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Hiromi takes the Jazz sous les Pommiers festival on a wild ride! A concert combining virtuosity and humour, driven by the energy of the album Sonicwonderland.

224 km. Something even CRAZIER than the Diagonale des FOUS. And yet, this isn’t just a race story. Ultra Normal is the story of an ordinary guy who let himself dream one last time before becoming an adult. That’s Clem Qui Court. He’s not a character. He’s me. But above all, it’s the extraordinary people around me. It’s you.

60-year-old Marie is a sociable woman who lives in a working-class neighborhood in Paris. All her life, she has had one difficult and precarious job after another. At the end of the month, when she receives her small pension, Marie does her sums and hopes she will be able to treat herself to something.

As a part of a tribute night to broadcaster and television executive Alan Yentob, he interviews leading British artist Jenny Saville. One of the most successful figurative painters working today, she came to prominence as part of the YBA movement in the late 1980s and early 1990s. She has been reluctant to discuss her work for many years on television, until now. Alan Yentob was working with her on a film for Imagine and caught up with her in Vienna on the eve of two major 2025 exhibitions she is mounting. This was the last interview Alan Yentob conducted in a career spanning six decades at the BBC, bringing many of the world’s leading artists and creatives to the screen. Alan also persuaded Jenny to allow cameras into her painting studio for the first time in almost three decades.

When Harry's beloved car vanishes, his whiskey-soaked world unravels. In the chaos, a mysterious woman and buried secrets push him toward the edge. Whiskey, Darling is a comic tale of love, addiction, and delusion.

In half-disused workshops of the Ethiopian railway, railway workers Goshou, Berhanu and Basha, try to maintain their machine alive on a daily basis. To travel the 207 kilometers of the path through the desert, it takes more than ten hours, sometimes more. Sometimes, the train doesn't leave. Just around the corner, a new electrified line constructed by China threaten to make this historical line fall into oblivion.

In a small Hungarian town painter Péter Molnár leads filmmaker Márton Tarkövi on a journey through meadows, clearings and Molnár’s drawings. The viewer joins them, as they discuss art, time and life itself.

Art, social activism, and suicide converge to bring visibility to a serious problem that has been silenced. Paco Carcavilla, who lost his son Mario, gives talks to raise awareness about suicide; Leire Izaguirre, a criminologist, helps at the Association of Suicide Survivors in Navarra (Besarkada-Abrazo); Jesús Manuel García (Fitín) creates six paintings inspired by Leire's final degree project.

Follows Luke Grenfell-Shaw's mission to cycle from Brighton to Beijing after being diagnosed with cancer at the age of twenty-four.

In an increasingly hostile world, this experimental 16mm film explores our relationship to the seascape.

A natural bodybuilder confronts his limits of dedication and resolve after his brother suffers a heart attack.

Staff at an office crèche fight to protect their children during a zombie outbreak.

After losing his son, an aged Engineer confronts the cowardly General to stop the slaughter of thousands and bring an end to the Vietnam War.

A short documentary that follows transgender femme individuals as they seek a voice that reflects their gender identity. Guided by a trans vocal coach, the film weaves together stories from different stages of people's journeys. But this is more than an exploration of vocal technique, this is a film about identity and resilience - blending lived experience with a wider social commentary on the power and politics of voice.

Curtis and Grace are navigating growing up and discovering a complicated adult world of influence and identity. Elegantly portraying a family's dynamic and routines, small, meaningful details come together effortlessly in a thoughtful and intimate narrative.

Live film from 6th March 2025 in Manchester, UK. Setlist: Take the Night Off / I Was an Eagle / You Know / Breathe, Tap at My Window, Nouel, Fortune, Song for Our Daughter, The End of the Affair, Goodbye England (Covered in Snow), Child of Mine, Patterns, Your Girl, No One's Gonna Love You Like I Can, The Shadows, Caroline, Looking Back, Lullaby, Patterns in Repeat, What He Wrote, Daisy, Once, For You

A doorbell rings. An unexpected visitor...

César lives in seclusion in a shack near the forest with his dog Bruto. Two unexpected events will disturb the peace he seeks in this place.

Releasing, eliminating - letting it flow away. An outward motion. A channel of escape for the self. Relief. Focus narrows to the front of the body. Feet open: swans. 4 channel video installation.

