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Follow The Blue Quest to meet marine conservation projects, highlighting their actions and the people behind them. Join them in Palawan, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in the Coral Triangle and "The Philippines' last ecological frontier".

The snake slithers between cracks in the rocks and the glints in the water. It hides among the folds of the trees by ear, and feels its way in the forests amid the rosemary and thyme. It crawls on the earth not forgetting its humble, low condition of being “as low as the ground.”

Amongst the galleries of the Fitzwilliam Museum, performance artist and bodybuilder Jake Wood toys with the homoerotic undercurrents in Greek statuary and Olympic imagery of the 1920s, transforming the exhibition objects into unwitting participants.

As she walks alone through the streets of a big city, a young woman experiences an unexpected and unsettling encounter that puts her in great danger. Her escape becomes a poignant reflection on fear and the silent dangers women face in everyday life.

Live performance by the British progressive rock band Amplifier, of their 2004 self-titled debut album in full, plus some additional tracks. Recorded on 14 December 2024.

At a time, the Foundouk of breastfeeding in Fez represented a symbol of female solidarity. New mothers who could not breastfeed, were assisted by other women who volunteered to breastfeed newborns or abandoned children. At the entrance, a man of law wrote in a register the names of the children who fed from the same breast, the latter were considered in the eyes of law as milk brothers and sisters. Meriem, a young single mother, is entrusted with Karam, an orphan abandoned at the Foundouk. Under the eyes of her own son, the young mother develops a maternal love and instinct for this child. Driven by this bond of milk, Meriem offers the director of the Foundouk to take care of this child and raise him alongside her biological son, Ghali. She is refused this request in view of society’s perception of single mothers. Remaining dignified and proud, Meriem will do everything to preserve this unique bond connecting them to Karam.

Éric Rohmer, a filmmaker of the “New Wave” (of violence).

In the Galician regions of A Ulloa, Terras de Deza, and Terras de Melide, this documentary captures the voices, landscapes, and experiences of a territory shaped by the announcement of an industrial cellulose production project. Through personal testimonies and simple visual language, the film offers an intimate look at the relationship between community, memory, and environment.

A 14-year-old boy goes to help his grandmother and spend a few days with her. She lives on the outskirts of an almost abandoned village where there is no cell phone coverage and no neighbors around. What if the digital divide affects us more than we think?

Dennis Hill goes to war with his next door neighbour Mrs Beansprout after she complains about his "disruptive behaviour" one quiet afternoon.

A part of "Body Limits II," a series of video works that use dance video recordings selected from the Internet. The multiplication of bodies and the transformations made to colors and speed turn these recordings into video art works that question the boundary between figuration and abstraction. The original soundtracks have been preserved. Slowed down to the same speed as the image and enriched with various effects, they contribute to the aesthetics of these détournements. The body, pushed to its limits, transcends itself to give life to new representations of physical activity.

Six Congolese women refugees in Kenya and Uganda struggle to overcome the physical and emotional scars caused by the violence they have suffered in their home country.

The Cockney Sikh is a short film that depicts the life of Brick Lane born and bred Suresh Singh and his journey through life as a Punjabi Punk where he found himself constantly challenging the status quo and creating his own identity rather than being tied to societal expectations. Breaking boundaries, taking up space and doing so all in great style this film explores what it means to grow up in a city of multiculturalism and embodying authenticity as someone of dual identity.

Moments of life in Nice.

‘In the small town of El Fuerte, nestled in the heart of the Mexican state of Sinaloa, an ancient and mysterious legend persists: Don Diego de la Vega, also known as Zorro, was born in one of the town's hotels. This story has divided the town's inhabitants, with some defending it and others questioning it. Each of them has their own version of the facts, a personal vision of what Zorro brought to the Mexican people. As the stories and testimonies unfold, the line between reality and myth becomes blurred. This film is an investigation into the truth, if it exists at all.

At nightfall, a clay owl comes to life and yearns for new perspectives on its own existence.

