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A young mother finds a key that opens the door for her son’s escape.

Year 2003, footage from TV archives, the future president of Turkey speaks to his folk. An everlasting catchy tune from a juice commercial. In an instant of remembrance your memory gets you to fall through its own time and space.

Barcelona’s Palau de la Música Catalana, one of the world’s most beautiful concert halls, hosted Gustavo Dudamel and the Münchner Philharmoniker with an unforgettable performance of Mahler’s Symphony No. 2 “The Resurrection”. The composer emphasizes life and death in all its terrible and stunning splendour in this overwhelming opus: “There is nothing except the complete substance of my whole life”, he remarked on his all-embracing oeuvre. Gustavo Dudamel, who said it was “a privilege to conduct this work in this unique venue”, and his ensemble were celebrated with more than ten minutes of applause.

A gripping psychological thriller where a paranoid husband, Panos and his cunning sister plot against his unsuspecting wife. A dream of a life in the country turns into a dystopian nightmare.

After 7 years and 13 Making MEGA documentaries, we travel halfway across the globe and return to where it all began. We walk along the pulsating, vibrant, and ever so colorful streets of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, playing with danger and daring to standout in fiery fashion with Nadine Lustre, James Reid, and Bret Jackson.

Seeking fame and fortune, aging reality television star "The Lobo" journeys Down Under only to find himself forced into quarantine for 14 days during the Coronavirus pandemic.

"It's hard to imagine what will be better, it's much easier to think what will be worse." The video for the song by the Israeli songwriter and singer Tonya Gertner was shot by the famous Israeli-German director Gil Alkabets based on his paradoxical and absurd drawings that speak of anxiety and uncertainty in the future.

Borealis is a unique cinematic documentary that goes deep into Canada's iconic snow forest to understand how black spruce and birch experience life, talk to each other and decide when the time is right to burn themselves down.

A short drama about Noelle, a young transgender woman of color forced back into the closet when she moves back in with her parents after losing her job due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Zone 2 is the latest film by The Otolith Group. The film explores sonic and visual encounters capturing our present and singing to an unknown future.

An inside view at the making of the Golden Globe Nominee "La Llorona" by director Jayro Bustamante, exploring both the technical aspect and a deeper, more complex look into the Guatemalan Civil War and its repercussions.

In this fascinating journey, Melissa Hogenboom considers whether or not we are in charge of our own decisions; from neuroscience to physics to how our understanding of free will impacts on our morality and the choices we make.

Indiana University Jacobs School of Music student jazz ensemble plays an original composition that pays tribute to the Jazz Age titans whose legendary early recordings were produced at a little studio called Gennett Records. The performance program The Gennett Suite features music inspired by artists including Louis Armstrong, King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band, Bix Beiderbecke and Jelly Roll Morton.

A short poetic narrative about dealing with separation. Told in French and presented to English audiences without subtitles to leave the characters' feelings up to interpretation.

Dive into the deep with Fifi, Lily and all their little reef fish pals, Fish School is in session. Professor Shark has a new lesson for the little ones: they are going to learn all about the creatures of the deep, big ones, small ones, amazing ones. It's Fish School: Into The Deep.

French culinary chef, Jacques Escargot shows us the labour of love when it comes to food.

In this meditative character piece a young woman living in a defensive state of anxiety because of a past assault recognizes parts of her pain when she encounters a homeless woman who's haunted by her own traumatic experiences.

David Olusoga explores the incredible journey of the African novel – how a fearless collection of writers created books that were to define the image of Africa in the world.

This film is a response to the violence and horror that ensued during the 2019 protests in Iran. And it’s a protest itself to the whole world diverting their eyes as over 100 men, women and children were killed on the streets of Iran.

A man going through both a divorce and his father falling ill believes he can turn his life around.

Shot on super 8, MEN OF MY DREAMS unfolds a series of vignettes that toy with the unstable ground between fact and fiction. The streets of Los Angeles, May 30th 2020.

