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At dawn, Ottó reopens his little ferry and helps all those living in his Hungarian countryside travel across the river.

Watch Mumford & Sons, live from Manchester’s Aviva Studios, home of Factory International, where they will be performing tracks from the brand new album “RUSHMERE”, due for release on 28th March.

It's an intense and sensitive short film about apprehension about the future and fear of failure within a long-standing friendship, fractured by things left unsaid.

The musical career spanning 40 years and the relationship of 25 years with his partner provide the excuse to look at the life and history of 60-year-old Mikel Erentxun, one of the most influential artists in the national music scene. Delving into the artist's professional background and his personal life is part of the essence of this film. Embracing his fear of death and, above all, of the passing of time, means that Mikel has to make important decisions in his life.

A group of five angels lose all sense of desire to watch over the cemetery on a daily basis. As a result of their escape, they are faced with a discovery that challenges their faith, friendship, and trust in one another.

In a cactus nursery in Palermo, a strange human community lives in a weird symbiosis with insects and plants, sheltered from the violence of the world. This fragile ecosystem is threatened by the arrival of disinfection agents looking for an ant that is considered a pest.

On going series exploring personal memory, displacement, and the act of writing unsent letters. It is built from archival footage filmed during a period of isolation and hospitalization in Karlovac, a small town in Croatia.

Marking 800 years of North Shields, this documentary captures the heart and soul of a town defined by its people, its stories, and its music.

A man inexplicably finds a book about his own life in a library.

A hybrid work of nocturnal forays through Hamburg in documentary-animated live action. Alongside feminist social criticism, autobiographical references remain never fully deciphered. Alongside the gloomy Wanda Wandalis and Krossen Kerlen, "Didi" enriches the director's dark excursions and artistic positions in a fascinating way with his presence as an eccentric character. This love, embodied by Dietrich Kuhlbrodt (known for his subversive roles in Christoph Schlingensief's films), brings unmistakable charm and humor to the collaboration with Pachet Fulmen. "I'm not interested in pigeonholing," says Fulmen. Her art is a rebellion against convention — uncompromising, uncomfortable, unforgettable.

One year later, Lou and Malik are back from their food truck journey to serve guests at a horror-themed wedding organized by Ophélie, who has become a wedding planner. It's Halloween night, and the Twitch community will have to help them create the best horror comedy possible by deciding live on the rest of the script from among hundreds of storylines proposed by writers Camille Duvelleroy, Claire de Saint-Pierre, and Franck Yaya.

After accidentally killing a boy, 16-year-old orphan Zhi seeks refuge in a Buddhist monastery, unknowingly forming a bond with the victim’s mother, leading to a tense journey of deception, fate, and redemption.

Margherita Vicario talks about the making of “GLORIA!” Between departments, preparation, shooting and post-production, straight to the BERLIN 2024 festival. Dedicated to all the workers who contributed to making the film.

Seeking closure, Ana turns to a medium in hopes of reconnecting with her mother who passed away.

Living in the present moment while looking forward at History. Combines 16mm, Super 8 and digital video.

In the quiet of their home, filmmaker Maryna Nikolcheva documents her husband Max as he drifts through a midlife crisis. Once celebrated for his art, Max now edits commercials he can't stand, finding meaning only in the slow, obsessive restoration of a battered old car. Through the lens of Maryna's camera, we witness the small victories, frustrations, and tender moments that make up their shared life. When Russia invades Ukraine, the couple is torn apart, connected only through video calls. Amid missile strikes, blackouts, and uncertainty, they confront the fragility of life and the enduring pull of their shared craft. Despite the backdrop of war, Max begins to find happiness again – but, like safety itself, it remains precarious and fleeting.

In Better Mont-Blanc, Jacques Perconte explores the visual effects and theoretical implications of one of the operations performed by generative AI models: upscaling, or increasing the resolution of digital images. The work is based on historical and contemporary images photographed and filmed around Mont Blanc, the lignite mines of Hambach, foundries, and nuclear power plants in France. The melting of Alpine glaciers is juxtaposed here with infrastructure and techniques for extracting and exploiting terrestrial resources, recalling human activities' expansion, interconnection and standardisation. The work mediates the tension between the irreducible richness of sensory experience and the statistical approximation of AI-generated images. It questions our relationship to progress, effort and the desire to appropriate a world that is disappearing before our eyes.

“Entity” is a striking exploration of the human experience. Against the backdrop of Iceland’s landscapes, the film invites the audience to witness the evocative journey of two isolated souls, as they discover the boundless energy within and ultimately evolve into a unified, expressive whole.

There is the male gaze, the post-colonial gaze, and the anthropocentric gaze — but what about the gaze of youth? A diverse group of older people far over 65 re-perform stereotypical film scenes about older age: scenes of poor health, lack of mental sharpness and sexual invisibility. But do these cinematic images really correspond to their own reality? This documentary emphasizes that there is a need to challenge the dominant 'gaze of youth' and accept more multi-layered perspectives about later life.

Staff at an office crèche fight to protect their children during a zombie outbreak.

Paula and Ramón are expecting a baby. Between nerves and excitement, they share ideas and conjectures about the child's future. However, what begins as an exciting fantasy gradually turns into something darker: the possibility that their baby will end up becoming a genocidal killer.

“Bald Women” delves into the life of women with alopecia who fight for the normalization and visibility of their bodies. Living in a society in which women are slaves of their own image, their viewpoint is found as a unique cry of self-development, revindication and freedom. After being hidden and forbidden during history, their existence will be an example for every woman.

Friendship that lasts a lifetime — Primordial Chicken Soup explores the deep connection formed between eight Scouse Jewish women who first met over fifty-five years ago.

A man goes through his morning routine.

A woman calls The Success Service to help her create the façade of success. The service facilitates re-ordering the house to fit the woman’s perception of success. None of the invitees show up beside the mailperson who spent the day delivering said invites only to realize they too received an invitation. The party of two proceed with the night of fine dining and connection, facilitated by the service workers, but all is not what it seems. Examining the commodification of success and its defining parameters, the film aims to explore the lengths one will go for a fleeting sensation of perceived achievement and purpose. If success is commodified then, just like any other good for sale, it has an expiry.

Sergio leaves his city to spend a few days at his family home in Asturias. He decides to film the journey there and his solitary and mysterious stay.

Battered by time and loss, Lynn lives in a grey world of disillusionment. But when a new shop opens across the street from the diner where she works, Lynn is called to confront her current way of life.

Between idea and reality, joy and sadness, clowning and philosophy, dance and drowsiness, life and death, Tom is torn between several truths. Filmed by his sister, he opens up his maze of thoughts to us, searching for a way out.

Follows married couple, Liam & Kerry and how they live their lives on the canal. Their fuel business has a huge impact on communities in the north-west of England.

1939. A young art conservator from the Prado Museum is interrogated about a missing painting sought by a colonel. 80 years later, her granddaughter looks for her remains in a pit from the Francoist regime.

A hunter finds himself trapped under a bear for seven days only to be rescued by a sociopath who refuses to let him go.

When the shy Lola experiences a wild club night with her extroverted friend, she gets caught in a whirlwind of drugs, sex and power games – until a shocking event radically shakes her perception and reality.

Instant chronicle of the times we are living, with a world and moral order that seems to falter without letting us glimpse what will come, the strength of the film lies in the use of images destined to disappear, poor images, rescued from mobile phones, social networks, Telegram groups, that no one will bother to archive. The film confronts us with two memories: on the one hand, the memory of the day before yesterday, where a spark emerged that caused everything, and on the other, the memory that we captured without protecting it later, without making it accessible.