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A documentary about Martin Westgate and Hooma Comedy Club in Norwich.

In Caazapá, the “city of magic and legends”, two Paraguayan students are searching for happiness, gold and a magic bird. Their European dropout neighbours are hoping for freedom, healing and salvation from Armageddon. Everything has its price.

A chronicle of a lonely summer. Filmed on a phone throughout January 2026 in Wellington, New Zealand.

Five friends embark on a memorable adventure in Japan, from Fukuoka to Sapporo.

On a distant planet, a lonely robot roams around looking for signs of life, while scientists search for unknown life forms in Andalusia. A visionary journey with deep philosophical resonance.

A raw, unflinching look at a friendship haunted by meth-fueled paranoia, and fragile moments of clarity behind bars.

“Promettimi” is a spell-like dialogue that imagines and invokes a queer future, navigating desire, reality, and collective transformation.

A Cree Approach follows Tristin Greyeyes on a deeply personal journey to understand why Cree was not her first language, unraveling the story of her late grandmother, Freda Ahenakew.

At the southern tip of Africa, a bridge is being built between the human world and the wild. Anna Breytenbach practices an ancient skill that most modern humans have long since forgotten: the ability to communicate directly with animals. This story follows her journey from the rugged mountains of Cape Town, where she walks among aggressive baboon troops, to high-security predator sanctuaries housing the world's most dangerous big cats.

"The Everglades: A Symphony of Life" reimagines the story of this fragile ecosystem, told not through a traditional narrator but through music, imagery, and the voices of those who live and work there. With sweeping cinematography and stirring music performed by New World Symphony, this documentary is an orchestral meditation on the balance of nature, humanity’s impact, and the hope for renewal.

An indigenous community resists a hydropower project to protect sacred land.

A family from the Balik Indigenous community in East Kalimantan shares a strong bond with the water and land. However, this sacred connection is being disrupted by the development of Indonesia's new capital city.

A family story of three generations (Grandma Gianna, her daughter Daniela and the young Flavio) that unfolds through old photographs, confessions left hanging and a past shrouded in mystery. Luigi, husband and father who passed away too soon, is a shadow that continues to live in the daily gestures and silences of his family. An intimate and delicate story that explores the weight of family silence and the power of hidden memories.

By weaving together the stories of three women who share a common fight within the Zapatista movement and their work in coffee production, this narrative explores deeper issues like land ownership, family dynamics, and the layers of intersectional violence they face. Through their experiences, the film sheds light on the broader social, political, and economic challenges in their communities.

Behind the scenes of a fully integrated musical project that took a whole year of preparation! On December 7, 2024, Marwan Pablo was making rap history in Egypt on the Red Bull Symphonic stage — and today, we’re telling the story from the very beginning.

An experimental documentary and quasi-autobiographical account of renting and housing precarity.

In a small bakery in the heart of Avignon, bread is not simply a product, it is a symbol of resistance. "A dough of this utopia where we can practice our profession in conscience with authenticity and with respect for our individual balances. In the sharing focussed on tomorrows where the birds will still sing. ”

A diverse group of people share one unexpected bond: type 1 diabetes. Through their stories, this documentary traces a community effort that began in Athens ten years earlier to bring visibility to a condition often overlooked.

Five young men live in a community on the outskirts of Milan, sent here by courts and social services. None of them know what comes next.

7 May 2026, Lawrence, Kansas. Natalia Meléndez Rosa and CJ Copper.

In the mangrove forests of Borneo, a generations-old palm sugar craft teeters on the edge of disappearance, revealing how the fate of Gula Anau is tied to the land, its people, and the changing world that they share.

On a small island in southern Patagonia, the filmmaker begins a documentary project on climate research, becomes a mother, and returns three years later with her child to continue working on the film. Caught between care work and artistic practice, her focus shifts, guided by the question: How can one continue to be creative while connected to the rhythms and needs of another living being?

The film, subsidized by the Tenerife Island Council, explores the relationship between the logic of the universe and musical language. In this work, Suzanne Ciani, a pioneer of electronic music, travels to the Canary Islands Institute of Astrophysics (IAC) to investigate this groundbreaking scientific research. This pioneering discovery reveals that spiral galaxies rotate with the same rhythmic pattern and that their different galactic disks spin in harmony, musically connected to one another, like the instruments of an orchestra. With the help of musicians from different continents, Ciani sets out to compose the score of the cosmos in an unprecedented dialogue between music and astronomy.

A conversation in a music store between two people who have reunited after a year. Their lives have changed. New stories have emerged surrounding them and words many are reluctant to say.

