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An extraterrestrial life form arrives on planet Earth and becomes a geological formation that produces an anomaly in the perception of time by humans who come into contact with the place.

The film "Borscht with Preztel" deals with post-Soviet Jewish migration to Germany. The immigration group of the former Soviet Union is the largest in Germany, but in the majority society hardly anything is known about them, instead stereotypes and prejudices are attributed to them, which leaves little space for the real stories of the Soviet immigrants and they remain invisible.

The short film "Comgiova" is the result of a four-day experience that director Simone Rovellini spent at the Conegliano Youth Community Association. During this short period of time, he gained access to the community's activities and produced an unfiltered portrait of it through interviews with the operators and the young people, who in the process also became authors of the soundtrack. The result is a video that stems from a shared desire to tell those young people who are being contemplated to enter the community what it means to face a therapeutic path.

A sculpted body, and time goes by.

Documentary that follows the electronic music and soundtrack project Mollusk King.

In the fight against the coronavirus pandemic, mRNA vaccines are a beacon of hope. Some say these vaccines could open up completely new treatment methods. But is mRNA technology really a game-changer in medicine - or is it just hype?

On 22 July 2016 a German high-school student David Sonboly killed nine people in a seemingly random attack in a Munich shopping-centre. Why do some young people become mass murderers? A look at radicalisation within extreme-right groups online.

On April 24, 2022, as French citizens are invited to vote in the presidential elections, V., a suburban resident, makes her weekly trip to Paris in search of entertainment.

"Progress! Progress!" questions the necessity of continual growth, of the exploitation of personal and natural resources to economic needs and technological progress. It presents a hyperactive model of a woodpecker (a children’s toy of the 1950s) driven by a mechanical, technological framework...until resources and time run out.

Every 15 May is marked by protests in the Occupied Palestinian Territories. The date marks the anniversary of the establishment of Israel—an event known to Palestinians as the ‘Nakba’. After the dispersal of a protest in the town of Beitunia on the morning of 15 May 2014 (the sixty-sixth anniversary of the Nakba) witnesses heard three gunshots, roughly an hour apart.

A reflection on the sweetness of a quiet exchange. Flowers bought from a shop, 45 years expired film and an afternoon in a garden in spring. This film is processed by hand. Narration by Rosie Thomas.

What if we all had a good reason to walk the Camino de Compostela? May 11, 2020 - Le Puy-En-Velay. End of the first confinement linked to the COVID-19 epidemic. As for many people, the confinement turned Laurent's life upside down. His couple did not survive. He lost his job. He caught Covid. He made the decision to set out again alone on the road to Compostela, after having done so two years earlier with his wife and children. Without any specific goal, with only the trust he has in him, Laurent puts his trust in the path.

Night after night, an unsuspecting woman is visited in her sleep by a demon.

This performance was captured in September 2021 at Exeter Phoenix in Exeter, UK. The performance captures the British hard rockers unleashed on stage after being, like so many bands, stuck at home and unable to tour due to the worldwide pandemic. A formidable live band to begin with, the added dose of adrenaline coming from being tigers unleashed from a cage makes for a stunning live performance showcasing songs from their four studio albums, Inglorious, II, Ride To Nowhere, and We Will Ride, and their most recent studio recording, the covers album Heroine.

A symbolic and poetic interpretation of life growing in a future mother's womb.

Undercover in Ghana, Antony Barnett investigates Britain's best-loved chocolate brand and reveals for the first time child labour in its supply chain

Every day an old woman - a philosopher - wanders the streets of the historic center of Rome feeding the pigeons but her true mission is another.

Take a remarkable ride with a police force dedicated to combating femicide and domestic abuse in Brazil, where officers provide the women under their protection with confidence and support, and survivors give police unguarded insight into gendered society's confusion between possessiveness and caring. A film of real breakthroughs and new empathy for the complex cruelty of violence perpetrated against loved ones.

Camila Cabello, Ed Sheeran, Emeli Sandé and Gregory Porter are among the artists performing at this DEC Appeal fundraiser, hosted by Emma Bunton, Marvin Humes and Roman Kemp.

Immaculate Virtual is a film essay contemplating the nature of reality, the body, and intimacy in the complicated space where technology and humanity blend.

‘Civil Dusk’ is a film about a post-migrant notion of belonging. In a semi-autobiographical narrative, Europe-born artist David Uzochukwu re-assesses his own gaze upon his Nigerian father.

Here’s a utopia, year 231. Which is more a clue, than a place or a film at which you’ll look. You haven’t given up on a world, have you ? You know traditional utopias are no place as ours will ever be: flags without masts. Here is some utopian weather forecast, to observe all of these outside atmospheres, add all you would to what is already here. (Freely inspired by the epilogue of Bernadette Mayer’s « Utopia », 1984)

What do you see in your dreams? With this question the director turned to friends and acquaintances from Russia, Ukraine, Germany, USA, Italy, Israel and Somalia. Dreams and nightmares combined into a poetic story about life and death, in which the traumatic experiences of the last war in Donbass, personal losses, experience of life with coronavirus, humor, surrealism and eroticism found their place.

The destruction of the block of buildings named Gentianes in 2011 records the beginning of a new era for the Mourinoux neighborhood and its inhabitants. If they have to leave, where can they go? How to get there? Memories are shared and other places are imagined as conversations take place between a few young men born in the 1990s.

As night descends on Hong Kong, a young girl prepares for bed, but the city does not sleep. Lights from outside illuminate her room, and as a riot breaks out in her neighborhood, the lights cast a emotional shadowplay that reflects the anger and anguish of protestors.

Step into the shoes of another sick and twisted blood bath as Indie Horror shock specialists White Raven films shoot their latest gruesome release Hate Little Rabbit. Blood, Sweet & Gimp Masks goes behind the scenes and reveals the personalities involved in this psychological gore fest.