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As Megan faces her 30th birthday, the pressure to take the 'next step' in life is overwhelming. But when her own opinionated ovarian eggs start chiming in on her every move, she finds herself navigating not just the expectations of family and friends, but also the brutally honest commentary from within.
If twelve-year-old Karl had been able to choose who he fell in love with, it would not have been the much taller Lea from his class. Now he doesn't have much time to fnd out whether Lea can reciprocate his feelings. After the summer holidays, she will change schools.
After a recent and violent breakup, Jules is in deep mourning with a friend who doesn't seem to understand him and a girl. A story that mixes color, black and white, chronology, and perceptions to offer a profound dive into the feelings of grief.
Short movie by Nicolas Roux
Nadja, in one day, has several discussions.
At the gates of Cava de' Tirreni, three young people: Ugo, Diana, and Alberta are looking for a bed and breakfast to stay in. They are welcomed by Giselda, the owner, who is surrounded by an aura of enigma. Giselda invites the young people to dinner at her house, and after some hesitation, they decide to accept, but the evening will be spicier than they think.
She sings to exist, he records to resist. But as her banned songs spread through pirate radio waves, the authorities tighten their grip around Luna.
Mauro has arranged to have dinner at a luxurious restaurant with Angel, the stranger whose life he saved a few weeks ago.
Un germà explores the emotional and physical distance between two brothers, through archival footage and present-day material, the film blends past and present to show the difficulties they face in reconnecting.
Milàn has a broken heart since his breakup with Gaëtan. In denial, Milàn makes one last attempt by following him on a dating app.
An experimental short about the nature of humans and how we experience ourselves as part or seperate from it.
It’s summer in London. On her final day of freedom, Ziba, a promising British-Iranian teen, leads her friends on an eventful journey, while secretly grappling with a life-changing decision.
From the Rai Arturo Toscanini Auditorium in Turin, the Rai National Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Ottavio Dantone, performs Franz Joseph Haydn’s *The Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross* (orchestral version).
A real-time, single-location psychological thriller with the tension of a ticking bomb. Lenny Bray was once a national treasure - now he’s just a man in a mansion, hiding from headlines and haunted by whispers. But when a young man shows up at his door late one night—barefoot, bleeding, and carrying a story Lenny hoped was buried—everything unravels. Across one harrowing night, Lenny and his wife Maggie must confront a stranger’s explosive accusations—and their own complicity in a past steeped in power, silence, and manipulation. Darkly comic and emotionally raw, this is a story about guilt, truth, and what happens when survivors come knocking.
On the cusp of graduation, the members of USC’s celebrated SoCal VoCals have one more challenge to conquer before adulthood: The International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella in New York City.
Blind and wandering, Oedipus arrives in Colonus, near Athens, supported by Antigone and then also by Ismene. Everyone avoided him, but now everyone seeks him, because the city that will have his tomb will be invincible, according to the oracles. Oedipus drives everyone away and, accompanied by the Athenian king Theseus, sets off towards death. Directed by Robert Carsen.
Since nurseries were opened up to the private sector in the early 2000s, early childhood has become a lucrative business for its voracious players. As scandals involving abuse and embezzlement of public funds multiply, we investigate the excesses of deregulation, which has turned babies into cash machines.
On her 70-year career, Louise Bourgeois has established herself as a world-renowned artist who left an indelible mark on the art world. This film offers an intimate portrait of this sculptor whose art is a reflection of her personal life. With exclusive audio recordings and unpublished personal archives, it tells the story of the artist’s life and work as they merge. Louise Bourgeois is her work and her sculpture is her body.
The biography of Hildegard Knef – born in Ulm in 1925, died in Berlin in 2002 – reflects post-war and divided Germany. It also reflects the vitality, hypocrisy, and sensationalism of our society and the media that feeds it. The film features numerous original interviews with Knef, excerpts from feature films, concert recordings that testify to her stage presence, which is still incredible today, as well as TV reports from Berlin, New York, and elsewhere. In addition to her, friends and relatives, contemporary witnesses, colleagues, and journalists also have their say.
The Doku follows the snow owls quest to survive winter. The animals travel from up north to central Europe and back. During their travels they‘ve developed plenty of strategies to make it through the harsh climates they encounter.
After a breast cancer diagnosis, the director dives into a healing journey with delicate sensitivity. Moving beyond the repair of her broken body, she progresses to a deeper, more vulnerable soul healing as she grapples with memories, family dynamics and love.
Marco, a thirty-year-old who dreams of becoming an ophthalmologist, seeks alternatives to survive in a society that is sicker than he is.
