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Talking about the story of the Gaza genocide with other images and other words is possible. The discovery of some slides in a high school in Catania is the starting point for analyzing the origins of Israel's military occupation of Gaza by resorting to the etymology of the words used to describe what expressions like "terrorist" or "military occupation" mean, while the drawings of Amos, an Israeli child who portrays his imaginary friend Anya under the worried gaze of the babysitter May Golan, point out that most horror stories have deep roots in everyday life. Invention and black humor try to overcome the (denied) reality of an apartheid and a normalized genocide, exposed and simultaneously removed.

Six year old orphan Kenta and his ten year old friend Makoto team up to search for Kenta's mother, but their journey becomes a test of their extraordinary bond when they discover that the reunion may come at a cost.

The Divided Island brings the ‘Cyprus problem’ back into focus, revealing untold stories and unravelling the intricate history that still reverberates today. After 50 years of failed negotiations, the issue remains on whether the Island will ever become re-united.

While on vacation in the UK, a complacent husband and wife find themselves drawn toward a fiery couple who secretly have sinister intentions.

Under the auspices of Rio Chiquito, Bruno Muel and Jean-Pierre Sergent’s 1965 report on the birth of the FARC, and Dunav Kuzmanich’s 1981 fiction film Canaguaro about the end of the Liberal guerillas, this is look back on 70 years of clandestine life in the Columbian forest. Women and men who took up arms amid profound social inequality and political violence recount their years as fighters and their return to civilian life, without disowning their past. From 2012, when the peace negotiations began, to 2022 — the story of a new struggle.

Antonio Diaz, better known as El Mago Pop, embarks on the ambitious adventure of exporting his magic show “Nada Es Imposible (Nothing Is Impossible)” to Broadway, USA. This venture not only requires enthusiasm, tenacity and the joint efforts of his team members, but also the purchase of a gigantic theater. Will the most famous Spanish illusionist be able to fulfill his dream of debuting in the Mecca of show business?

For over 40 years, a secret organization spied on British citizens. This secret organization infiltrated over 1000 groups they wanted to spy on. To achieve this, they created new personas by stealing the identities of dead children. They used these new personalities to start relationships with women. They also used their new identities to have sex with women and In some cases, they even had children. Then once they had what they wanted, they abandoned the women and vanished without trace. The women wouldn't find out the truth until decades later. The men were in fact, undercover police officers who were infiltrating completely lawful groups.

Matthie no longer runs so far, he prefers to stay with himself. That way he can find himself better when he gets lost. He doesn't want to think about tomorrow yet, today was just familiar. But now he and Miri realize that tomorrow is already today.

A film in which the author seeks to express the love he feels for the central figure of the family: his grandmother. By documenting her daily life and interviewing family members about their feelings toward her, this documentary becomes a love letter.

Poet Heather Yeung reads excerpts of her work over 16mm footage of the Orkney Islands. Combining memory, poetry, and the empty landscapes of Yeung's homeland, The Islands Above is a tourist's look at an isolated locale.

Using the streets of his Berlin neighbourhood as a backdrop, a filmmaker from Belarus investigates the systematic nature of Russian and Belarusian war crimes in Ukraine and explores his own responsibility for this war.

Illustrator, comic author and animation director Martin Romero takes the allusion to the famous Shakespearean phrase as a starting point to propose a critical look at today's world based on tragicomedy and the grotesque. "To bird or not to bird, that is the question".

In the 90s, at the height of their career, two best friends record their biggest album yet, but in the process cracks start to shatter as relationships break down.

The train stations of Bordeaux, Strasbourg, and Lyon are among the most spectacular in France, designed by the most daring architects and engineers. Three colossal monuments, three multimodal hubs, built in France's largest cities to handle millions of passengers. These stations were equipped with technological innovations that were unique in their time.

A drama about love, language, and the subconscious, as a meet up gives a woman her most personal challenge.

We have probably all thought about the influence of digital logic and algorithms on our perception of the world at some point. This equally humorous and profound short film takes the interactive online tour service “Google Street View” as a starting point for an investigation of where the reality mapped by fifteen automatic cameras and the one perceived by human senses drift apart – and what the consequences are.

Davide is a thirty-year-old who lives in a town in the Sicilian hinterland. He doesn't know what free time is. He wakes up at dawn to open his bar and begins the hard work. He experiences body care as a cult: protein shakes, gym, supplements, pole dancing lessons and treatments from Alessandra, his beautician girlfriend. Davide has always wanted to please and be admired. From model to Mister Sicily, today his dream comes true on the stage of a nightclub where he works as a stripper and lets himself be desired by others. A documentary focused on obsession with beauty and the cult of the body without neglecting the equally current issue of the construction of identity starting from our body and the gaze of others.

A video project meant to highlight the human cost in Palestine.

Is art activism? Can art be feminine or feminist? The new hypersexual approach to the outdated bimbo counteracts the patriarchal society that women are still fighting.

