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The Bible. So What? aims to provoke and address the kinds of questions a spectator might have about the Bible, which, although frequently overlooked, has shaped the moral, legal and cultural foundation of the Western world for the past 1,600 years. I aim to challenge the postmodern relativist impulse to find new meanings as I try to reorient the spectator towards the ‘grand narrative’ of the Bible. By reading it themselves, viewers may discover a deeper sense of meaning, purpose, personal significance, direction and ultimate truth in the Christian gospel, a personally meaningful metanarrative grounded in history, tradition and revelation. Although I present a single perspective due to the time constraints of my brief, the counterargument to my film is already present, as misrepresentations of the Christian faith frequently obscure and corrupt public impressions of the Bible. Therefore, I want to draw the focus back to the Bible, what it says, and show that it is worth reading.

A documentary on the former Snia site in Rome: from factory to unfinished shopping center, and now a space reclaimed by nature.

In this mockumentary following the local college news club, presenter Joe Bliss makes a costly mistake live on air and has to fight his way back to the top, facing workplace antics and a childish new hire along the way.

A short documentary about multidisciplinary artist Kirill Kukushkin, who specializes in working with natural materials. The film shows his work on a dog's head on the Hrazdan Bridge in Yerevan.

Moscow is famous for the new buildings erected on the sites of demolished buildings, even though these buildings were often recognized as cultural heritage sites. The historic urban environment is perishing, as is our spiritual and artistic history. Urban preservationists Tatyana Beloborodko and Dmitry Charakhchyan are striving to reach out to the public.

A short story about the life and work of Alexey Fishev (The Corner), the leader and inspiration behind one of Russia's most interesting underground bands, "Orgasm of Nostradamus." At first glance, he was an ordinary provincial punk, a heavy drinker who eventually became an alcoholic. But this is not just a chronicle of his downfall, but a portrait film about a man who found himself at the turning point of an era, when one world was already crumbling and another had not yet been built.

As Edirne's city dump is cleared to make way for a new prison, the film observes the final days of the dogs who call it home.

The video work revolves around a single bicycle ride—from the author's home to the home of his grandfather, who is supposed to hand over tapes from his personal archive for digitalization. While the visual component is entirely focused on the meditative spin of the wheels, the narrative is detached from the image.

The vehicles in Tron: Ares

The documentary WECCO WACKO FARM CLUB portrays the people behind the statistics and explores how agroecological farming can offer a solution to the impacts of climate change. In its “2050 Plan,” the Senegalese government aims to increase autonomy by producing more of its own food, thereby reducing its dependence on foreign imports. The film introduces us to the people leading this charge: women maintaining communal agroecological fields and forming cooperatives, and young people planting trees in the mangroves, developing innovative irrigation systems, and collecting plastic to keep their villages clean. It is a powerful story of resilience and creativity.

In an attempt to escape the mundane, a group of friends try something that's a little more on the dangerous side.

Photographer Pauly V. navigates life with chronic illness through Eco-experimental film photography.

Risograph originated in Japan during the 1980s, and a new movement of artists are redefining this printing technique, including Yolkless Press based in Calgary, Alberta. This short documentary highlights their artist-driven projects centered around the Asian diaspora experience, and how they provide a much needed platform for underrepresented voices.

In the heart of Havana, Grammy-winning composer Ted Nash invites young Cuban musicians to find inspiration in the colors and forms of a museum’s paintings. What begins as a search for melody becomes an awakening, as students uncover hidden voices within themselves—discovering passion, courage, and untapped creativity. Their week of exploration blooms into a radiant concert before more than a thousand people, where art and music merge into a testament of self-discovery and the boundless power of expression.

A series of tableaus about living in Australia.

A restless spirit in an abandoned building is disturbed.

Living legends of sailing and surfing cannot imagine themselves without the sea, and they explore the ocean and the limits of their own capabilities through sailing, surfing, and painting.

New movie by Marina Maria Ovchinnikova.

Where Do Clowns Go unpacks the incredible lives of five performing artists. This fly-on-the-wall documentary opens a window into their lives; the joys, conflicts and contradictions of living with the characters they create. Five career performers, across four countries, are all united by one thing; the draw of the stage.

A film about Ihor Kirilchatenko, a volunteer, veteran of the Russian-Ukrainian war, actor, and director from Dnipro, known by his pseudonym Artist. After being wounded and suffering from depression, the man found the strength to return to life through creativity and founded the independent patriotic theatre Art Front - a space for healing, recovery and the search for meaning for veterans.

A hopeful taklobo collector sets out to gather these rumored treasures, dreaming of newfound riches. But the question remains: can he turn his haul into the fortune he seeks?

Writers on Bicycles is a documentary comprised of interviews of writers that live in Key West. It offers a unique glimpse into American literature by showcasing a diverse group of authors shaped by this vibrant island town.

Set across India, Sri Lanka, and Guatemala, The Theory of Spice is a short film that traces the journeys of Ginger, Cinnamon, and Cardamom as living expressions of culture, community, and ancestral knowledge. What unfolds is a vivid meditation on the people and places that continue to shape the spirits of these timeless spices.

This short documentary depicts the experience of Selina Cheung, the producer of “The Road Runners' Spring” (2025), who began working part-time as a delivery walker during the film production. It explores the unique features of three food delivery platforms in Hong Kong and examines which urban landscapes are suitable for these walkers.

A film about a journey that fulfilled the narrator's, volcanologist Ilya Bolshakov, dream of traveling. The relatively little-known Krenitsyn Peak volcano is a unique geological formation that attracts and delights tourists from all over the world.

The story of Tierra del Feugo’s vanished indigenous population. With the help of nature footage, historical photos, texts, and drawings, a dialogue emerges between past and present. In interview sequences, descendants of indigenous people speak, while research reports recount the brutal missionary campaigns.

Atika, Karima, and Laetitia are fighting to obtain justice. These three women from Marseille have all lost a loved one in killings linked to organized crime. In the aftermath of these tragedies, they have each faced institutional and media-related violence. To obtain answers from the justice system and put an end to these tragedies, they are campaigning within the Collective of Victims’ Families.

A woman receives her first tattoo from a friend.

MemoriaRocas uncovers the silenced history of a former Chilean detention and torture center, tracing the origins of state repression during Pinochet’s dictatorship through documentary experience.

8-Track TeckHead, undead cybernetic DJ and head writer of the CHAINGUN ISLAND ZINE, takes to the streets of Milford to see just how aware people are of his work.

Dedicated to those who left their homeland, and those whose land is bleeding

This film portrays the childhood of Pukem Swa (10), whose name means winter sun. He is a mysterious boy who lives on a remote mountain in the Colombian Andes, where he learns an extinct indigenous language that no one else speaks. As we walk with him through the mountains, we encounter the Chibcha language, which begins to come alive: revealing the sounds hidden within the stones painted by his ancestors.

A self-reflective documentary observing the unseen labor that defines a Pashtun household.

After a random shooting left him paralyzed, Chris Rivera rediscovered life through the Triad Trackers, a wheelchair basketball squad that redefines success beyond wins and losses.