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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.

A star descending from the sky via the elevator of one of the neighborhood's towers, a stroll on the planet Marseille, two stars trying to return to the sky using balloons, the mother star finding herself in a 5-star hotel! And the choice of whether or not to stay on this strange planet...

Dermot Murnaghan examines the crimes of Scottish serial killer and sex offender Peter Tobin, who had a killing history that stretched from Glasgow to Brighton.

How would a world work that's all about being fit and muscle-packed? Simple everyday situations become real challenges for the Pumper: If it does not seem appropriate or even impossible to train in a situation, the Pumpers still find a way to satisfy their training needs in a comical manner.

Time travel in Carini.

'Al-Nisāʾ' documents a group of women gathered in a workshop space in Berlin. They are together to work on issues around integration, human rights, and homeland. Common for them all are questions and wonderings about issues faced by a woman in a new country. Common for them is the homeland of Syria.

Kandinsky, Marc and their companions revolutionized art from Munich, freeing form and color from objects in the landscape of the Alps.

Using a unique mix of drone cinematography and Cambodian poetry, Sean Gallagher's latest film explores the changes in Cambodia's landscapes, brought about by deforestation and forest fires, and the emotional impact it has had on Cambodian people.

Myra is dead; long live Myra! Realising she stands to miss out on the most attention she'll ever receive, the 'acid-tongued and funny to the bone' (Time Out) Myra brings forward her funeral to make sure people get it right! An irreverently sardonic and 'incredibly quick-witted' **** (Scotsman) side-eye at death, dying and the theatrics of grief, direct from sell-out runs at Edinburgh Fringe and Sydney Opera House. Get ready to RIPee your pants! As seen on Britain's Got Talent and in upcoming feature film Everybody's Talking About Jamie.

The video shows the evening return of tens of thousands of migratory birds to their roosts in a bay at a German-Dutch border region. In the montage, the theme of the border is transferred into a temporal grid: a cut is made every second. The editing draws a line from arrival to landing, from day to night and from an agricultural environment to a dystopian, post-industrial backdrop.

Marie and Jérémy have everything to be together. Their Tinder date went very well. But while they sleep side by side, Marie mutters racist remarks. Jeremy, who heard her, is developing a plan to find out if she is really racist or if it was just a bad dream. Will they see each other again?

A blind woman breaks into the house of her newly deceased mother in order to confront the shadows of her past.

“Paco Foto”, a photographer from the years of the “landismo”, and the Swedish women in bikinis and the television raffles for flats in Torremolinos, recalls his life in the times when Franco’s Ministry of Tourism forged the sangria-and-paella tourism in the recently invented Costa del Sol.

A man in a gas mask leaves an underground bunker.

A short and tender story about little girl who sees off her sailor father in a far away journey. Her childhood imagination will brighten up the long wait.

Andrea B tells the story of Andrea, a girl who feels she is a boy and who really wants to become one, but who has to face the prejudices and hostility of her family to do so.

Asturias, summer of 2021, Ramón and Maruja, with the help of their family, reap and recollect the grass in the casería of La Campa, like their ancestors did throughout generations.

On the one-hundredth anniversary of the birth of poet Andrea Zanzotto (1921-2011), this documentary embraces his entire poetic output, revealing all its significance and visual power, but above all, recapturing the voice of Zanzotto himself, his own logos, able to describe a scene like no other.

In Erdogan's Turkey, being queer isn't a crime (yet), but it can still make your life a living hell. Which is why some members of the community have decided to claim their right to exist, loud and proud, with a soccer ball.

In this speculative fiction, all the world’s photographs have suddenly turned into the objects they represent. The video depicts a vertiginous architecture, so devastating that it created new uncontrollable borders and isolated people. Piles of selfies, cats, and meals are scattered everywhere. Text messages evoke a new society living with limitations and suffering from media saturation, sensory overload, and crushing ecological impact. A world where images have taken over, invading and transforming space. They become the only reality that is still visible, as the whole world is turning inwards.

