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In 2022, theater director and dramaturge Evgenia Berkovich wrote poems about the Russian-Ukrainian war. She is imprisoned in Russia for “public incitement to terrorism”. Before the verdict was announced on January 9, 2024, she gave her final speech in poetry.
JEAN and MATTHIEU are roommates with strict habits : one meets women every night, the other films his encounters. LOUISE's arrival in the apartment disrupts this established order. Between taboo and vice, a love story unfolds, one that only lies will save.
Back in Europe for a new tour, American singer-songwriter Jason Mraz stopped off at the Folies Bergère in Paris for an intimate acoustic concert, where his soulful voice and catchy melodies delighted the audience. “Still Yours – An Evening with Jason Mraz,” the rockstar’s new tour of European capitals, promises to be, as its name suggests, an intimate affair. This series of acoustic shows, featuring tracks from his eighth album with disco influences, brings energy to intimate venues. During this pilgrimage—since it was in Europe that “I’m Yours” (2008) and “I Won’t Give Up” (2012) became hits, and the music video for “Lucky,” which won a Grammy Award in 2010, was filmed in Prague, to be precise— the artist is giving his only concert in France at the Folies Bergère. An exceptional venue for a laid-back Jason Mraz, whose feel-good energy and soulful voice have won over the audience. Filmed on September 29, 2025, at the Théâtre des Folies Bergère, Paris.
In a community for exceptional cases, Eddy talks about his life-changing connection to wood.
On one hand, intergalactic particles or grains meeting a community’s fireworks—the explosions’ lights–momentary glows against the night sky. On the other hand, extracts from Gramsci’s life in prison, memories of a revolutionary thinker as he approaches death, alongside the inner workings of the planet, bubbling scenes, and volcanic land. While the film’s pace is slow, its stories carry millions of years, myths, stellar imagery, high-tech machinery, and also realities of life, especially in Sicily. Myth and Mercury’s ending segment offering a vision of scientific futures comes all of a sudden. Ultra-high energy neutrino detected in the Mediterranean, it has been declared. Records have been broken. Pulverised, even.
to look at the world. A word is built as you meet. Complicities are formed. Recurring topics of discussion appear. A film is built between men, but women are not far away... " My intention is to talk about the men of my generation, between 55 and 65 years old, a way for me to try to understand how - they - perceive the current world through comments on gender, homo-sexuality and love relationships. This masculine word is touching, sincere, fair and subjective too, but this community creates a sensitive complicity that allows me to make a portrait. Portrait of a generation of young boomers through which I also think to reveal myself.
On the night of August 17, 1969, the former GDR professional swimmer Axel Mitbauer swam from Boltenhagen (former GDR) to the Bay of Lübeck (former FRG). He covered a distance of around 25 km through the Baltic Sea. Before his spectacular escape from the GDR regime, he was imprisoned and interrogated by the Stasi (former secret police of the GDR) for several weeks as a result of various circumstances. As a grim consequence of his arrest, Axel Mitbauer was banned from sport and swimming in the GDR for life - the death blow to his sporting career in his former homeland and at the same time the impetus for one of the most unique escape attempts in the history of divided Germany. This film tells his story.
A figure enters an empty, neutral space. They stop in the middle, set up a table, and leave. At the same time, another person enters, approaches the table, and prepares a film projector. Once this action is complete, this character freezes and disappears. After this brief introduction, a multitude of people and chairs appear and disappear—without any logic or continuity, as if by magic between the camera cuts—in front of the projector, which remains motionless like a statue.
When Nina and María's harvest is rejected, mother and daughter venture into one of Europe's largest food markets. Together, they will strengthen their bond as they face this challenge.
A man wants to commit suicide but gets interrupted by a neighbor
Accompanied by the Radio France Philharmonic Orchestra and pianist Beatrice Rana, Mikko Franck conducts Shostakovich's Symphony No. 10 and Tchaikovsky's Concerto No. 1.
A Pub Story is a journey through pubs that came into British South Asian ownership against a backdrop of the social unrest and systemic racism of the 1960's and 1970's. Through the common language of beer, food and a strong sense of community spirit, Desi pubs continue to thrive in the UK. These landlords open up about their lives.
