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In this peculiar short movie, a guy finds himself in the middle of nowhere and tries to find his way home.

Teatro alla Scala presents a new production of Tchaikovsky’s masterpiece of unrequited love, drawn from Pushkin’s novel. Acclaimed soprano Aida Garifullina stars as Tatyana, the naïve young girl who grows into a sophisticated beauty. Baritone Alexey Markov sings the title role of the nobleman who lives to regret his blasé rejection of Tatyana’s love and his careless incitement of a fatal duel with his best friend Lensky (Dmitry Korchak). The tender music is entrusted to the exciting Timur Zangiev, and staging is in the hands of prolific stage and film director Mario Martone, now in his tenth La Scala production.

Crises, the struggle for raw materials, climate change and digitalisation – the world is changing rapidly, and with it the globalised economy. Who wins, who loses? What is in store for us? A search for clues in seven regions of the world.

Joyca is testing Belgian hotels with 1-star reviews only.

Buckle up for a gripping journey as this documentary examines the science of turbulence while also exploring its causes, effects and implications for the future.

Four friends whose lives have taken them in different directions meet again. United once more, they enjoy the time together, reminiscing about past adventures and talking about their current jobs, love lives, problems, and dreams. In the process, painful memories resurface, and injuries, wounds, and scars become visible. Over several years, Elsa Deshors films the meetings with her friends - a film like a road trip that shows us how difficult it is to be a female read person, and how friendship, mutual understanding, and support help us to come to terms with the past and find a way towards the future.

Short film created as part of the 48 Hour Film Project.

Documentary showing the work of the Pro-Tamarit Collective in organizing the Tamarite de Litera Magicians' Gathering, held in honor of the illustrious magician Florences Gili.

When lonely twelve-year-old Abby is left outside the pub by her dad, her feelings of rejection worsen throughout the day. leading to a violent outburst.

Life and career, lights and shadows, successes and misfortunes of Angelo Cecchelin, the greatest comic actor Trieste has ever had. Who was Angelo Cecchelin? Rome had Petrolini, Naples had Totò. Trieste had Cecchelin.

At a lively house party, an introverted college student and his brother's popular best friend start to develop mutual feelings but struggle to express them.

Live from San Siro Stadium, RTL 102.5 presents the new concert of Modà , part of their "La Notte dei Romantici" tour.

This puppet play satirizes national narratives through Kasperle theatre and Karagöz shadow-play conventions. Structured around three contracts; Faust and the devil, the artist and the state, and erotic power-play; it makes consent, refusal, and accountability visible as puppets defy authority and demand justice.

An intimate portrait of Brunori Sas: amid crisis, doubts, and creative rebirth, the documentary follows the genesis of his latest album up to the stage at Sanremo.

During a night shift, a father sees a terrifying scene through the camera that monitors his son's crib, which will force him to face his greatest fears.

Hanabie is like a kaleidoscopic storm. Colorful, loud, and unpredictable. The young women from Tokyo blend metalcore with J-pop melodies, rap, and kawaii aesthetics to create a sound that oscillates between sweet comic-book worlds and brute sonic power. Live, this mixture explodes in a wild firework of colors, fast breakdowns, and irresistible hooks. Hanabie. represent boundless energy, nonconformity, and the freedom to rain glitter even on the hardest metal. At Wacken, Japanese pop culture and Western hardcore collide, and the result is a show that overwhelms all the senses.

This film follows the emotional connection between a mother and daughter's eroding relationship ever since they became estranged. With cinematography rooted in realism and a story embedded in real life events. The High Road is a symbol for all women failed by their mothers.

A very short story about nature, wildlife and woodpeckers

Zizou, a 13-year-old overweight boy, sets out to befriend the neighborhood's most popular kid. However, his relentless attempts leave him vulnerable to unexpected ridicule, stirring unresolved feelings.

A documentary film which presents the richness and diversity of Warwickshire’s historical narratives, while challenging common stereotypes about its towns and cities.

Lost along the road, someone enters the forest...

Anne, a volunteer at a helpline, receives a disturbing call from a serial killer who announces his intention to kill again.

A young woman visits her parents' apartment for their 10-year anniversary and tensions arise when none of the guests show up.

