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"Peace | Lemon" explores these stories through a word association game that surrounding two motifs: a can of tobacco and a lemon. The video is accompanied by a subtitle track explaining the two motif’s unique historical contexts. Meanwhile, the artist interprets the fantasy and fetishistic world of post-war Japanese protestors, moving through images and sound in a 'satisfying video' style. The video is further accompanied by ASMR dubbing, recording binaural triggers in viewers.

Mike Wiener invites a camera crew to create the serial killer's diary on owning and operating an escape room. Shame the game can be played only once.

A video about caress and sensitivity

Alex and Julien, in their sixties, living together for thirty years, have adopted Charlotte, who is now thirty. She gave them an adorable little girl, Clara, now five years old. This weekend, Charlotte calls them for help to keep Clara. For Alex and Julien, keeping their little girl busy for two days is a first! Quite a challenge for these “funny grandpas”.

Exploring that special sort of 11pm-tipsy-nightclub magic of late adolescence, First Kiss (With A Girl) is a kitschy, low-fi, bubblegum-sweet glance at queer intimacy.

A tribute to a special place – Kunstquartier Bethanien

While Rachel is waiting for the bus on her way into town, she meets a very special visitor.

It's morning and raining outside. Emma is home alone while her mom is working. The phone rings, but nobody is on the line.

The voices of the harbor are those of thousands of people that have worked there, and of those who still work there today. Like for all cities on the sea, Trieste's history is deeply interrelated with the history of its harbor. The human milieus of the harbor environment are at the foundation of the city, of how the community grew. To understand who we are today, and who we will be tomorrow, we need to reconstruct the memories that tell the story of the last century of the Trieste Harbor. The Harbor will always be there, and the transport of goods is still its main activity, but the ways in which the goods are transported have changed significantly, along with drastic cuts to the harbor's personnel.

100 feet of 16mm Kodak Ektachrome shot at a fun fair at night. Dark forces present themselves in plain sight in this magical place of lights and colours.

A man, distressed by his existence, wanders through the city of Lima seeking comfort in God and nature. His thoughts echo throughout his journey, trying to decipher what God the father wants for him, but tired of not finding a satisfactory existence he tries to turn away from God and take refuge in mother nature. In the end he too is rejected and forced to live his own hell.

Two people are waiting together for each other. Their flat waits with them and for them. Together they are living side by side. Someone is coming, someone is leaving, the flat stays where it is.

Yosokwi, an Indigenous collective of photographers and filmmakers from the Arhuaco people, describes the importance of communicating with the natural elements of the planet and universe.

Angel is a portrait of disenchanted youth through the eyes of two young actors during the shooting of an adult movie.

The documentary shows the public and private aspects of Franco Buffoni's life: not only one of the nowadays greatest poets in Italy, but an important civil-rights activist, intellectually engaged in the analysis of the present.

Maria is having a quiet night in when a mysterious Toy Clown shows up on her doorstep. It's very creepy. But it's just a toy... right?

A true story…lived, by a good number of people, at certain times, sometimes not so distant, even immediate (…). And essentially, apprehended, very, very far from the Field of Action…in his armchair… The “Circus Games”, in short…

A film on the Casa del Portuale, built at Calata della Marinella (Naples) by architect Aldo Loris Rossi between 1968 and 1980. ALR: suggestions arising from the architectural project, with original music by Vittorino Curci.

Join Fred Mills inside the £80M restoration of London's Elizabeth Tower, the iconic structure at the heart of the UK's Palace of Westminster.

The last trickster of the jungle makes friends with its gentle but timid neighbor.

Elia and Aldo are two ex clowns. They have been living together for years, isolated from everyone and everything. Aldo has been asking Elia to help him end his suffering due to his illness for a long time.

A documentary about the stark intolerance and misunderstanding faced by transgender men in Cuba. With unique access and empathy, the film profiles the existential angst of four trans men from different backgrounds and contrasting outlooks on life.

A three-part poetic study of Cressingham Gardens, an early-1970s social housing estate in South London.

