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The film explores a young man's intimate relationship with the Internet. While the absence of a father figure has left him searching for answers, he finds an unexpected mentor in Google. From learning everyday tasks like shaving to discovering deeper knowledge, the algorithm becomes much more than a simple search engine, blurring the boundaries between real and virtual.
An ex-bus driver wakes up in purgatory and is promptly sentenced to hell.
The Youth Orchestra - Luigi Cherubini conducted by Maestro Riccardo Muti performs the Symphony from “I vespri siciliani” by Giuseppe Verdi the “Symphony No. 4” in A major ‘Italiana’ op. 90 by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy and the “Symphony No. 5” in C minor op. 67 by Ludwig van Beethoven.
Brothers Linus and Anton, who have become estranged from each other due to their mother's long-term illness. After her death, they travel to the family's old Danish country house - a place full of childhood memories, but also old conflicts. While Linus wants to quickly settle his share of the inheritance and return to his well-ordered life, Anton only wants one thing: to reconnect with his brother. But the past keeps catching up with them. Old wounds resurface, guilt, anger, and grief collide. Kystgaarden tells a moving story about the love between two brothers, the burden of the past and the possibility of a new beginning.
Kevin and Cassandra lost their daughter, Hannah, who died in a freak car accident. While Kevin mourns her death, Cassandra celebrates her life, but bitterness and mutual blame threaten to tear their marriage apart.
Six pensioners enjoy the apparent privilege of retirement in Germany. But what was seen as a desirable goal during their working lives turned out to be an obstacle course full of unexpected bureaucratic, social and health challenges, when they retired. Valeriy, Svetlana, Manni, Klaus, Ilona and Laura – all affected by old-age poverty - give us a private insight into their unique fates and share their thoughts and worries as well as their moments of happiness with us in intimate conversations.
All the sensitivity and elegance of Rogê is on show at Jazz sous les Pommiers. This Carioca artist promises to lull the Normandy festival with Curyman II, an album that revisits a whole era of Brazilian music.
Short film.
Julien Bellver retraces, minute by minute, the attacks of November 13, 2015 in Paris, which claimed 130 victims. Through archive footage and testimonies from survivors, journalists, and bereaved families, this documentary revisits that tragic evening and the days that followed, profoundly marking France and an entire generation.
He kills cleanly, silently or almost silently, with a love for the act. A black comedy about violence, cynicism... and cables.
A woman finds a tape recorded in her adolescence and, from that moment on, lives in permanent conflict with her other self from the past.
Marking 800 years of North Shields, this documentary captures the heart and soul of a town defined by its people, its stories, and its music.
A woman is going to get a tattoo.
After his father’s death, a grieving Yorkshire farmer is left with a choice between moving on to a new life with his fiancée or dutifully keeping the family’s lambing farm and risk losing his chance at true happiness.
Professor Eske Willerslev has an ambition to build the world's largest collection of prehistoric human DNA. As the collection grows, he is forced to confront the ghosts of his own past.
On an imperceptible loop by Klaus Schulze, she circles around the Place Royale in Reims, overcome by vertigo and these thoughts.
Malcolm's Suicide Note. A poem by Rhys Griffiths.
In a stark future where Earth lies desolate, 'X', its sole remaining inhabitant, undertakes a surreal ascent on a ladder to the Moon. Battling his inner demons, existential despair, and profound solitude, 'X' discovers unexpected companionship and encounters glimpses of beauty and hope in the infinite vastness of space. Distance to the Moon is a short stop motion animated film taking its cue from the early sci-fi aesthetic, pioneered by early film makers such as Frizt Langs, Metropolis and later the Hitchcock films but with an unexpected absurdist twist inspired by the writers such as Samuel Beckett and Italo Calvino's Cosmicomics.
62-year-old Albert loves cycling, while 65-year-old Paulette is more partial to less strenuous biking. Albert always wants to go faster; Paulette likes to take things slow.
A joyous glimpse into skateboarding through the eyes of a global, muslim girls' skate crew- as they find their feet through faith and sisterhood, tenderly redefining what it means to be a 'skater.'
Clever machines are needed in the potato field and Cheeky Midge gets a closer look.
When Strauss and Hofmannsthal wrote «Der Rosenkavalier» – setting it in an imaginary Rococo Vienna and yet closely linked to the decadent fin de siècle – they created a profound social comedy. It is not without melancholy that the Marschallin lets her young lover Octavian go when he falls head over heels with Sophie, who hails from Faninal’s bourgeois household. As voluptuous as Strauss' score is, it contains tender moments of dream and melancholy. Director Lydia Steier stages Strauss’ opera according to an aesthetic concept by Austrian artist Gottfried Helnwein. Diana Damrau sings the Marschallin. Joana Mallwitz, chief conductor at the Konzerthaus Berlin, conducts the Orchester der Oper Zürich.
