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The smell and taste of bread trigger feelings and emotions in Shirin that remind her of her childhood. She decides to return to Tehran, her hometown.

In the depths of a gloomy Ciné Cafe, a couple of aficionados are holding a film chatter, while the “Spirit of Cinema” hangs around.

The definitive telling of the crimes of Joanne Dennehy, told by those closest to the case. Dennehy murdered three men, stabbed two more and is now serving life without parole.

A boy gets lost in the forest. Suddenly, a mysterious figure appears. In this encounter, reminiscent of the ferryman Charon from Greek mythology, the boy finds himself in a realm between life and death.

Testimonies of young women, the jealousy of their boyfriends, the indifference of their fathers, the intransigence of the stereotypes that pass through them. 10 episodes of an experimental web-series on sexism and gender violence, born immediately after the rape in Palermo in July 2023 in an attempt to build a counter-narrative that demystifies the macho and misogynistic mythologies of the media and the collectives, against the backdrop of anthropological considerations on “men who hate women”. Disturbing, percussive and pounding like all the works by canecapovolto, a place in which to penetrate the problem and extract its roots for a greater understanding of things. The series is copyright-free, it can be freely reshared by anyone.

Rafa proposes to acknowledge his sexual orientation to his mother and his brother, although his brother suspects that he is not the only one who is different.

A glass door prevents the occupation of a room.

After a frenetic persecution, a prehistoric hominid (Moha) faces an elder man (Wan) and his dog-hyena (Khana), with an unexpected outcome, where nothing is as it seems.

Delving into the passionate but destructive romance between British singer Amy Winehouse and Blake Fielder-Civil. Exploring how their whirlwind courtship and tumultuous marriage impacted Winehouse's life and music.

An experimental film by L.L. de Mars about the now almost imperceptible traces of a piece of childhood in Clermont-Ferrand, passing through all kinds of places on a distorted scale, whose familiarity is just a word lost among the rest: noises, images, axes, distances, atmospheres.

A short film exploring memorialization and continuities of racism from DDR.

This short film is an intimate journey, a journey through a legacy that transcends time.

1852, Wales: a desperate young mother carries out a forbidden ritual to save the soul of her unbaptised dead baby, but is tricked into taking on a terrifying supernatural burden.

At a speakeasy, a seductive, mysterious woman begins a flirtatious interaction with a suave but sleazy man, the conversation takes a murderous turn when the man reveals his misogynistic beliefs.

War and violence. Among all, the birht of cinema. After all, war and violence. "The wind blows wherever it pleases." (John 3:8)

An empty house full of shadows, spirits are projected by the blue light of the television. echoes of violence and solitude fill the dark corners of an empty city. the countryside offers no comfort- the rivers are swollen and brown, the air is cold and grey, trees are sharp and barren of leaves. Ancient spirits and memories of evil are buried below the surface of the fields. A world haunted by past lives trying to claw their way back

In 1993, Jean-Claude Romand murdered his entire family, shattering a lifetime of lies. Fascinated by the case from the beginning, French writer Emmanuel Carrère reviews the painful gestation of the book he dedicated to it.

My dear friends, it's time for us to welcome you to another 'lost' Jane Austen novel. It's been improvised from start to finish by the amazing cast of Austentatious. The actors conjure up the story from nothing, backed by fully improvised lighting, soundtrack and, now I come to think about it, our camerawork too. This is the third time we have recorded Austentatious, this time as part of their residency at the Arts Theatre in London's glittering West End.

Experimental doc about how, as squatting in empty buildings and “trespassing” on empty land becomes increasingly criminalised, we have to fight for the right to home.

H is a young director, ready to direct his next short film MILLION DOLLAR SCENE. However, he will have to face the harsh reality of the inconveniences and problems present in every production. Will he have the strength H to go through with his project? Will he be clear-sighted in seeing the harsh reality of things or will they, too, come across as blurry and imperfect?

After waking up in an abandoned structure, a man with no memory must escape a mysterious unknown creature and a seemingly endless deathloop to return to his family.

There are over three thousand forgotten prisoners languishing in jail in England and Wales, held indefinitely with no idea when they’ll be released, even though they completed their sentences years earlier. They’re IPP prisoners – people who were given an additional indeterminate sentence, Imprisonment for Public Protection. Martin Read’s film looks at the punishment described by Conservative former Justice Minister Ken Clarke as ‘a stain on the Justice System’, following both the stories of individuals trapped in a Kafka-esque world of labyrinthine bureaucracy that has seen them swallowed up by a system, and those campaigning for their rights as human beings to have their lives returned to them.

Vida is a documentary retracing the creation of the mixtape "vida". A musical project filmed by a young film student in the city of Lyon. The documentary is shot over 11 months.

An original rewriting by the Vetrano-Randini company of two one-act plays by Pirandello, ‘Sgombero’ and ‘L'uomo dal fiore in bocca’, whose threads are intertwined with surreal dialogues and lightning-fast quotes drawn from the repertoire of Totò and Vicé, fantastic and poetic characters from Franco Scaldati's theater. - Luigi Pirandello: L‘uomo dal fiore in bocca – Sgombero – Colloqui coi personaggi - Franco Scaldati: Totò e Vicé

Olivier is a young man who leads a peaceful life alongside his mother, in a village where the environment and nature breathe the joy of living. A sunny morning, his routine is upset by his meeting with Nathalie, an enigmatic woman who will completely profoundly shake his minds.

The baobabs of Africa and the olive trees of Southern Italy: what connects these two great trees, both parts of such distant worlds and cultures? An ancestral symbiosis has kept them intertwined with humanity and history for millennia; a fabric of religious beliefs and legends keeps them at the center of ancient symbols and rituals. Their fruits’ richness and the thousands of uses that communities have been able to find in the shadow of their mighty branches make them precious and irreplaceable. Today, even their suffering and their progressive decay unite them tragically, both victims of climate change caused by those who have always fed on them.

After seven long years, Ignasi sets out on a poignant journey to revisit the bittersweet memories of his son Pep, who tragically lived just four months. This emotional odyssey uncovers the profound love, fleeting moments, and lasting impact of a brief life, inviting reflection on loss, hope, and the enduring bond between a father and his child.

A fallen star, Chantal is looking for inspiration when they finally decides to leave their den.

Winter. In the snow-covered mountains of Bulgan, Mongolia, men and women tend to their animals. Around them, wolves prowl. A hunt begins.

The sounds of the plant fade away, the cameras turn on and off, and the night sets in.

CJ, a closeted teenager, has created a fake 90s reality to escape reality and with the help of his best friend Jen he learns that it isn't always a good thing to live in a dream

An aspiring artist struggles with negative self-talk and unfair comparisons with his peers. Can his only fan save him from himself?

Clémence's life is punctuated by her board games. Her passion is such that she will enter into a larger-scale game and venture beyond her daily routine.

At 91 years of age, Alexander Kluge is solidly regarded as a trailblazing figure in New German Cinema and the avant-garde. He remains active and curious about media, so it’s no wonder that he recently began experimenting with artificial intelligence. He has been exploring a particular programme developed in Munich for medical research, which he systematically strains in order to find his images at the farthest ends of the system's creative faculties. With these, Kluge plays in the same essayistic fashion beloved from his television work – historical footage and a plenitude of texts, comics, charts and cabaret. In short: facts and fictions freely intermingle.

Two sleepover taking place at the same time and two demon summoning attempts goes awry

Witnesses recount how they experienced the bombing raid on Freiburg, a city in southern Germany, on November 27, 1944. At the time, they were still children. They also provide insights into how these experiences and the wartime period shaped their lives and how they view today’s world through the lens of those events.