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As shown as part of the LEE MILLER curation at Tate Britain with Girls In Film. There Is A Woman In The Attic is a personal response to seeing the LEE MILLER exhibition at Tate Britain. It is a reflective piece exploring the feeling of inequality about knowing details about an artist or celebrities personal life after viewing their work, yet knowing they don’t and might never know you. In retracing Miller's own footsteps and questioning this power balance and relationship, the film poses an examination into identity and asks how well we can really know a stranger as well as how well do we know ourselves.

The final chapter of the Meteoric series follows a group of visual documentation specialists for the US military as they search for creative inspiration in the California desert. Shot entirely between January 1 and December 31, 2025.

What really happened on Finnmarksvidda on February 1, 1986? Sami political activist John-Reier Martinsen is hit and killed in a bizarre snowmobile accident that has haunted his family for decades. Was it something as rare as a political murder in Norway, or just a terrible accident? Join John-Reier's brother on a search for answers in this thrilling true crime documentary about Sami activism, inflamed political disagreement, grief and unanswered questions.

A documentary that delves into the intricate workings of the illegal bootlegging movie industry.

A secret agent working for the regime faces a test that calls her convictions and loyalty into question.

An intimate portrait of Just Stop Oil protestors asks what it really costs to take a stand in a supposedly democratic society.

A grandmother recounts her childhood experiences living in wartime London.

Chiayi's City Center Fountain is deeply embedded in everyday life, layering a rich cultural foundation. In the "post-roundabout era," youth creativity injects new energy to reimagine the old town. From a traffic circle to multidimensional revitalization, how does this new generation bring fresh trends to the century-old landmark and traditional trades? The film captures this dialogue across time, exploring the fusion of old and new. More than a landmark, the fountain symbolizes the heart of Chiayi, where collective memories come full circle.

1983 KBO 30-win legend Chang Myeong-bu and his hidden yakuza brother, Yong-bu. Divided by the mound's light and alley shadows, they fought to survive Zainichi discrimination. Through Yong-bu's eyes, this tragic saga weaves unseen records and KBO archives into a forgotten diaspora's requiem.

A movie including footages of nature talking about the journey of life

A couple’s conversation unravels a film shaped by memory, where images and sounds reconstruct a past marked by state violence.

Rally Kats follows Kat and Kiyo, a Japanese couple living in the United States, during a cross-country motorcycle rally that spans thousands of miles and weeks on the road. While the rally itself provides the physical framework of the film, Rally Kats is ultimately a portrait of identity, optimism, and belonging. Shot across back roads, mountain passes, and small towns, the film uses the vast American landscape as a backdrop for a deeply personal immigrant story.

Nearly a year after catastrophic wildfires reshaped Los Angeles, Weathered host Maiya May returns to ask a question facing communities worldwide: what does recovery truly look like in an era of escalating climate extremes? What she finds goes far beyond one city - survivors still grappling with loss, systemic failures, and unanswered questions that echo across fire-prone regions on every continent. As climate-driven wildfires intensify from California to Australia, Southern Europe, and beyond, Maiya’s investigation uncovers an emerging blueprint for wildfire-resilient communities - highlighting innovation, adaptation, and collective action that transcend borders. Both urgent and hopeful, the film offers a timely, internationally relevant roadmap for how societies can prepare for a hotter, more volatile future.

How does the abundance of HAB-forming phytoplankton species correlate with environmental and biological variables along the California Coast?

An archive of video footage shot on Ukraine's Eastern Front in 2022–2023 views the landscape as a space of rupture, where layers of time overlap and familiar meanings lose their stability.

Alex Staten, a Diné woman disconnected from her roots, trains for the Western States 100 while guided by her grandmother—reclaiming identity, ceremony, and belonging as she learns to run in beauty.

Produced and broadcast by China Media Group, this series adopts an international perspective to showcase the dramatic changes in the lives of ordinary Tibetan families across education, economy, healthcare, and cultural heritage. It vividly presents the transformations of Xizang Autonomous Region over 60 years, particularly since the 18th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party, countering external false narratives. The series has received awards from the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union.

Three Tunisian female DJs follow their passion for music while trying to find their own path between Tunis and Berlin.

The story of Fred Ferguson, whose mission to SAVE THE PIGEONS of the city of Chicago led to his ultimate demise, as captured by the legendary British documentarian Gary Gervais.

At seventeen, Ukrainian pianist Khrystyna has already fled war twice: first from Crimea, and then from Irpin as Russia’s invasion advanced. With her brother still in Ukraine under martial law, she turns to music to find agency in exile.

In eastern Montana, one family is leading the regenerative agriculture movement with the support of a seemingly unlikely partner, the World Wildlife Fund. Dig into regenerative ag and see why so many conservation NGOs are backing it.

This documentary aims to uplift and celebrate public concern for animals, and to normalise advocacy for animals by platforming voices from the movement. 12 activists are interviewed, charting their deeply personal journeys into animal advocacy. Interviewees include Michelin-starred chef Alexis Gauthier; award-winning landscape designer Cleve West; Dan Richardson, actor, filmmaker and patron for the Born Free Foundation; and Ruth Andrade, environmental partner for high street skincare brand LUSH.

Marking a first in Telugu true-crime storytelling, this powerful documentary unravels the disturbing reality of crimes against women through three missing-girl cases from Telangana, offering a sobering reflection on the violence faced by women.

From home kitchens to bustling streets, Pamanang Pamangan explores the cooks who preserve Pampanga’s legendary flavors.