Soon, there will be wolves everywhere in France again. People have to learn to cohabit with them.

In an unspecified future, in unspecified woods, some solar-powered camera devices, left by documentary filmmakers, are activated with motion sensors. The documentary filmmakers are dead, almost all humans on the planet are dead, and the animals are alive. A man, now facing the end of his species, sends a voicemail to his best friend for the first time. The camera devices keep rolling.

Radio play in 3D sound = cinema for your ears! Close your eyes and experience the radio play "The Three Investigators - The Village of the Devils" in the unique three-dimensional Dolby ATMOS ® audio technology. You can expect a 90-minute, immersive radio play that allows you to really immerse yourself in the plot - without any visual distraction.

Grandma’s Footsteps in Britain, Red light, green light in North America, Thunder, weather, lightning in Austria, One, two, three, ciggy forty-three in Argentina, Frozen in Mexico, Statues in Greece – all refer to a game of stealth and balance popular around the world. While some versions rely on turning around at unpredictable intervals, these London kids play it with the regularly timed cry of “One, two, three, freeze!”. The caller takes her time assessing everyone’s immobility, which ensures further wobbles. But she can only expel the most unstable, and the forwards progress won’t be stopped.

Common Ground is a film commissioned by the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trust to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the first conversations with artists at the site, whose proposals became the Sculpture Trail. The film delves into the history of the Trail, offering insights into the conversations between the early artists who created its first sculptures.

Tareq Samhan, a former fighter with the Al-Qassam Armed Forces (Hamas), is released after 13 years in prison. Tareq's story and the images captured by the filmmaker provide a snapshot of Palestine today.

Aurore and Alan, two runaway children, lost in the dead of night, discover a florist’s store still open. Despite a warm welcome at first glance, they will soon discover that she is in fact hiding a terrible secret in her back room.

An installation work by Minha Park, shot in 16mm.

False Witness is an imitation of found-footage horror indulging in the haunting lure of technological mystification through layers of processed footage and forging a cryptic absence. Blending wildlife trail cams, AI forgeries and dreamlike nigh-vision footage, the film’s narrative evolves uniquely through code-based randomization, existing in constant flux.

How does a self-professed misogynist become one of the world’s most influential people, and remain so even after being charged with rape and human trafficking? Andrew Tate’s meteoric rise to infamy has provoked global uproar, but the controversial figure is also a terrifying symptom of the increasingly fractured world in which we live, propelled by the social media platforms beneath our fingertips.

A young man's selfish actions symbolize human greed and environmental degradation, prompting a mourning group to awaken to reality and take their first steps towards planetary care and change.

The film delves into the universe of thoughts and memories of Camilo, a teenager with a muscular disorder, as he transitions into adulthood. The film's dialectic, crystallized in an extensive 16-year film record, navigates between the writing of philosophical texts and conversations he has with his friend Luis, with a critical eye toward social systems, his own relationships, and himself. His way of feeling propels the temporal leaps in one direction or another, with their drifts and reveries, similar to the ways in which memory operates. Time becomes both theme and vehicle.

A pioneer of electronic music, Pierre Henry (1927-2017) has, since the 1950s, alongside Pierre Schaeffer, laid the foundations of what characterizes the music of our time. At the time, everything had to be invented: the sounds, the tools to manipulate them, the ways of broadcasting them. He influenced the pop music of the 1960s and 1970s, from the Beatles to Pink Floyd, and up to the DJs of the 1990s. He is the author of an absolute hit: the electronic jerks composed with Michel Colombier for the 'Messe pour present time' created by Maurice Béjart in 1967. But above all he is the creator of a prolific work, from the end of the 1940s to the 2010s, where pure and incredible sound experiences coexist with musical settings of texts to constitute mock operas of a new genre. Thanks to often unpublished documents, this documentary invites us to listen to Pierre Henry tell us about his journey and above all to listen to his music, one of the most innovative of the 20th century.

A very personal show of Luisa Omielan's journey in comedy and stand-up and the frustrations of navigating the UK entertainment industry. Omielan is a critically acclaimed comedian, the first to get a BAFTA breakthrough, and this is her experience of comedy in the UK. Incredible audiences, ridiculous gate keeping.

Since the Bayreuth Baroque Opera Festival was founded in 2020, the city of Bayreuth has become a mecca for Baroque music. Sandrine Piau invites us to savour the frivolity of 18th-century Rome through cantatas with enchanting notes.

In the Hautes-Alpes, Jeff breeds, cares for, and slaughters his own animals. He joined forces with other farmers in a peasant-run slaughterhouse. He accompanies his livestock until the very end, performing the slaughter himself.

A short documentary experiment on a trip to Bahrain, exploring nostaglia as a borrowed perspective.

1878, New Caledonia. As a bloody battle rages on, a missionary locks eyes with of a young Kanak girl. What if he could save her?

An intimate and profound look at the poetics of Antonio Pettinicchi