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A comedy sketch about manifesting a bit more than you bargained for.

Installed in their comfortable cocoon, a couple spend an ordinary holiday on the French Riviera. During a night out at a nightclub, the young woman's attention turns to a stranger filled with freedom.

This documentary follows the Fort Apache Theatre Company through one year of intense work. All the members of Fort Apache have participated to the theatre workshops that were held at Rebibbia (the primary jail in Rome), and are now able to pursue their new passion for acting even outside of prison. Now, after many years of hard work and dedication, these ex-convicts are now part of the Fort Apache "family" under the lead of Valentina Esposito, who is the founder of the company as well as the screenwriter and director of all the plays.

Worthless Tells The Story Of Steve Walker's Journey Through Lockdown, How He Coped & How He Sees The Future Of The World.

an ode to Rose Lowder.

Happy Hours is an independent comedy feature film about three silly adults who need help...just not from each other. Filmed between 2008-2010, edited and completed during COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.

The story of Princess Diana's former butler, charting his rise and the events of 2002, when he stood trial and was cleared of stealing items belonging to the Princess of Wales. Interviews with those who know Burrell best, including his brother and his ghost writer - as well as royal journalists and insiders - reveal how he went from footman to household name.

The family, who had gathered for tea, found a small tiger cub in the teapot, which did not want to get out of there.

Raphaël Colicci is a jack-of-all-trades: osteopath, farmer, beekeeper, forgotten fruit enthusiast, trainer, lecturer... constantly asking himself questions, but above all looking for solutions! It's been nearly 50 years since he rolled uṕ his sleeves in search of concrete proposals to inhabit a living and generous earth.

The passion for old photos and some coincidences lead the young protagonist to discover the photographic archive and the research of the Friulian linguist Ugo Pellis. After 80 years, the curiosity to know the children in those photos leads him to embark on a journey to the places explored by Pellis in the 1930s. Lorenzo moves between Friuli, the place where Pellis began his investigations, and Sardinia, where he took most of the photographs.

This story is about a departure on holidays... that goes south! A family of two parents (Agnès and Yves), a teenager(Agathe), a kid (Hyppolite) and a dog (Ferdinand), is getting ready to go on holidays. In the car, any reason is good to critize each other. Every member of the family is on edge - Hyppolite cries so hard, he fills the car with water. The family almost drowns. Everyone forgets why they were angry and try to get out of this situation. In the middle of the water, Agathe manage to get to one of the doors of the vehicule. Her father and het mother come to help her and get everyone out. They find themselves drenched, with bag and luggage in shambles around them. In this moment out of time, everyone realizes what just happened - they start laughing. The pressure drops. The family reorganize quickly its departure. Everyone returns to the car - except for the dog, forgotten behind.

Castile, 16th Century. Pasqual flees his town with his dying sister Elvyra, seeking a cure for her illness. They stop to spend the night at the ruins of a monastery. The ancient walls of that place hide something unearthly; a strange presence stalks them, something that perhaps offers a cure for Elvyra's disease.

A love story about memories and how they can be distinguished from fiction when the person with whom you once shared them is no longer there.

Animated short based on a poem by Andrée Chedid. A woman remembers boating with her father and feeding the seagulls.

The year is 1984. Trying to shake the boredom and repetition of his life, a teenager from a small southern city visits the Las Américas sports center every day, honing his game… until an unexpected event threatens to bench his passion for basketball for good.

Here comes a little girl who’s more of a morning person than Morning itself… and offers us a tender and touching portrait of friendship.

Tired of her life, a young girl plans to leave Earth.

Two brothers play on the beach with firecrackers. They find a motor home that looks abandoned and decide to inspect its interior. Being drawn to risk is the basis of their relationship.

A collective that carries out community projects with LGBTI groups, a documentary filmmaker, theater actors and a group of trans sex workers (known as Las Guapas) come together to settle accounts with the injustices they live by creating a soap opera using friendship and fiction as a form resistance. Between rituals of love, slapping and revenge, this hybrid documentary shows that making community cinema is a valid bet to combat the fetishization of discourses about the struggles of LGBTI people in Colombia.

Serving the tourist attraction at Checkpoint Charlie, Maxim puts on his GDR army uniform. It’s tiring, but that’s how he makes his money. For a cigarette, he steps over the former border and meets a waitress in front of a fast food temple who puts a smile on his face.

by Ferrania Film Museum

In the Purépecha and Mazahua regions of Mexico, the legacy of colonization unfolds through enigmatic landscapes, evocative music, and the narration of the 16th-century Relación de Michoacán, bridging the past and present in a story of enduring resistance.

In November 1940, German bombers destroyed much of the city centre of Coventry and reduced the city's medieval cathedral to rubble. Just 22 years later, in May 1962, a new cathedral designed by Basil Spence was consecrated on the site. Built in a bold modern style, incorporating the ruins of the old cathedral and adorned with a wealth of modern artworks, Coventry Cathedral is recognised today as one of Britain's greatest postwar buildings. Using a wealth of rarely seen archive film, together with voices from yesterday and today, the film tells the story of the new cathedral and of the times in which it was created.

Bodies In Dissent by Ufuoma Essi is an exploration of the body as a central site of remembrance and resistance. Exploring ideas around 'bodily insurgency' and using the body as an archive, as a point of return, a position of refusal, a broker between transgenerational life and histories, past, present and future. Through archives and evocations Ufuoma Essi examines the legacies and specific histories that connect us and shape our understanding of the past.

An insight into the careers of Italian actress Erna Schürer and Italian filmmaker Marcello Avallone.

A story based off the life of Josephine Baker.

A stretch of the Mississippi River once called "Plantation Country" is now the "Petrochemical corridor", known to those who breathe its toxic air ad "Death Valley". Using advances techniques in cartography and fluid dynamics, FA worked to support local demands for accountability and reparations.

Documentary about Paul Mason's true story, filmed over 11 years. Charts how he took his life to the extreme, reaching nearly 80 stone as his food addiction got out of control.

Follow the footsteps of Kubo, a Korean urban flaneur, through an exquisitely illustrated 1930s Seoul.

After the break-up of her relationship, Katharine finds herself alone and miserable in the middle of the pandemic. With isolation madness taking hold, she buys herself a companion - a boyfriend pillow. It’s an impulse purchase she may come to regret.

Two children talk about the sex change of the brother of one of them.

The film is about Franco Grillini, a somewhat late-blooming gay politician from Bologna, born in 1955 into a farming family, with a degree in education, who has always been active in the fight for the recognition of gay, lesbian, and transsexual civil rights.