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Together with her cat Cobalt, the witch Olivia likes to spend her evenings at the "Brewberry Café". Also because her secret crush Connie also works there. But Olivia is shy and insecure, because as a witch she looks a little more unusual than most people. In addition, she's not always in control of her witchcraft. To pluck up courage and ask Connie out on a date to the annual bonfire party, Olivia concocts a dangerous potion. But the long-awaited date will not end the way Olivia expects.

Two giants that exist here. Or not. Whatever. The lifeless eyes of a garden gnome. The heavenly child and not the wind. Felt truth. New facts. The witch is no longer hungry. But a radio. Hänsel and Gretel listen. Eva Herman, Michael Wendler. Goethe, Wagner, Brecht. Germany, a cheese stick fairy tale.

In a dystopian future, a robot is tasked with studying and analyzing the linguistic artifacts of human civilization.

In this work, the Cantabrian filmmaker recounts the difficult situation of loneliness in middle age. In addition to loneliness itself, Pacolini's film addresses issues such as unrequited love, deception, and lies.

An auditory hallucination, or paracusia, is a form of hallucination that involves perceiving sounds without auditory stimulus.

Idrissa, an ill scrap-metal collector living in Barcelona, gets back in touch with his roots when he discovers an unusual object among the garbage. As his health worsens, his creativity takes shape.

Heart of Uganda. Mulajje, a jungle-surrounded town, receives the visit of foreigners from distant countries. Local community is exposed to AIDS, malaria and poverty. The documentary explores the siblinghood among human beings.

A desert critter casts the shadow of a palm tree. No other animal has such a shadow. Can the animal exchange it? A reflection on identity and a story about the friendship of two animals that stay together regardless of their species.

In an experimental arrangement, the film accompanies two young Italian war photographers on an inner journey through their photo archives of wars and catastrophes. While shooting themselves they are searching for images that bear witness and asking about the human impulse to make and absorb pictures of dead and disaster. The film—shot during the Italian Corona lockdown—circles around what Giorgio Agamben calls the ”void“ that every testimony contains at its core.

This piece is Marcello Filotei’s meditation on Haydn’s "Septem verba Christi in cruce". It is both a transcription of the Austrian composer’s famous work and an original reinterpretation of the final moments of Jesus’ life, which the composer chose to set for an unusual ensemble.

From father to son, but also from father to daughter, hunting is a heritage passed down with care and discipline within the Marchand family. More than a mere technique, this practice shapes the daily lives and relationships of a family bound by a complex connection to the chamois of the Southern Alps.

A short film by L.L. de Mars with music by Marcel Solide.

A cool boy, stray cats, lots of carrots, and a crazy surprise!

NASA images of Martian bedrock and night-cam footage from wildlife preservation organisations, showing endangered leopards near the Caucasus Mountains and Lake Urumieh. Once the largest lake in the Middle East, Urumieh is now mostly desert due to corrupt dam-building practices.

The film follows, in the style of a camera diary, the adventures of a young man in pursuit of his dream: to travel to Japan. A moving testimony to human solidarity and dreams.

Passengers invites Yann Tiersen under the steel canopy of Tempelhof Airport. An expansive setting for the windswept sound of album Kerber, an ode to the Breton island of Ushant. Concert filmed on April 24, 2023 in the Great Hall of Tempelhof Airport, Berlin.

A short film about an historic night - the night before the Berlin Wall came down.

Documentary about the music ensemble Folklang, where diverse voices unite through the universal language of music. The documentary showcases the heart of Folklang, an open ensemble that brings people of all backgrounds together. Here they will learn songs from around the world by ear, fostering a deep connection through music. Language is no barrier; tunes are learned in German, English, Spanish, etc, making this musical journey accessible to everyone.

There are memories that we prefer to keep buried. No one expected that the appearance of a forgotten tape could bring to light a dark episode that happened 14 years ago during a scouting trip. The witnesses who lived it will gradually build a story that left an uncomfortable mark on them. What happened to Jordi?

A documentary that aims to show how punk music and its environment, despite being associated with the vindication of rights, has shown different attacks on LGTBIQ+ people and collectives in its history. Developed as a result of the production of the album of the same name in 2020, well-known songs from the punk scene are adapted with lyrics that allude to the LGTBIQ+ struggle, and also incorporate the vindication of the Asturian language.

Moderator is a musical about Clémence, a moderator for social media. The violence of images that she classifies follow her after work. Nearing thirty and on the verge of a burn-out, she questions her life with the help of friends and Léa, a magical little being who follows her everywhere. Together, they try to re-enchant the world.

A new chase starts, but there is no escape from the evil that stirs among the field's rows.

4 days in December 2023 of mobilisations, rallies, occupations and blockades to denounce the environmental, social and neo-colonial crimes of the multinational Lafarge-Holcim.

Trust no one. Believe nothing. And chose your friends wisely. Murder and mayhem surround everyone in Les Traîtres, the french adaption of The Traitors.

A group of friends are tormented by a masked killer during one night, but hidden things will be revealed. There are 4 versions of this short, each edited by a team member. This version is edited by Nicollas Truffa.

In the midst of a personal and work crisis, I begin to film everything obsessively: my parents, grandparents, children, friends and lovers, but also myself and psychotherapy. Some footage is consensual, some is “stolen.” This way my personal-intimate becomes narrative: the recent separation, the pain of my children’s being apart, my parents’ separation, my inadequacy as a mother. But in this autobiographical process of “coming out” I inevitably clash with the privacy of those close to me. The result is a kind of intimate diary that, in becoming public, is perhaps shameless and obscene. But where are the boundaries between what should remain private, offstage, and what can be made public and shared?

Monaco, Tomorrow, Daphné is getting married. At 25, when you are torn between the desire for independence and security and you no longer believe in eternal love, what is the underlying promise of marriage?

Have you ever seen a bilingual cow, a man-eating mallard duck and a postman on a moped? Now you have.

A short film.

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In 1969, a hapless television operator mistakenly deleted the official commentary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. Forty years later, Journalists Marco Blaser and Eugenio Bigatto return to the studio to finally correct the mistake.