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Camille, a misogynist high school student, finds himself plunged into the body of a woman during a dream, and brutally discovers the daily injustices that the latter suffer.

Between idea and reality, joy and sadness, clowning and philosophy, dance and drowsiness, life and death, Tom is torn between several truths. Filmed by his sister, he opens up his maze of thoughts to us, searching for a way out.

"In a world where the dead walk, survival isn’t the hardest part — it’s the choices you have to live with." Set in post-apocalyptic Germany, The Only Way follows three survivors — two brothers and a loyal friend — as they navigate a world consumed by the undead. When faced with an unthinkable decision, how far would you go for the people you love?

Driven by obsession, Bagpuss, an isolated student, decides to deliberately catch her neighbour’s cold.

One day, Guy, a bird running through the forest, hit a box. Guy asked himself: "What on earth is this box for?

Ollie seeks to solve his financial problems through a pre-meditated land scam.

After losing his wife Jessie in an attack by Scarface and his gang, John Musgrave is consumed by grief and rage. When an old friend, Chris, arrives at his farm with news that Scarface is hiding in a nearby forest, John sees only one path forward — revenge. But as the hunt begins, questions of justice, loyalty, and how far a man will go for closure come to the surface. In the silence of loss, vengeance speaks loudest.

After a hard day at work, all Arnold wants is to sink into the comfy couch and get lost in a good book. His peaceful evening suddenly spirals out of control as his craving for peace is drowned by his guilty conscience and a whole lot of meowing. So… who’s going to save Arnold’s evening? And more importantly - who’s going to save this annoying cat?

In 1979, 23 year old British nurse Helen Smith died in suspicious circumstances in Saudi Arabia. The Saudi authorities quickly ruled it an accident, but their refusal to investigate further created international mystery, with accusations that the Thatcher government was more interested in oil than justice. Now, 45 years on, previously classified documents reveal in this documentary what the British government really knew about Helen's death.

This experimental short documentary displays a series of different ".avi" videos found on YouTube, mostly published by accident in the early days of the platform, giving the audience a brief glimpse into the lives of different people from all over the world.

The queer community has long since established itself in large cities, but in rural areas, queer people live less publicly. And when they do, worlds often collide. The documentary shares silent struggles, but also moments of solidarity. The film takes an in-depth look at the challenges, but also the hopes and successes of queer people in rural areas. It shows how social change and greater acceptance can develop in smaller towns. The province is more than just the antithesis of the big city - it can be a place of change in which queer people find their own ways to assert their place.

The Hamas terror attack had dramatic consequences for people in Israel, the Gaza Strip and around the world. Here, we hear individual stories from people living in Tel Aviv. What were their lives like before 7 October 2023? What’s their current perception of the war? What do they see, when they look to the future? In the summer of 2023, Tel Aviv was a lively, liberal and open metropolis, known as the “Mediterranean Capital of Cool”. Then came October 7, and changed everything. Here, people’s lives are forever divided: into ‘before’, and ‘after’. Club owners, culture workers, restaurateurs, LGBTQ activists and architects share very personal insights into a traumatized society. And they’ve not given up hope for better times once the war is over.

Shot on a 1960s hand-wound analogue camera, a dialogue is fostered between sailor, boat, and the elements, which addresses themes of ecology, sustainability, heritage, traditional skills, and maritime history, whilst journeying through the rivers, coastlines, and open seas of the UK, Netherlands, and France.

For a little over a year, I filmed and spliced ​​together different moments of which, to be honest, I don't remember much. The final result was edited onto two 600ft reels. There is no chronological progression, only fragments of a diary that I like to see as imaginary. I started filming in the spring with the aim of testing eight cameras. I filmed when I felt like it, day after day, and by the time summer arrived, I had accumulated a few reels and other old cameras. So in the winter, I decided to give shape to a film containing mistakes, notes, drafts, moments, and walks with pretty girls in the shadow of the valley where I grew up. "Shadow of the Valley" is my most personal and intimate work, made for myself only. I think anyone else will find it fake, self-centered, and downright pretentious.

A young woman named Jessica finds herself on a lonely country lane she keeps seeing in her dreams.

Bel, 19, has not revealed to Jasper, 22, that she has never slept with anyone before, or that she has endometriosis. He 'finds out' shortly after they have slept together for the first time.

Just as Mbaye is about to return to Dakar, France announces that it is closing its borders due to the Covid epidemic. A journey against the tide begins.

Are you paying attention?

A man in green shorts stands ready, an iron and a red blanket in front of him. The man begins to iron the blanket. Shortly afterwards, a woman in a yellow sweater stands there and begins to iron the same blanket. Together they take turns ironing. But despite their efforts, the blanket remains wrinkled, because the creases they are trying to smooth out are the very ones they themselves are causing. What begins as a joint activity soon escalates into a conflict. Conceived as a loop, the film deals with themes such as control, naivety, and the bittersweet hope for renewal, inviting viewers to find parts of themselves in the simplicity of everyday objects.

