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"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.

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.

Short by Ludivine Benezech.

You’ve got something I want. All good comes to he who waits. I always wait… Nothing ever comes my way. My nephew, he’s a millionaire. My sister’s husband’s a millionaire. My other nephew, he’s a millionaire. And my cousin, she’s a millionaire. You know, just because we get older we don’t stop wanting those things.

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.

Tracing a diaspora across Paris, Algeria, Reykjavik, the Congo, Cambodia and Dublin, this audio-visual collage critically reflects on present-day considerations from the position of those whose parents and grandparents directly experienced the colonial exploits of various European imperialisms.

Documentary written and presented by journalist Fiona Bruce, recounting the horrific murder of Rachel Nickell, and the pursuit of the wrong man.

TV Movie aired on "RMC Décourverte". Summary: On October 13, 1917, at 5 a.m. in the Cova da Iria meadow in Portugal, tens of thousands of people arrived from all over the country. They are waiting in the rain for a so-called miracle announced 3 months earlier by a woman who would have appeared to 3 children. This miracle would be linked to a secret, which would have been entrusted by the Virgin to the three young shepherds on the same day and which fuels controversy and concern. 4 years of investigation and filming in 13 countries were necessary to finally lift the veil on this secret which has terrified the greatest world government, the Vatican, for 101 years.

A filmmaker from Scotland tries to understand what it means to be between two cultures by spending time with the women in her Algerian family.

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.'

Short film by Ignazio Fabio Mazzola.

Short film by Ignazio Fabio Mazzola.

September 11, 2001 devastated the lives of countless people and changed the world. Two planes hijacked by supporters of the Islamist terrorist network al-Qaeda crashed into the towers of New York's World Trade Center. A third plane flew into the Pentagon, another was crashed in Pennsylvania. Almost 3,000 people have to die. Contemporary witnesses recount the experiences of September 11th from their perspective.

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

Silience at LFEST is a crowd-created iPhone short film that was created by participants in an iPhone filmmaking workshop at LFEST lesbian arts festival in 2017.

In 2017, China loaned the two panda bears Meng Meng and Jiao Qing to the Berlin Zoo. However, this for-profit attraction didn't go as planned: Meng Meng, the female panda, will only walk backwards. Kerstin Honeit's video places Meng Meng's protest in a series with other performances of protesting bodies, in which grievances are made visible in public.

M.E. is an animated documentary about an invisible illness also known as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome or M.E. This is an experiment using different modes of representation: creating a simulation of photophobia by using bright contrast and flashing white frames. Olly’s room is a safe place that protects him from being overwhelmed outside, but at the same time isolates him from the world.

Karla and Bruno are two siblings who have seen their lives altered due to Karla's cancer. Fed up with the hospital, Karla convinces Bruno to escape to spend an afternoon in her favorite park. Things will not go as expected but their relationship will become stronger than ever.

Two young female students on a camping trip discover, in an emotional chaos, that their perception of friendship is very different.

Statues can die, too. Or, as shown in Leninopad, they can be cleared away from their public sites in an alleged act of liberation. After the political upheaval in 2013, Jermolaewa embarked on a journey through Ukraine, travelling to diverse settings to document the fall of now-incriminated statues of Lenin.

Commissioned by No Bound’s Festival artistic director. ‘Final Sheffield’ portrays the ethos of the event in a non traditional way and exists as a piece of work that can speak on it’s own.

On the Airbus assembly site near Toulouse, pieces of planes come from the 4 corners of Europe by air, road or water. Shipping XXL cargo and putting together the puzzle of aircraft parts require complex and ingenious technology. This film goes behind-the-scene of this technological prowess and the incredible machines used to achieve it.

Meet Seleone, an elder from Hihifo district on Wallis Island. He is interviewed by Lotana, a nurse, who asks him about traditional ways of life, and how to integrate this knowledge into methods of teaching young people about non-communicable diseases. Through interviews with Seleone, the film shows how modernisation has profoundly changed the Wallisian way of life, with a focus on the abandonment of subsistence farming, hunting and fishing, and the introduction of imported processed foods.

The city of Lyon hosted, in July 2017, for the first time in its history, a queer festival, dedicated to Drag Queen: “Interior Queer”. The opportunity to meet these artists who are often caricatured in France. The film invites us to share the time of a weekend behind the scenes, from transformation to performance, from artistic and political reflection to public perception. The intimate portrait of two of the most famous Parisian Drag Queen artists (Enza Fragola and Calypso Overkill) completed by the testimony of a nascent character from the Lyon scene (Le Placenta) describe with humor and philosophy both the question of gender, of society and above all artistic performance.

People come, people go - Yet everyone is moving in the same direction. We all are sharing something that we are unaware of, creating one big picture we are unable to see.

A couple lives happily in love until one of the parties tells the other that they have contracted HIV. What initially could be cause for separation, perhaps help strengthen their relationship.

A normal day for Gonzalo, an 18-year-old gay man, can change dramatically when he meets someone like him, but perhaps not at the right time.