A visual and sonic stroll through a neighborhood in Valencia, in which the treasures of a flea market, the façades of buildings in ruins and the waves of a leisury shore, echo other times, other families and other shores.

The documentary tells the colourful and cheerful history of Amsterdam's narrator ship Azart, or The Ship of Fools, which sailed around the world for over 30 years bringing music and theatre. At the helm the creator of this sailing work of art: captain and actor August Dirks, who lived and worked on the Azart for over 30 years. Amsterdam's Azartplein is named after the ship.

At the age of seventeen, Zahide is married off to a man fifteen years her senior. Within the sixth month of their marriage, her husband passes away, leaving her pregnant. A few months later, she gives birth to their child.Soon after, Zahide’s sister is also married—this time to the younger brother of Zahide’s late husband. When her sister, too, is widowed while carrying a child and already raising three others, Zahide is compelled, against her will, to marry the surviving brother of her deceased husband. Bound by the constraints of their time, the two sisters come to share not only the same household but also the same destiny. Their lives unfold as a profound testimony to the harshest realities imposed upon women, where personal desire yields to societal pressure, and survival necessitates the surrender of choice. This narrative portrays the endurance of two sisters navigating an oppressive system, their shared sorrow echoing the struggles of countless women silenced by history.

Nigel Hayes-Davis is chasing more than just a title: he's seeking balance amid the constant pressure of high-performance sports. In the demanding EuroLeague, where every game can define a career, mental exhaustion becomes just as critical as physical fatigue. Throughout the 2024-2025 season with Fenerbahçe Beko, Hayes-Davis faces self-doubt, external expectations, and the invisible burden of leadership. Anxiety, the need to stay focused, and the fear of failure are part of his daily life, forcing him to also work on his emotional strength: mental discipline, resilience, and self-control.

A fly-on-the-doll documentary following Stephanie Gainer, an artist whose canvas is used dolls.

In this feature-length masterclass, we’re taking you on a journey that is nothing short of cinematic. Hosted by movie and watch expert, Danny Milton, we’re charting not only the most significant, culture-defining watches across movie history, but also what the film giants behind the camera, like Kubrick, Lucas, and Cameron, wore, and some little-known tricks of the trade.

Andrea shares her memories of her years working at the gay nightclub Enigma. Among memorabilia and photographs emerges Miriam, with whom she forged an intense and forbidden romance interrupted by cancer. Thirty years after Miriam’s passing, Andrea seeks closure to that chapter of her life.

In this film, I examine VHS archives shot in 1996 by my mother and her friend. They were studying with Boris Yukhananov and experimenting extensively with the camera, exploring its tactile properties as an extension of their gaze and body.

To dance, to coexist, to fly? This and more is combined in each of the human beings who share the movement to the rhythm of the reed and the wind. Whether they do it for the community, their deities, for them- selves, or for the earth itself, they overflow in the experience of the spirit from the body. The intense rituals to parsimony are transferred from the regions of Puebla to the inhabitants of the world.

Born from 1970s community action to resist planned Docklands development, Mudchute Park and Farm has been preserved as one of the UK's largest urban farms and a vital community space - but today its future is uncertain.

Bad Guys Wear Black is a short documentary that challenges metalhead stereotypes by exploring the lives of five prominent Bristolian metal musicians. We follow the surprising personal lives of these performers as they play a metal gig together and take us around their favourite places in the city.

A Black American family considers fleeing to Canada—but chooses to stay and fight in the most critical presidential election of their lives.

Intimate and personal moments from rural Kentucky as people struggle to live in the aftermath of a series of historically violent storms, forming a kaleidoscopic impression of country life in America and a singular portrait of ecological collapse within its deepest interior.

Follows Moreen, New Zealand's first female Iraqi police officer, as she recounts her experiences as a refugee, a domestic abuse survivor, and eventually a community leader.

*Zoo* is a film about what happens when a person takes responsibility for another living being. It is about the people who choose this work—once—and stay forever. About animals that fell victim to inhumane treatment but were saved within the zoo. And about how the world increasingly needs places like this—places where every life is priceless.

The official video presented by Stargate Research Society for „Dawn“ from „All Gates Open (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)“

Four women scientists in Canada, Alison Criscitiello, Jocelyn Hirose, Isobel Phoebus, and Chimira Andres reshape who belongs to science.

A diary fragment: legacies beyond blood ties, through a blood orange.

A tender, darkly humorous meditation on death, seen through the expressive inhabitants of a rural community.

Reworking of Karppanen's "John 9:25": double length, double reverse.