Last orders take a deadly turn when a zombie crashes a late-night bar, forcing a drunken regular and the weary bartender into an unlikely alliance to survive the night. This horror comedy follows two kind-hearted misfits searching for love while trying to survive a zombie attack the only way they know how - by getting drunk and fighting back!

In a world where blood and memory intertwine, a seasoned sensei discovers an ancient bracelet said to defy death itself. Desperate for vengeance against his wise brother now a leader who has overshadowed him. The Sensei performs a forbidden ritual to revive two fallen warriors: a pair of blood brothers whose bond was once unbreakable. But when they return, their memories are fractured. They don't recognize each other, their loyalty is uncertain, and the sensei finds himself caught in a storm of violence, betrayal, and confusion. As the brothers show threats of clash in combat, the sensei must make the impossible choice: which of the two will stand by his side to bring down his own flesh and blood. Every strike draws him closer to his revenge, yet every drop of blood reminds him of the cost. In the end, vengeance may come not only with the death of his brother but with the death of the very family he tried to control.

A short documentary featuring candid interviews, home footage and artworks by the celebrated American artist Noah Davis

It is dawn on October 16, 1944. Aurora Vuillerminaz, the partisan Lola, bids farewell to her beloved mountains with a glance and decides not to reveal even a single name to the fascist soldiers who have captured her.

In 2022, the Statue of Peace "Nujin" was erected at the University of Kassel, honouring the countless female victims of the Asia-Pacific wars. However, shortly after International Women's Day in 2023, the university administration abruptly removed the statue - without public explanation. Outraged, citizens and students formed the "Save Nujin" initiative.

Brilliant iconoclast Kamasi Washington is one of the most astonishing saxophonists of his generation. Witness a demonstration of his mastery in the enchanting setting of the TSF Jazz Chantilly Festival.

One winter evening in 1995, Carole leaves behind a violent husband and three children. Prince Charmings are not to be trusted.

BBC Eye investigates the popular uprising that led to the downfall of Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on August 5 2024. At least 52 people were killed and hundreds injured when police opened fire on protestors. Using unseen videos, documents and eyewitness accounts, BBC Eye pieces together what happened, why and who was responsible for one of the worst incidents of police killing in Bangladesh’s history.

Alan is the British founding father of cryonics — freezing the dead with the hope of reviving them in the future. When his wife dies, he honours their promise by preserving her, dreaming of one day reuniting. Years later, he meets someone new— but when she rejects cryonics, Alan must confront what truly matters most.

In this special Billions Club Live concert film, Miley Cyrus takes the stage in Paris to perform her biggest songs on Spotify—each with over 1 billion streams—plus a never-before-played medley of fan favorites 'The Climb' and 'We Can’t Stop,' and select tracks from her new album, Something Beautiful. This intimate performance celebrates Miley’s evolution as an artist, her impact on pop culture, her Billions Club milestones, and the fans who helped her reach them.

A precise stop-motion collage created from fragments of photographs, films, and illustrations presents impressive and sometimes horrific flashes of human and animal imagery, metamorphoses of bodies, and insect fantasies. The rhythmic visual composition is accompanied by a distinctive sound texture.

A young emerging filmmaker roams the streets of Florence, capturing the fleeting gestures of love shared by strangers in the city of art.

Who really benefits from technological progress? In Silent Engine, Korean interdisciplinary artist Kahee Jeong uses image and sound to examine the growing digital divide and the exclusivity of our technological future, revealing its impact on society.

High performer Mila loves her company. She just started her career and is highly motivated to give everything she has to prove herself. Only slowly, she realizes what she never wanted to see.

1957, US nuclear test site. In the midst of the Cold War, a dubious team detonates an uncontrolled nuclear weapon that propels a manhole cover at 125,000 km/h (Mach 125) into a foreign spacecraft, completely destroying it. This marks the beginning of World War III.

As a bird that briefly perches is a cinematic diary that weaves together the filmmaker’s sentiments about homeland with reference to the geology of Hong Kong; an analogy between human nature and greenhouse gardening; and her reflections on the choice of living abroad as she studies the everyday life of migrant farmers and their adaptation on foreign soil, reinterpreting agricultural processes and the migration of species. The work explores the implications of rooting, re-rooting and growing as the artist contemplates on the evolving dynamics between land and human.