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An experimental 16mm exploration of marginalised land space bordering the River Tyne, exploring themes of trace, collective memory and social history through the post-industrial river landscape.

Perforations made directly into 16mm black leader attempt what Sitney describes in relation to Breer’s 70 as ‘five-frame holds’, whereby methods used to control the movement of onscreen forms have the effect of retarding motion. Small Things confronts the purely plastic problems that persist in the manually made film, of registering marks in the same place over a series of frames. At the same time it does not discourage the interpretation of these forms as a gathering, not so much of particles, but rather of a swarm or a murmuration.

The Chilean Atacama desert provides the backdrop for a series of static shots that foreground emptiness. The natural setting becomes a mental space. The artist systematically studies material limits, the invisible, the unintelligible. She explores emptied landscapes as allegories of sensory deception and metaphors of fragility.

A sensitive portrait of the Sorbian composer Juro Mětšk (1954–2022).

When i was young i always wanted to have a dog, but we couldn't afford it. so i just bought me a bag, that's quite the same. so come on little baggy, let's go for a walk. An experiment, "environ-mental", in the best sense, a film about what surrounds us, about imagination and perception that can become reality.

He made tons of enemies, faced more than 40 attacks and assassination attempts, and yet he got away without a scratch. How did Hitler protect himself? Obsessed with his personal safety, the dictator took extraordinary security precautions day in and day out: Surrounding himself with bodyguards, employing tremendous means and using surprising strategies to keep his relentless fears at bay. Based on archives and the testimonies of historians and psychiatrists, this film reveals the most intimate fears of this terrifying figure.

26 year old Francesco's life in Taranto is always the same. He doesn't have a steady job and always hangs out with the same friends. On his 27th birthday he makes an incredible discovery: the candle on his cake, only if broken, is able to fulfil any of his wishes.

A film by Samira Guadagnuolo.

The story takes place in the waiting room of a private clinic where a famous surgeon, Dr. Calvesi, operates. There, two patients are waiting to have a meeting with him. They discuss their problem: doing a kidney transplant for a fee.

"Portavoce" (Megaphone) traces back the evolution of a culture of protest in Romania, developing in recent years, through the voices and opinions of key actors involved in social mobilization, in direct actions and in the development of a cultural scene favorable to political involvement.

A science fiction fantasy which subverts the stereotypical genre of the photo novel in a universe populated by Amazonian warriors, androgynous diplomats and genderbenders.

Through the poem "Busco Tu Piel Inconfesable" by Antonio Gamoneda, I try to capture the emotions and the message of the poetry and translate it into an audiovisual format. Gestures, movements and actions that allow giving the value of each one of the words of the poem. The blink of an eye can define everything.

While filming and sound recording in Scotland (Ailsa Craig, Bass Rock, Isle of May, Outer Hebrides, Troup Head) during a residency at the Centre for Contemporary Arts in Glasgow, and in Eastern Quebec (Parc national de l’Île-Bonaventure-et-du-Rocher-Percé, Parc national Forillon), I became interested in the North Sea and North Atlantic Seabirds. The video Leading Edge / Trailing Edge loosely evokes, through seascapes, portraits of birds and recent scientific data, the actual situation of boreal seabird species, in the era of climate change.

It is the story of an immersion in the age of rebellion. Do they feel heirs to 68? What are they questioning in today's world? In the high school environment, five students take up these questions and lead the investigation, between arguments and giggles, camera in hand and reflection in mind.

Vincent, a French male who was plagued by sexual addiction and could not live normally, uses a social software called "Finder" to date an Asian woman, Monica. When meeting, he founds out Monica to be a male Transgender. It's a story of waiting, meeting and having the courage to choose.

It tells the story of Marta and Teresa, who will face each other in the "Tamalon Navideño" contest, to find out who prepares the best tamal. To win the award, they will put their friendship of years to the test.

Ramiro is special. He lives in his world of comics and movies where his characters are monsters or on the way to being. One day he meets a former partner and receives a kiss from a stranger. From that moment everything in his life begins to transform.

At night, the princes of the city come on stage. A portrayal of two lovers of the night who, contrary to what we think, are almost the same.

