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Imagine you have a disease likely to leave you unable to talk or write. “Come Talk To ME” shows Parkinson's disease (PD) activist Jackie Christensen, husband Paul and friends with PD reflecting on how it has affected their own speech and relationships.
The Hungarian economy has been stagnant for years. In the film, we explore how we got here after the country's catch-up seemed like a success story in the second half of the 2010s. A large part of society benefited from the processes at that time, and the improving standard of living also laid the foundation for the support of the Fidesz government. However, after 2022, all of this came to an end in one fell swoop, which politics attributes 100 percent to external circumstances, such as war. The reality is completely different, and the reasons that have now slowed growth to near zero have been working in the background throughout the years that seemed successful on the surface. We show why the promised flight of aircraft is missed year after year.
Plunges into the Isle of Man TT, the world's most dangerous motorbike race, seen through a small team. With Francesco Curinga and Shaun Anderson, triumphs and disasters collide in a human drama and cinematic portrait of road-racing passion.
Martial law and the square that sweeped South Korea. The same fans I saw at the concert halls were there. Dear you, who brought your light to the square.
Documentary short on Kane Fetterplace and Red Tractor Foods
The Drift Queen is a high-octane documentary feature following Sandra Janusauskaite - a fierce and resilient woman carving her path in the male-dominated world of professional drifting. Filmed across Europe - from Spain, Latvia, and Lithuania to Hungary, Germany, Estonia, Greece, and Cyprus - the film captures the sport's intense physical and technical demands, along with the emotional and psychological toll it takes. Through Sandra's eyes, we witness the grit behind the glamour: the podiums, the breakdowns, the comebacks, and the relentless pursuit of speed. It's more than a racing story - it's a raw, cinematic journey into passion, identity, and what it takes to lead in a world that rarely hands over the keys.
From summer 2021 through Donald Trump's re-election campaign, four Republican insiders wage an uphill battle to transform their party's stance on climate change from within. A young grassroots organizer, a big-city mayor, an Iowa farmer, and an evangelical pastor — each embedded in different corners of the conservative ecosystem — risk alienation from their own communities as they attempt to reframe climate action as a conservative value. As extreme weather intensifies and the 2024 election approaches, they confront a political machine built on denial, testing whether personal conviction can overcome tribal loyalty. This is a deeply personal story about the cost of defying your own side and the haunting question that drives them all: will their efforts be enough before time runs out?
The ruins of ancient Egyptian temples and medieval kasbahs in Morocco reminds us of the inescapable presence of the past in the creation of the new.
A young man, Yaroslav, joins a research team in the taiga, where he learns about the daily work of scientists. In the field, the specialists study forest ecosystems: collecting tree cores, examining soil profiles, collecting plant samples, and recording environmental parameters. Through conversations around the campfire, working in the forest, and observing wildlife, the meaning of this seemingly inconspicuous scientific work gradually unfolds. The expedition demonstrates how a multitude of measurements and observations informs an understanding of complex natural processes and the formation of scientific knowledge about the region. The film reveals the lives of people who have dedicated themselves to studying and preserving the unique natural landscapes of the Amur region, becoming true guardians of the protected taiga.
As a wave of religion-based legislation sweeps through the U.S. public school system, a Central Florida school district debates whether to allow chaplains to volunteer in its schools.
As corruption grows in 1980s Florida, a beloved and charismatic local sheriff hides dark secrets that involve the mob, drugs, and trafficking of local children. Faced with nonstop harassment and death threats, a local homemaker-turned-journalist, Lucy Morgan, uncovers the truth—and in doing so becomes one of the first women to ever win the Pulitzer Prize for investigative journalism.
After the sudden loss of her father, Plamena returns from Sydney to her hometown in Bulgaria. She is caught between the intimacy of grief and the cold machinery of an investigation into what happened. Through fragmented timelines, intimate family moments, and AI-generated readings of institutional letters, No Way to Say Goodbye transforms personal loss into a reflection on empathy and the power of memory to shape who we are. Blurring the boundaries between the personal and the institutional, the film asks how we can remain human in a world increasingly governed by automation and indifference.
At Gaza’s fences, Khalil searches for a way home. From a hospital bed to the streets of Acre and Jaffa, the film explores his dream of return. Weaving past wounds with the ongoing Israeli genocide, where Khalil and his family were murdered, it remains a testimony of a man seeking to live in freedom and equality on his land.
Far away is where you don’t want to go, ERT3 captures the offering of the Aegean Team to the border islands. There, where the sea connects and volunteering becomes a journey of life. 450 nautical miles, 5,525 medical examinations, 18 specialties, 132 volunteers. There, at the edges, where the scream of the islands meets the whisper of humanity. There, between need and the human being… a road to the sea!
The 2026 Barkley Marathons featured one of the deepest and most accomplished fields in race history. With elite ultrarunners like Mathieu Blanchard, John Kelly, Max King, Damian Hall, and Sébastien Raichon all on the start line, many wondered if this would finally be the year the course was conquered again. Coming off a brutal 2025 edition that produced no finishers and only a single Fun Run from John Kelly, expectations were uncertain. The talent was undeniable. The preparation was meticulous. But would it be enough to beat this version of the Barkley? In this film, we follow the unfolding drama loop by loop, combining on-the-ground race coverage with historical context and insight from key voices in the Barkley ecosystem, including Lazarus Lake, Keith Dunn, and Carl Laniak. As the race develops, a deeper reality emerges. At Barkley, fitness alone is never the whole story.
A tour of the institution "Faro de Alejandría", located in the city of Guadalajara, in which we explore their activities, it's emergence and it's great work to help people with autism.
