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Documentary about the Cuban political turmoil between 1963-1970.

A fusional love story, between sensuality and children's games. An intense encounter, a walk of memories, and the anguish of a woman in love.

"A puzzle for kids. A puzzled young father. It’s far more difficult and surreal than you may think".

In Downtown Los Angeles, Skid Row contains one of the largest stable population of homeless people in the United States. Skid Row is not just an area but an example of marginalisation and inequality. "Sex, Drugs and Homelessness" is an exploration of the human condition. The great American social experiment, maintaining the divide with the creation of a “double triple under class, super triple underclass”. A glimpse into the under class as a community and how it has taken shape to exist within the system. Is Skid Row inevitable in the realm of this society or is there hope to reform?

Through a series of text, clips, and sounds popping up on a simulated computer screen, French researcher and filmmaker Chloé Galibert-Laîné investigates the noise that terrified Daney, as well as those that have scared her; the result proving its success by, spooking us in turn.

In a distant town, a birdman whispers the story of a madman: Horse Dude, a weirdo.

Romulo and his boyfriend live in the room on a terrace, almost a tiny take off runway that allows them to fly in their marital, artistic, pornographic and spiritual adventure, even though the categories blur their edges to be almost equal fuel to create a trail that crosses heaven and earth.

Núria and Joan have been companions since they were 15 years old. The traditional roles within their marriage have given them 30 years of routine stability. The opening of a family business and the discovery of dance effect a radical transformation in Núria. At 56, Núria looks back reflecting on her past… and she decides to reinvent herself. Joan, sensitive and introverted, feels more and more distant from the Nuri of his youth, and misses her. She is not willing to go back to how things were. This documentary project, wrenched from the heart, gives us the inevitable reflection on the harsh human condition.

Global Village, digital generation: mysterious sexual assaults, real and virtual identities, a policewoman who becomes obsessed with the hunt…but who is she after? A socio-critical tech-noir debut film, showing the alarming dangers of new technologies.

Bradford is a city of cars - as this documentary shows. But being a city of cars does come with its problems.

The film tells a story about memory and reality. A girl seeks for a man who gave her a flower in her childhood.

A journey from the civilising void of the desert to a maximal urban, capitalistic and hedonistic density, which in the case of Las Vegas assumes some bizarre expression. The film is a contemplation without any people or moving machines in it, focussing on the built and designed. The narration is fragmentary and works with calm frontal, raw tracking shots. The film is also a narrative of “city-becoming”.

Dario and Maury, two actors refused from any theatre, academy, and cinema have decided to move to the gay Roman nudist beach of Capocotta. Here, they have set their stage, in a place where people come to feel free and unconstrained by the rules of society. Persevering with their philosophy of ‘failure as a new form of victory’ they have become the Principe (the Prince) and the Contessa (the Countess) of the beach. In 20 years, they have gathered their own loyal audience, staging scenes and creating a long repertoire of amateur little movies where they confess the bitter reality of missing the stage, the one “only the so-called ‘gentlemen’ are allowed to deal with.” With irreverent tones of Pop, Dance and Folk music, this film celebrates failure as a parody, making anybody willing to watch, a Prince or a Countess of the non-victories.​

The journey of a 'sui generis' company between theatre and life. The making of a show between truth and fiction. Sixteen actors and a director engaged in the pursuit of their own identity, beyond the concept of male and female.

Winner of Young NOVA Award 2017

A young writer and the fictional detective from his stories attempt to solve a mystery while on a writers' retreat.

Animation with found footage shot in 16mm.

When we get together it is usually loud. The table is set, we laugh and eat. Just like in every family. Then silence falls. Daily life returns. That’s how life goes on. This finite life. Everyone carries their experiences within. One bends under the weight. Another shares them. Some bury them deep. Everyone does the best they can. I often ask myself how we found one another in our family. What are the ties? What is all of it about?

Lip Service is a rumination on the tension between intimacy and alienation. Lip Service is about being too much in your head when you’re meant to be in another’s.

Jubilant figures race naked through a forest and two men carry a sheep towards an unknown destination.

After the death of his father, a middle aged filmmaker returns to his hometown to visit the friends he grew up with.

Life and miracles of the first black Saint of America shot in real locations. San Martin 's case had to be reviewed before the Inquisition jury before becoming a Saint. Shot in 4K.

Benedict Seymour’s experimental feature is an urgent, engaging journey into the London riots and our current political situation via imagery from dystopian science fiction.

A documentary short exploring the world of Josh and Jay, two men coming to terms with their own childhood, who dedicate their lives to the unusual practice of paedophile hunting. They take the law into their own hands, posing as underage girls on social networking sites and meet and confront online child groomers leading to their arrest.

In a park, a girl sends a message to her boyfriend. Something interrupts her.

An homage to the river Segura. In the little town of Pontones, Luis thinks about staying there or moving to a bigger city looking for better opportunities.

Narrated by Dominicans, Después de Trujillo tells the story of the violent dictatorship of Rafael Trujillo through the marks it left on the landscape. A mix of interviews, archival materials, and new footage, tracks the regime’s quests to tame the nation, and surveys sites where past trauma lives on. Myriad voices—from historians and architects, to activists and torture victims—guide this journey through monuments, memory gardens, and contemporary ruins, moving from the cyclone that devastated Santo Domingo as Trujillo came to power through to the modern architecture erected to consolidate his rule, and the testimonies of resistance that led to his demise. Amid the remanents of dictatorship that live on after Trujillo, questions arise as to how Dominicans manage this violent legacy. Can built environments and natural ecologies attest to the experience of dictatorship? Or, do they help it to be forgotten instead?

Every year, Hellfest raises its black flag on the coast of France and brings screaming hordes of music fans to experience three days of insanity. Witness the colossal effort and the army of misfits required to build Europe's go-to fest for metal.

The simpleton identical twin brother of a filmmaker not only gets his hands on this brothers camera but he also gets his hands on his brothers girlfriend.

Experience the fall of the Third Reich like never before, the last year of the war and the liberation of Europe from Nazi rule. Documented up close by the most courageous cameramen of their time and uniquely edited. The most authentic documentary about the fall of Hitler's Germany, over ninety minutes of brilliant HD color footage with impressive original commentary from the time.