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Anthropocenes, magic mountains, earthquakes... Cosmic events in the multiverse and a vision of the universe, of Gaia (Earth), of Méliès' Moon, of the solar system, stars, fireballs in stormy weather, exploding Betelgeuse and, finally, eruptions on a sacred mountain... "Planets and Exoplanets", "Nebulae", "Galaxies" and "Stars" are stenciled directly onto the film, which itself undergoes multiple chemical treatments. The filmmaker assumes the position of an active, contemplative thinker, offering us a reflection on space-time...

Can a toaster win over the crowd at his stand-up comedy gig

After encountering the mysterious CHICKENMAN, a man must unravel the mystery of the creature before it's too late.

The Chelsea Academy drama department takes a trip to Greece!

Joy, a 19-year-old student, is about to compete at the local talent show. As she's about to enter the audition, a mysterious butcher takes her to unknown horizons...

A silhouette passes in front of a burned hangar and remembers the last moments of its house before it was haunted by a disturbing stain and burned strangely.

The second part, "Expropriation instead of rent for profit," focuses on large housing corporations that use rent primarily to finance shareholder dividends. The "Deutsche Wohnen & Co" citizens' initiative has been calling for the expropriation of large housing corporations for years. In London, the situation for tenants is even more problematic. Vienna provides the counterexample: here, private investors must build two-thirds of their projects as subsidized apartments in which tenants are allowed to live for the rest of their lives. The article also looks at highly capitalist Singapore, where land is a particularly limited commodity. When a lot of "free capital" circulates above the land, land prices explode, as happened in the wake of the financial crisis. But thanks to a land expropriation law, 86% of Singapore's population lives in municipal housing.

Portugal, April 25, 1974. The Carnation Revolution puts an end to the dictatorship established in 1933 by António de Oliveira Salazar (1889-1970) and to five centuries of colonial history. Fifty years later, several witnesses recount how they lived this decisive day.

In Nigerian Pidgin, okada refers to the informal motorcycle taxi service in Lagos. Karimah Ashadu paints the explosive portrait of a gang of bikers revving up for business, despite the official ban. This wild, performative ride draws connections between the representation of masculinity and the vulnerability of this precarious working class.

Two friends share a special moment together while waiting for the results of a pregnancy test.

Dani is a young geriatric assistant who starts his new job in an old nursing home taking care of Marisa, an elderly woman in the last few hours of her life. Dani aims to use the situation to get hold of some of the old woman's jewels and valuables, and unleash some of his most personal perversions. However, Dani may have chosen the wrong person.

On the way back, it all came down in torrents and it was warm. I walked through the rain. The streets were almost empty, my feet wet from the water. Slightly disgusted by the dirt mixed into the soup my shoes were swimming through, the lights looked so beautiful and the buildings were so tall and there were so many people I didn't know.

The film, whose title is borrowed from a collection of poems by Jorge Luis Borges, resonates with his meditation on art and identity, assembling archival images of the "person" being looked at and gazing, which are then interpreted by artificial intelligence, at random from messages and hashtags.

In a secluded boxed home floating in the void a 'Wish you were here text' is sent. But who or what is to blame for the silence it is met with.

An unusual guest makes a home in the artists' rented flat.

The relationship between the human body and the perception of space in the field of today's use of technology is questioned by showing parts of the ancient Qi Gong dragon form.

A young chef decides to embark upon a career change.

Here, another Thai translator and mediator, Payungsri Adam, who works at Ban Ying, has her say.

Paul, a paranoid Detective, is aided by a technologically advanced Artificial Intelligence to solve a girls murder.

The 15- to 16-year-old women from the ISC Alhilal agree: they have made football games more confident. This is also due to the two trainers who demand discipline with great empathy, but also with great clarity.

Water flows, water goes down, a principle that has allowed the Cavour canal to flood the rice fields between Novara, Vercelli and Pavia for more than 150 years. Here, where more than 40% of European rice is produced, the man-made landscape bears witness to a delicate balance. In a flow of images, the distribution of water allows us to delve into the complex irrigation network together with its workers.

Fluorescent critters groove through a coastal world, led by a superior choir. Their carefree crawl, however, is increasingly disturbed by the rising seas.

The end of my growth was marked by a curious orthodontic need: an operation to advance my jaw. A journey in images and sound effects through the most gory of my childhood memories.

In the heart of an old city, a photographer's chance encounter with a mysterious girl leads to a night of shared intimacy and connection, but as morning breaks, it exposes a hidden truth, casting shadows on their romance.

Portraying the epic allure around espresso, from its ritual entrenched in Italian culture and in convivial experiences, to its rise as a global phenomenon, this explores the expansion and evolution of the coffee market through a collection of personal stories.

An homage to Max Horkheimer.

Far from his home, locked in a room in Edinburgh, a young man writes down all the names of women that he can find in the pages of his books with the desire to evoke through them the face of his idyllic beloved woman.

The story of the short film takes us back to World War II and tells the moving tale of Angela, whose world falls apart when her husband is called to fight and never returns. The story is an emotional exploration of love, loss, and the power of memory.

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A triple exposure on EXR 50D 16mm film: two layers shot in summer, and the third captured on the cusp of winter. A collection of statues fading in and out of consciousness, around the Weissensee lake in northeast Berlin, where the filmmaker lives.

The short film is about a boy and the long-awaited night of a famous DJ. The consumption of 2CB will take him to the peak of the trip, and what we will experience will be his - far from lucid - point of view

Between 1957 and 1996, thousands of families from southern Italy who emigrated to Germany had to leave their children at the A. De Gasperi Institute on Monte Bondone. This is the story of the boys and girls who spent their childhood in this Border Institute.

Disability advocate Abia Akram platforms the voices of three young people with disabilities: Tapiwa, Taqwa and Basiru.

In the middle of the forest, a figure moves swiftly through the bushes, following the paths made by the animals that inhabit the mountains. It is a young girl who has clearly lived isolated in nature and even likes to communicate with wolves by howling. She feels comfortable traversing the wooded areas of the mountain and enjoys her freedom in the midst of a unique environment far from any human influence. One fine day, attracted by a strange smell, she ends up at a remote farm and, although wary of what she might find there, she dares to peek into the courtyard of the modest farmhouse.

A young woman in search of her grandmother's Christmas ornament gets an unexpected surprise

A mother and daughter deal with terminal illness and loss, in this gripping and beautifully eerie film.

A curious baby goes on a night-time adventure in search of something sweet in this humorous stop-motion short. Little do they know that danger lurks around the corner as the owner of the house is also awake.

Neapolitan Hard of Hearing filmmaker Rosario Liotta explores how the Deaf community in Italy has mobilized against the outdated terms of “deaf-mute” and “deaf and dumb.” Both creative and informative, this impactful film reminds us that words matter, and change is possible.