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A Ukrainian girl trapped in a war zone is confronted with an unthinkable dilemma that will change her worldview forever.

A deeply personal reflection on loss, memory, and the role images play in maintaining connections with the past.

The documentary follows, the adventure of three renowned mountaineers, assisted by a young aspiring climber, on the south face of the Marmolada, the legendary "Regina della Dolomiti". Matteo della Bordella, Maurizio Giordani, Massimo Faletti, and Iris Bielli come together to open a new route, challenging their limits and the dangers of a mountain that has entered the debate on climate change.

On April 5, 2021, Mediapart published an article about the mistreatment of deaf children at the deaf school in Asnières, the Gustave Baguer Institute just north of Paris. In fact, the mistreatment of deaf children in quite a few deaf schools and medico-social services has existed for many years. These six deaf people decided to break the silence and tell their stories…

It’s March 2020 and the Prime Minister has just addressed the nation in response to the Covid 19 pandemic, condemning everyone to the confinements of their four walls for an indeterminate amount of weeks. The novelty of not having to leave the house slowly begins to wear thin as the increasing feeling of lethargy and isolation, unable to meet face to face and sign with other Deaf people, takes its toll. Until one extraordinary day and magic box…

Miss Jö investigates a mysterious cardboard box.

A look at the difficult path that activism often means and focuses on the loving, day-to-day stories of the struggle for social change. In doing so, it breaks through pejorative clichés about social movements and creates a hopeful film whose protagonists firmly believe that radical change is not only possible, but also necessary.

An independent filmmaker meets Xiaojie at a LGBTQ event. She keeps following and recording Xiaojie's life, until she dies in an accident.

What are the first flavors of childhood? What does a market evoke in us? What foods disgust us or make us happy? Each individual carries with them a cultural and family history that determines their tastes in a certain way, from early childhood to adulthood. A psychological journey during which we will listen to the life experiences of the interviewees. Humor, irony, and cheekiness are fundamental ingredients here.

Since the early 20th century, Micheto bakery has been making the same sponge cake that captivated King Alfonso XIII. Love and time have passed, as have the conditions of the artisan business in Spain, leaving the king's sponge cake hanging by a thread. Could this be the end of Alfonso XIII's sponge cake?

A mammoth animal, an ancient fishing tradition, meat that is coveted around the world. In Big Red, chef Ángel León will become a tuna and immerse himself in an adventure as fascinating as it is tasty, in which we will learn all the secrets of bluefin tuna from almadraba fishing and discover its relationship with humans, its current capture system, its use in Barbate cuisine, and the cultural and gastronomic exchange between the West and Japan, ending with a genuine seafood barbecue.

A short film about one's conflict with their inner demons.

Portrait of a father seen by his son.

French concentration camps operated from the military uprising against the Republic until 1947, throughout the country. In Asturias it is estimated that there were 15, the furthest being Arnao, the only one that exclusively welcomes women and children in their second age.

14-year-old Margarita is walking through the streets of a small village in Tyrol. A thunderstorm passes by at dusk and no one is on the streets. She lets herself drift, and through the brightly lit windows she observes the lives of others.

Deliberately rebelling against no-frills entertainment films, the trio of Clara Winter, Miiel Ferráez, and Megan Marsh present themselves in their debut feature Wikiriders – an ironic road movie in which their alter egos cross Texas and Mexico in search of the legacy of colonialism. They ultimately encounter it in the form of an influential aristocratic family – a family far more alive than they would like.

The men a woman dates disappear.

In his newest cinematic opus, artist Wael Shawky once again entrusts masks and marionettes to rethink and challenge the narratives around the birth of Mediterranean culture. In a psychedelic journey among deities, heroes and titans, I Am Hymns of the New Temple reads classic mythology anew in the unique landscape of Pompeii, creating the ground for a timely and much needed discussion on received ideas surrounding cultural and national identity.

Desperate for a potential offer, Kyle stages a full meal that he’s deciding to cook himself, when his closest friend and business partner doesn’t turn up, and his meal doesn’t go to plan, Kyle is left with unwanted stress of what’s to come.

A fearful bunny discovers a dancing orb of light. When the light begins to move, he must follow the light through the uncertainty of night, leading him to a stunning mythical encounter.

In a monochromatic city where everybody looks like one another, a painter arrives one day with the goal of offering diversity. Carrying a gigantic trailer, she will soon disturb the peaceful harmony of the town by transforming one of its inhabitants…

Karina finds her grandmother's old diary, which contains entries about a woman named Tamara. A few days later, she and her friends discover a strange basement with a mirror and an upside-down cross hanging there. The spirit of the deceased woman, Tamara, possesses one of them in order to take revenge on Karina's grandmother, Svitlana, by killing her.

This project was born out of an objection to the transphobic rhetoric of TERFs. I am a trans man and this is a self-portrait. I undress in a sequence shot as the TERFs spread their hatred. They talk about irreversible operations. I'm delighted with my scars. My body is legitimate. I exist. Fuck them.

