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In a golden, reassuring and muffled clearing, a young child explores the wonders of the landscape with his teddy bear until a frightening storm arrives, which threatens their serenity.

Inspired by my job on the assembly line of a factory, Fill3 depicts a production process. The film begins with a stereotypical factory setting that evolves into an an increasingly strange production system.

Romain is a shy man, actually hiding a more explosive personality underneath.

‘Starving artists', fragile beings who clearly sensed they were of no use to society and tried to make it anyway. When things got going again in August 2020, after months of lockdown and seclusion, they were the only ones who couldn't go back to business as usual. Over a year and a half, in and out of lockdowns, Donpasta shares his daily life, entwined with that of a set designer out of work, a musician with no gigs, and a farmer turned poet. Survivors, in a word, who just needed a good idea to stop treading water, and this is how they became the Naviganti.

Sanaa has been working as a city guide in Berlin-Wedding for years. But work alone is not enough for her. She is stubborn and trans. Her passion for the migrant men in the neighborhood keeps her really on her toes.

Luis, a 20 year old boy, comes to a psychologist's office to overcome a trauma that has been hidden and tormenting him since childhood. In the last sessions the psychologist creates a new methodology, in which Luis's hidden memories are used to help him overcome a trauma he has been tormenting since childhood.

„Shift Simmers Slips“ is massively inspired by and freely adapted from Luigi Serafini’s „Codex Seraphinianus“, an illustrated encyclopedia created between 1976 and 1978. The film represents a small fragmentary collage of some of his created worlds, lifeforms and activities.

The story of two cake figurines who fall in love - with a twist.

A grandmother, mother, and daughter have something in common: big teeth.

Europe's fastest and highest wooden roller coaster is located in the Heide Park Resort in Soltau. The amusement park has been characterized by the 60 meter high ride since 2001. With a top speed of almost 110 kilometers per hour, “Colossos” was a real crowd puller, with around 20 million guests traveling in 15 years. The restoration began in 2016. New wood, new rails, new technology - the report accompanies the extensive renovation of Germany's most popular wooden roller coaster.

Deep in the woods a small creature tries to plant his acorn but is interrupted by his nagging little sister. Out of frustration, he sends her to the top of an oak tree to find her own acorn and take accountability. What she’ll find and learn on her way there will change her forever.

What started as a making of for Robie's next album ended up becoming a visual diary. The day-to-day life and the pains and glories that the young emerging artist faces during the creation of her next album. She tells how her heart was broken, how she seeks funding for her music videos, how she survives and how everything that she experiences is transformed into songs. What is the price to pay to be successful in music? And in love? And in life?

"When I was 9 my father took me to see a public execution in Iran. This film is an effort to re-create and recapture that brutal memory." (P.K.)

Sexuality and gender norms are explored when a chronically ill teen meets her new AI nurse.

Portugal’s most famous singer of the twentieth century and Queen of Fado, Amália Rodrigues passed away in 1999. Beloved by all Portuguese people rich and poor, she became an ambassador for the Portuguese art of Fado, this music that expresses the unique Portuguese melancholic yearning that is Saudade.

A photogram is what remains of the dream experience: an image that goes beyond an image. From the submerged region we recover residues that we do not understand yet. Borges wrote: «I will be all or none. I will be the other I don't know I am, the one who contemplated that other dream, my wakefulness. He judges it, resigned and smiling.»

A fun yet anxious Frenchman goes to visit his oldest friend and new wife for the holidays in Spain. After a while he realizes that his kind-hearted friend is married to a crazy annoying Spanish woman and so makes a plan with the gang to save their friend from this mean witch.

Carmen and Consuelo meet again in a cafeteria in Madrid after 40 years without seeing each other. There they will remember the last night they saw each other, in a time marked by censorship and homophobia.

How should we remember catastrophic events? And what remains in people’s memory when their stories are silenced? All the Dreams We Dream is a hand-drawn animation based on the memories of those who endured famine in Qazaqstan in the 1930s. Based on two memoirs retold by poet Gafu Kairbekov, it seeks to explore questions of empathy and fear, asking how stories of violence and pain should be recounted in the modern age.