On 9 February 2022, four friends in Kyiv discuss the situation: There are 120,000 Russian soldiers at the borders - what will happen? An equally historical and private moment.

Between minesweeper and family photos, the filmmaker faces the grief over the grandfather with radical honesty. A rough yet deeply tender work of remembrance.

Two young Polish resistance fighters take refuge after an operation. Wounded, freezing and exhausted, they are faced with the choices of their engagement. They only have one match left, a last moment of heat before a final decision, as the enemy approaches.

A couple fight across three possible lifetimes.

With incredible intimacy, filmmaker Susanna Cappellaro documents her husband Scott’s decision to have an extrasensory device implanted into his body in order to increase his awareness of the world around him. As Scott goes further down this path, he can't understand his wife's resistance.

Shifting between archival film and present-day footage of Pasotra’s mother and the landscape of Wales, this is a poetic and multi-layered meditation on class, agency, and the healing ability of the natural world, woven together through an original sonic composition featuring the artist’s voice.

Nicolò dreams of taking off aboard an airship, convinced that the man of the future must stay in the sky. I follow him on this utopian yet concrete quest. What if the sky wasn't so far from earth?

Could we listen to the song of our first love without remembering the place? Four jazz musicians play in a club in the city. They communicate through glances and silences. There are hardly any people left on the streets, the last buses of the night pass by, shops close, garbage trucks rumble, waves crash against the rocks, and the light from the lighthouse appears and disappears in the water. As if it were the end of the world. The next morning, the sounds will shine in the bright light of day.

The documentary Arg(h)itzen features the testimonials of 30 people who were subjected to torture in the Sakana region between the years of 1966 and 2011, through a rigorous and dynamic story. Not only does it show what torture is and how it can be recovered from, but it also reveals, through experts, the State structures of impunity. This is the result of an enormous work of collaboration between neighbours to highlight the truth about torture and create the path towards its complete eradication.

While the children are enjoying their summer holidays, Basri, 8, heads off to the Macedonian mountains to join his brothers. They are the shepherds of hundreds of sheep, helped by huge dogs that protect them from wolves. For Basri, it's freedom, while his teenage brothers dream of elsewhere.

Ana, Sofía, Ivonnsabel, and Lisbeth are four enterprising women who will cross paths in different parts of Spain; Lugo, A Coruña, Madrid, Altea, Alicante, and Valencia are just some of the places where they will meet to exchange personal and professional experiences. They come from different backgrounds, but despite the distance between them, they face similar problems. Their stories intertwine, generating a vital process of transformation that allows them to become the best versions of themselves.

A nice, 40-minute documentary on the life of Mark Jones; It follows the story from his early musical memories, using a four track recorder in the 80s, going by the stage name ‘Walter Wall’ and releasing a great amount of songs during that time, to joining bands like The Zeb & The Coral throughout the 90s and 20s. Mark Jones is a musician based in Liverpool who has been a singer & guitarist for about 40 years, performing in various venues across the UK, Europe, and the USA. As a multi-instrumentalist, he plays guitar, clarinet, saxophone, bass, percussion, and keyboards. Originally from Southampton, Mark discovered his love for singing at an early age and taught himself to play guitar and bass when he was 15. He began busking and regularly performing covers in local venues before joining a band as the lead singer. Over the years, Mark has had songs released as singles by local record companies, such as 'Life's Alright', 'Superlambanana' & 'Turned Out Nice Again.'

A singing alien from the planet 0E0E0 comes to earth, seeking happiness after his home was destroyed in a brutal intergalactic war. With the help of a kind little boy, he is able to fulfil his lifelong ambition of experiencing a corporate Casual Friday, and finds some peace in the small joys.

Think of Mascon: A Massive Concentration Of Black Experiential Energy as an audiovisual investigation into the gestures, geometries, grammars and geographies that compose the forms and the forces of the films of Ousmane Sembene and Djibril Diop Mambety from 1963 to 2004. As an audiovisual mosaic of still moving images and sounds adapted from the frames of the narratives of Mambety and Sembene in order to circulate in a migratory orbit that summons the borderless imagination of the cine-Sahel. As morphologies that amplify the Sembenean and Mambetyan motifs of Cinemafricana until they assail the imagination with the expansive deformation, centrifugal contraction, compacted compression and amassed concentration that Stephen Henderson calls ‘Mascon’ or ‘black experiential energy’.

The unique music documentary about the legendary thrash metal band Destruction.

Ludwig (21) is about to be officially admitted into a German Studentenverbindung. To do so, he must first prove his honour by facing a fellow student in a sword duel. His long-standing friendship with Erik (25), his mentor and dean of the fraternity, is about to be shaken.

In 1991, the Schwarze Pumpe energy centre in Lusatia is phased out. Tens of thousands lose their jobs, hoping for better times. Today, the dirt and feelings of the past keep coming up.