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Alexandre's world collapses when Camille chooses to end their relationship. The breakup leaves Alexandre devastated, wandering through the meandering memories of their relationship, haunted by deep sadness, loss and anger. Rupture explores the complexity of human relationships, tracing the difficult emotional journey of a person going through a love breakup, and highlighting the importance of words and actions on our ability to bounce back.
Lying in total darkness, two young immortals discuss whether it is time to create the World once again. A cosmogonic screwball comedy.
Treat yourself naturally and without drugs: that's the promise of naturopathy. Fasting, essential oils, plants, massages... More and more people in France are falling for these techniques for staying healthy. Naturopathic practices are springing up all over France. The health crisis, the mistrust of drugs and the public's growing interest in natural remedies have encouraged the growth of this practice, which is based on diet, physical exercise and stress and emotional management. There are currently almost 6,000 naturopaths in France.
les microbes is based on stories told by members of the film crew during the making of the film and deals with their situation in an experimental way. They had to flee their homeland due to poverty, war and persecution. Now, after their long journey, they have to persevere and wait. Waiting while the world turns faster and faster.
Remake of Chris Marker's film "Chat écoutant la musique", set to the music "My Little Brown Book" by Duke Ellington and John Coltrane.
In the aftermath of the attack and murder of 16-year-old Brianna Ghey, ITV News investigates key court evidence and an interview with Ghey's mother at the time of the killing.
Heartbreak is universal, waking up in a new body is not. She's on her 35th life, how many more can she take?"
One girl goes to grim lengths to be beautiful.
A sonic, surrealist narration in which the musicians fingers’ are the protagonists. Reflecting on common hierarchies and roles of the fingers when navigating through physical, digital and sonic realms, "Pinkie" is taking a perspective of deconstructing and reassigning them towards a queer, holistic reception of playing an instrument.
A critical zone of radio towers, antennae arrays, satellite ground control stations, radar installations, meteorological instruments, and fibre optic cables populate the region around Longyearbyen.
Alesha is, like many women, fearful of dark paths. However, beggars can’t be choosers when you’re in a rush. In need of a shortcut, she braves 'The Gully', which leads to devastating consequences.
Experience Maya Dunietz's concert at Jazz à Porquerolles, a performance given as part of the festival's first Nuit Blanche. Dunietz pays tribute to Ethiopian composer, pianist, and nun, Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou.
A desperate man confronts suicide in front of a photograph that reminds him of his tragic past.
At the Otogéré High School in Lyon (the LOL), students and teachers run the school themselves in a horizontal, collective way. One day, several students denounce the behavior of a charismatic yet problematic teacher. How is this unusual place supposed to respond?
Limen is the Latin word for threshold or passage, a metaphorical or physical line that must be stepped over. This is a documentary that invites you into the liminal spaces that are often overlooked.
A gripping short film about a writer who gets so captivated by his story it starts playing out in real time.
All moms (and dads) know how difficult it can be to have small children. They cry a lot, they are moody, and they don't always know what they want. A short story about a mother trying to enjoy a quiet cup of coffee in the morning while her son sleeps. But this is not meant to be, because small children are unpredictable. After a start to the day like this, anyone would feel out of sorts.
With the war escalating and extremist Islamic forces threatening to execute cinema owners on charges of corruption and immorality, all cinemas in the city closed down and cinema owners fled the city to save their lives. But Carlos makes an important decision. He sends his family abroad and stays alone in the war zone to save his cinema from imminent death. Now Carlos is running his own cinema amidst the war in Syria while hearing the sound of shooting and firing is considered normal.
Filmed during a peace demonstration outside the Faslane Naval Base in Scotland where Britain’s nuclear weapons are kept, Witnessing peace shows some of the photographic activities during the demonstration.
Detective Thomas Ibarra gets a new mission in the heart of Sevilla...
After The Ceasefire, the war must go on. Killers are hired to assassinated high value targets and survive. But some may not.
