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Titular work of the artist’s solo exhibition at Soft Opening at Paul Soto, Los Angeles.

Set in Calvi dell'Umbria, Italy , the film recounts the massacre of 16 villagers by retreating Nazi troops. The memory resurfaces in the words of a grandmother to her granddaughter, in a tale that interweaves two generations and gives voice to one of the many Nazi-Fascist atrocities, too long forgotten.

“Cahā” is an intimate, fly-on-the-wall documentary that captures the first encounter between two immigrants — one Indian, one Bruneian — who find unexpected connection over tea in a London teahouse. What begins as a casual exchange unfolds into a profound conversation, revealing the bittersweet realities of sacrifice, adaptation, and identity. As they sip cahā (tea in Marathi, or “desire” in Hindi), their stories challenge immigrant stereotypes and reveal the lingering impact of the colonial legacy of tea plantation. Through this simple ritual, the film offers a subtle glimpse into the immigrant experience in contemporary Britain, highlighting how tea becomes a bridge for understanding, forging an unspoken bond that transcends borders.

What could be more powerful than cinema? Push open the doors of the Rex in Foix to discover what goes on behind the scenes of a cinema that makes young and old dream.

RevPro Uprising 2024 was a professional wrestling event promoted by Revolution Pro Wrestling (RevPro). The event took place on December 21, 2024 at the York Hall in London, England. It was broadcast on RevPro On Demand.

Although he is a highly regarded classical pianist, Francesco Tristano closes his concerts with a remarkable DJ set. With these unique performances, part classical music and part electronic, the Luxembourg-based artist proves he can stimulate both mind and body.

A tribute to the life of Rob Burrow.

A new Sun documentary into vile presenter Huw Edwards' sickening behaviour shows how he sent a series of controlling and abusive messages to a young man, who was sending him sexual images in return for payments of tens of thousands of pounds. The exchanges reveal Edwards's secret Jekyll and Hyde character as he switches between repeatedly telling his victim that he loves him - before viciously abusing him in foul-mouthed tirades. Edwards also gives the young man instructions on using PayPal and a Monzo bank account so he can send him cash.

Card games have been delighting people all over the world for over 800 years. What is the secret of Jack, Queen, King and Ace? Is poker a game of luck or a game of skill? And why has there always been an air of wickedness about it?

Gerhard Schröder has always been a polarizing figure. Even on the occasion of the former Chancellor's 80th birthday, Germany continues to grapple with him. The Social Democrat remains steadfast in his friendship with Vladimir Putin, despite Russia's war against Ukraine. Schröder also refuses to relinquish his position at Nord Stream 2 AG. As a result, his entire political legacy is in question. In the documentary, reporter Lucas Stratmann confronts former Chancellor Schröder with the criticism and accompanies him from Hanover to China.

When a young Autistic boy, suddenly manifests superpowers on his 9th Birthday, he and his family are forced to deal with the potential ramifications.

When two queer best friends almost kiss at a sleepover, everything is thrown into crisis: his sexual orientation, her feelings for him, and the foundation of their platonic friendship.

Farang is an artists' moving image work that traces a semi-fictional journey across Iran.

Agathe, a 22-year-old woman with gender dysphoria, undergoes a chest masculinization operation after almost two years of waiting in a public hospital.

What is the river? Where is the river? Can we get to the river?

At the edge of a lake, Harmonie, a teenager, shares moments of closeness with her father. A reality that will slip away from her.

THE (re)HEARSE is an informal and personal performance film created during Jack Cheetham’s Intermedia Gallery project, trapped in a coffin with nothing to do…, which ran from August 18 to September 2, 2023.

The limits of the landscape are always the same, because they do not understand political borders, but geographical features. A line that separates the sea from the sky, mountainous waves that cut across the sky. Regardless of where you are, these limits follow the same pattern. This film proposes as a starting point the use of these limits to create a sort of landscape collage, to reconstruct the image of the landscape by combining space and time from the capture of the image; from the present, and not from the subsequent construction in post-production, hence the key role of the analogue image. (Laura Moreno Bueno)

The artistic documentary Windgeist is about the former kite and windsurfer Achim Stuzmann, or Stuzi for short. For 30 years, he dedicated his life to water sports and traveled the whole world. At the age of 50, he embarks on a journey that would change his life forever. Since then, Stuzi has lived with a severe disability that challenges him every day. Despite years of therapy, he has to accept that he will never be able to kitesurf again. But one thing has not changed: Stuzi still lives at one of the most popular kitesurfing locations in Germany. The documentary deals with the loss that the former extreme sportsman is still coming to terms with today. He is caught between holding on and letting go of the old Stuzi in a life he never thought he would live. But he doesn't give in so easily, as Stuzi soon sets off on his journey again. Windgeist is a patient portrait of a flourishing life in a sobering reality.

Jack, a merciless cowboy hits the road in his Cadillac. Throughout his road trip, flashbacks follow one another. A poker game that goes sideways will reveal Jack's true nature, unpredictable, impulsive and violent...

At their annual Eurovision party, a man plans to come out as straight to his gay dads, navigating love, acceptance, and poignant tributes to the late Uncle Bob.

Whilst roaming above the local neighborhood, a drone stumbles upon a moment no one was meant to see and a person who hoped no one was watching.

The filmmaker has these images and recordings of his grandmothers, moments gleaned during visits in 2021 and 2022. Alice, his paternal grandmother and Yvette, his maternal grandmother. One day, he hopes these images and recordings could find their way in a film. Until that day, there are these fragments.

I saw one the other day that looked like you. I quickly realized it couldn't be you - but he moved like you. Ran his fingers through his hair like you. And carried the same rucksack in the same poor condition. So I decided to follow your not-you around a bit.

Travelling through the cosmic unknown, an artificial intelligence seeks a deeper understanding of itself through the life of a lonely astronaut.

The House by the River is a refuge, a family haven. We take time for consolation. Here, I too am welcomed as a son. In the day-to-day routine of working the land, eating at large tables, tending to bodies, I recount the devotion to others and the gentleness of being together.

A cold and calculated killer stalks his prey through the night, but something’s off. Tonight he may lose his life or worse his mind....

In a small village in the Veneto countryside, it's the day of municipal elections. Young election officials will find themselves dealing with some clumsy criminals who will take them hostage in an attempt to have their leader elected as mayor. Will democracy ultimately prevail?

The lights are dimmed and the bell is rung. It’s last orders at the Rock Lodge, but the night is only just beginning. Creepy customers, ominous calls and, for one unexpected visitor, there is still time enough to enjoy its last round…

After being attacked. Verona has to try and handle the new changes.

Kate Blamire is a non-binary person from Berlin living with an autoimmune disease. This film is a first-person poetic account of their search for freedom and identity as they navigate in and out of hospitals.

Shot in black and white in homage to Helen Levitt, the pioneering photographer of children chalking the streets of Harlem in the late 1930s, this film records individual acts of creation by children from two schools local to the Barbican Centre in London, including students with physical and neurological diversities. Marco goes for horseshoe-shaped patterns, before expressing his self in a spontaneous spatter; Jean-Luc builds oneiric form upon form; Charlyn’s creatures emerge in clear, expansive lines. For Ayesha and James, the chalk is not just a drawing tool but also a curious object for fingers to explore, like they do with the texture of asphalt or the powderiness of their marks. Sensation and imagination imbue every scratch of white on black these children make.

In the shadows of her apartment, Nour hides the deep burns covering her body under a mysterious veil. Outside, she quickly finds herself ensnared by the terrible curse that haunts her.