Two friends walking through the woods and discussing the daily affairs of life come across a loaded gun, and they can't think of a better idea than to fight over it.

A glimpse into the life of a man enduring cluster headaches— a condition widely regarded as the most excruciating pain known to humanity.

Linus is a Christmas buff - the whole circus somehow goes against the grain. But now he is supposed to pull himself by the strap: his sister forces him to give his mother a Christmas present. Easier said than done: Because actually he not only has to find a suitable gift, but above all also to himself.

Winner of the CIRCA PRIZE 2024 a tribute to dance, intimacy and community

Claude Lelouch recounts the magic of his film “A Man and a Woman,” winner of the Palme d'Or at Cannes in 1966 and the 1967 Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film and Best Screenplay. The documentary also looks back at the international success of this film, which was written, shot, and edited in just three weeks. Claude Lelouch also talks about his previous films, which were rather poorly received, and his special relationship with his parents. Finally, the filmmaker recalls his first camera, the war, the birth of his passion and frenzy for cinema, his film shoots, and everything that makes up the Lelouch style.

A young girl enters an attic. In this very narrow space, there is a mirror in which a strange phenomenon occurs. Is it a reflection or another, much larger world?

a collection of clips from my 2024

A man has an irrepressible passion for money that drives him to count bills and seek obscure pleasures.

Poetic, rhythmic everyday life description by Mariola Brillowska

Tod and Jenny Slaughter accidentally killed someone. To cover it up, they kill again. And again. And again. Eventually, they realize they'll have to wipe out the entire village if they're to get away with it.

A 17-year-old woman finds love in a relationship. She discovers her sexuality through the eyes of a man.

Laboratory rats are born under neon lights, in endlessly stacked plastic trays. Here, the relationship between man and animal is ambivalent: tenderness comes gloved in latex, and the violence of experiments looms on the horizon. With remarkable framing and sound design, Gene:sis takes us right into the animal’s point of view.

The aim of my approach is to bring together in these Dialogues what separates us from what is essential, to build a special relationship between the sound and the visual that I want to share with everyone in their differences. Finally, these Dialogues are built and created over time.

Look into the lives of two siblings, Olivia & Robin, as they live with the new struggle of Rob's early onset Dementia. Through this film you will see the ways which Olivia combats this new hurdle in her life, and how Rob tackles it upfront. Though there is one thing which you should know... Nobody's perfect...

Red and round, like a heart.

Karla is 26, the only female heir of a long tradition of Basque farmers and the first to leave the country in search of a different life. But when her mother dies, she has to come back and decide what to do with her future and the family legacy.

Marseille, Spring. Two Chinese women spend several days together in a 19th-floor apartment overlooking the city as they both look for direction in their lives.

A young man makes all decisions to his life's difficult questions with the toss of a coin. Because of this, his girlfriend breaks up with him and he starts a journey into the mountains to flee from his problems. But you cannot flee from your own conscience.

The urge to make others laugh led Camil Casanovas to become Nurse Aspirino in 1994. The short documentary film "Camil" is an intimate portrait of Spain's first hospital clown.

Two lonely romantics meet on New Year's Eve. They're supposed to kiss, right?

Pierre's favorite movie is going to be showing at the neighborhood cinema. He thus suggests a movie date to his girlfriend Léane. However, she is not sure if she will be able to free up time before it is too late.

Jim, a young medical student, attends a techno party on the day of his exams with his long-time partner Arya, her friend Johanna and his best friend Jonas. After a while, the event takes dramatic turns and the initial fun suddenly turns into bitter seriousness.

Beats From Heaven places a spotlight on percussion in gospel music. It breaks down the rhythms heard within Black British churches, how they impact lives weekly, all while reflecting the specific communities present in congregations.

Camille Zéhenne’s documentary L’Eden is an immersion into a night bar in Ajaccio, Corsica, where the regulars drink non-stop while the archangel (and patron) Tonio looks after them.

A short documentary where a grandson in 2024 reflects on an interview of his grandparents, conducted by his uncle in 2022.