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Umberto watches his father lose his job while he tries to save a sick oak tree. On Halloween, he meets Eli, a mysterious girl who will make him discover fear for the first time.

Meet Marcus Tribe, a fifth-generation forester, one of Britain’s last woodsmen. He lives in his wooden yurt on a 6-acre woodland in Devon and has spent over 20 years preserving the land and living self-sufficiently. Now in his older years, as he witnesses the climate crisis, he wishes to share his lifetime of knowledge in the hope of inspiring younger generations to reconnect with the land. Marcus’ hopeful wisdom believes what ancestral people taught; “that what you did in your lifetime wasn’t for you, it was for the next seven generations… So you made sure you left Mother Nature in the same condition for them.

Young biologist Diego García-Vega travels around Spain in search of common solutions to the profound crisis facing farmers and the looming ecological emergency.

The documentary features the testimony of Domingo Espinel Reyes, a goatherd from Tindaya (Fuerteventura, Spain) who shares the story of his childhood and youth as a goatherd, memories linked to springs and fountains that are now neglected.

A man unwillingly visits the man downstairs.

The feelings don't just travel by streetcar, but also by bus, subway and, of course, streetcar! Forget Romeo and Juliet, make way for Tramara and Alex! The love story between the BVG and Berlin belongs on the big stage.

A 3 minute Shortfilm playing with the expressionistic themes of the German Poem “D-Zug” by Gottfried Benn.

Experimental short film based on the unhealthy obsessions that haunt us that we may have due to our past.

I am the hero, I’ll remain, See only me, push you away, Embrace destruction, face the pain, Transforming swiftly in my own domain! Blind to my path, antisocial in my reign.

Short documentary bringing awareness to the older lesbian community through the eyes of Jane Traies: lesbian archivist, researcher and author.

A group of people on an epilepsy mission are sent to a series of proves of their own vigilance and privacy, with the aim of preventing a crisis. A on ens dirigim quan la consciència es desconnecta per uns instants?

A forest where animals seem to live in harmony. In the distance, a man and a woman are having a conversation. In the distance, a war is raging.

Talking about the story of the Gaza genocide with other images and other words is possible. The discovery of some slides in a high school in Catania is the starting point for analyzing the origins of Israel's military occupation of Gaza by resorting to the etymology of the words used to describe what expressions like "terrorist" or "military occupation" mean, while the drawings of Amos, an Israeli child who portrays his imaginary friend Anya under the worried gaze of the babysitter May Golan, point out that most horror stories have deep roots in everyday life. Invention and black humor try to overcome the (denied) reality of an apartheid and a normalized genocide, exposed and simultaneously removed.

This thought-provoking exploration unveils the unique challenges, triumphs, and cultural richness of a population often overlooked by the global lens. Join us on a journey to the heart of these Forgotten Shores, where diversity and isolation weave a tapestry of human stories waiting to be discovered. As we navigate through these narratives, the film serves as a poignant reminder that, if left unattended, the distinct identity of this community could potentially be erased, or worse, cease to exist. The film beckons us to contemplate the urgency of preserving cultural nuances and human stories that risk fading away into obscurity.

2017 - I am travelling to Russia with a German tour group. I take the diary of Wehrmacht soldier Buff, killed in action in 1942 when he tried to give first aid to a Russian soldier, as my travel reading. Our itinerary intersects with places where he fought. I grew up in Russia. My grandmother toiled in Stalin's camps. 2022 - the conflict that Russia's attack on Ukraine triggered in me runs through the film. The journey to Russia was characterised by encounters between people whose parents' or grandparents' had common experiences - those of the Second World War. In brief moments of rapprochement, many questions remain unanswered - especially about the purpose of war.

Fred Pallem leads a four-star cast for New'Garo at Jazz sous les Pommiers. A fitting tribute to poet and musician Claude Nougaro, who died in 2004.

On the occasion of the sixtieth anniversary of the founding of Portorotondo (1964 – 2024), the documentary tells the story of this locality established by two Venetian brothers, Nicolò and Luigino Donà dalle Rose. Enamored with Poltu Ridundu, they transformed a perfectly round body of water into one of the most renowned tourist destinations in the world. Through interviews with illustrious figures such as writer Marcello Fois, Nicola Pietrangeli, Enrico Vanzina, and Carolina Rosi, the documentary explores the social, economic, and cultural revolution that completely transformed Gallura during the years of the economic and tourist boom.

In 2011 Prof. Dr. Ömer Özkan, Prof. Dr. Özlenen Özkan and their team performed the world’s first successful uterine transplant from a deceased donor to Derya Sert who was born without a uterus. This groundbreaking operation which made medical history is followed by the extraordinary story of the birth of her miracle baby.

Professor Earl Grey can't seem to find the right biscuit dunking time, so he sets up The Un-Dunkable Experiment – A Comparative Analysis of Biscuit Durability in Tea. Things are starting to get tense.

Father and daughter have been separated by 3,350 kilometres for seven years. He lives in Syria, she lives in exile in Paris. All they have left is to talk on the internet.

Ellie, a young firefighter overwhelmed by her job, has to deal with her boyfriend Sam's lack of ambition. To save their relationship, Sam decides to think big...