"If my Lusatia is no longer Sorbian, then I'll riot!" - is the maxim of two young Sorbians, Mira and Luka. In Som Doma, Mira and Luka are accompanied as they produce a short film, which seeks to address queer topics in their supposedly conservative Sorbian community. Between the dying Sorbian language and queer-hostile voices in their environment, Mira and Luka search for their place in their own home.
Football is a very masculine sport, where players fight body to body to gain control of the ball. During a match, love can blossom between players and taboos can be broken in this king of all ball sports.
The choice of this site was guided more by its location and function than by the architecture of the pool and its surroundings. The building is designed to be naturally and regularly flooded by the Atlantic Ocean tides. The film incorporates natural elements like tides, wind, rain, and light. I aim to depict a harmony between the body, the site's architecture, and the powerful nature of the location. The goal is to reveal a fragile balance between humans and nature on this ever-changing coastline. The creative process was intuitive and improvised, influenced by the moment and contributions from the dancer, director, tides, and weather.
"Call Me When You Get There" is a video essay series exploring the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and our ethical responses to it. Utilizing a mix of mediums, found archival footage, generated footage and material I've shot, it aims to be thought provoking, educational and entertaining.
In "In Our Garden There Was an Olive Tree," we follow 67-year-old Almasa, whose visit to Germany became a nightmare when radical Islamic groups, supported by the Turkish army, took her home in Afrin. Unable to return to her village, despite still holding the key, Almasa embodies the hope of reclaiming her confiscated land and the olive groves she once cared for. Her story reflects a deep longing for her roots and the memories she lost.
La Simienti del'Augua tells the story of the restoration of Arab irrigation channels in the region of La Vera, Cáceres. Through the ancient practice of water sowing and harvesting, volunteers and local residents are reviving these water management techniques. The documentary shows how diverting rainwater and meltwater down slopes through dug channels promotes slow infiltration into the soil, preventing its rapid loss into rivers. The restoration of irrigation ditches improves environmental sustainability, promotes biodiversity, strengthens social cohesion, and revives cultural heritage. La Simienti del'Augua highlights how community unity and respect for traditions are key to addressing current environmental challenges.
After the fire at Notre Dame Cathedral, Estirga and her partner are forced to relocate. Following a redundancy plan at the Parisian cathedral, the two chimeras arrive in Belchite to settle into their new job.
In this short documentary, we follow Jayne Main as she navigates us through the challenges she faces in her day-to-day life, whilst showing how she fights for the deaf community in the UK.
What drives Chlär is an unquenchable thirst for learning and progress. So it's hardly surprising that his productions are like attempts to awaken the primal, tribal instinct that lies dormant in all of us. Dax J, British DJ and producer, has gone from pirate radio to headlining the world's biggest techno institutions. All the while cultivating a resolutely singular style and an unshakeable attachment to his underground DNA.
“Alba Costante” is an experimental short film, written and directed by Martina Bigoni. -A visual poem, which explores the concept of arising in the origin-.
So, Bonnie Land is a short film of gratitude to a wild and beautiful place, and the folk who make it so.
Marion Cross Academy incident: bullied student Charlie seeks revenge after traumatic fire, kills former crush Sam Rubio, escapes prison; Sam's sister Valentina hunts Charlie as he plans sinister acts with accomplices.
Through intimate exploration, Our Lift-Off uncovers the often-overlooked hurdles hindering ethnic minority female participation in football, from cultural barriers to limited resources and a scarcity of role models. Featuring England’s First Black Female Captain, Mary Phillip, it urges for inclusivity and actions to diversify the future of Women football.
The underlying pain of losing the ability to see yourself as a child – a very physical example of this connection being your baby teeth.
Over 3,000 men dressed in tuxedos, top hats, and carrying wooden rifles march through the small town of Wildeshausen. Every year at Pentecost, time is turned back 600 years here. The city is the guild and the guild is the city.
A short film.