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Tel Aviv is the city that never sleeps, the start-up nation par excellence, the most secular and cosmopolitan of all the cities in the Middle East. Its dynamism manages to combine the memory of the past with the unstoppable ambition to offer itself every day to change, to bet, to the future. The question is: is Tel Aviv the vanguard of an Israel to come, or is it just a small island - a "bubble" as they say - within a country in constant conflict with its neighbors and beyond.

In a setting reminiscent of the Last Supper, a group of old friends gather to create one of the most intense clashes ever: The Fantasoccer Auction.

The Universal White Brotherhood is a community whose philosophy lies in opening their hearts to the light and to channelling a supreme cosmic rhythm through dance.

‘A summer afternoon in the hills, three young men and an old tape recorder. Distant, unrecognisable sounds, shadowy presences and frequency modulations. Human words, sounds of the cosmos, notes of freshness. What remains of our passing? A trail of colour, perhaps, a glimpse of night, a stream of dreams’ (Erik Negro).

In a dystopian society a young man and a young woman are arressted and tested face to face.

The Matterhorn is among the highest mountains in the Alps. It overlooks Breuil-Cervinia village in Italy and Zermatt in Switzerland, two well-known tourist destinations. The cities, divided by the mountains, have always been connected by winter sports enthusiasts and professionals. In 2020, the Covid19 pandemic broke the balance. In Switzerland, the new rules of access to the facilities have not prevented people from experiencing the mountains. In Italy, the total closure has annulled tourism. A new paradoxical normalcy, symbolizing a human condition of inner conflict, which in times of difficulty shows itself more clearly. In the Swiss part, tourists adapt to new behaviors with daily habits. In the Italian part, instead, deprived of the human element, the pylons, the Christmas lights, and the ski lifts become natural objects; snowcats, iron giants lost in time, working for months for no one, with a wandering melancholy.

Disturbing nightmares haunt a boy's commute from work to home. Everything overlaps, what is truly real?

At the speed of light a conversation is heard, learned and remembered. Through unmeasured distances two men share stories about their travels. In the deep waters someone, wandering, dreams dream rooms where no dreams are dreamt.

Osho is the most known spiritual Master of our time. The film shows his life through the people who lived with him. The director is an insider of the Osho movement, so he had access to the people, that no other director probably would.

Young Hephaestus, in an attempt to undo his exile from Olympus, forges a gift for his mother Hera, but is forced to make a pact with Hermes so that the latter brings the gift to the goddess on his behalf.

A documentary film conceived as a virtual dialogue and musical journey in four acts, which investigates the responsibility of architects in building the society of tomorrow.

Acasă by Rebecca Grigore takes us into the family archives: behind the camera was her father, Nicolae Eugen Grigore, and behind the images the story of a man who in 1996 decided to leave Romania to seek a better life in Italy

Back home after a break-up, a man finds himself in an empty room. The movements and actions he performs mark the time of his loneliness, and a few objects offer him temporary comfort, before a deep sleep seizes him. A lucid dream will initiate a healing process.

An infertile midwife is obsessed with the idea of getting pregnant.

As he wakes up at night a young man find himself looking for something tremendously important.

"On the floor are pebbles, rounded by water" The river at night. Closing your eyes as distant sounds and the reflections of streetlamps push you back and forth like grains of sand on the shore. Until you open your eyes again.

A math professor teaches through distance learning. Worried about the growth of his students, he finds a way to break out of loneliness.

There are people still searching for a place in the world, wayfarers marked by painful histories looking for a place to start over: a house. The Passengers tells their stories and that of "Housing first," a philosophy that puts social housing at its core. In their stories of often-conflicting cohabitation, and in the evocation of tortuous life paths, a sense of a possible way to seize an opportunity for redemption emerges.

On the Jos Plateau in Nigeria, the British mined tin and columbite which sustained local generations until the end of the 20th century. Mining is now an artisanal activity. Karimah Ashadu portrays the harshness of manual labour while questioning the harm caused by the uncontrolled extraction of natural resources.

From the observation point of a commercial centre in the heart of Paris; silhouettes are looking at the sky waiting for something to happen. At the same time, on the borders of Europe, others are preparing their shopping lists.

