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MICO and his band brought the Internet Hometown Hero Tour to London and to screens worldwide. The final show of the tour was specially recorded and livestreamed to the whole world.

Through the eyes of a 60-year-old contemporary dancer, Still Moving explores ageing and identity, embracing the echoes of who we were and the grace of who we are becoming.

A mixed-media animation in which artist Julie grapples with her imposter syndrome by coming into conflict with her newly developed werewolf personality, who would rather spend time with her band than focus on work. Now the two sides are at odds, as Julie's work deadline falls on the same day as her band's gig! Will she manage to be there for her friends by accepting her wilder side?

On a rainy day, two schoolgirls from opposite boarding schools meet. Under the immobile gaze of two giant statues, they begin to lose track of time, as the rain seems never to stop…

The U.S. military developed the Da Vinci surgical robot in the 1980s. Remotely controlled by doctors, it was designed to help wounded soldiers in dangerous battlefield conditions. Nowadays the device is used in many hospitals, including for heart surgeries and complex cancer procedures.

Two retro-gaming special agents go on a nearly impossible mission to retrieve a CD-ROM from a space station orbiting the earth.

A poetic journey through Kira's seventh birthday, where memories of loss are softened by the unwavering hope and companionship of her loyal dog, Curly Joe.

A Sense of Limit is an essay film that interrogates the illusion of a singular, objective world. From birth, our reality is shaped and limited by our senses—but other creatures inhabit radically different ones. Juxtaposing Super 8 imagery with reflective narration, the film explores how animals perceive and navigate realities through senses often beyond our imagination.

What seems like a typical day in the life of Stephen Miller, juggling a tired marriage, work, and online games to repay his never-ending debts, turns out to be the day he encounters a double-faced fate...

Obsessed with expanding her family video archive, Ulana plans a trip to her hometown, now under Russian bombardment, but as she plans, everything begins to fall apart.

A young filmmaker tries to get a better understanding of her unconventional mother.

A short film.

A man is trying to fulfill his promise.

Everyone and everything eventually grows, ages and dies but what happens in the meantime? Four people of varying ages take us through their current lives with stories and opinions that show us how people really change.

Emmy is a tribute to the german mathematician Emmy Noether. It's the portrait of a woman, of a scientist and the times she lived in. As she travels to Paris on board of the Orient-Express, Emmy works on an equation deemed impossible to prove. The film follows her over the day, as landscapes and different emotions pass by, until her arrival in Paris and to the Congress.

In the Garden of the Hesperides, there once grew a fruit capable of granting immortality. This garden, located off the coast of West Africa, was guarded by a hundred-headed dragon. Through the bio-sonification of banana trees, a monoculture crop in the Canary Islands, we discover the tale of this mythical garden in which eternal life was possible.

In a world teetering on the edge of collapse, a mother recounts a tale to her child about the destructive power of human greed. Sweet End of the World. invites us on a journey that blurs the line between myth and reality, uncovering the harbingers of an impending catastrophe. Through virtual reality, humanity confronts its fate, reimagining the apocalypse as a legacy to be preserved and passed on.

When the Inquisition brutally separates two young women, one of them embarks on a solitary journey through the woods in search of her lost companion, discovering mysterious powers linked to the elements of nature.

Does stigma towards HIV still exist? Testimonies from experts and people living with HIV answer this question. One of the participants is Josep María Tomás who in 2000 starred in POSITIVO, a documentary nominated for the Goya award and winner of multiple awards. STIGMA returns to the topic 25 years later.

Expectations Opening Credits - Inspired by the opening credits of Succession, the HBO Emmy-winning show, in which the Succession Main Title Theme by Nicholas Britell is used. Dedicated to Whitgift.

A geometric evolution from a little point to a circle and then to a point again.

Amidst the tumult of the city, a man and a woman talk about the past of their hometown, the paths they have taken in life and the hope for a better future.

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A young couple live in a sitcom esque suburban paradise - for him at least.

Growing up in Lewisham

‘The Frog in the Well’ focuses on the character of Lewis, as his plans to end his own life are interrupted by a kindhearted stranger. The film stars up-and-coming actor Jonny Vernon, alongside My Neighbour Totoro’s Kumiko Mendl as Yoriko

Starting at the atomic scale, we discover how earth was formed, its mis-spent youth, its adventures in parenting and its feelings towards us.

