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The film chronicles the final days of Off Vine, a beloved vine-covered Craftsman bungalow restaurant that became an iconic piece of Hollywood history.

A Danish-Korean director explores her life as an adopted child and discovers a family history full of shadows, stretching from the west coast of Denmark to the mountains of South Korea.

The Hands That Feed is a lovingly made tribute to the Stellenbosch restaurant Decameron, which has become a staple for anyone with a love of Italian food and tradition.

Soldiers and commanders of the Anvar Special Forces Unit are advancing at the Kursk front. Together with their comrades-in-arms they are pushing the enemy back to Russia's borders. The unit’s commanders with the call signs Beret and Balu carry out their assigned missions with equanimity, despite the fact that at one point this conflict became a personal matter for them. And there is not a shadow of doubt that a Russian warrior neither seeks revenge nor loots. He saves people, his country, and normal life itself.

A short documentary about Khalid's upbringing in his parent's eyes.

Today, 66 sisters with an average age of 86 still live in the Ilanz convent. Their communal life is coming to an end. Two central wishes accompany this change: to remain in the convent and to find a new use for it that preserves their spiritual heritage –prayer, care, and education.

Every day, thousands of dairy calves are separated from their mothers at birth. A Dairy Story follows a husband-and-wife team as they risk everything to prove there's another way.

A filmmaker travels with her mother across the Sahara in search of Tin Hinan, the queen of the Tuareg, and encounters a nomadic way of life that is disappearing. The documentary is presented in Italian, Algerian Arabic, and Tarnasheq, a linguistic choice that becomes an integral part of the narrative and the dialogue between cultures.

A Vietnamese-American girl reflects on a childhood memory of her grandmother while ill.

A look at the world around us through the lens of a camera, in pursuit of transmitting the importance of its sensitivity and understanding art's role in shaping our meaningful vision.

In 2024 El Salvador declared a marine sanctuary at the richly biodiverse and beautiful, Maculís Reef. This vibrant ecosystem is vital not only for its extraordinary marine life, including soft corals, oysters, lobsters, nurse sharks, and endangered species like hawksbill turtles, but also for the local communities that rely on its resources. The protection of Maculís Reef strengthens the conversation of one of the El Salvador's richest coastal-marine ecosystems and affirms the country's world-leading reputation in environmental protection and sustainable development. This visually stunning film celebrates the Reef and its protection and raises awareness of the invaluable and irreplaceable ecosystems found beneath the waves of El Salvador's shores.

A father and daughter search for a path toward tomorrow in a seemingly unprepared society, where everyday life is tinged with reports of doom and war. As anxiety is reflected across generations, both backward and forward, the bonds between them grow stronger. A film about uncertainty, care, and the legacy that must be carried.

If the fly eats the flower, does the fly become the flower?

SPEAKING EEP! follows a team of women scientists working to conserve one of North America’s most climate-sensitive species: the American pika. Using a combination of cutting-edge AI technology and traditional research techniques, population biologist Dr. Chris Ray and PhD student Rachel Billings hope to decode the iconic “eeps” of pika language and determine how communication between subspecies might help separate populations of pikas come together to adapt in the face of a warming climate.

2020, life diced together two guys to document the longest lap race in the world. A seventeen-year-old with a passion for filming, and another to tell a story.

Just thought you should know ... An interview with a famous actress. Beneath all the glitz and glamour, her life may not be so perfect.

Ana Paula (42) and Mariana (25) follow parallel paths as prison officers, far from their roots and emotional ties. While Mariana dreams of a transfer that will boost her career and adult life, Ana Paula longs to return to São Paulo and live in the metropolis. The exhausting days inside the prison units make decisions increasingly difficult in the search for a future. At Christmas time, emotions run high, both because of the prisoners' dream of freedom and the female officers' desire to belong. After all, when all seems lost, who can they trust?

While attempting to record life as it was, Arthur unintentionally documents his family’s unraveling.

In 1980s Bailieboro, Co Cavan, four schoolmates form a punk band and set their sights on world domination. The big breakthrough never comes, so careers, adulthood, and emigration intervene. But when they reunite at a funeral 25 years later, they pick up where they left off.

From a quiet academy hopeful to one of football's most prolific strikers, this documentary traces Harry Kane's determined rise through setbacks, loan spells, and relentless self-belief. Blending personal interviews, unseen training-ground moments, and career-defining matches, it reveals how discipline, mentality, and leadership transformed him from an underestimated youngster into a global sporting icon.

A city of reinvention, San Francisco tries to rise from the ashes after an era of turmoil and troubled headlines. Told through intimate vignettes; a Muni operator, the mayor, artists, the man who cremates overdose victims and dozens more.