A look at the tropical cyclone that hit the American city in August 2005, the largest hurricane to ever make landfall in the US, with more than a thousand lives lost during it. The documentary immerses viewers in extraordinary archive footage, going minute by minute and hour by hour through the devastation that was escalated by failed flood barriers and a poor government response. It was the costliest storm in US history, and its effects are still felt today.
A rhythmic montage documents the creative process of Morceaux de mur, a work by visual artist Beatriz López-Linares
Ramiro makes a quick trip to Madrid to decide about the life of his father, who is in a coma and with whom he has never had much of a relationship.
Adela just wants to play soccer and be part of the team. But in the middle of a game, something happens that changes everything and forces Adela to run away, knowing that nothing will ever be the same again.
Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919) is one of the most popular impressionist painters, famous for much-loved paintings such as “The Luncheon of the Boating Party”. But critics have sometimes been less impressed by an artist who could be considered superficial. This documentary sheds light on Renoir’s paintings. Could they be more modern and sophisticated than we imagine?
Since their early childhood, Sébastien, Céline and Stéphane were very close brothers and sisters until Céline met Luigi, the father of her son Marco. A relationship that Sébastien and Stéphane did not approve of. This harmful relationship created a distance between the 2 brothers and the sister. Since Stéphane was released from prison, Sébastien, who is less resentful than his brother, will try by all means to reconnect Céline and Stéphane. But, after a tragic event in their sister's life, they have no choice but to help her without knowing what awaits them. The two brothers will venture into totally crazy galleys, with disconcerting clumsiness, each more hilarious than the last.
Two airport employees. One checks X-ray images, the other works on the airfield. After one slips a note to the other, they meet up in their break. Throughout the night, they search for ways to show their affection for each other.
The Paris Opera trained them from childhood and offered them an extraordinary life, shaped by rigor and passion. At 42, it is time to leave this prestigious institution. As new talents take the stage, Alice Renavand, Stéphane Bullion, and Aurélia Bellet prepare their farewell performance. Yonathan Kellerman’s camera gently captures this transition to a new life.
Come back to Berlin's Tempelhof Sounds festival in 2022, when Muse and Florence and The Machine electrified a giant crowd at the former airport.
Pomona, a cautious but curious woman, discovers giant Greek statues of Mars, the god of war. Her initial awe turns to playful subversion, but when her increasingly daring acrobatic attempts take an unexpected turn, Pomona must confront the question of what these ancient symbols truly mean for her identity and future.
The North Wales HEMA Academy is more than a martial arts club; it's a chosen family. Through the practice of Historical European Martial Arts, members find connection, confidence, and a sense of belonging. This is a story about personal growth, shared passion, and the power of community to help people discover who they truly are.
An invitation to a musical voyage. Armenia, with a virtuoso trumpet concerto, Norway, with character studies, and the call of America - or nostalgia for Bohemia - with Dvořák's Ninth. The Yerevan Youth Symphony Orchestra is galvanised by Sergueï Smbatyan's direction and accompanies trumpeter Sergueï Nakariakov.
An old father patrols the vast lands of a futuristic Iceland, as he is remotely supervised by his daughter. A mysterious accident brings his truck to a halt, and gets him stuck in a sea of haze. Will he survive what's lurking beyond the fog?
Between 1906 and 1954, Henri Matisse created over twenty paintings exploring the theme of dance. This subject shaped many of his artistic choices, influencing his style and technique. Movement and dance were constant sources of inspiration for the master of colour throughout his lifelong work.
In a film consisting entirely of fictitious found-footage, we discover how a young activist, Ulysse, provokes a nationwide cataclysm by stealing a micro-organism developed by a state laboratory: the "mycelium". This microorganism has the ability to degrade all metals and their components, and its spread would risk taking the whole of civilization back to the Stone Age.
Olivia is an abandoned and insecure teenage girl. Her sister hates her, her dad neglects her and she's lonely. This all changes one day when she spots someone in the cemetery... following her?
In a cozy café, charming barista Harry spends his days observing love unfold across his counter. Among his regulars is Jasper, a hopeless romantic whose endless string of disastrous dates provides entertainment and heartbreak.
A horny woman finds ways to keep busy when she sends her sex robot back to the factory because he is no longer able to satisfy her.
Experimental short film