During his lifetime, he commanded the burning of his complete stock of works, letters and writings after his passing away. Fortunately, his publisher and friend didn't carry out his wish and has in this way saved a crucial piece of world literature. But who really was the graduate lawyer Franz Kafka? The TV documentary reveals that his narratives and novels were not as incomprehensible as many might claim. Several text passages are cinematically implemented and, by doing so, easier to understand. The documentary proceeds towards Kafka's stages of life. To Prague, obviously. To Vienna and to the Baltic Sea, where he eventually found his last love. Going further into the question why he never seemed to come to fulfillment with anyone, even though he was popular among women. Theatre and opera performances, «The Trial» at the Salzburg Festival complete the film as well as investigations at the «Oxford Research Centre», which targets Kafka in its studies.

A surefire tactic: science fiction is ideal for political criticism. Alleged reports made in 2015 in Córdoba and summarized 50 years later by an alien allow us to investigate ubiquitous police control, the technical evolution of humans, the political history of the province, and the relationship of all this to Macri's victory that year. The instability of the images and the perplexed tone of the agent's voiceover create the narrative distance necessary to undermine any form of ideological certainty.

When Amy catches her husband in the act, she falls down the stairs, bangs her head, and wakes up with amnesia - believing she is 16 and that the year is 1999. Aside from the wrinkles on her face, Amy is a teeenager again - outspoken, hormonal, obsessed with emo poetry and, crucially, fixated with tracking down her high school best friend Polly.

New Orleans : along Claiborne Avenue in the Tremé, the community reclaims its history and territory through its mural work and the through the masking traditions of the Mardi Gras Indians.

‘The Invisible Player’ is the first documentary about homophobia in football in Italy and tells the story of the Florence-based gay-friendly Revolution Team. Through interviews with the Galatasaray and former Italy, Fiorentina and Roma manager Cesare Prandelli and the former Milan centre back Alessandro Costacurta the documentary promotes a debate around the topic and offers support for gay players.The film also looks at the relationships between players, clubs and fans and the impact of these in promoting a diverse and welcoming environment in football for gay players.

To honor the memory of her late husband and get closure, Gisèle travels back to Canada. Joined by her daughter Candy, the two women embarck for an artistic trip upon the roads of Alberta. Along the way they meet Jacques, a native american actor who agrees to accompany them in their journey.

Enno, who became known with the trilogy VERGESSEN IM HARZ, reports on his long-distance hike through Germany's northernmost low mountain range.

In the middle of the night, a group of teenagers practice skateboarding without notice that somebody is watching them from the shadows. One of the girls separates from the group to return home through the lonely streets of the city and someone follows her.

This film, created during the recent Alchemy Film & Moving Image residency in the Sahara Desert, has a tripartite structure inspired by the Chinese name for Morocco (摩洛哥), with the parts focusing on three different sensory modalities (touch, seeing, and hearing) through which the visiting filmmaker experienced the desert environment. Underlying the whole film is the question of how she positioned herself in relation to the host country during her short stay, whilst acknowledging that her subjective experience of the place was inevitably fragmentary and limited.

A documentary on film director Claude Berri’s life and career

The pressures of having to make an amazing film for TED sent this deadpan, deep-voiced, award-winning filmmaker into a crippling spiral of self-doubt and comic indecision.

A little girl looking for special attention walks on a thin line of reality.

WESTERNIZED KOREANESS= HYBRIDIZATION AND, LOVE is a serie composed of 6 videos featuring archetypal characters, interpreters of «love-stories» in which we find the characteristics of Korean dramas.

The female protagonist finally makes it to get a job as an intern. But after a while working at this weird company, she finds out the criminal site of it and learns to be a criminal herself.

Dancing Grass captures the communal harvesting of teff among Tigreans of Northern Ethiopia. Teff, an ancient indigenous grain, is central to the livelihood of smallholder farmers and may be called the 'cereal core' of Ethiopian national food identity. A local elder provides the commentary for the sequence of events that unfold in the homestead, fields and neighbourhood of the author's eldest brother and family: the cutting of the 'dancing grass'; the drying and stacking; the threshing and winnowing; then the sale of teff in the local market; off with a donkey to the mill; cooking enjera for family and guests; coffee drinking and blessing; and finally the Mesqel fire, an Orthodox Christian celebration at the end of the rainy season.