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These last major lectures by Hans Heinz Holz (1927–2011) follow his philosophical reflection from Parmenides to Karl Marx. They were recorded in October 2009 at his home in Sant’Abbondio, Switzerland.

A mismatched group of teen girls plan a grizzly murder. A macabre animated short by first-time filmmaker Hedy Clark.

A film about Karla Ojeda and Maira Ramírez, two transvestites going through adoption, and Gabriela Mansilla, mother of a trans girl. Their stories are intertwined with songs and poems by Susy Shock, a trans artist, poet and writer.

During our summer Pride tour with my beautiful queens from Sink The Pink, we performed a sold out show at The Troxy in east London, after London Pride. It was amazing to get back to the place that inspired High Heels. Performing at the Sink The Pink’s Troxy club night more than two years ago, I was completely blown away by the wonderfully inclusive atmosphere, all the fabulous costumes and beautiful faces. It was such a treat to be part of something so joyous and I completely fell in love. We have had the most incredible year together, travelling the world and being fierce and fearless. It was a far cry from a sold out stadium tour but I wouldn’t have changed it for the world. A lot of fun and I hope you enjoy it as much as we did!

Francesca Osigwe, an Italian woman of Nigerian descent, finds herself caught up in a murder case and a mysterious Juju ritual that will force her to confront her deepest fears.

A young woman tired of being harrassed leads to her getting angry in the most inopportune time.

In every city in the UK, there's an underbelly of violence and disorder. There's a breed, now, that will shoot you, go home, and play Xbox. As night falls, organised crime groups wage war to control the drugs trade, protect their turf, and carry out revenge. But what is it like being part of this criminal world? Some of the UK's most notorious and violent criminals reveal the truth about gangster life.

Mario, a windshield cleaner boy, is accused of stealing Fabiola's money; its his mother. This causes her to take her son's money from her friend Enrique from her; another cleans for breezes. Mario tries to get his friend's money back by confronting his stepfather; from who suspects theft. Faced with his failure, he decides to steal a cell phone and during the tour of his escape is hit by a car. Enrique's mother died in the hospital during she waits for Mario and Fabiola receives the news that her son has died in an accident.

Travel agencies specialising in perilous holidays are offering organised trips to war zones and even areas struck by natural or nuclear disasters. We follow one group of tourists as they scale the mountains of Hindu-Kush in Afghanistan, climbing 4000m above sea level in order to ski down this one-of-a-kind slope. In Indonesia we see a different kind of extreme tourism, with plucky thrill-seekers invited to climb Anak Krakatoa, an erupting volcano. In Ukraine, adventurous tourists come from all over the globe to visit the dead city of Chernobyl, the site of the worst nuclear disaster in human history.

Carmelo thinks that with Franco it was better. He moves (against his will) to his daughter and son-in-law’s house. Carmelo will continually reflect on his frustrated situation, provoking a crazy and unsustainable situation.

Hüseyin Al Baldawi arrives in Brussels in August 2015. He has traveled thousands of kilometers until he got there from Iraq. A year after his arrival, he receives his residence permit and decides to go to Greece. This journey from Brussels to Athens involves the viewers on the difficulties faced by Hüseyin and thousands of other immigrants. While the story of Hüseyin is taking shape through the countries he travels, the forgotten people he meets and the selfish society of Europe give us many messages, as well.

The Skratch Fab presents It is not just a game, directed by Guglielmo Lipari, a short hit with the mockumentary style full of twists.

A short magical realism dance film explores the quirky personalities and awkward encounters that one only finds in a nail salon.

Upset about her mother's illness, which gets worse with each passing day, Milène leaves Paris to prepare for the entrance exam for an elite business school. Seeking calm at a farm in the Auvergne, she struggles to concentrate. The surrounding countryside and an encounter with Momo make her forget her troubles. But fall arrives and time is running out.

mtDNA 1Ce hg is a landscape study, shot in northern Iceland at 16mm, approximately 400 feet long. This piece shows an environment stripped of the human figure, evoked only by its vestiges, apparently abandoned in the solitude of a barren terrain and an inclement climate. The title of the piece appeals an archaic link between who looks and the environment that crosses with a certain strangeness in capturing a small fragment of the history of the crossroads.

A fun video about the harmful effects of the global plastic culture.

“POST MORTEM berlin” shows the choreography of a body’s last journey. We experience the process of a cremation: from the arrival of the coffin to the filling of the ash capsule. The technical and hygienically perfected process of cremation renders the deceased's last encounter into an industrialized ritual.

An unusual and personal story about a Muslim mullah and his family in Iran – filmed by his own daughter, Mahdieh. She makes a living as a photographer, but due to political restrictions, the government has banned her from working. Her father, the highly conservative mullah, is a radical supporter of the Iranian clergy, but is himself fighting to control his defiant children with their conflicting attitudes and religious beliefs. At the same time, Mahdieh is struggling to keep a secret: she is planning the escape from the country with her boyfriend. But as time goes by, the family situation grows even more complicated.

