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Gluttony is a haunting exploration of the devouring mother archetype, embodied by two twin dancers locked in an eternal cycle of consumption and dependency. Through visceral contemporary movement, the film unravels the tension between nourishment and destruction, love and suffocation. Inspired by the Ouroboros, the choreography unfolds in a labyrinthine setting, where the daughter desperately seeks escape, only to find herself inevitably drawn back. The visual language plays with the abject—orange gelatin evoking amniotic fluid, fractured reflections, and tactile imagery that blurs the boundaries between bodies. It is not just about gluttony; it is about inheritance, identity, and the inescapable hunger for connection.

With Reform UK topping polls and running councils, are we on the verge of a political earthquake? And do Reform UK have what it takes to govern?

A British property investor and training course director conducts a tour of his property portfolio while discussing his life and career.

Memory is fragile, and mine perhaps even more so. I make notes or create clues that allow me not to forget, but at the same time help me cross the threshold of death. My seven-year-old daughter Iune has battled rhabdomyosarcoma. To find healing from the experience, I created a four-part ritual in four directions. A journey back home to Mexico. A journey that has been abstract and confusing, yet filled with symbols and meaning. This expanded cinema experience is built from the director’s random, yet sometimes methodical and systematic notes.

A film by Petra Graf and James Edmonds

Jiddu Krishnamurti was one of the leading figures of the theosophical movement in the early 20th century. He was declared a future world teacher at an early age. Archive recordings allow us to share in the thoughts of the Indian philosopher, who pondered spiritual questions, and to learn more about his life.

Trapped by a complicated life situation, Diego Ibañez invites you to enter his mind to witness a moment frozen in time, his worries, his problems and his thoughts, all for the audience to witness through an open window.

Nio and Oub, characters from rival factions, mysteriously land inside an abandoned building. To stay alive, they are forced to face each other in a deadly confrontation. But will Nio be able to defeat Oub with the sole superpower that allows him to open doors? Maybe not, but anything is possible thanks to the power of dance.

Anne Paceo invites you to dive into the watery depths of *Atlantis*, her eighth album. This exploration takes its starting point from the industrial setting of the Chaudronneries de Montreuil, which have been transformed for the occasion.

Since 2017, the members of Coral Gardeners Association of Moorea are mobilizing to replant corals in the seabed of Moorea.

A short film about a couple having a dinner date, but all is not what it seems

Wolobougou means "the place of birth" in Bambara. It is the name of the small bush maternity clinic founded by midwife Honorine Soma in Burkina Faso. Honorine aims to revolutionize the role of women in Burkinabè’s society. To provide rural women with access to healthcare and assert her independence, she established her own clinic in 2016.

Humanity has sought to communicate with other civilizations for decades, but has received only the cold silence of space in response. Until now...

A writer, a filmmaker, a trip to Italy: a diary in two voices, where the desire and the difficulty of love are intertwined with literature, cinema, landscapes and the pink stones of the spaces to inhabit.

A comedy short about the challenges of getting a job, "The Interview Process" sees a young woman attending an interview with outlandish expectations.

The city of Alicante (southeastern Spain) experienced catastrophic floods in 1982 and 1997. Locals share their memories from the floods, and their concerns for the present.

A heatwave grips the city. Sarah is so hot that she decides to go topless today. Even though she’s alone at home, she still somehow feels uncomfortable about it and tries to understand why.

After hearing devastating news, a boy runs away to find solace in a park. Before he can do anything, his best friend, who broke the news to him, arrives to explain why.

In nighttime Havana, the dim lights that light up its streets rely on an unstable electricity supply- the same one that supplies the sound systems at raves. A group of young people, witnesses to the complete lack of energy, drift through the city, lost in delirious conversations, conspiracies and apathy as the city grows darker.

A series of sunsets filmed over the course of a year are traversed by rays of light that permeate the Super 8 film through a structure of intentional light leaks. These create overexposed images that, in turn, intermingle with virtual sunsets and landscapes, creating a continuous flicker between natural and artificial light. The film is based on the idea of “light machines,” understood as devices capable of controlling and transforming light. Several of these machines are used in this film: the camera itself, filters, 3D lighting, flashlights, and crystals, which serve to materialize a constant contrast between structural control and the unpredictability of capturing flashes of light.

The squirrel’s nest is well-padded for the cold winter with all kinds of stolen goods. But a sudden flood forces all the forest animals to flee to Lena's farm. The squirrel would like to help them… There’s space for everyone in a full heart!

Miguel and Lucía are two children who spend the afternoon in the village as usual, playing and bothering the neighbors, but their daily routine is interrupted by the arrival of a new, unknown visitor to the village. The children try to find out who this visitor is by playing at being spies as they follow him around the village, but Miguel is convinced that he is hiding something. In the middle of their investigation, the stranger arrives at Lucía's house, and there they realize that this stranger is her father, whom she never knew.

