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A fake documentary-style film submitted to the Gimme Truth! 2026 Competition at the True/False Film Festival in Columbia Missouri. “I Blame Chalamet” recounts Luke’s awful first date in high school that ended in ice cream induced vomit all over the date’s car. The premise of the movie is to determine whether or not they are telling the truth- is this story fiction or did Luke really have to live through that experience?
One of the most defining “non-places” of contemporary Greece, once a landmark of modernism, as well as a lasting promise of a distinctive cosmopolitan identity, the Elliniko International Airport is currently undergoing a process of transformation.
An observational documentary that captures moments from the everyday life of Achilleas Kyriakidis. Between speech and silence, the man behind the writer, the translator and the filmmaker gradually emerges. A portrait of the unseen.
A contemplative short capturing the present and a predictive vision of the future-world.
A musing exploration of gender as a pink jacket in the hall closet, as explained by fish.
A young Chinese photographer and her partner VT live through the wildest year of their lives, moving between the shadows of the pandemic and trancelike underground parties, chasing a form of freedom that feels almost out of reach. But idealism soon collides with reality. Under a cascade of violence, her former life collapses completely. To escape a world where justice is unattainable, the two make a difficult and desperate decision. Their route stretches from Asia to South America and then northward—through Thailand, Dubai, Ecuador, and Colombia, and across the Darién Gap. In Mexico, they ride 8,500 kilometers on motorcycles, confronting endless checkpoints, corrupt police, and armed groups. On May 5, 2024, they finally cross the border—an arduously won moment of “temporary success,” followed immediately by forced return. Everything resets to zero.
Ukrainian Serhii works in the construction industry in Sweden but never receives his wages. Together with the labor union, he tries to claim his rights in a system where workers unfamiliar with Swedish law are exploited repeatedly.
The film is based on a line from the Gospel of Thomas: "Jesus says: Find one who was not born of woman, fall on your face (and) worship him. That one is your Father".
As a long-term migrant caregiver, Fidati shapes Indonesian stories with Taiwanese paper clay. After years of separation during the pandemic, she returns to Central Java in 2024. Laughter and tears intertwine, yet family duty keeps her moving between two lands, where the taste of mangoes bridges emotions across the sea.
Braised Delicacies is more than a flavor—it is a legacy shaped by three generations. Master Lin Shun-Cheng upholds traditional craftsmanship passed down from his father, while his apprentice Lai Yun-Chun brings innovation, and Lin's son works to meet his father's high standards. Though different in outlook, all three of them share deep respect for cooking. The film captures how craftsmanship and love quietly endure in this 80-year-old Chiayi establishment of food flavors.
Hoʻomalu ʻĀina Maui follows students from Kīhei Charter School as they partner with Kīpuka Olowalu on wildfire mitigation and native planting along Olowalu Stream. Through interviews with students, their teacher, Kīpuka Olowalu staff, and a PhD candidate collaborating on the project, the film highlights the importance of blending cultural knowledge, scientific research, and hands-on stewardship. This student-made documentary celebrates the power of youth learning and working alongside their community to protect and restore the Olowalu watershed.
At Project Deer, our mission is to make roads safer for both humans and wildlife by using intelligent, accessible technology to detect animals in real-time and prevent collisions. We believe every life matters and we’re committed to creating a future where roads are shared responsibly, ecosystems are respected, and innovation drives positive change.
Nestled in New Jersey ‘s coastal marshes, a fabled research center has quietly tracked the marine life nearby. Now with water levels rising around them, these scientists face a new and unnerving subject to study: themselves.
Through items left behind, After the Game explores traces of structural violence at Europe’s borders.
A representation of the inter-generational connection to selling flowers on Grafton Street.
Pioneering Asian and Native Hawaiian marine scientists grapple with questions of belonging as they confront the long history of exploitation in coral reef research. Their work questions who holds authority in science—and what is lost when indigenous perspectives are dismissed. Grounded in the Hawaiian concept of kuleana — a sacred reciprocal responsibility between people and place — they are building new research models that prioritize the needs of local communities.
Through their favorite photographs, five people share emotional stories from their lives. Adressing themes such as love, family and grief, they also reflect on the power that pictures have not only to capture moments, but, specially, to preserve memory.
After their mother’s passing, sisters Noi and Nai are left to run her restaurant. As grief alters their relationship and pressures mount, they must navigate the fragile terrain of family, memory, and tradition.
14 days riding in the Tien Shan mountains of Kyrgyzstan.
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.
A documentary style examination of the artistic process, delving into the creation of a project that takes an immeasurable toll on its creator.