During pandemic isolation, Jonas has the brilliant idea to have the world’s most expensive Connect Four game made in precious metals. He gets in touch with goldsmith Eddie, and soon the project escalates beyond what they ever imagined, with hundreds of texts and soaring prices.
In a suburb of Stockholm, a group of 13-year-olds prepare for the rhetoric competition Debattmästarna. Guided by their mentor Mariama, they train to articulate their views on charged social issues such as crime, stop-and-search zones, and profiling based on clothing.
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.
Live At The Void captures the DIY nature of the local music scene, with full sets filmed at a Mount Roskill flat during a 21st birthday bash. Featuring Neither Do I, Park Flyers, CCTV, and 花溪 Flowerstream, this concert film is a modern snapshot of the Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland City indie scene. It blends performance with on-screen commentary from film-makers Corey Fuimaono and Liam Hansen.
As the last lighthouse keeper in America approaches retirement, Dr. Sally Snowman reflects on her spiritual and emotional connection to the country’s oldest light station.
An experimental short film that explores, from a personal perspective, the implications and devastating effects of gentrification on the housing sector in Tijuana.
Through items left behind, After the Game explores traces of structural violence at Europe’s borders.
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.
The film explores an imposing building on the outskirts of Shenzhen, China. A pioneering architectural vision of its time that continues to resonate decades later.
David Chichkan was an anarchist, artist, and political activist. His art was always inseparable from his political views. All of his works embodied calls to struggle for freedom, equality, and justice, for social and labor rights, and for the liberation of all people. Because of his views and his art, he repeatedly faced censorship, attacks, and attempts to cancel exhibitions — yet he never abandoned his position.
Snowfall in New York is a cinematic short film documenting winter in New York City in 2025 and early 2026, observed through street photography and moving images. Captured across one snowstorm this season, along with years prior, the film moves through both day and night, allowing each storm to unfold in its own rhythm. The quiet of winter days. The weight of falling snow after dark. The subtle shift in energy that winter brings to the city. This film observes the daily life that continues in the cold. People moving through their routines and streets softened by snowfall. Winter can slow the city down, but it never stops it.
Travelogue wherein a journey from Atlanta to Iowa is captured
A televised special to commemorate the theatrical release of Gokaiger Goseiger Super Sentai 199 Hero Great Battle, commeorating the 35th anniversary of the Super Sentai franchise.
In this speculative video essay, the filmmaker connects his medical history with the shifts in post-Cold War geopolitics and their impact on contemporary politics.
A tricycle driver contemplates the past, present, and future of his hometown amidst the tidal floods.
Every year, thousands of toads make the arduous journey back to the waters of their birth to reproduce. They have to overcome numerous dangers along the way - from dangerous roads to other obstacles that turn their journey into a fight for survival.
Fearing regret and desperate to keep hold of their history, the five sons of a small-town Minnesota matriarch must reconcile her getting on in years. Meanwhile, for her three grandsons who own and operate a funeral home, death cannot be run from.
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 portrait of the Parisian suburbs, which, from wooded fringes to urban, industrial and commercial zones, reveals these territories in their banality and their poetry, caught in the daily movement of workers and commercial flows bound for Paris.
The angel of history will rise, awaken the dead, and rebuild what has been destroyed; for ‘We have on this earth what makes life worth living’.
To fulfill her dream of opening an animal shelter, Gundega worked as a strip dancer and purchased a property where she, together with her mother Iveta, began building a new life devoted to caring for animals. This is a story of three generations of women — Iveta, Gundega, and Gundega’s daughter Ronja — revealing how interests, traits, and affection are passed down from one generation to the next, forming an invisible yet enduring bond between mother and daughter.
Ver, Veracruz is a documentary told through the eyes of native Veracruz filmmaker Andres Ramirez. The film follows three Jarochos as they reflect on their past, present, and future, and their personal relationships to the city and its ties to one of Mexico’s oldest cities, revealing what defines Veracruz beyond its beaches, food, music, culture, and history. The goal is to answer the central question of the film: What defines Veracruz as a special place beyond its surface?
A documentary that asks young people how they feel about Irelands culture when it comes to welcoming diversity. We narrow in on Sarah Sida, a model and college student born in South Sudan who shares with us what it was like growing up in Ireland as a black woman.
discover what drives the storytelling both in and out of the Grid
Prepare with Evan for his daily walk to work.
The story of a Mayo man exiled to New York following the Irish Civil War.
On a quiet Sunday morning aboard the Marmaray, the train traveler drifts into reflection, guided by poems written across different eras. Memories of pleasure and farewell intertwine as literature gives shape to emotions that remain unchanged through time. A short film about solitude and continuity.
A fascinating look at the building of a Brough Superior SS1000.
We follow Čan Martin, a 14-year-old snowcross rider from Kautokeino, as he navigates the challenges of this high-risk sport with the dedicated support of his family and local community. This short documentary is an inspiring story about pursuing dreams, overcoming obstacles, and the strength of family unity.
After marrying her wife in Switzerland, Chinese filmmaker Yue returns home to confront the quiet fractures between her and her mother. Across generations, two women begin to speak—about marriage, gender, and everything they’ve kept silent.
one year of teenage life on vhs tape
"Marques Mendes & O Valor Da Experiência" was a "music" "group" created with the purpose of performing on the 29th edition of Caldas Late Night. The intention of the project was to carry out a DIY performance of noise and rock music, played by people with no experience. This video documents that concert, which took place on the roof of an old traffic police station.
After returning to the village she grew up in, Monika meets up with Joso, her elderly neighbor whose trapped in a loop of PTSD, loneleyness and personal tragedy brought on forth by the events of the Croatian War of Independance, the lack of proper care for veterans and the gradual decline in the region of Banovina.