and enduring hope.

After four years in a U.S. migrant detention center, a former inmate reveals the systematic oppression he endured, where working for a dollar a day was the norm and resistance was met with violence.

A young woman’s loneliness is reflected in the sea, which offers her peace from a life that is not her own. A journey that blends fairy tale and documentary cinema.

A montage film exploring consciousness, language and the nothingness between it all.

The film chronicles the chronological events surrounding the 2014 collapse of Bulgaria's Corporate Commercial Bank (KTB). It analyzes the financial mechanisms and shell companies used to distribute billions of euros in unsecured loans. Additionally, the documentary examines the regulatory failures and political interference that enabled the banking crisis.

"Where the Waters Meet on the Breathing Shore" is a 25 minute science documentary exploring the Mullica River-Great Bay Estuary in Tuckerton, NJ, where freshwater rivers meet the saltwater sea. Graduate student and science storyteller Shaniya Utamidata joins marine scientists at Rutgers University Marine Field Station, Dr. Thomas Grothues, Dr. Ken Able, Dr. Oscar Schofield, and Lisa Auermuller to reveal how these “breathing shores” sustain biodiversity, filter water, and buffer communities against climate change. Blending scientific insight with reflection, the film transforms field research into a personal journey of discovery. Using a Science-in-Action Storytelling Model, we invite young audiences, especially students from underrepresented backgrounds, to see themselves in the story of science. In connecting the marshes of New Jersey to the coasts of Indonesia, "Where the Waters Meet on the Breathing Shore" shows how one estuary’s story belongs to the entire planet.

The Road to Tehran is a short documentary looking at the US' strategy in Iran, the economic and political constraints which have shaped it and the inevitability of the war's spread. In doing so it shows how the US' assault on Venezuela, Cuba, Greenland and Iran are inexorably linked.

To stem the pollution flowing into the Kapawi River, the indigenous people would need to take the progressive step of switching to solar-powered canoes. The legend of the fish that inhabits the deep waters guides Luciano in his drive to convince them that this ecological transition is necessary, and to maintain peace between the villages that line the banks.

Short film stitched together using unrelated clips from Dec 2025 and Jan 2026.

The documentary captures the stories of children from rural areas who learn to program and build robots for free in public libraries in Bălan - Sălaj County, Tazlău - Neamț County and Vladimir - Gorj County. The last frames were filmed at the CODE Kids 2025 National Science Fair on 15.11.2025 held at the Politehnica University of Bucharest.

This short documentary flim was shooted in January 2026. It showcases the latest experiences in Xizang, China, of nine youth from six countries across four continents: Nepal, the United States, Russia, Italy, Morocco, and Cambodia. The film highlights the nine young people's visits to cultural heritage preservation sites like the Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple, the development of photovoltaic power stations and green new energy, modern residential architecture and agriculture, ecological conservation efforts for snow-capped mountains, glaciers, and plateau lakes, high-speed rail and expressways, the transmission of intangible cultural heritage, and the ordinary yet fulfilling modern lives of everyday people.

This is the story of the quiet disappearance of a public service in France: the telephone box. Barely forty years old and already totally "out".

A student documentary on Glasgow's publishing scene.

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A poetic cinematic envisioning of the legendary queer 1970s manifesto, The F--gots & Their Friends Between Revolutions, this visual meditation contrasts nature’s quiet strength with the rigid architecture of power. In a world where the f--gots and their friends are made of flowers, trees and softness, will they survive against the men of concrete and steel? A story of otherness not as weakness, but as enduring, blooming power.

A highlight film of the cultural and community based significance that Bonfire Event Co brings to the table.

In the quiet village of Bardiya, 24-year-old Chadani Thapa cuts hair for men, a job rarely held by women in her community. Living away from her family for the past two years, she has built a life shaped by routine, resilience, and a growing sense of independence. As she sharpens her skills in a male-dominated trade, the emotional distance from her loved ones lingers in the background. Through everyday moments and silences, this documentary traces Chadani’s journey, not just as a barber, but as a young woman quietly carving out space for herself in a world that offers little of it. Her solitude becomes a landscape for reflection, and her work, a quiet rebellion.

In Sanssouci Park in Potsdam, there are many sculptures depicting the gods of Greek and Roman mythology. What do the goddesses of this mythology have to do with matriarchy?

Follow five riders across different cycling disciplines and career stages. From the weight of early expectations to the uncertainty of beginnings, from the challenge of balance, to the pressure of winning and the obsession with results.

Hearts are being grown in pigs to save human lives—blurring the boundaries between the two species. Could this be the impetus for a fundamental change in the relationship between humans and pigs?

Returning to his old neighborhood before its demolition, Ahmed revisits memories. As he wanders its streets, he recalls something that forever changed the way he sees the place he once called home

BIASes follows BIAS NYC, a party that uniquely fuses K-pop & underground club music while spotlighting queer & trans culture, as they prepare to make their debut in Seoul. Co-founders Sammy & Julian have poured everything into creating the inclusive community they've always yearned for, but will it embrace them back?

Once the proud symbol of the Baltic Sea, the Common Eider is now disappearing at an alarming rate. The Cry of the Eider follows a group of dedicated people fighting to save this iconic sea bird from the brink of collapse. Through breathtaking footage and powerful yet intimate human stories, the film uncovers the deeper forces driving the Eider’s decline — from environmental change to human impact — and asks what this tragedy reveals about the state of the Baltic Sea itself. This is not just the story of one species. The Eider’s fate mirrors the uncertain future of an entire ecosystem. As nature is reshaped by powerful global forces, can individual action still make a difference?

Short film about the return of water to the Aude region, based on the eponymous music by Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou.

Two twin brothers from a small town off the coast of Ireland try to change the world through healthy eating and living.

Blending virtual reality, family photos and studio conversations, Home is where the heart is delves into the protagonist’s past, laying bare the violence of incest and the enormous strength and effort required to survive it.

A recap of the 2026 school year that got a small release in the city of Washington PA

A documentary about some disabled children go on a trip to a deserted island in Okinawa.