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Hit by the storm, the human being is stripped of his ideas. Relegated to the condition of an animal, he will wander through nature in search of what it has taken from him, thought.

To celebrate the centenary of the birth of one of the greatest legends of French music and to mark the release of the film Monsieur Aznavour, this exceptional evening looks back at his most beautiful songs. The greatest artists on the French music scene pay tribute to the singer during this musical evening. Accompanied by a 22-piece orchestra, they take turns performing his greatest hits and sharing the love story that binds them to Charles Aznavour. From La Bohème to Emmenez-moi, via Hier encore and Je m'voyais déjà, each performance is a vibrant tribute to the man who left his mark on generations with his profound lyrics and unforgettable voice.

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Somewhere in between the two stations of Warschauerstr. in Berlin, at 6:57am on November 9th, 2024. The 9th of November is known as the "Schicksalstag" (Day of Destiny) in German history because several pivotal events occurred on this date across different years. One of the most significant events was the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.

In a long flashback, doctor De Paoli recalls some important episodes from his youth: his medical studies at university, cherished friendships, first loves, and the tragic backdrop of the First World War.

Three teenagers flee to Mount Etna after stealing a suitcase. Only one of them, after reaching the summit of the mountain, will realize that they have transitioned into adulthood.

Liam Payne’s rise as a boy band star, his reinvention as a solo artist and the pressures of fame.

Former Love Islander Chloe Burrows explores what life is like for some of our most well-known reality couples living out their romances in the public eye

Developed out of workshops with staff at the advanced biosciences research facility National Horizons Centre, Forms of Circulation explores the wider impact of routine machine processes on their human and non-human recipients. Captured on 16mm colour film, and also shot on location at Teesmouth National Nature Reserve, the film mediates on the labour involved including investigating deadly mouth rot in seal pups and fruit flies’ role in modelling for Parkinson’s disease cures.

The heroine is immersed in a surreal story of choices within a dream, in an attempt to see her own future, the butterfly effect. But what is dream and what is reality, where is the truth and where is the lie, she has to find out by delving into the complex philosophy of being, coming face to face with her own ego in the struggle of who is the true self.

A documentary exploring the life of Bill Robinson, a football player who was murdered in 1950's Manchester, and the impact of his death had on his family.

Split between the safety of her 'happy place' and a hard to navigate reality, River tries to communicate the darker side of her mind.

Bits is a short experimental animation exploring the surreal beauty of nature.

A mini documentary made by moi for my final year project on benthic macroinvertebrates.

This is the extraordinary story of Britain’s postwar atomic weapons programme and its devastating legacy. The film reveals the full extent of the British government’s nuclear tests in Australia and the South Pacific in the 1950s and 1960s. 39,000 British and Commonwealth servicemen witnessed 45 atomic and hydrogen bombs and hundreds of radioactive experiments. The documentary exposes the debilitating health conditions that have blighted the lives of veterans, descendants and indigenous communities ever since.

On the morning of January 27 2023, mortgage adviser and mother-of-two Nicola Bulley was walking her dog along the River Wyre in the quiet Lancashire village of St Michael's on Wyre, when she disappeared without trace.

This is a found footage horror film about 3 young urban explorers exploring an abandoned school and nursery home where a supernatural force is at play. Sean Darragh's SDflix never publically released this film.

First part of a video-diary on the Piave river. A meditation on the landscape and its images.

The Cure play an intimate performance with a selection of classics, fan favourites and tracks from the album Songs of a Lost World. Recorded in front of a small audience at the BBC Radio Theatre in London’s Broadcasting House.

A rumour starts to affect the life of a ballet student.

Follow as Sam and Carys rely on AI technology to overcome first date nerves and tackle the awkwardness that comes with... What could possibly go wrong? You’re in for a wild ride!

On the outskirts of the “Portas de Ródão”, an exceptional natural monument in Portugal, a paper factory can no longer cope with its condition. She wants to blend into the landscape, she wants to disappear. Through the sensitive eyes of a “disproportionate pile of gears” the film questions the notion of romantic landscape and questions the human impact on what we consider to be part of nature.

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump fight each other for the election for 2024, no matter how dirty their fight is. Who will take over the White House after the election?

Lorella and Daniele host a marine-themed dinner with friends at their elegant Catania (Sicily) home. Upon their daughter Amanda's return, the conversation turns to her. The parents notice that Amanda has posted a provocative video online and are baffled by it, but accept her explanation to avoid looking like boomers.

As a family revisits diaries and cassettes recounting invasion and refugeehood, this film asks how history is mediated across generations.

Naomi Berry discusses her experiences living with misophonia, a condition that affects how she perceives and reacts to sounds.