This short film brings together the artworks and stories of 6 leading artists and choristers: Judith Pungarta Inkamala and Anita Mbitjana Ratara of Hermannsburg Potters alongside Marjorie Nungarrayi Williams, N. Donald, Betty Conway and Lizzie Jako of Tangentyere Artists. ‘Our Choir Has Always Been Travelling’ charts the international legacy, inter generational impact, and joy of the Hermannsburg Choir and subsequent iterations; Ntaria Ladies Choir and the Central Australian Aboriginal Women’s Choir.

Directed and choreographed by Li Chiao-Ping, “Never Lost (결코 잃지 않았다)” is an 11-minute dance film shot en route to and on location in South Korea, during dancer and adoptee Elisabeth (O’Keefe) Roskopf’s first trip to her birthplace. Featuring personal unscripted narration, choreography, and poetic landscapes, “Never Lost” witnesses and captures the body in between, in search, and in the moment of facing the challenges of reclaiming self and identity, as well as familial and cultural histories. With cinematography and editing by Christal Wagner, this is Li and Wagner’s third screendance project together and second with Elisabeth Roskopf.

A look at the LGBTQIA+ community in the coastal region of the Algarve, where—far from the metropolises and sheltered from progress—the community comes together to face the challenges that affect it.

A night with the boisterous, Norwich based post-punk band "The Aide." Love them or hate them, they have a movie now.

What’s next for Venezuela after the dramatic fall of Nicolás Maduro? In a documentary from the filmmakers behind A Dangerous Assignment, FRONTLINE and The Associated Press investigate the legacy of corruption in Venezuela, the challenges to democracy, the conflict with the U.S., and the fight over who will control the oil-rich country.

Thousands flock to Austurvöllur, where the future of Iceland's independence hangs in the balance. Emotions run high and firm beliefs simmer beneath the surface. When opposing ideologies collide outside the Parliament building, chaos erupts into violent clashes. This is the story of the riots of March 30, 1949.

Set in the tradition-bound city of Bhaktapur, within a Newar household, the film follows a 42-year-old mother pursuing bodybuilding while navigating societal expectations in Nepal. Told through the perspective of her two sons who also serve as co-authors and cinematographers, it traces their journey of documenting her life, only to discover a new way of seeing her beyond the role of a mother, while also revealing the rigid expectations imposed by society.

A look at the community surrounding Nintendo's New York store in the month leading up to the launch of the Nintendo Switch in 2017.

An underground MMA fighter diagnosed with ADHD not only fights his opponents but also faces his battles within. What lies ahead in this black sheep’s journey?

The director returns to an exclusive Lima beach club in three moments of his life, each visit revealing new contradictions beneath its unchanging surface. Centuries earlier, a European naturalist collapses on the same shore and is visited by the vulture he has just reclassified. What happens on that shore exposes a bias that will outlast them both.

Notes Unheard follows a young Chinese violist studying in the UK while remaining closely connected to his father in China. Through calls, rehearsals, visits, and repeated conversations, subtle shifts gradually emerge within their relationship.

We follow the internationally renowned Scottish artist Caroline Walker over four years as she makes large-scale paintings representing the unseen, often undervalued, aspects of women’s labour - from hospitals to hotels, nail bars to nursery settings. Walker’s paintings reveal the invisible labour that shapes women’s lives, from housework to caregiving to creative production. Weaving together footage from Walker’s studio, her family life and interviews with the female subjects of her paintings, we question the role that art can play in depicting the social politics of reproductive labour, nurture and care for the next generation. Following Walker through pregnancy and the birth of her second child, we explore her role of the ‘artist mother’. Through privileged access to the artist’s life and work, the film reveals how motherhood has shaped Walker’s approach, while acknowledging the importance of her own mother, Janet, in inspiring and supporting her creativity.

Zombie Land Saga LIVE - Yumeginga Festival was Franchouchou's first concert in five years, which took place in April 2026. It lasted two days at the Pia Arena MM in Yokohama. It was related to the movie Zombie Land Saga: Yumeginga Paradise.

Len Zuks, the unlikely alchemist, forges mythic creatures and whimsical figures from the abandoned steel and rubber of everyday life. The Last Rooster reveals how, through his hands, refuse becomes revelation, and the discarded gains dignity.

A 5 hour and 30 minute film consisting of an unchanging view of a bedroom in real time

In southern Peru stands an Inca city, uninhabited for several centuries but still virtually intact: Machu Picchu. Discovered in the early 20th century, it attracts a million visitors every year from the four corners of the globe to admire the skills of the powerful civilization that built it. At an altitude of more than 2,400 metres, the Incas managed to carve out a deep ridge to erect a masterpiece of architecture and engineering in perfect harmony with nature. Despite their engineering prowess, the Incas had no writing system to speak of. Still, they managed to devise a complex water drainage system and to design buildings according to a sky map. Now, thanks to insights from experts and spectacular 3D animation, you will discover the secrets behind the construction of Machu Picchu and the genius of the Inca builders.

'Lost in White' brings survivors of the sixties scoop together, to share their experience with loss of culture and identity during Canada's biggest genocide, but promote a future of reconciliation and rebuilding of the indigenous community in the western world.

A history of the town of Alden, New York, as told by various historical figures.

Like so many young men of his generation in France, my grandfather was sent to the Algerian War — a war that still haunts him when he has to move into a nursing home. Moving into his house, I try to make his walls, his garden, his memory my own. How to live with the legacy of a ravaged world?

A documentary about the artist and influencer Aliete, exploring her world, where individuality and self-expression allow each person to be whoever they wish to be.