An escargotic exploration of the spaces lived and lost throughout the life of Mrs. Miko, who is quite old now, perhaps even a centenarian. Her storied, shell-like mind structures have become intertwined with those of Lenia Friedrich, who, within the proximity of their shared home, dreamily muses on her own moribund process of ageing.

And I measure deals with human-centered scientific experiments, exploring the concept of measurement when applied to ourselves. Our body parts, cleaned, fixed, connected, become an inexhaustible source of data. But why do we measure? What do we feel when we measure?

Story of a man told in four episodes where each one revolves around a death. The death of his grandmother, that of a fish, that of his lover and that of his own.

The job of a deep-sea fisherman is still extremely dangerous today. Waves, storms, physical work and hardly any sleep - the stress levels are high, even though the ships are now ultra-modern. Fishing far out at sea requires experience and luck. The weather can change within minutes and this also applies to fish prices, which vary greatly depending on the catch. It quickly becomes a race against time and the forces of nature.

A short film inspired by the director's personal experience with queerness. Gender and heterosexuality always felt like something he had to perform in a certain way to be accepted by those around him. Through this film, he aims to portray queerness as natural and normalised, contrasting it with the highly performative and unnatural heteronormative ideals, taking it to the extreme by adding body horror elements to the dark comedy.

It is midnight. A man wants to eat a boiled egg, but the salt shaker is empty. In search of supplies, he finds a mysterious packet of salt in the kitchen cupboard. When the man sprinkles it on the egg, he unleashes a sinister force.

Lucy from Palermo is studying music in England and is very pregnant. Her mother and teenage sister visit to be with her for the birth of baby Futura. Afterward the three of them return to Sicily, where Kitim, the father of Futura, also lives.

A young man apparently gets lost between his parental home in Lower Saxony, Berlin darkrooms and a flat share in Madrid. The clinical chill of the psychiatry reports is juxtaposed with a heart-wrenching diary text that resists being categorised too quickly. The images, too, speak a different language than the diagnosis: “Disoriented and not responding to his environment,” the initial anamnesis reads. But we see the film sequences trace and re-cast photographic evidence of getting lost, re-connect the narrator persona striving for self-empowerment with his environment. The protocol of a story of illness and treatment expands into an auto-socio-biographical document of self-location by artistic work – on life as lived.

At the end of the nineteenth century in many countries the land was subjugated to the landed estates of the patriciate. The laborers lived in poverty on the edge of survival. Despite the first attempts by some citizen movements of intellectuals and politicians to create a class consciousness among the peasants that could assert their rights against the barony, the feudal violence of the lords of the land prevented any social demands. Brigandage was born from this environment of hunger and oppression, an expression of struggle and revenge against the masters. If the discontent of the laborers had combined with the anger of the brigands, the revolt could have spread like fire in a barn. But often the victim who manages to gain power then embodies it again as the enemy he had overthrown shortly before. And, in the jungle where the strongest wins until he meets someone stronger than him, the people always lose out in the end.

Documentary on French rapper Maes.

To break away from the norm can lead to loneliness, and Belén knows this well. She hangs out her laundry on the communal roof terrace with Carmela, an octogenarian widow. For Belén, the terrace is not only a place to dry clothes, but also a place to chat and even rebel against a curious system of labelling that has been set up in the community.

A gardener orchestrates the flowering of his garden. In his momentum, he triggers a unfortunate incident. Its kind flowers try to warn him.

At a dinner party, an unexpected waltz unfolds, breaking free from the silent constraints of wage inequality and addressing unspoken issues.

Sarah does not know her parents. One day, a message tells her that her father, Marc, has disappeared in the Pyrenees. She decides to go to Gérard, Marc's best friend, at "La Maynade" to find out more about his parents...

A paper cut-out made by a child comes to life overnight. The cut-out takes the boy on an adventure to find his passion.

Two filmmaker friends reconnect through the stories of their abortions. They embark on a journey between Buenos Aires and northern Italy, driven by the need to overcome trauma. This trip brings them closer to other women, each with their own stories and experiences, but these stories encounter their own limitation: that of not being able to represent an experience. The adventure that began as a search for intimacy becomes a starting point for the imagination.

Kendal, Zaatar and Barnt set up their turntables in the Atomium, surrounded by the luminous works of the Visual System collective. Three frenzied sets that transform this iconic Brussels landmark into a veritable electro club.

An avalanche changes a polar bear's life, sending him on a journey across a barren fantasy world. A rich narrative exploration of mental health. Inspired by testimonials on bipolar disorder, this disorienting frame by frame animated short gives life to the experience of millions through fantasy, vivid colour, and metaphor.

A battle of fight, flight or freeze, becoming ever more unhinged and falling into the depths of despair.

Two women, Shin and Susan, and one cat, Shwe Lone Chay, are slowly learning to be a family unit, lovingly accepting each other’s insecurities. In the face of the current LGBTQIA+ repression in Myanmar, same-sex marriage, for the time being, remains a faraway dream.

On the surface, the machine-man extracts to build and builds to extract. In the meantime, underground, other soil eaters are busy. Each seems to inhabit its own universe, unaware of the other's. Two blinded worlds devouring each other as they try to digest all the matter of the world.