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A short clip showcasing what the creative slump feels and may look like.

As a nun, Elisabeth‘s faith is unshakeable. But shortly before taking her final vows, a love from her youth reappears, stirring memories of the past and long-buried desires. Now Elisabeth must choose: will she devote her life to the convent, or is love more important after all?

"What kind of times are these, when talking about trees is almost a crime? Because it implies silence about so many misdeeds!" Bertolt Brecht from the poem "To Those Born After," written in exile in Denmark between 1934 and 1938. A poetry film.

One border. Two friends. Curiosity. Naïveté. Control.

What happens when we can no longer agree on a collective reality, when the line between truth and delusion blurs? When Emma introduces her boyfriend, who is invisible, to her parents, the dinner escalates, and Emma realizes that she must choose between two realities.

Embark on an extraordinary underwater adventure to relive and rediscover the Titanic! Get ready for a unique, immersive experience that blends history, technology, and emotions aboard the world’s most famous ocean liner!

Gianfranco is an innkeeper in Italy. After reading Pope Francis' call to reform society which encouraged reconnecting and respecting the environment, Gianfranco decides to embark on a journey to deliver a basket to the Pope.

Hong Kong, after the city's last social movement, whose end was accompanied by the arrival of the global pandemic. Despite its efforts, the social movement did not triumph, and the city saw its last ‘legal’ demonstration at the end of 2019. Years later, a traveller returns to her hometown, Hong Kong. During her 9-hour stopover in Istanbul, the meeting point between Europe and Asia, she explores the city and whispers her innermost thoughts. The film shows the adventure of uncertainty before coming face to face again with the concept of home.

In a hidden and silent world, in which the last breaths wander, the human being is confronted with the transience of his life, as his senses and body parts gradually blur, under the silent gaze of an angel who watches over this human existence and the passage to death. The latter is represented as an artist who gradually shapes parts of the body into a work of art, leading to total body fading.

A visual story in Super 8 where several migrants remember and experience the Andean wind from their memories. The two directors, who are also migrants, collect seven testimonies and create a common narrative about the memory of wind as a sensation, sound, smell, taste, and image. The wind as a subject of movement, as a companion to migration, as that interstice of nostalgia where the grief of migrating and the joy of moving come together.

Following in his dad’s footsteps, and his fathers before him, young father-to-be Jori works long shifts hosing clay from the gaping abyss of the pit. But the gap between his wages and the new ‘affordable’ housing in his home village threatens to wash away any dream of supporting his family whilst upholding the traditions of his community.

Growing old as a woman is a tragedy. Without realizing it, that’s what I’ve always thought and what I’ve always been taught. So how do I get rid of this stupid idea that’s so deeply rooted in my skull and in my society? At nearly thirty, it’s time for me to talk with women of other generations and tear down some anti-aging advertisements.

Familiar places, photographs and souvenirs evoke the half-forgotten remnants of childhood memories.

Following a gruesome murder on Humble Lane, Jolly Jordz and his trusty sidekick set their sights on a case worth investigating.

A high risk prison break spirals into chaos when a ruthless crew takes on the impossible: extract the most wanted inmate in the country and escape under heavy fire. With cops swarming, helicopters crashing, and no room for error, survival means thinking fast and shooting faster. Every second counts, and the only way out is through.

Peering through tiny holes that beetles have chewed through a now-dead bark, a spruce monoculture in decline slowly reveals itself. Besides an ecological-economic history, it also carries a spiritual legacy: semicircles of oak poles aligned with the solstices bear witness to a prehistoric sun observatory, once used for supernatural rituals. Florian Fischer and Johannes Krell take us on a phantasmagorical journey that challenges human understanding of change and history with a geological and almost mythological perspective.

A story based on the greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice.

An exhausted visitors' guide at a modern art gallery begins to question her loyalties when she finds herself face-to-face with a vandal.

What does it mean to be a human being with the desire to experience life in all its facets, when the freedom of the individual is threatened with suffocation by wars and increasingly restrictive governments? A poetic confrontation with the poem "you know that you are human" by Vasyl Symonenko.

A non-binary young actress faces a brutal audition where creative freedom masks coercive control, forcing her into a battle not just for a role but for her very sense of self.

Short film created as part of the 48 Hour Film Project.

In the ethereal space of a remote freeway service station, Sami, a station employee, dreams of an encounter that will take him far away from here. His manager Stéphane, who has long since sunk into a boring routine, tries to keep control of him so he doesn’t end up alone. The daily life of this pair of A10 castaways is turned upside down when a female traveler is forced to spend a few hours on the service area waiting for a mechanic.

This film is based on a text the director wrote, drawn from her own experience of living in China, Hong Kong, and Paris. The film explores imprisonment, walls (both tangible and those in our minds), people in exile, and the sharing of nightmares. "One can never escape the walls that confine us: those outside want to enter, those inside want to leave." She attempts to convey this feeling through recurring patterns and non-linear storytelling.

A man, trapped in a white sheet, struggles on a bed as if drowning in a nightmare. In front of a similar sheet, in an empty movie theater, a mother breastfeeds her baby, immersed in deep silence. A silent film tells the story of a cow, marked with the number “432,” who wanders on a beach desperately searching for her missing calf. When the cow finds the dead calf, marked by the number “433,” the film dies with it: the sheet on which the film is projected falls onto the stage, enveloping the entire room in an even deeper silence. The number “433” evokes John Cage's famous silence, but here silence takes on a tragic meaning, representing the stillness of death. The same fate befalls the man on the bed, the embodiment of life within the film, whose movements cease simultaneously at the end of the film.

In 2014, German war photographer and Pulitzer Prize winner Anja Niedringhaus was killed in an attack in Afghanistan. Through interviews with colleagues and family members, and through Niedringhaus’ vibrant and powerful photographs, Sonya Winterberg’s documentary paints the portrait of a woman full of joie de vivre and curiosity – but also reveals the political backgrounds to her murder and the failure of the German and Afghan security services that made this tragedy possible in the first place.

A short film exploring a woman's mental deterioration as she tries to prove her special abilities to the world.

In Emilia, amid the wounds of the earthquake, the Rulli Frulli Band was born. Boys and girls of all colors and abilities play instruments made from trash and light up stages across Italy. Not just a band, but also a model of inclusion studied by the Università Cattolica. An adventure made of music and rebirth.

A group of women gather to organize the details of a wedding. What begins as a trivial conversation gradually transforms into a revealing catharsis.

a short exploration of the life of depressive cups...in finnish.

A teenage girl struggles to deal with the grief of loosing her best friend.

In a Brazilian favela, perched above Salvador Bay, Mônica’s open-air restaurant has become a viral hotspot. Young people from the community bring influencers and tourists to its terrace, hoping to share in the buzz.

In the Palentina Mountains, Teleclubes were created to share television, wine, and company. Today, they continue to be a refuge and meeting place. This documentary celebrates those places where rural life persists, reinvents itself, and continues to build community.

Dating can be hard, especially when you're a blood thirsty vampire.

Duolan left Yakutia for Georgia. He turned his apartment into a small kitchen to make a living selling sushi. In Batumi, where little reminds him of home, Duolan searches for something that might bring back the feeling of his homeland - in the local landscapes, people, signs, and even animals. Sometimes, he sings Yakut songs, hoping to at least mentally transport himself back to the place he left behind.