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Are women softer or harder when they have power? To find out more, Hélène Risser followed two mayors, one an ecologist, the other a Liberal, and interviewed experts in biological and cultural behaviour.

Through the spoken stories and testimonies of 4 LGBTQ+ people over 40 years old about their lives, their joys, their hopes, their struggles, and their advice, this documentary aims to contribute to an archive, to the construction of a queer history. But also to the bridging of the communication gap between generations, showing young queer people that it is possible to have a long and happy life. What are the differences and similarities between their lived experience and the one of younger LGBTQ+ people? What can we learn from them and what should we aim to overcome? What links unify this 'community' and what debates split through it? But more than anything: what does it mean to grow old whilst being gay, lesbian, bi, trans, non-binary...? What does that look like? What does the future, which is sometimes so complicated to imagine, have on hold for us?

Mandana is a woman who tries to do well. Between two classes and a coffee, she tells us about her commitment as a visual arts teacher for young students in vocational training. Her acceptance of the camera allows us to follow her in her daily life and to discover her from several angles. Despite her smile, we perceive a modest artist to expose her works.

An overprotective exorcist tries to free a betrayed woman from the devil. A gay occultist proposes marriage to his jealous boyfriend. These two opposing couples are seeking mystical ecstasy through antiquated love rituals. They possess and release their bodies in the name of the Devil and God.

Gilda chose Gilda because of Hayworth and at 98 years old is the oldest active drag queen in the world. And lives in Barcelona. Two hours following Gilda's daily life, from morning to night, where you can see what the person behind the makeup, the feathers and the heels is like.

A documentary following Occitan people and their struggle to not let die their language.

A man tries to correct a banking error as he struggles to come to terms with his new PIN number.

An intense showdown set in Texas 1873 between a lawful bounty hunter and a wanted outlaw, who has a $5000 bounty on his head.

A docu-fiction focusing on writer Pier Vittorio Tondelli who died in 1991 at the age of 36, due to AIDS. Tondelli is known not only for being one of Europe’s greatest storytellers but also for being one of the sharpest voices of his time. He was the writer of Other Libertines, his first work and a cult novel among young people of the 80s, subject to seizure in L’Aquila for obscenity and outrage against the public morals of the time. Yet, Tondelli’s novel was not only a transgressive writing but also a literary project that allowed the linguistic mixing of registers, sectors and even dialectisms. The film sets out in search of the places where the writer had the opportunity to live, starting from Correggio, where he was born, up to Bologna, the aforementioned L’Aquila, and then Orvieto, on which his second novel focuses, to continue with Rome, Milan, and Berlin.

To be born and to grow up on an island like Sardinia, it almost feels like to live inside of a Diorama: a small, picturesque surrounding that can only give you an impression of reality. Seen through the eyes of a person who left and told by the voices of the young people that are still there, Diorama is an analysis on belonging to a place that feels abandoned and hostile towards the people that inhabit an island that has so much to offer, but at the same time nothing to give.

An art collector who has never painted before will paint for 24 hours and never again. He intends to create 50 paintings in 24 hours. He inspired by his farm in the Aveyron in South West France and his giant carpets from the Ritz Hotel in Paris.

At the age of 20 I became a war reporter, self-exiled in the no-man’s land between Lebanon and Israel. There, I discovered a generation of young Middle Easterners who found refuge in rave parties. They were fleeing the trauma of war. I was running from something else. Through transcendence and the feeling of being alive, our therapy was collective.

The secrets of the fast-food delivery chain, which has nearly 1,200 outlets in the UK and supplies in the region of 100 million pizzas every year. This documentary goes inside the kitchens and behind the scenes of this pizza empire to meet staff and see first-hand how the pizzas are prepared and cooked, and there is access to one the business's distribution centres.

Dressed in yellow vests, women and men have come together to express their anger and their determination to change the world. Tracing a line from Le Havre to Marseilles, behind the peaceful image of landscapes, serene nature and scenes of everyday life, anonymous voices emerge and answer each other.

Super 8 (Color) film by Helga Fanderl

At night, R32 is like a kaleidoscope. The colourful lights are as manifold as the occupants are diverse, living close together and yet worlds apart.

Celebrating the 65th anniversary of one of Britain’s all-time greatest hit makers and icons, Cliff Richard’s anticipated Blue Sapphire Tour is set to dazzle the silver screen in this two-date only cinema event, recorded from London’s Hammersmith Eventim Apollo. Across his illustrious and unrivalled 8-decade career spanning stage and screen, Sir Cliff Richard has become a British icon and cultural treasure, amassing many gold and platinum records, well over 250 million records sales worldwide, 14 number-one singles, a colossal 96 Top 20 hits, 7 number-one albums and a string of Brit and Ivor Novello awards to his name. Sir Cliff will be bringing a selection from his huge catalogue of hits back to the stage for this monumental celebration in cinemas nationwide, including “Move It”, “Wired for Sound”, “Saviours Day” and “The Young Ones”

A journey into the mythical Underworld exploring themes of grief and loss. It offers a reflection on how grief is one of the most powerful, painful, universal experiences of being human. It immerses the viewer on a mystical journey through ancient realms and weaves a rich sonic tapestry of voices together with striking visuals.

The squirrel mother is busy gathering her nuts, so she doesn't have any time to look after her kids.

Ernest Grimshaw, a three-time BT Salesman of the Year in the 1980s, spends a day on the road trying to sell Cisco Webex, quietly believing that success might be enough to bring his wife Mildred back.

Made in Chelsea's Miles Nazaire investigates Muscle Dysmorphia, also known as Bigorexia. He shares his own story and speaks to experts calling for increased awareness of the condition.

Filmmaker Wilma Smith goes back to her family home and listens to the voice messages left from her Mum and Dad.

The film accompanies an Afghan teenager who was raised as a boy according to the tradition of "Bacha Posh" on her search for her identity in Germany.

A short film.

A boy and a girl meet in a traveling churro shop. What is apparently an inconsequential encounter becomes the refuge of Hugo, whose flirt has not tolerated his bisexuality.

The film is a cinematic love-letter to Reichshoffen, a small, modest town in Alsace, and its residents.

Georgswerder is a small "underdeveloped" district in Hamburg, Germany. This film follows four residents to explore the problems and potentials of the neighborhood - and uses hybrid animation to make their visions come to life. This is a commissioned work by Studio Ranokel for "Q8". Q8 does social work in the context of neighborhood development. The film portrays Georgswerder and its challenges in order to make it more visible in general AND specifically for Q8 to have something to show to potential partners that might not be very familiar with Georgswerder.

Good friends are there for each other. Looking after your friends‘ apartment while they‘re gone is no problem at all. Are the lights switched off? Sure. The dog has to go outside? Not a problem. Emptying out the mailbox? Emptied out already. Watering the plants.. Wait what?

You have to look at the things we do today with technology and social networks. Would we be able to do the same without a screen in front of us? This particular family of Cybernetics will show us if it is possible to live in analogue.

A smiling, naked toddler is encouraged to show off how strong she is. The same child plays in a basin in the shower and later dances naked around the room to music. These are innocent, cheerful images of a playful child being filmed by family members, but the captions give them sinister connotations. Filmmaker Anna Hanslik was the child in question.

Mexico, U.S. border - the wall is finished. Bubbleman, a flippant secret agent from Zeroland, goes there on a very special mission: to tear down the wall and repair the future. But things don't go as planned...