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How the geopolitics of the Arctic is changing, and increasing the risk of war.

Jules tries to get to his job interview.

During a stormy night, Jorge discovers her daughter has gone into a protest and got injured. His overprotective ways have stranged him from Laura and now Jorge has to choose between her daughter's freedom or protection from the world.

In the mountains of Sardinia and the inhospitable desert landscape of Palestine, shepherds have been herding livestock in the same traditional way for centuries. Experienced men drive bleating sheep and goats across fertile grazing spots. From a distance, the dancing white dots form an aesthetically appealing and meditative image against a background of dramatic mountain ridges.

A brand-new documentary delving into the creation of the Super Space Theatre format and how ITC transformed classic Anderson shows into feature-length movies, featuring Super Space Theatre consultant David Hirsch.

A debut short film, using beautiful imagery of places in England—grass, mountains, insects, lakes, wildlife, etcetera, in almost a poetic way; Nostalgic for anyone who has ever lived properly.

In 2017, a tragic event shakes the neighborhood of Patraix. An engineer, with no conflicts or previous history, is found dead in the garage of his home. Suspicions point directly to his wife, Maje, and her lovers.

In a country where eligible men greatly outnumber women, three perpetual bachelors join an intensive seven-day dating camp led by one of China’s most sought-after dating coaches in what may be their last-ditch effort to find love.

A man sees mountains and sets out to recreate them. During a traverse across the Western United States, we observe familiar sites in a new light, and the world gets lost in the fold.

The journey of figuring out your sexuality and of rejecting the power the conventions of heteronormativity can have. It is a celebratory NO to being told that as queer people we are in anyway unnatural and is a juicy rejection of the rigidity of binary modes.

A man has been murdered. Vincenzo is waiting in a police station when the phone rings. His fate is sealed.

At 23, Cyprien runs a marathon a day for 25 days, from Paris to Marseille, to raise 50,000 euros for LENVOL, a charity supporting seriously ill children. Mission PAMA is a powerful story of endurance, solidarity, and pushing limits.

N|u is a moribund language of the southern Kalahari, spoken by an ever diminishing group of elderly San people scattered across the region. It is also one of the oldest human languages initially declared extinct in 1974 but was sought out by land claim activists in the mid 1990’s. (Joy Gregory)

Zizou, a 13-year-old overweight boy, sets out to befriend the neighborhood's most popular kid. However, his relentless attempts leave him vulnerable to unexpected ridicule, stirring unresolved feelings.

In 2012, British expat Christine Robinson was raped and murdered in her own South African Lodge. This is the story of how Christine's niece, whom due to health was stuck in the UK, hunted for her aunt's killer abroad.

BORDERS ARE THRESHOLD LANDS To cross one is to stand at the dawn and at the dusk of a journey; is doubt and echo of a past that still clings to the skin. The two protagonists know this well, suspended in the weighty everydayness of transformation on the Italian-Slovenian border, an eternal place of travels and conflicts

The history of the Pilastro district begins in the '60s, with some council houses a few miles from the center of Bologna, built to meet the demand for housing for the growing number of immigrants in the post-war period. Under the shadow of the Virgolone, one of the largest residential buildings in the city, grows a neighborhood with almost 7000 inhabitants, often rising at the center of media attention for its crime sagas. Through the history of a neighborhood and its inhabitants, the film explores the relationship between city spaces and daily experiences, in a context where challenges and contradictions in urban development are evident.

The director of "Normal" recounts the film's genesis and production, reflecting on the ethics of the gaze and how, in just a few years, the struggles for inclusion and rights have seen their scope narrow and must, day after day, face new widespread violence.

Ground floor window fronts, being half inside and half outside, as an in-between space of private and public.

Valeria is adjusting to her new life in the UK, trying to cure her insomnia while being haunted by daily war news and her own survivor guilt.