Trapped in a room a criminal is given 2 minutes to escape otherwise he will die.

How is voice perceived underwater? Can you understand what it says? The bathtub is a creative space where we experiment with the senses and mute the word, which is so often misunderstood and leads us to misunderstandings. Through movement, vibration and sign language listen through the skin and the gaze.

Grieving after an early miscarriage, Faye preserves the embryo in a jar of oil, and sleeps with it under her pillow. She shows her husband, expecting him to feel the same connection. Isolated when he questions her sanity instead, Faye must act to keep the embryo safe.

A short film that takes us on a journey both back in time and into the future, addressing a subject still controversial in our modern society and even taboo in many cultures (including the ones of the two dancers featured). A personification of the late Vera Lynn encourages two young sailors to not be afraid of who they are and the love they share for each other.

Leopoldo, an old man from the center of Madrid, is left completely alone when the bar that he used to visit on a daily basis for the last 12 years, and only human contact in his life, shuts down. The loneliness he has been avoiding rushes back; but comes in the form of Mauricio. A giant pigeon with verbal diarrhea that will try to talk Leopoldo into accepting his fate. Death? No: Something a bit more surprising.

In 1976, a group of young people from Pamplona made history by successfully reaching the summit of Shakhaur(7,116m) in Afghanistan. But during the descent an accident occurred: One of them died and another was seriously injured. Thanks to the help of a Polish expedition, they managed to save the life of their companion and meanwhile forge a friendship that has lasted until today.

Voices of LGBTIQ+ refugee people seeking asylum in Spain, unique stories portraying the different realities experienced by their protagonists in their countries of origin and in the country that currently hosts them. Five people looking into the lens to share their fears, doubts and certainties, and who can now say, “It gets better”.

On August 16, some friends celebrate San Roque’s day. It’s the local feast, as in many other towns.

Animated short based on a poem by Andrée Chedid. A woman gains new energy from circus images reflected onto her torso through her blinds.

"... Change is such a recurrent thing in my life" says Omar, so much that he had to learn to deal with it daily. We follow him in Paris, from where he tells us about Beirut, a city he had to leave to abruptly. He also tells us about Venus, a persona born from his personal experiences, through which he claims his queer identity and develops his artistic work. Surrounded by an ever changing city, Omar and Venus begin to rebuilt their, sometimes at the cost of a long and personal journey.

The story revolves around a romantic breakup, and the need to reconcile. It features the director's unique and colorful illustration style, her work also often aimed at promoting inclusive feminism and queer visibility.

Choirmaster Gareth Malone travels to Blackburn, one of the areas hardest hit by Covid-19, to stage a concert with local musical talent that brings the whole town together.

"Traffic III" means about 150 Adox Scala slides and 8.5m of FPP Cine8 BW40 Regular-8 film, hand-developed in "Chromaflex" process inspired by Richard Tuohy and Kathryn Ramey. Main feature of this film is the interaction of positive and negative images, superimposed by an increasing physical and chemical distortion. The film shows the Göttingen townhall ("Neues Rathaus"), a horrible concrete block of the 70s and the motorway A7 nearby Göttingen.

A girl relives what had occurred on August 31st at Prince Edward station, Hong Kong.

A series of eruptions that would transform the Azores archipelago had begun on 27 September 1957. They had started underwater and lasted for thirteen months. Eight days after the first eruption, the island of Faial was completely covered in ash. The consequences were devastating. Sixty years later, Patricia Dauder walked over the solid ash. She travelled to the island of Faial during an artist’s residency at the Arquipélago Centro de Artes Contemporâneas on the island of São Miguel in the Azores. She found herself walking over the roof tiles of the buildings that had once formed a small town and, by 2017, had been exposed by the erosion caused by atmospheric agents. The catastrophe wiped out crops and pastures, although it caused no casualties. The natural forces unleashed by the birth of a new island left the waters contaminated with ashes.