Lemohang Jeremiah Mosese’s This Is Not a Burial, It’s a Resurrection follow-up Ancestral Visions of the Future is described as being “a deeply personal exploration of identity, childhood, and death,” continuing a running theme in Mosese’s work of wrestling with his childhood in Lesotho and his exile to Germany.
Don't make a fuss
A scientific expedition is set to take off in six days and Zouzou still hasn’t said anything to her family. As she waits for her visa to be approved, her mum harangs her about being single and fusses over her sister’s wedding preparations. Zouzou’s secret worries her best friend Warda, who advises her to see a hairdresser.
Tamara Muruetagoiena, a human rights activist, wages a continuous battle for the truth to be revealed and for justice to take place. 40 years after the kidnapping of her family by ETA and the torturous death of her father at the hands of the Spanish state, she speaks to the camera about her traumatic experiences and the family tragedy: from the revolutionary tax, the kidnapping by an ETA commando unit for 17 days, to the subsequent family breakdown, persecution by the state machinery, political pressure, her parents' arrest, the trial, the torture, and finally, her father’s murder. At the same time, through this personal and heartbreaking testimony, she conveys her unwavering faith in truth and the power of dialogue as the foundation for conflict resolution.
On a lonely hike, Max gets lost deep in the forest. Darkness falls, his supplies are running low, and his cell phone has no reception. Relieved, he discovers a seemingly abandoned hut that serves as a rest stop for hikers. Exhausted and thirsty, he enters, unaware that he is walking into a deadly trap.
Two young people meet one day under a bridge and try drugs for the first time. From that moment on, they begin to meet every day, and their consumption increases uncontrollably.
The Russian NGO Memorial was founded with the aim of examining human rights abuses committed during the Stalinist period. In the course of a show trial carried out in 2021 in Russia, the organisation was "liquidated". This is the chronicle of its dissolution.
Javier goes to his mother's house almost every day to eat. He is getting older and this makes her happy. But this seemingly normal routine hides a deep secret. Sometimes the end justifies the means.
Recently out of prison, John risks everything for a forbidden meeting with his ex and daughter, unveiling secrets, as their fragile connection teeters on the edge.
Time as a fundamental element of film is used to alter the interplay between image and space through changing speeds and perspectives.
Alfredo combs the shore every day with his metal detector until Carlo, a man with the same passion, arrives on the beach. A funny duel begins. The two are not only looking for objects but also for something buried in their past.
Jazz sous les Pommiers welcomes Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Chris Potter, Larry Grenadier and Eric Harland, four heavyweights of North American jazz reunited for the first time as part of the First Meeting project.
In Prague, two 16-year-old girls, the exuberant Dáša and the reserved Klára, have to deal with the toxic masculinity of two boys their age, Robert and Pavel.
A young director, not particularly talented, tries to make a film using a rather unusual method...
'Abbas Kiarostami: a transversal filmography' is a video essay on the relationship between the different child and adolescent characters in the Iranian director's various films. What is proposed is a parallel montage, based on the raccord of delayed apprehension between the seven films used. In this way, we perceive the sensation of a single character progressing in a linear fashion through Kiarostami's different films. In which the work opaques the entire growth stage of the youngsters, passing from childhood to old age in the blink of an eye.
When Leon Harrogate accidentally intercepts the delivery of a mysterious ring with supernatural capabilities, the evil Lord Sinister schemes to retrieve it. Leon must harness the ring's power to fend off the dark lord and his klutzy henchman and stop them using the ring for purposes of evil.
The "Mainzer Straßenkarneval" as the setting: a camera and a microphone gone astray.
In the privileged suburbs of a Mexican city, Lucas, a boy on the cusp of puberty, tries to find his place—torn between friendship, desire, and violence. The film paints a portrait of youth, especially in those moments when tenderness and complicity collide with toxic behavior, misogyny, and dark humor. This coming-of-age film is a reflection on the invisible patterns that shape human behavior and are often passed on unnoticed among Mexican youth, especially in the upper social classes. The film invites us not to judge, but to take a closer look at how these forces shape identity and relationships.
A horror short film about strange things that happen to a young woman inside her house at night.
An overview about the non-action genre movies by Italian director Enzo G. Castellari.