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Since the 1980s they are regularly touring Germany’s Swabian country providing art and culture to the countryside. Gerhard Göbelt and Klaus Friedrich are operating their mobile cinemas with full passion. Whether it is in a city hall, on a meadow in open air or even on a ferry – for lots of people in the countryside they are the guarantee for a couple of carefree hours with good entertainment. However this will change sooner than later because both Göbelt and Friedrich are looking forward to their retirement. Since there are no successors willing to take over their work, it is most likely that a lot of small communities in Baden-Württemberg will lose their last cultural asset. Wolfram Hannemann’s documentary portrays those two “culture heroes” and tries to put their tireless work into perspective which covers several decades of film history. The film was made during the Covid pandemic which also affected mobile cinemas.

Najib, Manu and Jörg have been living in Berlin for many years and are still struggling with the nature of the city. While wandering around Kreuzberg at dawn, a curious camera follows the characters in their (un) likely encounters. A chaotic bubble of different perspectives, destinies, languages and cultures nevertheless float into the everyday life of Berlin at the edge of night and day.

One man’s legacy refuses to let Covid-19 have the last word, told through the evolution of technology.

Upon moving into a new house with her daughter Lucy, Jennifer soon uncovers the remnants of the previous owner.

A short film examining Cristina Zenato’s close relationship diving with reef sharks, doing ‘relaxed state', petting of them and removing their fishing hooks, a relationship based on love and passion.

In 1950, Picasso was offered a room that had once been used as a chapel in his hometown of Vallauris. He pictured turning it into a “pagan site for a unique cult” that would “unite all the people and be dedicated to peace.”

Poland. A young writer is doing research for his new book, when his brother returns home early with a mysterious box - an unforeseen event that will force the boy to come to terms with himself and his family.

The character in an animated film rebels against his creator, refusing to let his destiny depend solely on his will. Born from our desire to tell stories, write books and make films, the characters are like us, condemned to exist without their consent and to follow an already written script... But what will happen if they rebel?

Marcel, an old dabbler scarecrow, sees his homely life turned upside down by the arrival of the hardworking scarecrow Léon, a new neighbour unwilling to laze about...

A filmmaker’s personal journey into discovering his grandfather’s story and its relationship to his present life and coming out.

The manual of mental disorders, the DSM, grows thicker with each new edition. There seem to be more and more psychiatric disorders, notes the maker of #AMiNORMAL, Mika Orr, whose father is a psychiatrist. In eight 12-minute episodes, the series takes a humorous and compassionate look at various disorders. People from all over the world talk openly about their experiences in online interviews, in their own familiar environment. A psychiatrist then explains more about the condition in question. Comic animations keep the documentary light and accessible, and thanks to the diverse backgrounds, genders, and ages of those interviewed, any viewer can find something to identify with. The format of the documentary series raises questions about what normal behavior actually is, and where the dividing line lies between, for example, being not very sex-oriented or having sexual arousal disorder.

A film without a camera, a reassemblage of images and memory.

The world's first horror movie for and by machines. An emergent Network Organism scans and breathes in the world for the first time through millions of virally abused CCTV cameras. Zoom. Enhance. Rekognise. Fear. Nothing makes sense. Data cannot be (p)arsed. Machine Learning Nothing. Hallucinogenic and locked down, vulnerable and oscillating between instability, lust and aggression the Monster strains to define its own existence and distributed agency. Birth of a nation and auto-requiem. And you are, Uninvited.

From a steamboat in a cornfield to the true story behind Hurricane Katrina's floods, new discoveries reveal how the Mississippi river shaped America.

When Olive calls the emergency plumber out, the pipes are the least of her worries.

A poetic and critical look at a society that, identifying itself with the masses, has decided to exclude those who cultivate their individuality. Loneliness is perhaps just a nostalgic feeling of those who practice the art of observation and recognize in the world a disease that makes the most beautiful thing a torture. Perhaps it is just the gaze of a young romantic, willing to suffer in order to continue looking at the infamous world in which he grew up.

Since 2018, Forensic Architecture has been working with ‘synthetic images’-photorealistic digital renderings of 3D models-to train machine learning classifiers. Model Zoo includes a growing collection of 3D models of munitions and weapons, as well as the different classifiers trained to identify them making a catalogue of some of the most horrific weapons used in conflict today.

Twenty-five years after one of the most high-profile mining tragedies in the history of our country's labor market, we accompany a group of miners' widows from Asturias and the Czech Republic.

Who and what is stirring in Water Lily Split? Children. And their mother. The lapping waves, the sound of crickets, the fire and the bottom of a swimming pool-turned-pond, and a giant shell which brings back memories. In just a few shots, Grégoire Perrier sketches a delicate path leading to Basile and Hortense, brother and sister in their early years, on the brink of language, its emergence, and its invention. He registers the epiphenomena that punctuate their daily lives and offers us vignettes of a childhood that radiates before our eyes, in all its anger, its games, its demands.

