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In the beginning, earth and sky. Snails move about on the axis of the naked world, during a slow ascension where the ordinary rubs shoulders with the supernatural. In which waters do these creatures, both familiar and monstrous, navigate? There's no answer, but the images haunt.

A young man sits in boredom at home, as time goes by.

A couple struggle against the system in a world where everyone is made of money.

In an intrepid winter exhibition, four explorers set off for the Antarctic island of South Georgia. Their aim: to conquer mountain peaks that have never been climbed before.

The short video loop starts with a blank page. White. No orientation, scale, dimension. Until the edge of the frame is broken. From an aerial viewpoint we see a dark horse being led into what now reveals itself as a blank snowy landscape. Walking in a circle, it inscribes a trail of footprints into the snow, creating a kind of drawing.

It is the male sex hormone par excellence. A man ruled by testosterone is said to be selfish and ready to take any risk. But is this bad reputation justified?

The character, a feathered young woman, is watching TV at her place in the wood. Because of seeing some trapped birds entangled in nets, she leaves and, after being through a wood that could crush her with its trees, gets where the nets impede the bird's free passage. Finally, she arrives at a skating ring where she wears her roller skates and starts to jump and spin. Someone makes her fallen but she stands up and takes up again her skating: she takes a run-up and makes her last spinning while the birds return to freedom.

Considering that it is impossible to describe a thing as we remember it or as it is brought back to us in the present by images, what is going to be created will necessarily be another thing, a thing which will be similar to a vision or a dream. Maybe it is birth, or fall, the first big moment of transition- and so, of clash, which we are called to. Coming to light, rising, happening, coming to be. At that moment, all the sounds and the images of the people who are close to us, or of the ones who are far and have weaved their passing by with ours unify. Everything is already there at that transitioning moment. What will come of our life will be that composite knot of sounds and images that will unfold until the dissolution.

Looking at old, personal images, questions and memories come to the fore.

In June 2015, Erwann Babin, video artist, bought a field. He begins to shoot a film there, planting his camera there as one plants an agricultural tool in the middle of a meadow. He will stay there for eighteen months, giving free rein to his creativity like in an open-air artist's studio. The resulting film-essay mixes natural browsing, burlesque experimentation and artistic fantasies.

In a popular neighborhood in the Paris suburbs, hours and days following an attack committed in Paris by Brahim, a young man from the hood. His family and friends are shocked and wonder…

Did you know Greeks are still in Calabria? We are talking about a small group of villages where peaple are still retaining the Greek language in order not to lose the cultural roots that still make their world today, after 2700 years, a world of culture.

Interweaving memories of his Algerian mother and the Super-8 footage of a friend's father, who is a State school inspector in Africa, the filmmaker wonders whether colonization is still at work in today's suburbs.

Short movie written and directed by Sylvain Pelissier.

The stories of nine people whose wars, poverty, unemployment, the Hamas regime and the Israeli siege have failed to take away their smiles and dreams of a better life. An image that frees the Strip from the prejudices and clichés that surround it.

"MS, Mexico and Me: Aileen's Story" is a health-issue documentary showing one woman's journey from her home in the Isle of Lewis in Scotland all the way to Mexico to get stem cell treatment for her Multiple Sclerosis. It explores Aileen Hunt's life, her illness and working life and the effects that her MS has on her, her family and particularly her husband Simon. It shows their journey together to Mexico to get treatment which will hopefully halt the progression of this illness in it's current state. Raising awareness of this disease and its treatment is a fundamental goal which I wish to achieve with this documentary.

Charlotte, a young woman who as a child wanted to become “a teacher or unemployed,” has only achieved the second of her two dreams: she is professionally unemployed. But with months of unpaid rent piling up and her boyfriend leaving her, she decides to go back to school to become a teacher, unaware of the absurd world she is stepping into. For Charlotte, it will also be a matter of coming to terms with a certain loneliness...

Three continents, three languages, three women. Three women who live in Marseille and who have in common the same sea, the same horizon. Every morning, they wake up, immerse themselves in the city, work, struggle, love, try to find their places in the daily life of France. A daily life, like a tightrope between the past and the present, between here and there, woven and shaped every day by the thoughts and letters addressed to the distant family.

Part 2 of the horror series "The Whistle".

Forty years after his tragic death, mysteries surrounding the phenomenon that was Claude François remain to be uncovered. The singer's legend has continued to grow over the years. Although the life of this icon of French music has already been scrutinized, the essence remains his music. During his lifetime, “Cloclo” became a legend, breaking so many conventions that he truly occupies a unique place in the history of French pop music. The documentary explores his Egyptian origins, his constant desire to control everything, his passion for women, the details of his private life, his relationships with Elvis and Frank Sinatra, and his close connection with death.

A religious fanatic turns her lifestyle around after being left by her boyfriend for another.

he short film portray a stock footage banner forest on its pilgrimage back to reality. The artwork deals with the issue of life as a journey, recognition and the struggle of self. For Wardynski 'It is about liberating the forest montage, a bit like when you buy a turtle in the market and let it go because you want it to be free.'

The day before the birth of her first child, Pia a young woman, during a romantic weekend with her girlfriend Raphaëlle, will see her life turned upside down by the meeting of a young transgender child, Nate, just landed from Texas with his father.

Short film by Ignazio Fabio Mazzola.

Short film by Ignazio Fabio Mazzola.

The thin, shaky beam of light from a flashlight projected in the middle of a snowstorm on a mountain, pierced by thousands of flakes that are illuminated for a fraction of a second, or the imaging of the neurons and synapses that are the Physics basis of our memories are some of the representations Adataberna plays with in his audiovisual proposal

The World Goes 'Round is a stunning revue from the songbook of distinguished and celebrated multi-Tony award-winning writing team, Kander and Ebb (known for writing the iconic shows Chicago and Cabaret), winning three Drama Desk Awards. Filled with humor, romance, drama and nonstop melody, this show is a thrilling celebration of life and the fighting spirit that keeps us all going. Five individuals find themselves careening through the world of love, babies and coffee. The nonstop hit-parade features unforgettable gems, including "Mr. Cellophane," "Maybe This Time," "Cabaret" and "New York, New York," seamlessly interwoven into a passionate, harmonious, up-tempo evening of musical theatre.

Everyday depicts seven little everyday situations in static scenes.