Politicized portrait of those who accompany a trans * creature. The fears, doubts, claims and controversies that accompany these transits, the social environment and personal openness.

What goes moo moo. Study #4.

What goes moo moo. Study #2.

How have you been spending your time during the coronavirus pandemic? Any interesting activities? Here's a fascinating idea for what to do with too much free time.

Martina's frustration grows as she fails to understand herself and her surrounding world.

A young woman decides to return to the small island where she lived a great love story with a mysterious girl. By recalling the memories of the past, she will have to overcome the pain that keeps her life suspended in limbo.

Clarence lives on the 7th floor. Out of boredom and loneliness, she decided to write a book. With the arrival of a new eccentric neighbor, her life will change forever.

Documents the profound transformation of Dorrie van Roij-Houtappels and Norberto Rodrigues. Though living thousands of miles apart, they travel the same path to awakening.

This is the story of Teresa and her most loved doll that was a black doll, however black doll from heaven is not sent by God. An endearing stopmotion animation narrated and made by children that, like a story, tell us about tradition and identity.

When the young, spirited Salome moves with her husband David into a suburban apartment house, she plunges the retiree Engel and the wealthy couple Gabriele and Oscar into chaos with her joie de vivre. After a few days, mysterious things happen in their apartment block. Engel secures his apartment, computer scientist Gabriele secures her husband. Everyone in the house now wants to restore their beloved order and, as such, everything becomes even more tricky …

Through a voice over reflection and imagery constructed around nine anonymous testimonies, ME DUELES discusses objects, spaces and memories which work as imprints for women who have had difficulty naming a violent sexual encounter with their partner as rape.

This is Foundation Day as you've never seen it before.

The protagonist is leaving on a journey to the places, that remind her of the past. The woman looks back on her memories of the unhappy love and tries to leave these behind.

A performative poetry film about pecunia, passports, and privilege. Money origami stop motion animation, money being burnt and laundered, money in a museum. Psychedelic plant ornaments, juxtaposed with tanks and the devouring of currency from privileged and not-so-privileged countries in front of a national landmark and passport kissing.

This video uses public domain images to generate new narratives. The camera lens captures several instant glances of children staring at the camera device, while the city maintains the frantic pace and adults escape from the camera.

In the popular imagination, Africa still requires help from Westeners to overcome its various humanitarian, health and even climatic crises. Yet, Africa is strong enough to find solutions to their problems.

Two years after prom night, three ex-couples look back on their last summer spent together.

In Kerch, in the Crimea, a minority of Italian origin who arrived there in the 1800s, struggles for their history to be recognized and told. This community of Italians in 1942 was accused of supporting the fascist regime and of collaboration with the German troops during the city’s occupation. Between 29 and 30 January, Soviet soldiers began the deportation of the Italians. The whole community was loaded onto freight trains to the icy Kazakh steppes.

During August 2019, 8 students and workers between 19 and 21 years old participated in a missionary experience in Tanzania. They discovered that the journey is not only physical but above all emotional and mental.

The film begins with the funeral of Pierre. Beaten in the street, because different in the eyes of society, the young man succumbed to his injuries. The next scene takes place in the office of a publishing house. We learn that a writer named Claire went to meet Pierre a few days before his death. This exchange aims to produce a book relating the fight of the deceased against discrimination. In the next scene, we are a few days before Pierre's disappearance. The singer is rushed to hospital. We see Claire going to a medical center, where the singer is in intensive care. At the end we witness the artist’s “last breath”. At the same time, Claire writes Pierre's story from her notes.

While working on her recent film commission for Kettle’s Yard, Here is Elsewhere , Sarah Wood became curious about what the exhibition of art means at this time. In one part of Kettle’s Yard Alfred Wallis Rediscovered is installed and in another part of the gallery, Wood’s film. How do they relate to one another? How does art enable connection? The answer was Correspondence ­– a short essay film constructed from archive footage taken around the Cornish coastline. Correspondence speaks across time to fellow artist Alfred Wallis about the role the site of art plays in a time of social isolation. The scripted voiceover in the new film takes the form of a letter written by Wood to Wallis.