What would cruising among lesbians look like? Cruising seems to be a normal part of the gay culture and we all know scenes from famous gay films where men cruise in parks or other public spaces. At the same time, cruising is barely practiced among lesbians. Why? Pussy Cruising tackles this topic in a humorous way and takes you on a flirtatious journey between vibrant fantasy and mundane reality.

Memories of a past relationship reveal the love and sadness between two soulmates.

Fluidity are a drag movement in the northern UK town Doncaster. This documentary follows the group as they try to create a safe space for people in the heart of the town. What happens when an ex mining town struggling to recover births one of the most controversial drag acts in the UK?

An avant-garde high school, taking up the challenge of a successful co-education, is confronted with the primitive sectarianism of human beings. Their inability to love each other as they are perpetuated, individual obscurantism opposes the collective awakening. However, the flame shines in each one, that together we will perpetuate. If the human being is capable of it!

A lady’s vaporous dream in a land of soft and peachy flesh where her affection for her masseur transpires.

Once upon a time there was a reality that you do not see. The intention of a good night story from a grandfather to his granddaughter and a vindication and commitment to the LGBT collective.

'Britain's Big Cat Mystery' is an award-winning documentary which explores the phenomenon of the United Kingdom's reports of mysterious large cats, which are alleged to be prowling the wilderness and countryside of rural Britain...

Documentary about the life and legacy of Picture Post, the revolutionary magazine which shaped perceptions of British life during and after the Second World War.

When Lisa Angermann and Andreas Reinke received their first Michelin star, their restaurant "Frida" was already closed to guests. In fascinating images, the film tells the story of the magic of cooking during the enforced break.

The well-seasoned film-maker Jacques Meilleurat has always been discreet, making films at a modest pace on a shoestring. His latest opus stages this financial necessity – in the supposed beginning, there is an old fictitious contract signed with a publisher to tell the story of a life scarred by sexual abuse. This diary is dictated into an old-fashioned cassette recorder. That is what the film depicts.

Leonardo Antom, a forgotten manager, seeks to resume his career at all costs. Máximo Alcalá, a young singer-songwriter, fights against his identity conflicts. Our two protagonists will unite to reach a place in the music industry, as well as, we will discover the past of each one and how their triumphs turn into a search for satisfaction.

Throughout Bernd Ziegler's professional life he has killed six people because they threw themselves in front of his train. How does a train driver handle this?

On April 5, 1971, 343 women publicly confessed in the newspaper Le Nouvel Obs that they had had an abortion even though it was illegal. A scandal at the time, it nevertheless upset mentalities and led to the Veil law which was passed four years later.

Manipulated film stocks frame a love story in vivid and vibrant abstract greens, purples, pinks and blues. Wei plays with absence and presence, human and landscape, through fragmented images and dialogue exploring the agency of objects and the reliability of the image. Simultaneously inviting and elusive, the film is a beautiful questioning of storytelling, image-making, authorship and perspective.

Ice Ceiling is about the direct manifestations of an unwell mind, producing auditory hallucinations that manipulate the protagonist.

Freewheeling film celebrating both sexual and stylistic fluidity. Phoenix literally changes colour as the characters circle one another. A medical student who sometimes rents out a room in his house receives a visit from a young woman he was romantically involved with the previous summer. But he shows little interest in her – mainly because he’s now in love with Harry.

Starting with the memory of a song hummed in a rainy night, Chronicles of That Time investigates the shifting identity of the Mediterranean; from ‘the shared sea’, unifying the cultural diversity of Africa and Europe, to closed borders.

French drama about evil neighbourhood

Martin is invited by Werner, a distant relative he barely knows, to spend a few days at his home in Hamburg. Martin agrees and decides to take his camera with him, but when he arrives in Hamburg, Werner is not there. Suddenly, Martin finds himself alone in an unfamiliar city, camera in hand. What could have been a travel diary then becomes a spy movie.

In the solitude of a hospital room, a video game console becomes a powerful aid for admitted children to smile, lift their heads and discover their desire to win.

Disjointed centres around the experience of two men working in the industrial food complex. The film deals with a patriarchal paradigm in crisis and offers a performative space to relive and heal from trauma, where work movements become a way of embodying that which remains inaccessible through words and descriptions.

The curtain is emblematic of cinema: a veil of illusion that never completely closes but continuously opens.

Short film included as a double bill with "Django Vecchio".