With humor and curiosity, Maya Leinenbach reinterprets iconic tapas such as albondigas, calamares, and tortilla—naturally vegan and completely free of animal products. The documentary accompanies the creative process as well as the personal encounters and culinary experiments. The central question always hangs over the table: Does it really taste "better than beef"?

A documentary on police brutality during the anti-corruption protest in Valjevo, Serbia on August 14th, 2025.

A young adult find memories in Lousã mountain. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDpNv6u88DM

A white-painted wild olive tree has always been the symbol of the family. Today, his father and brother cut it down to make it easier for the grandmother to get out with the car. From a distance, the author writes a letter to his brother, reflecting on family, memory, and what it means to leave behind what has always defined them, while trying to maintain their bond, marked by tension and conflict every time he returns home.

Filmmaker Laura Kansy is one of an estimated 650,000 people in Germany living with ME/CFS. In her early 30s, she was suddenly thrown off course by this poorly researched multisystemic illness. Gently and with impressive visuals and sound, she documents the daily routines of her new microcosm with the help of her partner.

HEAR EVERYTHING is a short film about the 2× Grammy Award-winning producer and beatmaker, Knxwledge. The film traces his journey from Los Angeles to Tokyo, where he embarks on a deeply personal musical and cultural exploration of the city he now calls home. For the first time on film, Knxwledge opens up about his path from a church-going kid, for whom video game music was among the only sounds he could hear besides gospel. To winning Grammys and eventually creating music for the very games that first inspired him. Part documentary, part love letter to Japan, the film follows Knxwledge as he immerses himself in a new environment, drawing constant inspiration from the people he meets and making beats at every possible moment. Always in headphones as he road-tests the ATH-R50x throughout his journey. Featuring appearances from J Rocc, Mndsgn, The Alchemist, Anderson .Paak, and some of Japan’s most influential figures in contemporary culture.

A walk through a section of a town at night

In 2021, improv comedian Luke O’Grady is asked to perform his first ever stand-up comedy set, and record it as a special. The only catch: there is no audience. A meditation on what the role of the comedian is without an audience to guide and assess the performance.

The story follows Kurdish forces' 18-month fight against ISIS from 2016-2017, highlighting women's role, international volunteers, key battles like Manbij and Raqqa, and civilian life under Kurdish self-rule.

Elly travels from Berlin to Michigan to visit her grandfather Dixie. Their long-standing email correspondence, begun after their respective queer coming-outs in 2015, finally takes shape in person, revealing mismatched expectations: Dixie associates queerness with physical connection, while Elly does not.

In a brave effort to reconnect with her family, a Canadian filmmaker returns to her ancestral home of Guadeloupe to discover families torn apart over land inheritance—a relic of French colonial legacy that continues to fracture Guadeloupean families today.

Yoshiaki and Yumiko Oka are a couple in their 70s who were brought together by a shared fascination with Polish folk dances. For almost 40 years, they have been running a school in the town of Tomonoura where the polonaise, oberek and kujawiak reign supreme.

17 women overcome past traumas to reach for Africas Highest Peak.

What does it take to run the largest Pakistani Indian restaurant on earth? We go behind the scenes at the Royal Nawaab in Greater Manchester to see how they deliver perfection at scale.

Investigative journalist Billy Hallowell travels across America to uncover the evidence for the spiritual realm, angels, and demons.

In the spring of 2013, 31-year-old mother of two, Joanne Dennehy, embarked on a murderous rampage that would leave 3 men dead and 2 others fighting for their lives. She was only the third woman in the UK to ever be handed a whole life sentence; joining Myra Hindley and Rose West as one of the most notorious British female serial killers of all time.

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Silence settles over Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré’s frozen landscape, where echoes of a once-thriving religious tourism linger. At the heart of a place in transition, this film takes viewers on a timeless journey through memory and disappearance, weaving together presence and absence.

A poetic film about the power of language to re-enchant the world around us. Based on Robert MacFarlane and Jackie Morris' bestseller.

Thanasis is a sixty-year-old confectioner and owner of one of the oldest confectioneries in Thessaloniki. The film builds a portrait of a man who worries daily about his future in the possibility of his upcoming retirement and the redefinition of himself without the status of an employee.

Mass migration is completely reshaping the West. And it’s happening at an unprecedented scale. Replacing Europe: Following the World's Deadliest Migration Route documents what nobody is meant to see. Filmmakers follow one of the deadliest routes on Earth from Africa to the Canary Islands, Spain, and France, ending in the United Kingdom. By speaking directly with migrants, local residents, and government officials, we expose what is meant to be hidden from the public: European governments are not merely tolerating this shift. They are facilitating, encouraging, and funding it. This is not ideology. It is reality.

Fluid finds its way around a bottle.

After failing to find her place in the city, Jialing returns to her borderland hometown and takes up work again in a rundown nightclub. As she tries to rebuild her life, her estranged father reappears, hoping to reconnect before the holidays.