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English teacher Farida and Khalid, a medical supplier, document through intimate voice messages their struggle to survive the war in Gaza. They tell a story of immense loss and resilience in a worsening humanitarian crisis.

A young man runs from his fate, which, inevitably, will catch up with him.

Two Italian partisans during World War II are confronted with a moral dilemma when they take a fascist soldier prisoner.

St James's in London is renowned for being Britain's poshest high street. We meet the characters who run the stores, and the customers who buy their premium products.

You know that feeling of not being completely yourself? To be someone different? Is it really you?

A young girl from the village is tormented by a hag.

Filmmaker Lucy Kaye creates intimate portraits of diverse individuals in three Northern English towns, in this insightful and compassionate documentary. Filmed across Wakefield, Halifax and Middlesbrough, the film brings together stories of loss, migration, friendship, and mutual aid, to convey a strong sense of place and lived experience. Exploring our relationship to the places we live and our sense of belonging, the film challenges stereotypes and gives a vital voice to those not often heard. From Where We Stand is a thoughtfully observed film that feels truly collaborative, and an authentic portrait of Northern England post-Brexit.

A noir-ish tale centred around a packet of menthol vogue cigarettes, moving between Sri Lanka and the UK. Intrigued by the allure of this woman’s identity, our narrator finds herself enticed into an addiction

Having all the music in the world in your pocket seems normal today, but it took several revolutions to get there. Music enthusiast Sophian Fanen explains how we transitioned from the CD era to streaming, from scarcity to infinite access. Through the mp3, illegal downloads, the iPod, and platforms like Deezer and Spotify, he retraces the history of how we listen to music in the 21st century.

Anna is in a toxic relationship. She wanders the streets of Rouen in search of a solution to free herself from it. But is she even capable of it?

The cat has an especially delicious recipe: Mouse Soup.

Vicky McClure accompanies her grandfather back to Normandy where he was on D-Day

“The woman is the man's servant”, she grew up with this sentence from her father, Lenia Friedrich's great-grandfather. How much has this way of thinking changed from today, where can you still discover parallels? Her hands testify to her hard work as a housewife, for which she certainly rarely received recognition. Of course, there was never any monetary reward for this, the father was the breadwinner of the family, although she did the reproductive work in silence. Especially the quiet work in the background, which makes it possible to maintain the entire society, Lenia Friedrich would like to put in the foreground.

A young man moves through a series of memories after committing an act of violence.

TikTok, the most popular app among young people, has nearly 1.6 billion users worldwide, including almost one in three French citizens. Often seen as a platform for dances, animals, music, and star influencers, it is above all a global success story from China, owned by the company ByteDance. Its content management system remains opaque, even to its moderators. Accused of collecting personal data like other social networks, TikTok is also suspected of sharing that data with the Chinese government and influencing public opinion worldwide.

Jamila reads aloud a stack of printed emails written to individuals and organisations delaying, postponing, or cancelling work due to illness from her sickbed.

Dan's adventure begins with the first tomb-hunters and a giant of early Egyptology.

On the eve of the French Revolution, the Queen entrusted her most precious friend and confidante with the task of hiding the most priceless jewel in her possession. Many years later, in 1925, during the Roaring Twenties, a mysterious criminal case resurfaces involving this jewel.

After returning from their best friend's funeral, Samuel and Lucas happen upon a mysterious board. Believing it to be a sign from their late friend, they decide to use it to commune with him, until a far more sinister presence makes itself known.

A french short film for Halloween.

Initially becoming famous for quick pranks and unboxing videos on their YouTube channel, Jamie Star has become a household name seemingly overnight, garnering millions of views on every social media platform, and boasting millions of followers on both his TikTok and YouTube channel.   Jamie Star has been involved in numerous controversies and in his view, people are trying to bring him down. Jamie has been accused of such acts like doping in the celebrity charity boxing match, promoting smoking to children, and scamming children with cryptocurrency schemes. Jamie Star has invited a news team into his home to get to the bottom of his mass media mess.

Michael Burrell and Reggie Reid are called back into action. Their new enemy, who has a more dangerous plan than they first realised, appears as Michael's greatest challenge as he must stop him before it's too late.

An almost eighty -year -old man works in his workshop where he made ceramic dishes manually and especially whistles in the shape of birds. The "song" of the background of the birds and the images of the isolated village of Castelli, in the Teramo, will bring the viewer in a remote place away from modernity. Man, craftsman, nature, silence.

From San Juan to Miami, from the 80s to the present day, a journey through a musical movement that has been, in turn, the musical banner of misogynists, then feminists, then non-genders. An activist epic that now travels the world, and is lived out on a daily basis in some very surprising forms.

A man begins to feel trapped in his small apartment.

Thanks to new technology, Liam is able to bring his dead Dad back to life for just five minutes and finally ask a very important question.

Human catboy chases after a mysterious figure and her glowing box.

A tradesman has the shittiest end to a day ever known to man.

After their father’s passing, an oddball trio inherits the failing family funeral business. Led by hapless son Archie, they devise a plan to save their funeral home.

Far away, in the middle of the Namibian wasteland, on former German colonial soil. Unsecured, threatening tunnels lead deep into a monolithic mountain. Major, Esmeralda and Peter are working in illegal mines, searching for gemstones. The workers risk their lives every day, and their work brings little economic return. The group lives in its own microcosm, in which it seems they have buried their dreams.

A French food critic seeks the ultimate flavor in NYC's restaurants, but only to be continually disappointed-until Hans Fletcher, a mysterious restaurateur, appears to offer him the perfect meal, resembling a forbidden fruit.

An experimental narrative-based short film inspired by timeless Greek tragedies, weakness, sin and lust. Saul, our protagonist, is a ruthless and determined private investigator, a lone wolf looking into the disappearance of a young artist named Luca. Saul follows a trail of clues leading him to the path of Procrustes and his disarming wife Circe. Knowing that he is on the scent, Saul has every sense and sensibility challenged in trying to bring this case to a close. Can Saul find somebody lost and not lose himself on the way?

The duo formed by Géraldine Py and Roberto Verde invites us on a dreamlike, nocturnal journey that resembles a ghost train, following the path of parcels in the Galeries' warehouse. Carolina Santana proposes music as a counterpoint to the mechanical movements on the conveyor rails.

Paul B. Preciado says 'Trans bodies (...) though living, speak in languages unknown to the coloniser, they have dream spsychoanalystes are unaware of'. Through creation, the artist does a live performance of synthesizing a 'woman'.

A boy is struggling with love, but how many fears really belong to him and how many are the daughters of the homologating and conformist society?

Man About The House first aired 50 years ago, when the idea of a man sharing a flat with two young women was considered shocking. The show made huge stars of its central characters including Richard O'Sullivan as Robin Tripp. The flat downstairs was home to landlords George and Mildred, who would later have their own successful spin-off series. The late Yootha Joyce excelled as the sex-starved Mildred, with Brian Murphy playing her hen-pecked husband. In this documentary, Paula Wilcox, Sally Thomsett and Murphy share behind-the-scenes stories and, along with Christopher Biggins and Melvyn Hayes, celebrate the show's success, 50 years on.

Anna, an aspiring guitarist, prepares for an audition.

A short film.

After accidentally killing a plumber, a pair of bumbling fools must hide the evidence at all cost.