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Documentary about the painter Morio Matsui

A fascinating and sometimes absurd portrayal of a bureaucracy whose literal obedience archives our present. What imprint do we leave behind for future generations to find in our mountains of everyday print?

Two siblings living in different cities try to make up for lost time during a week-long visit.

A Documentary on the humanitarian organization, Youthlinc.

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.

A representation of the inter-generational connection to selling flowers on Grafton Street.

The Red Wolf was tattled on for something it didn't do and now it's in time-out.

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.

Millions of birds pass through our yards during their bi-annual migrations, but they face an invisible killer along the way: glass windows. In the US alone, an estimated one billion birds die each year when they collide with windows. Now, two organizations help pave the way to a bird-friendly future.

When an Italian photographer moves to Northern Norway, he carries a dream: to explore the icy Arctic waters and film the iconic wolffish amongst lush kelp forests. But beneath the surface, he finds a stark reality - an ocean floor stripped bare, where the once-thriving sea forests have nearly vanished.

Documentary about the experiences of Irish and Pakistani elders in Cricklewood.

Told through a series of footage from the present and the past, Clara and Quin visit their father for winter break and reminisce on their childhood.

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.

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.

Henri lives on the outskirts of Brussels. He loves life but is letting himself die. He withdraws into a world shaped by Diogenes syndrome, where his cluttered home becomes a reflection of his inner self. But Henri’s everyday life takes a surprising turn when he opens himself up to the filmmaker’s help in beginning to tidy his home. Over time, something in Henri slowly shifts.

More than 100.000 people follow the two-wheeled adventures of iamdeathrow on Curaçao online. Filmmaker Tittel del Mar creates an intimate portrait of Alexander Hanst. When he’s not riding, he struggles with the pressure of becoming a better version of himself. What is the difference between the version of you that you show to the world, and the person you would really want to be?

Portrait of an artist grandfather

Yang Young-sam, a 77-year-old haenyeo (female freediver) battling dementia, prepares for a final ritual goodbye.

Between laughter, makeup, and confessions, a group of trans and travesti artists get ready to take the stage. In the intimacy of the dressing room, their humanity emerges — bonds, tenderness, and resistance.

Jung Ei-jin (79), the last transferee of the four Gukchang families, is looking for a transferee of the Dongpyeonje "Sugungga". Jung Ei-jin has many disciples, but everyone is unsuitable as a transferee due to circumstances. Jung Ei-jin is suffering because he can't find a successor as he ages. Students who continue their dreams narrowly between art and livelihood say they are happy when they sing.

The documentary captures the stories of children from rural areas who learn to program and build robots for free in public libraries in Bălan - Sălaj County, Tazlău - Neamț County and Vladimir - Gorj County. The last frames were filmed at the CODE Kids 2025 National Science Fair on 15.11.2025 held at the Politehnica University of Bucharest.

A short surfing documentary that focuses on a local Norfolk surfer, originally from South Africa, who talks about the positives of the surfing community.

After getting only a fraction of engagement on social media, young creative filmmaker Kobula and his friend Saniko go through hard times. Kobula aims to go out in public and promote his work, while Saniko wants to pursue a tech career, get a real job, and leave everything behind. everything changes when they cross paths with a rising CEO and inventor.

A series of 1990s events documented through old VHS footage, documenting the lives of people before the year 2004.

Flat, 2026, is a new moving-image installation by Renèe Helèna Browne that unfolds within the shifting conditions of the so-called “mica scandal” in Donegal, Ireland, where thousands of homes were discovered to have defective concrete blocks. The work traces a period of transition wherein one dwelling is slowly relinquished as another takes form, shaped through repetitive acts of making and unmaking. Attending to gestures of labour, care, and adaptation, the film considers how knowledge circulates outside formal structures, carried instead through bodies, materials, and shared routines. Rooted in a rural environment where weather, animals, and tools inform daily rhythms, the installation reflects on how lives are reorganised through acts of repair and endurance. Flat offers a close study of resilience within conditions of structural change.

Featuring accounts from victims, a police officer, and a Crown prosecutor, this documentary examines the risks women face on dating platforms, as well as the mechanisms intended to protect them. Drawing on the phenomenon of "Are We Dating The Same Guy?" support groups on Facebook, *Féminisites* sparks a vital conversation about online gender-based violence, platform accountability, and the rise of digital sisterhood. One thing is clear: behind the matches, algorithms, and carefully curated profiles, the consequences are very real.

The university was far more than just a place for classes. It was a community, a sanctuary, and a bastion of resistance. This short documentary captures the experiences of students at the Academy of Arts in Novi Sad, reflecting their relationships, fears, solidarity, and their shared need to stay present in a moment that changes everything. Created as a first-year exam project, the film offers an intimate glimpse into a generation navigating a time of uncertainty and togetherness.

Aviv and Evyatar are expecting a child, but when Arbel arrives, Aviv begins to suffer from depression. The family that has just been born now has to deal with a new and complex reality.

A collection of the works of Tamim Al Barghoti

The documentary will combine archival footage of Brant’s career with interviews that will showcase the “professional and comedic bond between Brant and Joey,” whom the station notes make up the only father-son meteorologist team in the market.

An inside look at the making of Obsession, and its creative process.

During a documentary residency in the Sierra Maestra, Cuba, a filmmaker befriends Sara, a seven-year-old girl who moves between San Pablo de Yao and La Nave. Together, they play and explore a world where Sara is simply a child; within this everyday intimacy, traces of the island’s crisis quietly emerge. The filmmaker transforms this bond into a letter to Sara—a return to those shared days, and a way to think of her from afar after they part.

A documentary exploring the Indus Valley Civilization, which once flourished along the banks of the Indus in what is now Pakistan and India.

Following a group of seaweed harvesters along the Cornish coastline, navigating the changing relationship between coastal communities, food traditions, marine ecosystems, and environmental stewardship.

Two acts take place at once.

The final bit of tape billows about as Locky holds the roll.