Following a missile strike in Ukraine, an eight-year-old boy rebuilds his life through ballroom dancing. Living with severe burns and permanent injury, Romchyk navigates recovery not through triumph, but through discipline, routine, and the fragile persistence of hope.

Bodies that move, walk, swim, progress. Bodies that rely on other bodies: that communicate and organise among themselves. Their complex movements mean that obstacles, borders, farewells, walls, family, hopes and arrivals all become imprinted on the body. Changes of place and travel appear as power, possibility, and future. Friday Dreams is a collaborative film made by sharing experiences, compiling fragments, transforming images and imaginaries, and expressing them.

2 bar workers after a busy night are left to clean up, unbeknownst to them they discover an unlikely patron abandoned in the toilet.

If you’re an Iranian filmmaker, you’re sure to make it into film festivals. If you’re a Burmese filmmaker, chances are you’ll be on the festival radar, too. It doesn’t matter how good or bad your film is. Two directors reflect on privilege and cynicism, all while trying to maintain a clear conscience. The two reflect: am I being noticed for my work, or because of my country’s political situation? Do you see yourself as an artist or a political activist? Is this nothing but a safari of opportunities that someone still dares to call the film industry?

The Genesis Project is an intimate, surreal portrait of painter Emma Fineman, capturing the emotional landscape behind her work rather than a conventional studio process. Shot between Porthmeor’s cliffs and studios, the film weaves painting, poetry, and field recordings into a dreamlike meditation on queerness, memory, loss, and the reclamation of the feminine.

At the height of the Roman Empire, a young girl lives within the walls of Lucus Augusti (Lugo). She suffers visions of the destruction of her home and decides she must prevent it.

Within the cinematic work, animals appear as traces—frozen in stillness, revived in film. Both memory and projection: 24 ghosts per second.

Date: Monday, August 18, 2036: After the eruption of the Mt. Erasmus super volcano in Holland, most of western Europe has been rendered uninhabitable. I am one of the lucky ones who has been given the opportunity to race the lava to the Pacific ocean on the Daorklis 2, the only train still running to the far east.

In the summer of 2024, I shot two Super 8 cartridges. They are filmdiaries suspended between memory and portraiture, dedicated to two people that are very dear to me. "Meno di metà" consists of the total removal, through editing, of their every trace from the images, thus excluding all the scenes animated by their figures. Only the uninhabited sequences—or those inhabited by their disappearance—now belong to the film.

Short film on road safety prevention. Julien, 26, is enjoying a carefree summer day with friends, playing games, swimming, and partying. But when he gets behind the wheel after drinking and smoking, a series of choices and distractions leads him into a tragedy that will turn his life and the lives of his loved ones upside down.

After one of the worst floods in Spanish history, a group of people are concerned about something seemingly secondary: family photographs. This documentary addresses the importance of family memory. How it contributes to shaping historical memory, and how the traces of mud left behind by the DANA storm have helped to unite the memories of thousands of families in L'Horta Sud, Valencia.

The story of the man on the bottom left of the screen.

A boy who is late for work loses his head because of the heat.

Based on research in plant chemistry and experimentation with plant-based developers, this project invites us to rethink the way colors can be produced on film. Throughout the changing seasons, we follow the plants as they are submitted to manipulations in the hands of the film's protagonists. Yet it is thanks to the plants' substance that the film reveals itself, in its various forms and hues. Colors from the Garden begins by exploring the codes of documentary filmmaking, from the collective planting to the harvest. Then, visual and auditory links between the gestures of the dyeing workshop and those of the film laboratory create a kind of herbarium-color chart. This film was made during a residency at Ensad Limoges as part of the Chromoculture creative research project, in collaboration with the Cinematheque of Nouvelle-Aquitaine.

There are more than 100 million lakes in the world and their diversity is as large as this number. Lakes provide drinking water for millions of people and are considered a hotspot of life: almost half of all fish species live in fresh water. Some lakes have extreme conditions: they are saltier than the sea, toxic or hot.

Matéo, a young painter in search of inspiration, tries to express his thoughts on a white canvas. After yet another failure, he crosses paths with Amaya who will transform his new painting.

20 chefs with 70 Michelin stars, led by Dani García, come together around a challenge: to produce an unforgettable dinner to surpass the legacy of Joan Roca. A journey through Spain's most prestigious kitchens to find influences and teachings of the Celler with which to create a unique portrait of Joan himself.

This is a short drama/thriller about the repercussions of bullying and the psychological damage that becomes permeant.

Ten-year-old Zoya loves to cook, with the help of Mischka, her stuffed mouse, which speaks in her grandfather’s voice. Torn between her passion and the expectations of her mother, who coaches basketball, Zoya suddenly embarks on an adventure.