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Temple Road is a journey into the heart of womanhood, taking its name from the road that leads to the temple in the director’s hometown of Nyeri, Kenya. Inspired by childhood experiences, including women-only ceremonies and family Polaroid photos taken between the 1950s and 1970s, the film recreates a woman’s spiritual and ritual preparation. Weaving a dreamlike narrative, it blends the rituals of Kenya’s Indian heritage with the diversity of Kenyan cultures, reflected in a multicultural cast and intertwined ceremonies. Celebrating the sanctity of community, it creates a sacred space where women express themselves freely through rituals, song, and dance. Temple Road is both a tribute to the past and a call to recognize women as bearers of culture and tradition amidst increasing violence against them in Kenya.

As a major retrospective of her work takes place in Paris from May 2026, this documentary looks at the fascinating life and work of Hilma af Klint (1862-1944). A relative unknown, the Swedish painter was a pioneer of abstract and modern art, pre-dating Kandinsky and Mondrian with many of her mystical paintings only discovered decades after her death.

Naval Ode embodies the movement of separation between dock and the ship, between the inside and the outside, between one and the other. This mysterious and suspended dance is imbued with nostalgic desire and swells like a sail.

In the isolated parking lot of a small provincial town, a carnival is setting up. It's a refuge for Cécilia and Ludo, who wait for it all year long. Between the shooting gallery and the coconut shy, they can finally escape. But when Ludo gets the opportunity to fulfill his dream of becoming a carnival worker, the prospect of his departure puts their relationship to the test. Torn between love and his desire to move away, Ludo faces a difficult choice. Les amours parapluies is a captivating tale of an unexpected romance, a simple yet profound reflection on relationships and the possibility of living your dreams.

Pianist Sullivan Fortner appears in a trio at the TSF Jazz Chantilly Festival accompanied by double bassist Tyrone Allen and drummer Kayvon Gordon. Together they introduce us to Southern Nights, a musical ode to New Orleans.

A young woman visits her parents' apartment for their 10-year anniversary and tensions arise when none of the guests show up.

A woman hears a dripping sound in her apartment and begins to fear a presence.

Lina Rachele and their girlfriends, freshly graduated from high school are going through their last teenage Corsican summer, they invite us to ride with them on the Island who saw them grow.

In a football field at night, that serves as an inner battleground, faces and bodies come to life, revealing wounds that are still open.

Two young lovers hesitate to take their relationship further. One is blue, and permanently shares her color with anyone who touches her.

An eight-year-old girl is found dead, killed by her parents. The investigation reveals a life of abuse. The filmmaker reads Frédéric Boyer’s eponymous book dedicated to this true crime story. From the story of an infanticide unfolds a meditation on our relationship with evil.

20 years old Lili is finally able to live a peaceful life but an unexpected comeback will prevent her to lead her everyday life as she intents. She will have to fight and hold on to her habits to avoid drowning again.

This film denounces intensive livestock farming by evoking the imprisonment, sadness and resilience of a cow separated from her calf, in a heavy and poignant atmosphere.

Aisha McAdams, a former competitive runner turned photographer, embarks on a journey to document the triumphs and struggles of famed ultra trailrunners, including Jim Walmsley and Eszter Csillag. Traveling to mythical races—the Western States Endurance Run in the mountains of eastern California, the Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc in the French Alps—the film marvels at athletes who maintain their intensity as they run 100 miles of mountain trails while climbing thousands of vertical feet.

When she meets Hugo, Léa thinks she’s experiencing her first great love. But behind the tender looks and passionate messages, a grip begins to take hold. Little by little, love turns into control, silence, and fear until the day a seemingly harmless gesture from another boy, Eliott, makes everything collapse. What if the real breaking point didn’t come from a scream, but from a shiver?

Looking back on my victory at the Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc. 170 kilometers, 10,000 meters of elevation gain, 3 countries. The race of a lifetime. Originally, the team and I were just supposed to make a vlog. Then we wanted to try something new, write, and have some fun. It’s not just the story of a race; it’s the anatomy of a breakdown.

A look at the fascinating lives and careers of Greek sculptor Memos Makris (1913-1993) and Serbian multidisciplinary artist Zizi Makri (1924-2014).