Nine artists across the continent document their sensory experiences of lockdown, and the results broke our editing program. What emerges is an absurdist collage that playfully flips the format of a video conference on its head. Filmmakers Alicia Eisen and Sophie Jarvis pose the question: is the human need to make sense of chaos an inherently chaotic pursuit?

"What if something you changed caused unintended consequences you never imagined?" Safeguard: An Electoral College Story asks that question about presidential elections. How does the system really work? And what would happen if we changed the rules? Alexander Hamilton and James Madison worked to create and defend the Electoral College system in the U.S. Constitution. The process is democratic-but it works in stages, and through the states. This design forces candidates to reach out across the country rather than focusing on just one region or group of population centers. And it keeps presidents from controlling elections-including their own reelections. Publisher and former presidential candidate Steve Forbes, Princeton historian Allen Guelzo, and a host of experts explain why we really have the Electoral College, what it does, and what could happen if we got rid of it.

A print-shop worker finds out the hard way that if you let it, guilt, will kill you.

Democrats pulled off a stunning upset in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election last April. To win, they had to persevere through one of the most precarious elections in recent history: a global health pandemic, voter suppression tactics, rapidly changing public health information, and a deafening media din. A fair election teetered on the brink. Organizers and activists met the moment with unflinching resolve and learned to organize differently. Armed with a new generation of political technology and online organizing tools, volunteers fanned out across the state, virtually, to build meaningful relationships with friends and family members that could withstand the pressures of voter suppression and misinformation. Facing unthinkable obstacles, these organizers showed us how to win.

Panic Room Part III

Here For A Good Time tells the story of Hampshire College, a tiny liberal arts school in Western Mass with a reputation for really knowing how to party.

A year in the life of Kakadu in Australia's Top End. Aaron Pedersen explains the six seasons recognised by the Bininj people and reveals the web of relationships between its species and the environment.

A machine that contains a ghost. From two eyes to one eye. The same four limbs. The artificial body. The appearance of things, their incandescence. The light on the screen feels more alive than ever. The satellite guides me. Through a transmutation exercise a human in old age performs a ritual that allows him to deposit his essence in the body of a drone. In the gaze of the machine, a new illusion is reconfigured.

A Man is trapped when a Monster causes blackouts that dwindle his chances for survival, now it's just the Man and the Movster.

Rurutu is a community where traditions forge ties between the inhabitants. In Avera since the beginning of the 20th century, the 'umuai is the biggest festival of the year, when collective weddings that sometimes bring together up to 17 couples, are celebrated together. Friends and families participate uninhibitedly with gifts, food, drinks, and dances: everything including joy is offered in abundance during these festivities that last several days. This is an essential part of the identity of this island.

The River is a documentary about how communication and purpose play into the success and failures of managing the homeless encampment in Aberdeen, Washington.

A group of troublemakers go back to school to avoid jail.

18 years ago, the government enforced the Human Cloning Initiative. Now, there is a conflict between the two "halves" of a boy named Patrick.

Power dynamics shift between Blake, an Asylum Officer and Diego, an Asylum Seeker when they encounter at a bar couple weeks after the interview.

The long-distance relationship between two women in the same city takes place in fantasies, desires, and dreams of closeness.

Filmed in Coimbra during the COVID-19 pandemic, Reabertura captures the city in the process of reopening, as businesses sanitize and reorganize in preparation for the new "normal", pointing to an unsettlingly capitalistic adaptation of reality.

In this moving and beautifully photographed film, ultra-marathon swimmer Patti Baurnfeind finds inspiration for her swims from various social causes.

When a hopeless, battered woman crosses paths with a bullied transgender teen, they're each forced to speak their truth within 24 hours or their secrets will be the death of them.

A silent, repressed mechanic considers change after an encounter with a handsome stranger.

When Oddball, head of the Canine Intelligence Agency (CIA), learns of a villain named Sharposki and his elaborate plot to detonate a nuclear warhead to destroy the CIA and the whole galaxy with it, he has no choice but to call in Agent 00K9 to solve the case. Action, adventure, and comedy: 00K9 likes his tail shaken.