A series of crimes is devastating the city and there is only one person who is capable of finding the culprit: Toni Clues. When Mr. and Ms. Mendoza are murdered, their family decides to hire him. But time is against him as new victims begin to appear and the police are nowhere to be see. He will have to use all his track-hunting skills to try to solve the mystery: who is behind such gory deaths

Alex, who has just moved to a Southeast Asian country, forgets his backpack in a taxi. Fortunately, a hotel security camera records everything. Alex walks into the hotel and asks for help, but the workers can't provide him with the taxi license plate.

Sara is 15, loves TV series, hangs out with her friends, and, like everyone else, is fed up with homeschooling. But Sara lives in great uncertainty: she could be deported any day now.

Anne has been living on Cora’s family farm for over a year and the two have become incredibly close. Cora is becoming increasingly stressed about the farm’s deteriorating financial situation. Anne tries to be supportive and find ways to help Cora but her efforts are futile against Cora’s stubbornness.

An Anglo Saxon Horror Story

Luigina is a nurse and a mother of three who lives in the outskirts of Rome. The effects of the pandemic weigh heavily on her, worrying the whole family. Only the warmth of her loved ones gives her the strength she needs to keep going.

Two tropical islands on either side of the Atlantic ocean. One deserted, the other organic. Two trips, twenty years apart. From each one I came back with images. Agua de vinagre is a travel film suspended between these two moments in time. An exploration of my presence through the images, the impossible expectation for an absent person to appear, there in front of the shutter of my camera. A cine-mourning.

Fall. Fracture. Reconstruction. In a porous and fragile universe, we find ourselves following this character, addicted to work, alcohol, loneliness, creating a world where he gradually finds himself again.

"Coisich, a Rùin" explores the decline of the woollen industry in the Scottish Borders through the accounts of workers of the long-abandoned Heather Mills, built on the River Tweed in 1871. Connecting with old looming traditions through oral histories, Flora Litchfield applies a tapestry of sound to images of the empty space to re-energise its dormant life.

Come interact live and ask your questions to the band, director Teddy and illustrator Lyan from the book "Compendium"! We will reveal the details of the next album and broadcast exclusive images of the new short film "Black Wave" and the book to be released in late 2021/early 2022! Coming straight out of a dystopian universe where cyberpunk and post-apocalyptic are mixed, the Shaârghot, a crazy creature born from a failed experiment, sows chaos in the Great Eye city. More than a music band, Shaârghot is above all a story and a concept that comes to life through their wild concerts. Post-apocalyptic costumes, a martial metal as dancing as percussive, dancefloor beats where acid and devastating synths are mixed, such are the ingredients which compose the scenic universe of the group.

A documentary filmmaker investigates a strange crime that occurred 47 years ago, until the reasearch work is interrupted due to the restrictions imposed after the appearance of Covid-19.

In Ethiopia, Harari blacksmiths have the reputation of turning themselves into hyenas and roaming the streets of the old city. An immersion in the work of Ethiopian blacksmiths, who live on the fringes of society. As a backdrop, the unnerving nocturnal beauty of Harar and its inhabitants’ passion for khat. At night, working bodies change shape and the possibility of metamorphosing from blacksmith into hyena creates a shift in reality.

In May 2016, a new museum dedicated to Palestinian history and culture opened in Ramallah. Inaugurated with no exhibition, the museum remained empty for several months until a first exhibition devoted to Jerusalem was organised. The film takes place over this transition period, during the construction of a dream city, in sharp contrast with a political reality that makes the future prospects for a Palestinian State increasingly hypothetical.

Kastellórizo, Greece's easternmost island, has become the symbol of the crisis between Greece and Turkey. With Ankara seeking oil and gas in the island's territorial waters, the conflict in the Aegean could escalate at any moment. Will Kastellórizo and its 250 inhabitants be the collateral victims of this geopolitical crisis?

Alejandra is mourning the recent death of her husband. At her 51 years old, in the middle of a quarantine that accentuates the loneliness and intensity of this process, a social network emerges as a way to deal with her loss.

Filmed predominantly in Tunbridge Wells and surrounding areas including London from mid February - December 24 but some footage was filmed earlier

The weapon carrier Wiesel is a small track vehicle of the Bundeswehr. Visually, it looks like a toy tank, but it's packed with firepower and power. The 20mm machine gun and the anti-tank guided missile TOW are dangerous weapons. The weasel was designed to be extra small and light so that it can be quickly brought into its field of application by helicopter and transport aircraft. It is probably the most diverse armored vehicle in the Bundeswehr.

How does Hebridean shellfish get from the wild seas and onto people's plates in Spain?

Animation short by Francesca Fantoni.