Immerse yourself in sunny memories of the Côte d'Azur with Méditerranée, the new animated video from the group Juniore, directed by Clément Soulmagnon. Singer Anna, nostalgic for her carefree days in Nice, takes us to a lively Mediterranean cove. Through vibrant illustrations and a summery atmosphere, follow a woman on a bicycle as she discovers the magic of the sea, all the way to a solitary swim. An ode to the beauty and tranquility of the Mediterranean, born of an exceptional artistic collaboration.

Class 56s on logs over S & C and from South Wales – New 807 units – 37s on Snowplough – Class 20s on stock moves – Main Line locos on Mid Norfolk and Severn Valley Railways – 455 unit in Blue and Grey livery – Hastings Unit on tour – Class 37s on test trains throughout network – D1015 ‘Western Champion’ on charter to Paignton and Westbury plus inaugural tour from Paddington to Birmingham with e.c.s movements – 20 and 50 charter to Kings Lynn – Class 56 to Quainton Road – 37 901 in new livery – Unit Drags with 37s, 47s and 20s – 37s on freight – Locomotive Services HST on charter – 507 001 on Merseyrail – 33 012 and 73 136 on ‘Cornish Riviera Explorer’ – ‘May the Force be with you’ railtour with 59 and 33 haulage – ‘Whistling Highlander’ to Kyle of Lochalsh – ‘Easter Chieftain’ railtour to Highlands – Class 37s on Mallaig line – 69002 & 20302 / 20311 at Swanage Gala

Private film footage of fighter pilots’ military training is permeated by the alluring details of fluttering butterfly wings. The graceful flight is marred by the awareness of navigational tasks as preparation for target acquisition and the military engagement of machines.

Three baby birds, one big challenge—their first flight! But as the frogs begin their peculiar performance, the sky turns into a whirlwind of improvisatio — some birds twirl, some hover, and others just hope for the best.

An apparently ordinary job interview reveals the disillusionment and irony of the contemporary professional world.

Freddy, a young father from the DRC, is separated from his daughter, who lives in the enclave of Cabinda, Angola. For the past two years, he has been a “Koroman,” a cart pusher at the market, a grueling and poorly regarded job. Freddy writes a letter to his daughter with the camera, torn between shame, bravery, and a father’s love.

Paula is a 20-year-old girl who has received comments about her body since she was a child. As she has grown up, these comments, combined with other factors, have caused her to develop an eating disorder. Marcos A. Miró and Ines Socias have decided to tell her story. In the documentary, we listen to Paula to better understand this disorder and teach society that it is not just about “stopping eating.” Throughout the documentary, we observe overcoming, accepting, and living with an eating disorder.

Dance connects! Several generations dance for themselves and yet together. Each movement reveals its own attitude toward space, time, and internal and external barriers. The bodies and their gestures resonate with the sound and open up new approaches to silent acts of resistance, vitality, and becoming. A loving film miniature on 16mm, hand-developed, marked by traces and scratches from the analog process, revealing the fragility of the moment.

Marlena Cooper is the first black Democratic candidate in the Republican fiefdom of Gregg County, East Texas. Democracy in America tells the story of the electoral campaign of Marlena and her Republican opponent Jay Dean, attempting to paint a picture of two communities that seem to live in parallel realities. In the first electoral campaign in 30 years that sees a Democratic candidate against the Republican Party, the characters and their stories will explore the themes of white superiority, abortion, firearms and, reconnecting to Toqueville's Democracy in America, the fundamental role played by religion in the young American democracy to emerge. A journey into the bowels of Texas, into the true heart of America, in search of the reasons, to discover the roots of the present and future of the United States.

Peach is an imaginary teenage character. She does her make up to the rhythm of a poem addressed to her, voicing her thoughts. Thoughts of sex, intimacy, violence and compassion.

Follow the chilling adventure of these 5 friends in a forest as majestic as it is terrifying, where humanity is just a neglected detail.

32 Friends are interviewed five years later to discuss finishing university, attempting to mature and preparing for adulthood

Video installation, two-channel. Commissioned by Fundação Bienal de São Paulo for the 36th Bienal.