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Every ten years, the filmmaker Albert Sackl sits naked in a black space in front of his camera, which he lets run on time lapse — shooting image for image, for around four hours each time, to arrive at a scant three-minute film — until all 4,000 frames of a standard 16mm roll of film have been shot. The basic idea (and not so simple challenge) comprises maintaining an erection for hours through the energy of friction, which (spoiler alert!) is not always possible. stiffness seems simple at first glance but is a cunning undertaking fluctuating between narcissism and self-demolition, frenzy and wasteland, self-satisfaction and self-torture (Stefan Grissemann).

For the sorrowful Gustavo, it was an ordinary night: an uninspiring, silent night. But suddenly, fun knocked on this door... and it wouldn't leave until it had run its course.

Using an excerpt from Simone de Beauvoir's book "The Second Sex," the audiovisual product is a choreographic reflection on the social role of women's submission to love.

According to estimates around 200,000 people lost their lives in the 50-year Colombian civil war. Another 25,000 were kidnapped, many are still considered missing. When the peace deal between the government and the FARC rebels was made in November 2016, guns were banned from the conflict. But the country's population have since faced the almost impossible task of having to agree on a common past. "The Shape of Now" illuminates this strenuous process and thus Colombia's leaden present from very different perspectives.

On a summer afternoon, a woman caresses herself, alone in her bed. Somewhere between thrilling journey and poetic trance, Babines is an ode to pleasure.

It narrates the events of a Galician town in the 50's from the perspective of a seamstress that works for well-placed women. Played by María Mera, Dalia is a dressmaker who lives in the city, a brave and fighter woman. Her unexpected death will take her to a town called Prescedo, where she will discover many things of her past. His arrival will open old wounds in a place full of secrets. But if something is found Dahlia in Prescedo is the admiration, love and passion of two very different men, Gonzalo (David Seijo) and Lourenzo (Xoán Fórneas), whom he will know by chance on his arrival at the town and who will embark on a fierce fight between they get to get to your heart.

‘En el pueblo de Las Salinas’ is a short essay-based documentary made following the meeting of the young director with some pseudohermaphrodit people in the Dominican Republic.

Traje de Luces | Suit of Lights is an expressive documentary composed with footage of a Spanish bullfight, that iconic imagery of highly decorated masculinity and violence masked as nationalism. The footage was drawn from Jacques Madvo Collection material filmed in Spain between 1976-1978.

At the end of her wedding day, the bride Elaha has locked herself in the bathroom. The last guests are waiting impatiently outside the door, but only her two closest friends are allowed to enter. Secretly they want to insert an artificial hymen inside her, but Elaha is hesitating. Is it not completely bizarre to start a marriage with a lie?

In 2014, Paraguayan journalist Pablo Medina was shot and killed in his car by two men dressed as soldiers. For years he had written about corruption and deforestation in the border region with Brazil. Guided by a safety manual developed for journalists after Medina’s murder, this film takes viewers on a journey through the border region, where Medina’s father lives, to the trial in the capital.

The film follows the separation of a married couple and its effect on their daughter.

Jean is a young man at the end of his studies, wandering in a city too big for him. His monotonous reality is shaken up when Antoine, a charismatic musician, takes him under his wing.

A film about the black head Carranza sheep and the ways of subsistence cattle related to them in Karrantza Valley (Bizkaia, Spain). A series of seven in-camera edited Super-8 reels explores the link between grass, sheep, feeding, wool, milking, cheese, threads. It is a project that began with the recalling of first moving pictures of sheep (MOUTONS ENTRANT À L’ABATTOIR, Lumière Brothers, 1896) and with the correlation between wool spinning and the film rolling pace.

One woman's meditation journey, and the distractions along the way.

Two zombies, one fate.

A modern cautionary tale about desire and control. The audience is sucked in to the power play between two characters who are using their internet anonymity for different agendas. Their dangerous game is compromised after one of them loses grip on reality.

A hungover woman’s movements the morning after the night before become warped where another realm is within reach and trying to make contact. Shown through two correlating videos, shot simultaneously.

London-based artist Elizabeth Price (UK, b. 1966) creates richly layered, moving image works made specifically for gallery settings. Composed of a broad range of imagery sourced from analogue and digital photography, animation, and motion graphics, her works are often accompanied by scrolling text, narrated by a computerized voice and paired with music.

Documentary film about the rise, fall and rise again of the Berlin breakdancers "Flying Steps".

As Freddy wakes up this morning, the day does not seem to go his way. His girlfriend cheats on him, his car breaks down and his boss threatens to fire him. In order to save his job, he embarks on a wild tour through the city with the slightly wacky and unpredictable Charlie.

A city festival in the former East German city of Chemnitz has been changed with mourning and protests as one German citizen was reportedly stabbed to death and other two injured in what police at first described as “a dispute between several people of different nationalities.” A day later two suspects from Syria and Iraq were arrested.

