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An intimate look into the mind and mission of Robin Greenfield — one of the world’s most radical environmentalists. Known for his bold eco-experiments, including wearing a month’s worth of trash through Times Square, living a full year on only homegrown and foraged food, and giving up every possession, Robin challenges what it means to live in harmony with the Earth. As he walks barefoot from Canada to Mexico releasing every material item, his radical simplicity invites us to question what we truly need to be free, fulfilled, and human.

A birth worker by day and a dancer in a strip club by night, Nevaeh navigates two very different worlds, in both of which bodies are judged and celebrated. As she reclaims the beauty and agency of her body while defying societal labels and expectations, she generously invites us to rethink our assumptions about sex, labour and healing.

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.

I work at a call center making a graduation documentary. One ear to the phone, straining toward the past, the future, anywhere but here—calls find me: their voices, silences, sighs—worthless, discarded—passing through me into the partition as faint, indelible stains. Messages accumulate in a voicemail left unopened.

Virginia Woolf wrote that one needed a room of one's own to create. Today, is it a place, a right, or a privilege? With Nedjma, Anaïs, and Lola, I film. I observe them. But that’s not all.

Kyrre Waag abandons his economics studies, waves goodbye to all prospects of a predictable future, and decides instead to pursue an unlikely dream: Building a global music career from his native Norway. When his band, Naked Koala, releases the song “Right with Me,” an unexpected audience emerges. An outpouring of heartfelt messages arrives from Papua New Guinea. The documentary Land of the Unexpected follows Kyrre’s journey into the unknown, and his dream of playing a stadium concert in the capitol of the island nation where he unexpectedly became a superstar. It is a wild and beautiful story about unexpected life paths, human connection, and, most of all, the universal language of music

In a field of silence and wordless gazes, the text takes shape on the faces that fill the screen. Bodies react and confront prejudice, vulnerability, and the central question: what does it mean to be a man? Against a stark white backdrop, multiple masculinities unfold, revealing not one path, but many ways of being.

Amidst a drought of independently run spaces and DIY venues in the seacoast area, Colin Grady and Nate Pastor put their heads together. Pastor’s, the small ME-based DIY venue would come back, stronger than ever. Despite the hurdles and roadblocks that were thrown their way, the space thrived: people were starving for spaces like this. With each show the turnout grew, breathing life into the garage, and stoking a fire in the minds of the Pastor’s crew. How big could the shows get? Many more hours were spent lovingly assembling this piece weaving in and out of maximalist edits of performances from many of the artists who touched down on that spot of concrete in Berwick, ME, all captured through lo-fi voice memos and the lenses of obsolete cameras, and transferred to Hi8 and MiniDV tapes. Why the old cameras? Because this is something that could happen anywhere and at anytime. This is the story of a garage full of life - and how you could be a part of it.

9 motorcycle racers embark on different journeys, in different championships, in different parts of the world, with one goal: Become the best in the world.

Through the story of five Ukrainian artists who traveled to four separate hostings of the Burning Man festival in Nevada to represent Ukraine with their works, we see how Ukrainians use art as a way to exorcise their pain and share their sorrows, trauma, fear and hope with the rest of the world.

In the era of contemporary societies and scrolling, Shadow Boxing tracks the daily life of a solitary protagonist whose ambition is to display his virility. Fuelled by his ego and an ordinary pace of life, he sets out on a quest, scrolling through self-motivational content on the internet.

In a world where tradition and power are often synonymous with stagnation, Irina Karamanos, a young anthropologist and political activist (and former partner of Chile’s current president, Gabriel Boric), is breaking the mold. In 2022, she accepted and dismantled the role of First Lady, refusing to be a mere symbolic figure, shaking up Latin American society and inspiring new generations. Irina fought gender stereotypes and protected democracy, returning political power to those who rightfully deserve it: the people who were actually elected.

Director Lee Jeong-joon's distills more than a decade of patient observation, unwavering dedication, and profound ecological insight. Long known as the "Dolphin Man" for his commitment to documenting the lives of Jeju's Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins, Lee crafts a film that compels us to fundamentally reconsider our relationship with the sea—a space shared by both human and non-human beings.

Narrated by Javi, the only family member able to cross the border, Hope revisits his parents' migration story and the difficult reality that keeps them from returning home.

An indie-wrestling organization, CCW, shows what it takes to be heavyweight champion.

How did Turku become Finland’s oldest city? An eager reporter sets out to find out why and on what grounds the city of Turku will celebrate its 800th anniversary in 2029.

As a child, Zhenya used to watch cartoons before going to sleep. While revisiting family VHS footage, he begins to reflect on how deeply those cartoons shaped his sense of life — and of death.

Few sporting events hold the cultural weight of the Sydney to Hobart. Every Boxing Day, as the Cricket Test breaks for lunch, millions of Australians turn their attention to the start of the Great Race. For days, the nation follows the fleet into one of the world’s most treacherous bodies of water — Bass Strait — where shifting weather systems can turn elite competition into a fight for survival.

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.