Franz Stock, a German military chaplain, accompanied hundreds of resistance fighters sentenced to death to Paris. Through his diary, which documented the judicial terror orchestrated by the Wehrmacht during the Occupation, a story that questions the ambiguity of this testimony.

It took seven days to create the world, it only took one to disrupt its balance.

Inside a prison, a young man confronts the emotional wreckage of his crime through sessions with the prison psychologist-reliving the past, facing the pain he caused, and search for redemption in the aftermath of a life-altering choice.

A group of pigs raised peacefully in a monastery when, one day, one of them finds the truth about their existence.

Two independent stories - one from 2014 and the other from 2019 - are placed together, allowing us to look back at the Umbrella Movement and the Anti-Extradition Bill Movement, which are considered to be pivotal moments in Hong Kong's pro-democracy activism.

Singer, multi-instrumentalist and composer Sona Jobarteh brings the sound of her kora to the jazz festival in Porquerolles.

When Harry's beloved car vanishes, his whiskey-soaked world unravels. In the chaos, a mysterious woman and buried secrets push him toward the edge. Whiskey, Darling is a comic tale of love, addiction, and delusion.

The film accompanies professionals who, in the area of tension between pragmatism and empathy, dedicate themselves to the work that has to be done after a death.

Music video for the song Pick Me by Candace

Portrait of pioneering LGBT filmmaker Lionel Soukaz, who passed away in February 2025. His work lies at the crossroads of several film traditions that rarely intersect: experimental, activist, pornographic, and diary film. Based on both public and private interviews with Lionel Soukaz.

Inspired by experimental LGBTQIA+ cinema of the 1970s, this film explores the blossoming of lesbian desire through an aesthetic and dreamlike approach, from the sensuality of a statue to the repressed eroticism between women.

Live from Nantes, a dazzling musical journey between Paris and Vienna. On the program: works by Tchaikovsky, Mozart, Schubert, Johann Strauss II (transcribed by Schoenberg), and Saint-Saëns.

As a boy in a coat wanders through a corridor, surreal short films are shown, each door revealing a dreamlike scene that blurs the line between memory and imagination.

A gentle man is afflicted by "musica telephobia" - fearful music constantly follows him around.

Winfried Kretschmann is the first Green politician to rise to the top of a state government — and so far the only one. He has governed Baden-Württemberg as Minister-President since 2011, longer than any of his predecessors. Soon, his tenure will come to an end: Kretschmann will not run again in the 2026 state election. This film takes stock of his time in office. A Catholic with a communist past. A conservative in a left-leaning party. A Green in the automotive heartland of Baden-Württemberg: Winfried Kretschmann’s political biography is a long journey marked by surprises and contradictions. Jenni Rieger and Jürgen Rose retrace this path. They speak with Kretschmann’s party colleagues and coalition partners, long-time close aides and early companions such as Joschka Fischer, Cem Özdemir, and Annalena Baerbock, as well as political rivals like Volker Bouffier, Markus Söder, and Bodo Ramelow. Has Germany’s first Green Minister-President changed the country?

When the need to radically transform our relationship with living beings has become an emergency, UNANIMAL invites us to explore the cohabitation between humans and animals. Sally Jacobson and Tuva Björk plunge headlong, with a delight mingled with irony and absurdity, from the commonplace to the spectacular, guided by the majestic voice of Isabella Rosselini, to propose us to stop looking at animals, and let them look at us.

What does a day in the life of the most famous painter alive look like? Is it a battleground of colour, a symphony of rebellion, a spectacle of squeegeeing? And what roles do the Sparkasse Bank and mysterious Anselm play in all of that? In his hilarious spoof documentary on the art world, Ulu Braun walks away from his trademark ‘video paintings’ and steps into a full blown AI universe.

Twenty years after Swiss publishing house Pendo closed its doors, the descendants of its founders repeatedly circle, examine and lose sight of its legacy. Frölke’s film gives structure to this archive via media experimentation.