My mother was arrested in 1981, a dissident to the Islamic Republic of Iran. I was 8 months old. She was imprisoned and tortured. Seven years later she disappeared, during the 1988 massacre of political prisoners that claimed thousands. In Iran, this remains taboo. Examining this history of violence and denial, I wonder: how does an absence of physical bodies restrain our memories, in cases when politics touches upon the most intimate aspects of human life? And when personal experience is the only thing to bear witness to politics?

Short film nominated for BAFTA.

The story of Ron Jones 'experiment went around the world: Morton Rhue's novel "The Wave", which is based on Jones' experiment, became a bestseller and standard work that has been a must-read for generations in numerous schools around the world.

Levi discovers a watch that can send him through time. A threat soon emerges as he comes across his past self.

Tic Tic Tack is an interview-based animated short film about people and their lives with Tourette’s Syndrome.

The film explores the life of a transgender man, his experiences of growing up, feeling different, as well as his story of coming out

Toby Tatum's "The Garden" opens a window onto a realm of enchantment. Here wraiths flicker on moss-bearded rocks, rain washes the spoor-filled air and metamorphic flowers glow with supernatural potency. In this place beyond the screen time languidly dilates, returning us to new rhythms. Here priorities of scale shift, allowing the microcosmic world of small things to assume larger proportions. As darkness descends a surging aurora of prismatic colour arises, dancing on the threshold between worlds.

A short animated visual madness, where body parts merge and transform through one continuous and strange metamorphosis.

Pedro, a songbird, is born and raised in captivity at Don Jaime's house. On his first birthday, he dreams about an owl who suggests that he grow stronger in order to achieve freedom.

Alone in her apartment, Anaïs is texting her boyfriend. Suddenly, something is wrong with her reflection.

Access to health is not the same for everyone: the conditions of life affect the possibility a person has to be cured and healed. In the outskirts of Trieste, an innovative health model rethinks the ‘cure’ out of institutional standards by bringing attention to people’s lives, without seeing them only through the lens of the disease.

What if, we look at our surroundings, in the same way forest dwellers relate with their environment? What crevices and niches, unknown pleasures, material traces of activities might we discover? What local know-how and peculiar stories would unfold?

Inspector Matiphlos is investigating a group of drug traffickers suspected of killing Inspector Roland, very famous in the community. His investigation will not be effortless because all the investigators who inspected the case were murdered. Many witnesses but no evidence, what happens to Roland's wife? Will Inspector Iris Matiphlos reach the end of her investigation?

Documentary about Jewish entrepreneur and art collector Max Emden and his grandson's fight for restitution and compensation for losses suffered during the Nazi era.

Contrasting artistic visions, misplaced confidence and blatant ignorance collide on the backdrop of an increasingly fragile and divided world. Two stubborn Scottish filmmakers struggle to make a short film together in the Austrian Alps.

Narrated in first person, this film explores the impact of anxiety and how it can affect your life. Aneeka and Sam’s testimony is open and honest, and creates an intimate portrait into what it is like to live with severe anxiety, and what might cause it.

The documentary analyses the relationship between producers and chefs based on their own testimonies. It touches on subjects such as the importance of the produce in the kitchen, sustainability, the generational takeover and promotion of the rural world.

The Hirak protests appear as a counterpoint to the investigations conducted throughout the film, and seem to provide the gateway to the exploration of hidden memories. Through a discussion on Louiza Ammi's photographic work, this chapter is an opportunity to rectify the iconographic absence of the Black Decade, which is mentioned in the first two parts. The analysis of sequences from the Assia Djebar's movie La Nouba des femmes du mont Chenoua, by Ahmed Bedjaoui, producer and film critic, feeds into this historical reinvestment. This film, which is symbolic of the beginnings of post-decolonization Algerian cinema, reappropriates the writing of history through the prism of women of different generations, whose words embody a memory that is too often overshadowed.

Raoul, a sensitive boy, will meet Alma, an evanescent girl, at the edge of a country road, in the middle of summer. They are totally different: he is warm and joking while she is more distant and reserved, but they both hide a poetry that they are the only ones to perceive.

Clout examines the creation, distribution and ability to access bodily knowledge in relation to the inequitable availability of technology and community.

The dogma who escapes the freakshow will find out that the world can be an even worst scenary, while a lone cowboy searching for his lost love will fight his demons...

A feature-length documentary about one of the most dangerous highways in Southern Italy.

Clodette sleeps under a picture of Christ and next to her rosary. In the middle of the night, strange nightmares submerge she into her darkest side.

About 130 days a year, the unpredictable and cold mistral races through the Provence. He disrupts, challenges, torments, inspires. In search of the mark that this notorious wind leaves in the landscape and in the lives of a number of local residents, the tangible gradually merges with the intangible.