This film explores the issues of pride and shame in the national histories of states, addressing topics that spark debate in contemporary societies, such as colonial legacies, wars, religious conflicts, and economic exploitation. As demands for reparations grow in number and intensity, monuments are toppled, and moral values are reassessed, the need to distinguish between personal and collective responsibility becomes increasingly important, as does the need to address whether progress can ever justify atrocities.
A variety of storefront mannequins look at, contemplate on, and talk about public space.
Jann is one of the last remaining eider duck keepers on the remote Arctic island of Sandøy in Træna. Anchored in coastal heritage, Jann has unique island skills that embody the rich tangible and intangible culture of Northern Norway. When teenage Træna islander Adam and Jann meet on Sandøy, they form an intergenerational bond as they visit the breeding eider ducks tending their nesting homes.
Frede Rasmussen is a 79-year old man from rural Lolland who has decided, late in life, to seek love as an openly gay man. Having spent decades largely alone and outside the LGBT+ community, Frede steps into the unfamiliar world of modern dating with help from local queer support groups. From creating a dating profile to placing personal ads and going on hopeful yet awkward dates, the documentary tenderly captures his vulnerability, humor, and resilience. Blending warmth with quiet social commentary, the film explores aging, loneliness, and the universal desire for intimacy—proving it is never too late to search for connection.
A political documentary advocating for the candidacy of Laura Fernández, highlighting her platform as a continuation of the policies and administration of President Rodrigo Chaves.
An exploration of childhood comfort items and the psychological and emotional significance they hold.
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.
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 2023, filmmaker Taro Spirig traveled through China. He filmed himself and the people he encountered, hoping to capture something of their existence. A year later, Spirig saw footage of his late grandfather that his mother had shot. When he saw the love and grief in every frame, the director realized that this was what really mattered. The traces his grandfather left behind can be found in his mother's films.
A tricycle driver contemplates the past, present, and future of his hometown amidst the tidal floods.
For a DJ, keeping up with the latest trends is par for the course, but DJ Brian d’Souza, is forging his own path. Under his stage name, Auntie Flo, he learned to create innovative soundscapes from the subtle vibrations of living plants and mushrooms His musical exploration highlights the living ecosystem that exists all around us, urging us to see nature as living collaborator in the symphony of existence. Beyond the stage, his music promotes mental healing and environmental conservation, encouraging listeners to engage with nature in a new way. By collaborating with the natural world, Brian reshapes how we interact with the environment, giving Mother Earth a voice in the symphony of life and inviting us to listen to what’s hidden in plain sight.
A journey retracing my sisters’ 1992–93 displacement from Sarajevo through Bosnia and Croatia, guided by a childhood war diary.
A totally different vision, I'm addicted to a work created to celebrate 20 years of the director "victor Paulo" the work tells the whole process of his life
A 68-year-old man is the last miller in his village who knows the techniques of building and repairing traditional Iranian windmills.
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.
The island of Bácan, in the Venice Lagoon, is a strip of land that once emerged only in the summer. Human intervention, particularly the excavation work for the MOSE dam has altered the lagoon’s water balance, making the island a permanent feature. Through a narration that gives voice to the island itself, the film reflects on its changing nature and on the connection between humans, water, and the landscape.
one year of teenage life on vhs tape
The story of a man who turned Ukrainian dance into an explosion of emotion and energy, Pavlo Virsky. The legendary Virsky Ensemble conquered stages from Paris to Tokyo, received standing ovations in the world's most prestigious halls, and made audiences applaud while standing. Virtuoso performances, from dizzying hopaks to complex multi-figure compositions, have become the benchmark of mastery that no one has yet surpassed.
But the story turned upside down, they loved the murdered man, he was pure and beautiful, how can they scare a dead man to photograph him as they know a murderer... KATERINA GOGOU – Absent (Excerpt from a poem dedicated to Christos Tsoutsouvis) The blog katrami, after many years of research, created a documentary about the anarchist Christos Tsoutsouvis entitled "The smile that went out laughing at the sound of a pistol" exactly 40 years after the "battle" of Gyzis.
"Rapid Bay: The Town That Was", highlights the lifecycle of regional mining towns. In its former glory, Rapid Bay's existence relied entirely upon a single, finite resource but as the mine depleted, the economic justification for the town vanished, leaving behind homes, infrastructure and memories of a thriving town that once was." Fleurieu Film Festival - Focus on the Fleurieu, Award Winner (2026)
Charo and Manuel talk about what each of them is best at. Charo is terrible at proverbs and loves dates, but Manuel hasn't organized one for her in a long time.
During the Great Coronavirus Quarantine of the 21st Century, Queen Elizabeth asks everyone to stay inside. A young and joyful princess in her castle tries to do her best, before going depressed, while she has stayed all alone.