Julien Bourges partly retraces the life of Alfredo Corrado, an American deaf artist. Today, considered an important figure in the French deaf community, Alfredo Corrrado came to Paris in the late 1970s, at a time when sign language was forbidden and scorned. This unique documentary on Alfredo Corrado recounts the creation of International Visual Theater (IVT) and the adventures of the first deaf theater in France at the Château de Vincennes, which changed the history of deaf people in France.

An inspiring, lively and authentic portrait of one of the world's leading acrobatic companies. Bodies fly through the air like cannon shells, a woman floats dizzyingly high above the stage, held only by her jaw. A balancing act on the heads of two human towers leaves the audience breathless and a wildly dancing contortionist moves the audience to tears in his rebellion. With artistic virtuosity, Gravity & Other Myths stretches the limits of what human bodies are capable of doing.

This short film tells the touching story of Dali, a six-year-old girl living in Soviet Georgia in 1946, who discovers an unlikely friendship with Frank, a German prisoner working in the fields near her home.

The story of Alba, the last farmer of Latxa sheep cheese

A portrait of the fugacity of time. Bruno, Elio and Matías, three 16-year-old boys, after performing a Shakespeare monologue at high school, return to their refuge where they create their own world; where the time passes differently, as in a dream that they will eventually wake up.

Two friends wake up in Russia not knowing why.

A life-threatening moment, staged as a joint reenactment on an ice rink: a moment in which "something is about to happen" – stretched out, slowed down, almost floating.

Mixing live action with stop-motion, Bianca Girardi immerses us in a maison à la Švankmajer where objects come to life, dominating, and breaking the natural patterns of an old house. Gradually, the playful sense of subversion morphs into a tessellated family portrait.

Carla who is visually impaired starts to cross the grassland of Kyrgyzstan with her father.

A part of "Body Limits," a series of 12 works that use performance videos found on the Internet. The multiplication of bodies and the transformations made to colors and speed turn these videos into works of video art that question the boundary between figuration and abstraction. The original soundtracks have been preserved. Slowed down to the same speed as the image and enriched with various effects, they contribute to the aesthetics of these détournements (appropriations). The body, pushed to its limits, transcends itself to give life to new representations of physical activity.

June 9, 2024: To widespread surprise, Emmanuel Macron dissolves the National Assembly, citing a crisis and deadlock. Since 2022, divisions and quarrels have dominated debates, and with no majority, the Assembly has stalled. Worse, 70% of the French no longer trust it. Despite this, deputies continue to work, and the parliamentary rhythm remains unchanged.

While Armando tries to get to a job interview on time, a smart elevator has other plans in mind for him. A reflection on how artificial intelligence is invading our daily lives and the serious or even stupid repercussions it can have.

Aïcha is 59. She's been through some hard times. She decided to turn to helping others. Seeing firsthand the government's lack of support, she tries in her own way to remedy the lack of care for refugees. She dedicates the majority of her time to helping refugees in the greater Paris area, first as part of the "Solidarité Migrants Wilson" organization operating in the suburbs north of Paris, then in the nonprofit she founded, "la Team du Coeur", with the help of one of her daughters, her son-in-law, a Sudanese refugee himself, and a friend. Together, they offer on-street support and enter refugee camps daily to talk, provide material support and a listening ear.

In an artificial world caught in the cycle of obsessive productivity, one human struggling to keep up is faced with a choice.

A happy New Year's Eve, the capitone, the little girl who is a little curious about it and a little scared, the fireworks in the sky of Naples, the kisses of the new year. Suddenly, however, that same house appears different, it is empty and silent, while the director's hands seem to search for traces of something that has perhaps already become a memory. Via Campegna 58 was the author's parents' home, where she grew up, was a daughter and then a mother. Upon his father's death he must empty it, and in lingering in every corner, as if to thoroughly scrutinize the smallest details, it is as if he wanted to take that past life with him, enclosed in the objects, in the useless things that every house accumulates, among the pens , the paintings, the clothes hanging neatly in the wardrobes, the black and white photographs of the young, beautiful, happy parents.

Compiles a collection of short films from the Republican Asturias of 1937, which were intended to be antifascist propaganda cinema.

A collage of images from different conflicts showing the cruelty of war.

Theo has died. As a ghost, he finally seems to be free of his old and sick body. But his new state turns out to be a nightmare as well.

“In the past, masks were used as protection to ward off evil spirits." On Halloween, a psychic medium relays a vision of a maskless young boy pursued by a malevolent force. Is it too late to help?

Soy is a former professional skateboarder who now earns a living recording video messages on demand. Denis wants to leave his skateboard-obsessed partner, but doesn't know how to break the news to him. He decides to use Soy's services for the occasion.

An homage to Francis Bacon and Georg Baselitz.