Narrates the story of Diego, an 11 years old shoe shiner. It portrays his struggle to survive and the loss of his innocence.

Casablanca. Samir, a young Moroccan, lives on odd jobs. One day, while cleaning a storage shed for a drug dealer, he comes across an injured man. Kai is an illegal immigrant waiting for transit. Hostile at first, Samir ends up helping Kai. A troubling relationship begins...

Photographs of performers in a disabled and non-disabled dance company come to life.The individual artists dance out of the photos and across table tops until the whole company meets to perform in unison.

An investigation into the remote highlands of Liberia, where a once thriving mining town now stands abandoned, decaying and desolate: a concrete ruin in the West African bush.

A master luthier reflects on his life's work and legacy.

A little girls fantasy runs wild as she reenacts Mexican telenovelas she's watched on tv.

RIPTIDE's historic 1st ever 30 person, top rope rumble! Featuring: The RIPTIDE Rumble Match Jimmy Havoc vs Jinny (No DQ) Zack Gibson James Drake vs Team Whitewolf (Attack! Pro Wrestling Tag Titles Match) Jack Sexsmith vs David Starr Spike Trivet vs Mike Bird (Brighton Championship Tournament Qualifier) Candyfloss vs Chakara

A stuffed animal wants to escape from the package which he is stuck in. He will go as far as to hack a plane to reach his goal: Which is to go enjoy the sun on a paradise island

Enrique and Raul start the search for their friend Troncón towards Argentina, Raul seems to hide something very important from his friend Enrique.

"My Eyes Are Gone" is based on a true story. After a traffic accident and the death of the woman he loved, Félix reviews in detail the memories of his own damaged and sick body. His words circumbscribe a complex mental space tormented by the obsession to organize and stage his own disappearance.

The life of a Melanesian tribe is disrupted by the progressive arrival of modernity. Iabe, a young Melanesian, finds this change very hard to cope with and gets lost between his traditions and this modernity.

A woman walks in a foreign desert, attempting to make sense of a trauma. A new relationship with inanimate objects who inhabit the landscape.

An attempt to block the last rays of daylight from the camera using my shadow and a lighting reflector.

Made at the time of the opening of the Gotthard Tunnel—the longest underground rail section, the self-proclaimed “safest tunnel in the world”—the film was shot in a segment designed for evacuation exercises, and for tourist visits. A chance for safety experts, a therapist who uses hypnosis to overcome tunnel phobia, an actor who suffers from this phobia herself, or even an entrepreneur convinced of the future of underground transport to meet.

Arthur Borgnis' documentary invites viewers to lose themselves in the universes beyond logic and reason, in the works of artists including Adolf Wölfli, Aloïse Corbaz, Augustin Lesage and August Natterer. Eternity Has no Door of Escape introduces enigmatic, challenging creators; raises questions about the definition and purpose of art; and draws attention to a fascinating and essential realm too often overlooked by history.

The big day has come. Grandpa Herbert Maibach has become obsolete. Spending the last years in a coma, he didn’t exactly cover himself in glory. The family gathers to say their goodbyes. Easier said than done…

The documentary shows two completely different artistic personalities who wanted to rethink classical ballet: Around 100 years ago, the impresario of the legendary “Ballet Russes”, Sergei Dyagilev, revolutionized ballet. Today, hip-hop producer Matthias Arfmann is looking for new arrangements with the “Ballet Jeunesse” collective.

A monkey lives in a suburban house. Strange little men are trying to end such madness.

Between 1937 and 1938, during the Spanish Civil War, thousands of minors were evacuated by their own families from the Republican zone to the Soviet Union to prevent them from perishing in the indiscriminate bombings that the rebel army directed against the civilian population. Taking advantage of the 80th anniversary of this epic, a team went to Russia to record the testimonies of some of those “childrens of war.”

Off the back of a successful stint on a television show, Beth's agent has been hard at work finding her new roles to make her a star. As she excitedly arrives to meet her agent, the parts found for her might not be exactly what she was hoping for.

Palermo is one of the most famous cities in the world and boasts an extraordinary artistic and cultural heritage. Palermo's story has already been told, its wonders revealed, its lacerating contradictions uncovered - always with the undercurrent of the Mafia. But now there is a new story to tell: the tale of the city's rebirth.the documentary takes us on a journey through the streets, palaces and faces of Palermo, the stars of the city's way of life, in its year as the "Italian Capital of Culture", providing an insight into how this city transformed from an open-air museum and memory trigger into a veritable laboratory of social and cultural ideas.

A dozen neighbors live in an old building at 54 Calle Amparo in Madrid. A Moroccan deaf who cares for another Spanish deaf, an English journalist, a homosexual tattoo artist, a Betty Boop fan grandmother, a Venezuelan illegal immigrant - Each one, in their own way, is witness to the changes in the Lavapiés neighborhood, in Spain and in themselves. Time passes for everyone, although at different speeds. Amparo 54 is a window on people's daily life and on how it is affected by socioeconomic processes on a global scale.