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Billie, overwhelmed and intimidated by the outside world, has confined herself to existence within her box. Can she be convinced the world isn't so scary if she's prepared to step into it?

He does not love her with the intensity that she desires, but he continues to occupy her heart, excluding and isolating any other love. While he is tricking people into loving him, and then he hates them for being fooled.

1953, Gare de Lyon. A waiter's unfortunate mistake causes two ordinary men to meet. But are they as ordinary as they appear to be?

Fen is a trans man that longs for love and support from his conservative family and his friends.

What is a dog? Loyal, obedient, submissive, owned. Or violent, instinctual, vigilant and wild. Whatever it is, it’s waiting.

The voices of the inmates account for the grey space that surrounds them. With the focus on their hands and through sophisticated sound design, the film highlights the community spirit and creativity within the prison.

A glance through LGBTQ+ history through the mirrors of a drag queen.

Prior to the 'Black Fields' film storyline, we follow our barbarian, Bjorn of Clan Mountain Black on the hunt for Frida. Crossing rivers and valleys, trudging through the bitter forest of Frenmir, will our weary warrior succeed? For Frida. For vengeance. For blood.

A film wants to be science fiction. By searching the unfathomable universe, the film twists our understanding of the terrestrial world completely. Parallel worlds open up in grotesque ways, and doppelgangers try to hold the world(s) together.

Koly, a textile worker from Mali, confuses his search for identity with his desire to marry a European woman. The film documents migrant housing estates in the Northeastern suburbs of Paris. They have been constructed since the late 1960s and recently underwent vast transformations in the course of the urban planning project, Grand Paris.

Human Holes gives an insight into the daily life of the homeless residents of Ulan Bators. Their goal: survive at -40 °C.

A letter to a younger self.

Crypto art is a thing now!

A tribute to the pioneering, visionary film 'A Page of Madness' (1926, Japan, director: Teinosuke Kinugasa), reworked by AI coloring technology, digital processing, and re-cutting. Confinement, madness and love haunt an asylum (of the mind?), where a couple and their daughter become entangled in a troubled past and a complex present, as perceived through layers of moving-image making across almost a century.

The first BL (Boys Love) ever made in Italy and outside Asia about two boys who discover if a love can blossom in the shadow of a simple Pink Milk.

Straddling two continents, the pearl of the Bosphorus is home to little-known wildlife. Despite pollution and the presence of countless boats on the river, various species of dolphins live in the strait. Wild boars swimming away from the rapid urbanization are sometimes spotted there. Every year, tens of thousands of migratory birds such as storks, buzzards, and short-toed eagles also fly over Istanbul. On the outskirts of the city, a new animal species, a cross between a wolf and a stray dog, is spreading.

The raven dreams of nature, he dreams of a world of plants and insects. He travels, flies into nature. He is nature itself. Nature itself dreams into trance.

A film based on a script by the Sakhalin ethnographer Alexander Chelnokov. The events of the last months of World War II in the seas of the Far East are associated with modern life on Sakhalin. The heroes of the film are young people who are interested in history and participants in the naval battles of 1945.

The world is about to end and in its last day thousands of people take to the streets in a cry of dissatisfaction; some party, others roam with a camera trying to register everything. They all have something in common —their attempt to be free before the end. An apocalyptic metaphor within the frame of the social revolution that occurred in Chile at the end of 2019, a portrait of a generation that lost any notion of a future.

Looking like a rediscovered film reel from the early days of cinema and with its "animal drag" costumes, this Dadaist nature documentary imagines a utopia where any and all life forms are equal.

The work departs from Ernst Toller’s play “Die Maschinenstürmer” (1922), but relocates its themes along the remnants and ruins of the cotton industry, in post-2011 Egypt and post-industrial Poland. Actualizing a criticism of technology, the film re-reads the Luddites movement for a contemporary body of the worker that is always already informed by the histories of technological progress.

A hikikomori travels the world from their apartment.

A video cassette is inserted: A toddler in a paddling pool somewhere on the beach. Parents and grandparents scurry around. Pictures of Senem's first visit to Turkey, so she tells us. This is the beginning of a search for home. Through interviews with her parents and grandparents, the filmmaker takes us through the ups and downs of the life of three generations of Turkish guest workers in Germany. The stories are accompanied by images of everyday life in Turkey. Today the family has returned to their homeland, only Senem has remained in Germany. Where does she belong? Sober reflection meets poetic collage, trying to find peace in the space between here and there.

Inspired by the French New Wave, Toute Seule follows the journey of a young girl named Celine played by Sophia Aste as she finds self-love within isolation. watch at: https://youtu.be/9Le5dBbw0d8

The most beautiful castle in the world and its revealed secrets... The filmmakers had the opportunity for one year to watch what was happening around, but also inside Versailles. These include beautiful gardens. Sixteen thousand flowers to plant. For example, nine people take care of the Fountain Festival. Ponds and fountains fill with water, gushing to the rhythm of classical music. Every year at the same time, just before the beds are weeded, the Trianon gardeners select the flowers that will decorate the gardens for the next season. At the same time, it is just a drop in the sea of ​​work at the Palace of Versailles. (Czech television)

the gospel according to them, is an experimental film that explores the phenomenology of faith and its relationship to the Black body.

And when he woke up, Black Lives Matter was also Spanish. The photographer Rubén H. Bermúdez now presents the audiovisual evolution of his work. It is a warm and mature ensemble film, in which he hands the camera over to seven black people in Spain to have them make a film.

- Study•ies (n.) From c. 1300 as "a state of deep thought or contemplation, of the not-yet-so-opaque, mental perplexity or anxious thought, amazement, wonder or reverie" - Lunar (adj.) from Latin lunaris "of the moon," Luna "moon" from the greek word "Lùnca" same root of Lux and leuk, a proto-Indo-European root meaning "light, brightness."

Juan loves music, his guitar, and composing. The creative process is always complex, but with effort and dedication, Juan can find his muses.

Immersed in half darkness, the audience is exposed to sounds that are equally fascinating and repulsive: growls, whines, and barks assault the viewer relentlessly. On the screen, multiform and elusive images alternate, wavering between reality and representation, narrative of the present and atemporal evolutions, and imagination and perception. A disquieting presence progressively emerges out of a blurred dimension, while in the background a sound like rain can be heard. The unusual feral beast might be Cerberus, tormenting «the people that are there submerged» like a dog, while the «rain» is the endless dripping, torturing the depraved people relegated in etèrnum, forever, to Dante’s third circle: that of the gluttons, such as Ciacco himself.

After Morgan Foley is arrested on suspicion of murder. He must use all he knows to survive with his freedom.

A chance encounter and a daring conversation. Sometimes it's better to keep quiet.