The Lake Sturgeon has existed virtually unchanged for more than 130 million years. It survived a meteor impact and outlived the dinosaurs but we’ve found out it couldn’t survive in the face of human development. With only 1% remaining in the Great Lakes, conservationists in Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay are working to bring this iconic species back from the brink of extinction.

In December 2024, Ramón Inama received a phone call that would change his life: after nearly thirty years of searching, his sister, one of the nearly 500 babies stolen during Argentina’s last military dictatorship, had been found.

Documentary about Brazilian folk music group Os Tápes.

'The Love You Make' explores the life of the LGBT community in the Forth Valley area of Scotland. Director and Presenter Iris Savage interviews both members of her local LGBT group as well as the general public to get an idea of what struggles those in the community deal with and what needs to change.

Aided by machine learning, a bioengineer creates a mutant enzyme inspired by larvae capable of digesting plastic. Insects, sapiens, models, and machines are consumed by extraction, ingestion, excretion, and an unconscious drive to return to a state of matter before life.

This short essay film tells a personal story about pet cats and reflects on the act of filmmaking.

Sixty-year-old beggar Qisma wants to end her life. But her dog, Bobby, is holding her back.

Tyler and his friends get up to wacky hijinks in honor of his 18th Birthday

A series of shots representing the passage of 24 hours.

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.

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

In a flurry of social anxiety, entertainment and general unpredictability, we get an idea of what it is like to experience a documentary film festival, and what stays with us when it is all over.

Over the last 4 years, Lilou left her secret life behind, becoming a 64-year-old woman who enjoys DIY, gardening, cycling and looking after her grandchildren. As I accompanied her through her transformation, I filmed a family healing its wounds and reinventing a place for everyone. This is my family, Lilou is my father.

Between 1950 and 1960, members of Opus Dei arrived in Colombia to expand their influence in Latin America. In 2021, the complaint against this organization by 43 women for trafficking and exploitation reopened the historical wound. In an exercise of imaginative memory, a group of actresses enters an abandoned school to create a play inspired by those silenced lives.

Through five intimate and powerful portraits, we discover: Jessica, Nora, Marah, Imene and Marion. Five women who shape Marseille through their commitment, their energy and their story.

Blending video art, documentary and music video, Martin Bureau’s film explores the abuses of Western society, at once ravaged by late-stage capitalism and unable to free itself from it. A visceral image and sound experience, All Things Are No Longer Equal juxtaposes an aesthetic of excess and domination with the measured critical commentary of philosopher Alain Deneault, calling for reinvented forms of collective and local solidarity.

"Drawing Circles" is Yali’s first personal documentary — an intimate portrait of a young man at 20, searching for meaning, connection, and a way forward.

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.

A portrait of Clay and Paper Theater, Toronto artists whose storytelling, puppets and performances transform public spaces into celebrations of community and collective memory.

Inn a State of Siege tells the remarkable true story of Mustafa, Ismet, and Faruk-three ordinary men who worked at the legendary Holiday Inn hotel in Sarajevo during the city's brutal siege from 1992 to 1995, the longest siege of a capital in modern history. The battered hotel remained open and became a base for foreign journalists reporting on the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It stood perilously exposed on the notorious "Sniper Alley", the main boulevard where Bosnian Serb gunmen targeted anything that moved. Amid daily shelling and constant danger, chef Mustafa, waiter Faruk, and driver Ismet risked their lives to keep the hotel running, sustaining not only a hotel but also those around them. Thirty years later, this story explores how survival under siege shaped them, their sons, and the generations of Bosnians who inherited both the trauma and resilience of war.

This film follows the journey of three transgender artists and their processes of creation: of both their art and their gender identity.

Tao litterateur Syaman Rapongan bridges the bond between father and son through the Tatala and his writing, preserving the memory of his people. Spanning seventy years, the film interweaves footage from different eras, evoking the spirit of the language and culture rooted in the sea and the body. Along this journey, Syaman Rapongan learned and borrowed a foreign language to tell the story of his own people.

On 26 October 1929, Palestinian women launched their women’s movement in Jerusalem and protested at the British High Commissioner’s bias against Arabs in the Buraq uprising.

Torn from childhood to become a soldier, Alain reveals the invisible scars of war and his struggle to find his place in a world that has cast him aside.

An Experimental short film. A complete fictional story with some realistic elements to it.The second part of the diaries five part shorts. This part discusses the narrator's relationship with his home town while recalling some of his coloured themed memories of a picture of a black cat.

The Ghostrunners Podcast, hosted by Brad Ellis and Jake Triplett, consists of lighthearted, relatable, and hilarious banter between two best friends who love to find the humor in everyday life. This documentary tells the story of how two guys randomly starting a podcast unexpectedly led to a passionate fanbase and community surrounding it.

In Alta, thousands participate in the salmon lottery every year, where 700 winners get to buy an 18-hour fishing license. "Døgnet" is a strong tradition that brings generations together around salmon fishing as culture and identity. The documentary depicts a local community's struggle to preserve its bond with the river when wild salmon are threatened. What is really at stake when a species is in danger of disappearing?

Short documentary report on men's mental health.