A young filmmaker creates the sci-fi epic of her dreams - if only she could get people to see it.

When a letter arrives in the post explaining that GIRL has been rejected from the university of her dreams, GIRL realises that her years of relentless work and sacrifices were all for nothing. Now faced with the reality of having to go to her reluctant second choice university, an urgent reinvention is required in order to have any chance of surviving three years at one of the party capitals of the UK.

Charlie and Maddie go on a date. Their hopes for a quick, easy lay are dashed when they see through each other's defenses a little too clearly.

A successful stand-up comic finds himself in danger when he gets stranded in a town with heavy laws against humor.

It's 1981. John has been discharged from the Navy and is on his way to see David, somebody very special to him that left earlier due to injury. The last thing he expects is Yvonne to answer the door.

An existential stick-figure man meets a talking horse in the depths of outer space and they proceed to have the greatest interaction ever.

A young woman takes drugs in a car park, dreams of love, and dances to the sound of eternal screaming. A bleak and claustrophobic nightmare.

I Am A Traister: The Sarah Moskovitz Story is an animated film made by teens that tells the story of an unsung hero now in her 90s. In 1980s Los Angeles, Sarah Traister Moskovitz and her colleague Flo Kinsler founded the first Child Survivors of the Holocaust therapy and support group which went on to be a worldwide phenomenon. For the first time this generation of child survivors, then in their 40s and 50s, could name their experience, find community and begin to heal. Now in their 80s and 90s, these survivors consider themselves to be "phantom siblings" with Sarah as their "mother." The film was created by teens who worked with an artist mentor over Zoom, using their phones as cameras and cardboard boxes as animation stands. It is a production of The Righteous Conversations Project, a collaboration of Holocaust survivors and teens, based in Los Angeles and now in its tenth year.

Climate change is a real problem in our world. Having discussions about it can get us that much closer to solving the problem. Emma Mautz went on a cross-country trip in summer 2019, and interviewed people about climate change. These interviews form her documentary, “A Discussion on Climate Change,” which brings people across the country together into one conversation. This documentary was made to spread awareness about climate change, one of the biggest issues our society faces today.

Spanish band Hidrogenesse shows us the history of rave dance moves and how to cook sauerkraut

Two young women survive a vicious attack and begin to see themselves differently, believing they might be werewolves.

Caught in the shadows of two dysfunctional romantic relationships, Hank finds himself in a crossing world of depression and new possibilities. When he meets Rose after bumping into her various times in public, a kindred romance begins in a way that most experience a one night stand. Hank fights for reason in his life as an unemployed lover of sleeping-in for days at a time, and inept to maintain a functional relationship with his dejected fiance, Jill. It isn't until a rude awakening during an intimate evening with Jill that Hank's world fully collapses. At the end of his rope when it seems he can't succeed, Hank is surprised with a new reason to live.

The story of Mark Orval, former Collingwood Australian rules football player, now internet star - known by his online alias ‘Angry Dad’.

After years of neglect by the City of New York and the devastation of Hurricane Sandy, the coastal community of Canarsie, Brooklyn wants more. Using a variety of formats, this experimental series of vignettes explores Canarsie’s unique relationship to the water and the community’s vision for the future.

Exploring the life of Aung San Suu Kyi. After 15 years of house arrest in Myanmar, she was celebrated as an icon of democracy, but ten years on, she is seen by many as an international pariah.

Taken from a pair of videotapes in the Metallica Vault that archived the screen feeds from this show. Filmed at Auditorio John Lennon in Getafe, Spain on May 31, 2008.

An ambitious medical student sells his soul to the Devil in order to make the world a better place.

"Trump A.C./D.C." is an archival documentary short about Donald Trump's casino businesses in Atlantic City.

This conversation between director Carl Franklin and film noir historian Eddie Muller was recorded live onstage for a screening of 'Devil in a Blue Dress' at the Music Box Theatre in Chicago on August 17, 2018, as part of the Noir City Film Festival.