The woods, the forest, the plantation. Wood, charcoal, palm oil. Where trees are cleared, the way people meet, farm and live together changes, locally and universally. Together with the Congolese women's rights activist Olande Byamungu, the Indonesian instrument maker and musician Ikbal Lubys and the German carpenter and performer Wolfram Sander, the documentary filmmaker and theatre director Daniel Kötter is developing a film parcours and theatre forest in Roden / Kukata Mi/ / Pembalakan, taking the audience to the Bergisches Land near Cologne, to the Indonesian palm oil plantations in Kalimantan and to the charcoal kilns in South Kivu, DR Congo.

A young man is trying to complete his gruesome art project.

A ghost speaks of the world we knew, and what it has come to be.

One evening, Lalao, a lonely grumpy stoat, can't stand the constant hubbub of nature and his fellow animals. To escape, he set off in search of a new and quieter home to sleep. But is the grass really greener on the other side?

Emma is a child and adolescent psychotherapist, a sixty-year-old woman with a gentle smile and a kind gaze. Every day, she welcomes children and teenagers into her office, where they express their discomfort and their "difficulty in living."

Collective film from MASTER.LAV XI. Activated in the workshop by Jorge Suárez Quiñones-Rivas 16mm, color, 18fps. Digital preview – Viewing instructions: Before watching the film, listen to Bach’s musical offering performed by Gustav Leonhardt: youtube.com/watch?v=gxj52V_aFLo Once finished, press play and watch the film. Alternatively, you can do it the other way around… Filmed by: Yun Ping, Rodrigo Llaves Oroquieta, Claudia de la Iglesia Diez, Francisco Burneo, Mourad Koirbaj, Violeta Sarmiento, Pablo Arenas, Tania Hernández, Margaux Fitoussi, Jorge Domingo, Ceci Luis, Júlia Caixal, Jorge Suárez Quiñones-Rivas, and Pablo Useros

He is one of the first leaders of a democracy to be prosecuted by the International Criminal Court. Since November 21, 2024, Benjamin Netanyahu has been the subject of an international arrest warrant for "crimes against humanity and war crimes." In the name of what values ​​is the Israeli prime minister waging war in the Gaza Strip? What crimes are he accused of? Did he deliberately choose to target Palestinian civilians? This documentary investigates the military operations carried out by his army up until the truce of January 19th.

Oliver, hellbent on discovering secrets and mysticism, tries to prove his neighbour, David, is a vampire. With his loyal pal, Sasha, at his side they step into hell and invite the vampire in.

Emerging from a wild, working-class dreamscape of friendship, fame and fuzzy guitars, this is the story of six Wirral teens who became The Coral and shook the British indie scene.

Thanks to technological developments, film has been through many transformations. Now, with the development of Artificial Intelligence another begins. In this new age of image-making, Young German Cinema paragon Alexander Kluge finds himself experimenting with this latest tool of image creation. Diving into a world of pictures and views whose basis is not reality itself, but mankind’s digital repository of them.

Part documentary, part performance capture, entirely thrilling. This uplifting project follows a group of young dancers as they collaborate with internationally acclaimed choreographer Kim Brandstrup and the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment. Born out the the OAE's residency at North London's Acland Burghley School, Brandstrup, together with professional dancers Tommy Franzen, Deavion Brown, and Seirian Griffiths, worked with students over two years to create a new piece that fuses hip hop movement with the intricate musical world of J.S. Bach. The result was an exhilarating, sold-out performance at the 2025 Edinburgh International Festival. As the project grew, so did the students. Their uncertainty transforms into confidence, joy, and a mesmerizing new dance language. Their natural rhythmic intelligence becomes the key to unlocking Bach's complex music, revealing unexpected links between Baroque counterpoint and the street-style flow of hip hop.

When Rodrigo was a child, he would eat at his grandmother Marité's house and wait until his aunt Montse came home from work. Without sitting down, Montse would fill a plastic bag with a loaf of bread, a container of food, empty plastic bottles, and a hot brick wrapped in newspaper. She was going to take the food to someone. One day, she decided to take Rodrigo with her on one condition: no talking. Eighteen years later, he remembers nothing.

Hurry and constant overstimulation are more present than ever. In our search for silence, we are confronted with mental and environmental noise that invades us. Is it really possible to escape it?

Mohand is a lone nomad wandering an endless desert. He has lost everything, his family, his village, his humanity. He's thirsty for vengeance: those who took everything from him, an extremist armed faction, will get what's coming. His goal: to find them, destroy them, and make them pay the price for their actions. Alone in his quest, he will be facing the most dangerous situations possible.