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Images of a girl driving through the city fly by interrupted by flashes of her room. The images repeat until a climax

Colourfully patterned scarves have a long but now almost forgotten tradition in Southeast Europe. Playful animations depict the cultural change after the Yugoslavian war, but also the story of a small factory in Zagreb that brings this heritage back to life – and just like them, the film makes joyful use of an almost inexhaustible variety of patterns.

To escape the move, Leo runs away to the riverbank, his hideaway. There he meets Elia. One wants to stay, the other wants to leave. Together they will understand that the only way to grow and dive in is to go beyond the boundaries that divide them.

This adaptation of the storyboard L’amore è un lepidottero (1941) by Italian artist and experimental filmmaker Bruno Munari contrasts dreamy melodrama set against the backdrop of war with the giallo aesthetics of Italian slasher films. The result is a rapid collage that combines computer animation, improvised shots, archival material, and images generated by artificial intelligence. Each element speaks a different visual language, but together they create a paradoxical “handmade” aesthetic in which technology clashes with nostalgia.

Rectangle Boundary explores the concept of the image and its spatial boundaries. The work deconstructs the perimeter as a static element, revealing dynamic shifts along the edges of a rectangular structure.

The Great Together examines the future of Europe’s modernist estates in a time of acute housing crisis. As demolition loses its appeal, cities are rethinking how to care for, adapt and eventually celebrate their modernist heritage. The film’s title is a free translation of the French Grand Ensemble, a term that once evoked collective ambitions and architectural utopias. Today, these estates stand at the crossroads. Through four case studies, in Rome, Toulouse, Belgrade and Vienna, introduced by a single local voice, the film charts four different ways to deal with modernist mass housing: transformation, demolition, privatisation, and long-term maintenance.

From an idea by Giuseppe Vespo.

What does it mean to leave one's home and head for unknown destinations? What does it feel like to be swept away by an uncontrollable current? Every year, millions of people in Africa leave their homes in search of a better future. Often they settle in neighboring countries; all too often they reach Libyan shores and attempt the sea crossing. But at that point there is no return; there is only moving on.

A man overwhelmed by problems and close to prison, decides to rely on a mafia boss who directs him to station 33 to change his identity.

Variations on Andy Warhol's "Outer and Inner Space"

Stefano Gheller is the second person in Italy to obtain the right to assisted suicide on Italian soil, and the first in Veneto. Despite having made the decision to die for years, Stefano chose to avoid the journey to Switzerland, opting to fight in his home country.

Over the past few years, I've collected hundreds of anonymous home movies. Many are fascinating, but the ones spliced in this work are not. Every time I'd inspect these films in the editor and come across those boring and banal tourist shots of cities, their buildings and monuments, I'd cut them away and set them aside. I tried to erase every trace of them so I could paint undisturbed, but every now and then, remnants emerge. "FULL of COLOR" is a lively and vibrant work, definitely less blue than my first hand-painted filmwork, "GIRLAND '81".

Alessio and Masha meet and become close in a succession of moments of daily life and intimate reflections. A deep connection is immediately born between them, fueled by the fear of loving and the wonder of feeling.

From Sicily to Ireland Thalassophobia is a collaboration shaped by an evolving dialogue between sound, image, and personal experience. Both Artist's hailing from small European islands, bring shared experiences of island life and swimming rituals, while contrasting climates and cultures shape the work’s unique perspective.

An exploration of the fundamental principles of Taoism and their connections with Traditional Chinese Medicine

Marco, a boy who feels distant from the world, finds peace on an island near his home, in the woods. There he discovers a presence greater than himself and realizes that this refuge was not just a refuge.

The lifespan of a poppy is fleeting. Similarly, romantic love is sometimes just as brief before it loses its allure. The poppy is the leitmotif of the story and it symbolizes the often brief nature of love.

Diego and Gio', inseparable friends, face the battle against the disease that marks Gio's life, always finding a reason to joke. Amid laughter, and moments of deep closeness, they know their bond is facing the most painful farewell.

A conversation with critics Daniela Turco and Bruno Roberti.

Angelo and Mariuccia have been married for 52 years and spend their days together, marked by routines and small daily pleasures. When Angelo passes away, Mariuccia is devastated, but her love for Angelo gives her the strength to pick up the pieces.