"Pocketknife" is the music video for Polychron Plus' song featuring Anna Domino, taken from the album Polychron+'s "She's Always Been There"

January 13, 2012. The cruise ship Costa Concordia sinks after running aground off the island of Giglio. A few days after the tenth anniversary of the shipwreck of the Costa Concordia cruise ship, we retrace the tragedy through unreleased footage and the exclusive testimonies of survivors and rescuers.

The sun glints off the water as a hand feels the ground across the world. The connection between people, places, nature and water, in the rain of Scotland and in the warmth of Italy. Challenging OCD through touch and the process of filmmaking, healing through images and sounds.

Double works as a night receptionist in a hotel, and he is a theater actor. The company he is a part of is rehearsing a comedy. Double also has a special power: the power of invisibility. Thanks to this ability, he spends all his free time following others, coming into contact with the less visible sides of their lives and their personalities. He follows his fellow actors and spies on the customers of the hotel where he works. Except for theater and hotel work, Double has no social life, nor does he have friends. One evening, he uses his invisibility power to attend the theater rehearsals. When the actors begin to rehearse the scene, what happens leaves him bewildered: played from start to finish, without his parts, the scene works just as well. Double comes out lost and disoriented. Was it perhaps the answer he was looking for? He ends up staying invisible and completely withdrawing from his own life.

The new 16mm film Radiant Exposures—Facts Run on Light Beams These Days (the latter part of the title quotes from Donna Haraway) returns to Rosa Barba’s long-standing motif of the desert and its exploration of modern archives as a manifestation of human’s desire for progress. As in previous films, Radiant Exposures—Facts Run on Light Beams These Days appears to portray a site out of time and space—ethereal, timeless and unearthly. The predominant motif of the film is the human-made landscape with large expanses of rectangular panels reflecting the sun light. These reflective panels are in fact concentrating sunlight, creating and collecting energy. The presence of the sun is made palpable by the shimmering light and the and the blurring of the imagery.

In 1998 in Laramie, Wyoming, United States, Matthew Shepard, a twenty-two-year-old student, is attacked by two peers in an act of a homophobic nature. Dying, he is transported to the hospital, where he dies a few days later, shaking public opinion overseas and beyond. Starting from a true crime story that really happened, director Martina Arrigoni transposes to the big screen the rehearsals of the play "The Seed of Violence - The Laramie Project" by Moisés Kaufman and the Tectonic Theatre Project directed by Ferdinando Bruni and Francesco Frongia, produced by Teatro Elfo Puccini, where eight actors bring about sixty characters to the stage, bringing to life the words and thoughts of the Laramie community as they question their own responsibility for what happened to the boy, in a rehearsal journey that evolves to the present day in Milan.

The viewer is immersed in the daily life of mothers and kids living in prisons and custody institutions for inmates with their children.

A private detective is hired by an eccentric married couple to investigate a particularly strange crime. Following a bizarre investigation, in which each character shows his absurd behavior with ease, the detective, in a set of suspicions and justifications, manages to find the culprit.

Nao earns her money as a cam girl on the internet. For her, the activity is not just a job, but an outlet to express oneself artfully and self-determinedly. Nao stages, performs and reflects on her own body and is constantly discovering new sides of herself.

It was 2008. Antonio was filming his colleagues with an amateur camera in the dressing rooms of the show he was starring in. The tapes were forgotten for over ten years before becoming this film. Here, what was filmed instinctively becomes a moving, unfiltered diary, revealing the fragilities, doubts, joys and difficulties of acting. The dressing rooms appear as the other side of the stage: an intimate place where actors free themselves from their masks.

Through archive images and interviews , a photographer embarks on a bittersweet journey back to his early years at Waldensian elementary school (Netflix)

About the life of the parishes of the Russian Orthodox Church in Milan and Lombardy, about the spiritual patron of Milan – St. Ambrose of Milan and other Orthodox saints of Milan and Italy.

The rediscovery of the largest Italian post-war prison camp, an investigation into the mechanisms of collective removal in the recent history of the Romagna Riviera.

Documentary that aims to tell the truth about the Moro crime.

A little rose-seller attempts to change her own destiny by erasing the lines of her palms.