"Mer intérieure" is a reflection on perception, where we follow Jamila and Robert, a couple of high-level athletes with visual impairments, during a sea trip on their sailboat. This film explores their unique experience of navigation. The color grading oscillating between blue and red, creates a visual language that moves away from usual conventions, evoking their inner resonances. The soundtrack, composed by Meryll Ampe, combines sounds recorded at sea with repetitive music. This colorimetric and sound treatment creates an atmosphere inviting to feel the nuances of perception at sea.

In today's world, fragmented by religious conflicts, in Georgia, on the Turkish border, King Tamar's boarding school offers an alternative way of living together. Christian and Muslim teenagers share adventures, help each other, and sometimes fall in love. This "island apart" is the happy result of a tumultuous love story between two people of different faiths. Convinced that to build a common future, it is necessary to create memories together, they have created an environment conducive to freedom of exchange and acceptance of others and their differences.

In a theatre, a play begins. Accusations fly and blood is spilled as a tale is told of the brutal 17th Century English Witch Trials.

Dani has always felt that he is different from boys his age and that, for some reason, he had to keep it a secret. Now, at 16, he begins to understand the feelings that run through him, and with them come new fears that torment him. With the arrival of Lucas from the city, he finally finds a mirror in which to look at himself and thus gather the necessary strength to accept what he is: a gay boy in rural Spain in 1990.

Come Out and Play, All I Want, Want You Bad, Staring at the Sun, Make It All Right, In the Hall of the Mountain King (Edvard Grieg cover) (with "Smoke on the Water" and "Iron Man" riffs as intro), Blitzkrieg Bop, (Ramones cover), Hammerhead, Bad Habit, Gotta Get Away, Drum Solo, Why Don't You Get a Job?, Pretty Fly (for a White Guy), The Kids Aren't Alright Encore: You're Gonna Go Far, Kid, Self Esteem

Norma recounts her father's dream of a life fulfilled by taking to the skies.

'It’s a Sin' actor Nathaniel Hall investigates the world of ‘bug chasing’, an extreme and controversial sexual fetish where people actively seek to contract HIV. The actor meets a 'chaser', a man who doesn’t take PrEP – a medication which prevents HIV from getting into the body – in his quest to contract the virus. He also interviews another man, a so-called ‘gifter’ with a detectable viral load, who is happy to transmit the virus to willing recipients. More than four decades since the first HIV diagnosis, the virus still has the potential to cause serious illness, so why do those within the ‘bug chasing’ community embrace it?

Two cats stare at a wall much more interesting than anything going on around them.

May 1970. In Yungay, a town in the mountains of Peru, the quiet life of Mateo, an eleven-year-old boy, and that of his inseparable dog, Lepanto, is altered when they begin to perceive strange things around them. Shortly after, a huge 7.8 magnitude earthquake hits the region, causing an avalanche that buries the entire town.

A peaceful day is horribly interrupted by the rise of an outbreak of zombies. When a friend falls to the plague, how will the remaining cope?

When Jan is sent to a small town in rural Mecklenburg to report on the discovery of a poisonous Brazilian spider, he senses his chance to finally stand up to the editor with a good article. What's lurking in the shadows however is not a wild animal, but Jan's past.

From a young age, Faisal has been marked by his indecisiveness. Each birthday, his mother would lovingly knit him a sweater in a different color, symbolizing the various paths he could take in life. These colorful threads tell a story of a boy growing up under the warm and watchful eye of a mother who wishes only the best for her son.

In the streets of Buenos Aires, men and women in T-shirts with protest words mingle with the crowd. Their succession composes a long poem against the slogans of capitalist urban space.

Regular beatings, nights locked in the cellar. Alex's childhood in the Westphalian province was marked by his father's constant violence. Images of classic masculinity, harshness, no room for compassion or vulnerability. The only moments of peace: family vacations on Norderney. It is to this very place that Alex now travels with his father 30 years later in this documentary, to finally understand: Dad, why all this?

With a gentle gaze, the artist Annelie Schrötter approaches the six people portrayed from different angles in the first part of her portrait series, creating a kaleidoscopic short film about the human and the personal.

A loving portrait of Uganda, Duncan Senkumba’s Mother Tongue leads the viewer on an animated journey through city streets and wild landscapes to explore the fine balance between urban life and the natural world, from the bustle of Kampala’s markets to the rolling hills of the country’s national parks.

Two friends spend the last day before the end of the summer.

A young woman is alone in her room when her boyfriend asks permission to send her nude. As he sends them, each one appears, coming to life in front of her. But she soon starts being harassed by unwanted nudes from other men.

A cosmic entity talks to humankind. Meanwhile, three dinosaurs cross the desert guided by a shooting star.

Everyone's been hurt. Fake it 'til you make it; pick a character and wear it like armour. The Al Pacino and Michelle Pfieffer of Battlefield in Glasgow face another day in the hood - but will their paths cross?

Spoken from the position of water in combined Welsh and English language with subtitling, the film takes inspiration from pacing practices for fatigue and radical habitation of space and time living with fatigue creates. Thinking with sick, crip and disabled bodies, the film unfolds an alternative poetic and crip narrative for this watery landscape.

On the Internet, "iPad kid" is a term used to refer to people who were raised with iPads or technology at an early age, that ends up making them socially awkward, full of trauma and issues. You are probably an iPad kid, I am an iPad kid. The presence of an iPad doesn't matter; it's the context of growing up on the Internet that is important.