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Two brothers struggled to cope with the death of their parents. Their lives move forward in different ways, and they can no longer understand each other. Will time change things for them?

Thoughts of a teenager on his desire for escape and artistic affirmation.

Kim, Solen, and Manon George.s talk to us about their approach to parenting, the environment in which they hope to raise their children, their personal journeys, and the challenges they face. Like paths of desire winding through the landscape, these stories open up new avenues for building a family.

Below the surface, the alien is us. Filmed entirely underwater with natural light and ambient sound, MARE SAPIENS moves through the Bay of Marseille as a space where living forms, infrastructures, and machines coexist. The film assembles a sensory field without commentary or hierarchy, letting the sea appear not as background or resource, but as a milieu that absorbs, resists, and persists.

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A quick tour of this year's show, from the PCCBA booth.

While Julian Fisher is trying to promote his new album, an overly intrusive journalist causes the interview to take an unexpected turn...

Dive into the New York abysses.

Two years after the first trip, the group of friends returns to the French Basque Country to make a new film. But everyone has changed since last time, and each person is caught up in a personal subplot that is hard to untangle. Will they manage to come together as a group again?

Children with multiple disabilities attend a medical-educational institute where sound workshops are held. Beyond the limitations of movement and speech, a non-verbal language is invented on a daily basis with perseverance and delicacy. These “golden moments” of exchange brighten the lives of children and adults alike.

In the Alps, Maxine is walking along the edge of the highway. When Catherine stops her car, love at first sight calls forth a storm.

In the form of a diary, I retrace the thread of internalized patriarchal domination and seek to trace my lesbian desire. Faced with the looming danger of a world on fire, I forge my own path and, like a beaver, seek to build my lodge elsewhere.

Sophie Biesenbach-Jansen and David Jansen invite us on a journey through time and to the far reaches of space. How did the two artists meet? What role do scissors play in their lives? What does Sophie think of the Lord's Prayer?

A citizen eager to get involved shares the daily lives of four very different mayors to get an idea of what he would have to deal with if he were elected. In Bry-sur-Marne, Charles Aslangul defends a Republic that he sees faltering in the face of insecurity. In Besançon, Anne Vignot must deal with the increasing precariousness of her fellow citizens. In Saint-Brévin, Dorothée Pacaud takes up the torch of a mayor whose house was burned down for supporting the opening of a refugee reception center. Further away, in the Tarn region, Alain Malignon is struggling to revitalize his declining village.

Each year, nearly 450,000 Cubans leave their country. They cross the sea to escape a worn-out political regime, shortages, and hurricanes. In Havana, some mourn those who depart, while those who remain look for other ways to escape.

In a realm of suspension, two naturalists women study plants in the digital age. They are gradually contaminated by a green fluidity.

It's still dark when a grandmother and her granddaughter drive from the city to the forest. The anxious granddaughter guides her whimsical grandmother through the woods to a clearing where the canvas of a hot-air balloon is spread out. Between reality and memory, they prepare to say goodbye.

Live from Nantes, a dazzling musical journey between Paris and Vienna. On the program: works by Tchaikovsky, Mozart, Schubert, Johann Strauss II (transcribed by Schoenberg), and Saint-Saëns.

In 1900, Max Planck proposed the Law of Radiation, which states that the light “spontaneously emitted by ordinary objects” depends on their temperature. Thus, a piece of wood that catches fire must emit a gradation of different colors as its temperature rises. Based on this hypothesis, a 16mm celluloid film is directly exposed to the radiation of a fire, without the mediation of an optical system.

Through a kaleidoscopic collection of archives, found footage, and even AI-generated images, a young woman who has left China recalls her memories and the connections she had in her native country. Her intimate and nostalgic voice-over becomes the backdrop for queer struggles, where an underground theatre troupe, the excitement of clandestine festivals, repression, and social pressure to live in silence intersect. Between personal memory and collective history, the film juxtaposes love, resistance, and exile.

Faced with an institution still stuck in a backward-looking vision, some gay priests choose to remain within the Church, while others take the risk of leaving it altogether. For 40 years, dozens of priests have gathered in a confidential support group to talk about their homosexuality. Now, they want to spark change and gain recognition. For the first time, they have opened their doors to a camera. The journey of these priests crystallizes all the upheavals shaking the Catholic Church: the representation and acceptance of homosexuality, priestly celibacy and chastity, and the hypocrisy of the institution.

Louise, in a state of deep sadness, clings to memories of the time when she was loved.

A three-part-story about a heart in pain, a cat, and a powerful witch.

A group of pigs raised peacefully in a monastery when, one day, one of them finds the truth about their existence.

A story of revenge, braids, and kung fu...