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Charlotte and Sophie have been a couple for a long time. One Sunday, while they are having lunch, Sophie places a rock on the table claiming that it's a meteorite...

Notes on a trip.

English football team, Dover Athletic are left to survive relegation from English football's non-league premier division, after losing their key players to larger clubs. First team manager, Chris Kinnear has to work with new, inexperienced players to try and retain Dover's 'National League' status.

For more than a quarter of a century, Russia has been conducting a peacekeeping operation in a conflict area between Transnistria and the Republic of Moldova. Starting from the observation of the trilateral “peacekeeping post” on the Dniester River, this documentary reflects the life in the region, which is sluggish under the supervision of the mission’s soldiers.

On the subject of circuses during wartime, illustrations and more are shown.

In the half-light of a basement, Quai des Orfèvres, is a reconstructed crime scene. Aurore, in her protective suit, snaps away; she is training. Yves and Thierry, her instructors, have been with "the firm" for ages, they know the job inside-out. Photographing a crime scene requires technique, a particular angle for evidence, a certain approach to space. A little-known profession, but one essential to justice: forensic photographer.

To match the ideal of beauty, the human back has to be straight and exhibit strength. It’s the largest part of the body and makes us stand erect. “Shapes” pays homage to different kinds of backs: those marked by scars, curvatures, deformations, deviant from our norm.

Mélanie is a young woman who comes to watch over a house in the absence of its owners. However, Mélanie soon realizes that she is not alone.

You’ve got something I want. All good comes to he who waits. I always wait… Nothing ever comes my way. My nephew, he’s a millionaire. My sister’s husband’s a millionaire. My other nephew, he’s a millionaire. And my cousin, she’s a millionaire. You know, just because we get older we don’t stop wanting those things.

TV Movie aired on "RMC Décourverte". Summary: On October 13, 1917, at 5 a.m. in the Cova da Iria meadow in Portugal, tens of thousands of people arrived from all over the country. They are waiting in the rain for a so-called miracle announced 3 months earlier by a woman who would have appeared to 3 children. This miracle would be linked to a secret, which would have been entrusted by the Virgin to the three young shepherds on the same day and which fuels controversy and concern. 4 years of investigation and filming in 13 countries were necessary to finally lift the veil on this secret which has terrified the greatest world government, the Vatican, for 101 years.

A filmmaker from Scotland tries to understand what it means to be between two cultures by spending time with the women in her Algerian family.

Short film by Ignazio Fabio Mazzola.

September 11, 2001 devastated the lives of countless people and changed the world. Two planes hijacked by supporters of the Islamist terrorist network al-Qaeda crashed into the towers of New York's World Trade Center. A third plane flew into the Pentagon, another was crashed in Pennsylvania. Almost 3,000 people have to die. Contemporary witnesses recount the experiences of September 11th from their perspective.

Silience at LFEST is a crowd-created iPhone short film that was created by participants in an iPhone filmmaking workshop at LFEST lesbian arts festival in 2017.

Commissioned by No Bound’s Festival artistic director. ‘Final Sheffield’ portrays the ethos of the event in a non traditional way and exists as a piece of work that can speak on it’s own.

Tommy is a gay boy, living with many challenges in his life. His friends make fun of him and push him to do things like stealing alcohol, abusing drugs and jumping down a cliff. After many situations, Tommy asks himself the question "courage - what is that?", that will be answered by the film: "Courage is standing up for yourself!"

A couple lives happily in love until one of the parties tells the other that they have contracted HIV. What initially could be cause for separation, perhaps help strengthen their relationship.

A startling new documentary from director Sam Callis examining creativity and mental health through the eyes of the brilliant stand up comedian Terry Alderton and filmed over the course of a year.

Twenty men crossing a bridge, into a village, are twenty men crossing twenty bridges, into twenty villages, or one man crossing a single bridge into a village. This is old song that will not declare itself... (Wallace Stevens)

A place of webs and shadows, where time slows and a strange music signals enchantment. The Loom features an eerie soundtrack by composer Abi Fry, produced by recording the otherworldly sounds issuing from an Aeolian harp. The Aeolian harp, an instrument played solely by the wind, was a prime symbol of the Romantic era. It was thought to have been originally invented by Athanasius Kircher (1601-1680) who was also lowered into the crater of Vesuvius, tried to construct a world language, and studied Egyptian hieroglyphics. The Aeolian harp that features in The Loom was made especially for the film by instrument maker James Parry. Toby Tatum’s film “The Loom is a disturbing work that will patiently involve the spectator in its web” Curtas Vila Do Conde, 2019 festival catalogue.

Under the sea a whale tries to help the smaller creatures who are struggling with plastic waste. On land a young girl seeks help to clear the sea in her area. But neither the girl nor the whale can succeed on their own.

Strong storms ravage an inhospitable place in which a strange character, armed and prepared for war, is forgetting his status as a soldier while suffering a strange metamorphosis that immerses him in the exploration of a world for which he is not prepared.

Quim, is a 24-year-old boy who lives in Valencia, which will tell us different phases of his life until the moment he falls in love for the first time, in a society where not all types of love are correctly accepted.

Gloria is young, pregnant and in prison. She plots her escape while in hospital in a Roman suburb with the help of a friend. Yet preparing to go into labor, she is under strict and constant observation as she must go back to jail soon after giving birth. In these extreme circumstances, she meets a woman who is her opposite but may be willing to aid her after all.

Time passes for everyone, we see it on our skin. For nature it is different, it transforms, changes and goes on without stopping. Inexorable, and we need only adapt

We control the game. The demonstrators on the screen are not just our avatars, they are fighting for their and thus for our rights. They demand a society without corruption and crime, a life in freedom. Virtuality becomes part of our own reality. And the imagined place could be anywhere.

Five friends get together in a country-side house, far from everything. After some strange events, they disappear one by one until only Lea and Adrian remain. They will have to play a dangerous game of Hide and Seek to find their lost friends.

This paper deals with issues related to the use of language(s) in a globalized and highly economicized working world. From the personal perspective of a cultural worker, it highlights the privileges required to make oneself understood in an industry dominated by a few languages. In direct interpersonal contact, nonverbal communication also seems to work well.

Climbing over walls and fences is practiced by various people in the Kassel area for over a month. This causes irritation in everyday life, border crossings, and questions about ownership and space. Where are boundaries drawn, and why is it unusual or forbidden to cross them?

Testimony in first person of the Chilean human rights leader Mireya García about the history of her family and the break that meant, personally and nationally, the 1973 Civic-Military Strike. It's the story of a family, and through it, history of her country in the last 45 years.

Result of twenty years of patient and passionate collection, constituting a fund of several thousand images taken on the German side and most of them unpublished, The Red and the Gray offers an adaptation of the famous war story by the German writer Ernst Jünger, Storm of Steel. Confronting History, photography and writing, carried here by the voice of Hubertus Biermann, the film documents the passage from the old world of 1914-1915, the Red of the 19th century, to the Gray which replaces it, that of "the inhabitant of 'a new world'.

A speculative vision of evolution that takes its cues from Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s novel Herland and Elaine Morgan’s aquatic ape hypothesis, particularly parts where the authors describe male fears of their surroundings.

The institution is complex, and the French are wary of it, even though they contribute 20 billion euros to it every year. "Pièces à conviction" was able to enter the corridors of the European Union, follow members of parliament, bureaucrats, and even one of its top leaders to find out how these billions are spent. It all starts with the functioning of the European Parliament.

What could possibly happen to two girls in a graveyard late at night?