In a knitting workshop led by a determined woman, a group of abusive men, forced by the court to participate in a rehabilitation program, confront their inner turmoil by weaving together threads, silences, and fragility.

Karma is less of a survivor than an apparition—an afterimage that persists in a landscape that has been abandoned by humanity. She traverses the remnants of a civilization that has perished, where the Earth has reverted to a primordial battlefield where the great archetypes continue to clash. Or, it is possible that she is a forgotten divinity, reclaiming a domain of collapsed mines, rust-freckled sacrificial altars, and wind-tossed drifts of fabric that have been shed by billions of vanished bodies. She transforms into a living panopticon that fractures the surrounding ruin into a thousand recursive reflections, enveloped in a mantle of mirrored fragments.

It is almost nighttime on the mountain. A lone car drives down the road. At the wheel, someone begins to sing a strange lullaby...

Four people from North and South Tyrol courageously speak about their sexual abuse. While one protagonist’s abuse revelations triggered an avalanche back in 2017, others are breaking their silence in public for the first time. The documentary shows that abuse happens everywhere – in the sporting world, at church, at home. With great care, the director follows these four brave individuals as they describe the traumatising events, shame and speechlessness they have experienced, at the same time showcasing the resilience and dignity with which they have reclaimed their lives after the abuse.

An ancient terror rises from the Monster Manual: the Mind Flayer, a dark creature able to dominate minds and devour the dreams of every sentient being. Between epic atmospheres and playful pop incursions, an audacious bard and a band of unlikely heroes face its psionic horror in a whirlwind of battles, illusions, and surreal comedy. A journey between myth and parody that turns the multiverse’s most feared monster into the protagonist of a story as unsettling as it is irresistible.

In the lands of Verdellino, in the heart of the sixteenth century, visions of armies and battles unsettle the inhabitants, drawing the Count and his trusted envoy Ruberto into a dark investigation. With the help of Caterina, the baker's daughter, disturbing secrets emerge that test loyalty and conscience, while the line between madness and reality becomes increasingly blurred.

A horror short film.

Layla has a fierce journey before landing in the same city where Ettore lives. Ettore, decades earlier, had an unforgettable passage to escape war. Since then, Layla and Ettore's undead bodies cruise the city every night in search of food. Their meeting will reveal similar memories, fears, tenderness, and a desire to eternalise the youth that was stolen from them.

Empty place, discontinuous plot, slight interruption, final glance! As if she had forgotten something. One remains at the door left open.

“Memoria di Legno” is a documentary about an abandoned carpentry workshop. Closed, but not silent. The wind lifts the dust, water carves the cracks, the wood holds the memory. Men vanish, things keep speaking.

"Yo vivo aquì" is the story of four South American communities between Ecuador and Colombia that have changed their lifestyle to realize their dream of protecting nature. These are families who have chosen to live in harmony with nature, adopting sustainable agricultural practices, renewable energy, and responsible consumption models. Through interviews and moments of everyday life, the documentary offers an inspiring look at the choices and efforts these communities are making to preserve the planet and create a better future.

We don’t know the names of the two main characters (he and she), probably they don’t know each other much either, we see them sitting on a sofa with a blindfold on so as not to see the light of the truth. A neglected couple, (almost always) aseptic dialogues apparently with weakened emotions, but their words highlight doubts, fears, sexual desires and other intentions/nuances. Even the spectator sees and does not see what happens, between truth and lie. There is a great indecision: the choice to see or not see reality.

A documentary about people who, although not born in Naples, have chosen to live and work in this city.

A young girl coming from the african immigrant ships in Lampedusa is sent in the mountain woods where she encounters strange characters. Trash no budget film.

An animated stream of consciousness, a selection of personal fears and intrusive thoughts in a cycle of life and death.

Painted, skinned, caged, abandoned among rubbish, animals are victims of exploitation and unnatural conditions imposed by humans.

Young shepherds raise goats in Margone, Trentino, reviving traditional sheep farming customs and producing cave-aged cheeses.

Do you remember? That first smile, that first shiver, that first picture with Prezzemolo. Now Alessia brings us back there, in a journey between stories, dreams and emotions, that have made Gardaland Resort the place that always stays with you.