The French Youth Orchestra showcases young French artists aged 16 to 25. Accompanied here by pianist Alexandre Tharaud, the ensemble performs works by Shostakovich, Maresz, and Rimsky-Korsakov.
After losing her mother a young fizzy drink maker, travels through time to reconnect with her dead mother and discover the recipe for a drink that once bonded them, and maybe heal her heart in the process.
What happens when the adult son of a Mormon family realizes that the perfectly planned life determined by his religion is wrong for him? Riley is gay, he suspected it earlier, but prayed it would go away. He is now divorced from his wife, married to a man, and no longer a Mormon. He lives with his biological daughter and an adopted son in a patchwork family. How does his Mormon family, especially his ex-wife, deal with this profound change?
During a mountain trip, three children spend the afternoon playing war. When a local child asks to join them, he is given the role of the "enemy". This innocent choice will lead to unexpected consequences.
The Doctor and his faithful companion Storm aka Alfie Owens arrives in France 1939 for one of their typical time traveling adventures but something has intervened with the Tardis coordinates... Two of The Doctor's greatest foes are attempting to bring back a long lost friend of The Doctor's but they need a little help through The Doctor's history...
The Rolling Stones' Black and Blue Super Deluxe box set, released on November 14, 2025, celebrates the 1976 album with a new stereo mix by Steven Wilson, previously unreleased outtakes, and a 1976 live concert in London. The 4-CD/1-Blu-ray set also includes a hardback book and replica memorabilia.
Let's be honest: what don't we get upset about day in, day out? The parking ticket on the windshield, the slow cashier at the supermarket checkout, traffic jams, delayed trains, and, of course, the weather. But every annoyance leaves its mark. When we are angry, the glabellar fold between our eyebrows digs deep into our skin. It's not called the frown line for nothing. It would make much more sense to be more relaxed and optimistic and simply laugh more. Laughter not only puts us in a more positive mood, it also improves our complexion. A smile on our face makes us more attractive to those around us. The opposite sex is drawn to us. And laughter is healthy. It exercises the lungs and gives the brain a shower of oxygen.
In one of the most polluted regions of France, a small industrial town by the Mediterranean Sea lives in striking contrast, where smokestacks loom and super tankers drift by, yet people swim, dance, and savour life. Amid the haze of factories and the hum of semi-trailers, a resilient community clings to joy and routine. At the edge of the freeway, Natalie’s food truck has stood for thirty years, serving as a symbol of perseverance and humanity. This visually rich, emotionally resonant film captures the paradox of living between industrial ruin and natural beauty, where survival means choosing not to look right at the smoke, but left, towards the sea.
Snif, a monster who lives in the wild, accidentally meets a family. Attracted by their pastries, he begins a new adventure in the city that will reveal the true nature of an overly friendly society as he grows increasingly fatter. A story full of contradictions, both tender and violent.
On the 50th anniversary of Shostakovich’s death, La Scala opens the Season with his masterpiece Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District, based on the novella by Nikolai Leskov. After its premiere in St. Petersburg, the opera – which was intended to be the first part of a trilogy on women’s condition in Russia – enjoyed great success at home and abroad. Stalin attended a performance in Moscow in 1936; two days later, the famous denunciation titled “Chaos Instead of Music” appeared in Pravda, through which the regime blacklisted the opera and its composer. Years later, Shostakovich prepared a new version that was staged in Moscow in 1963 under the title Katerina Izmailova, after Superintendent Ghiringhelli had unsuccessfully tried to secure its premiere for La Scala. Today, the theatre presents the original 1934 version, conducted by M° Chailly and the debut of director Barkhatov.
In a handful of deliberately and gently dark films, screenwriter and director Pascal Bonitzer has built a body of work that is both fierce and gentle. His characters practice ironic antipathy and take quiet steps to make themselves known, but they also display great and disarming frankness and a desire that is completely free of the need for others.
The onset of dementia is restricting Wilhelm more and more. He so desperately wants to remember that one thing he wanted to do. Between caring for him and dealing with his own idealized image of his father, his son Micha loses sight of Wilhelm. But what the two of them discover about each other that day changes their lives forever.
From a montage of visual archives gathered from YouTube emerges the social and cultural landscape of an American high school, along with a story centered on Eva, a typical cheerleader at the heart of a strange collective episode.
One evening, Prosper, a loser Uber driver who still lives with his mother, picks up a dying man who has just been shot. Freaked out, Prosper gets rid of the body but not before stealing his pair of crocodile boots. As he slips them on, Prosper finds himself inhabited by the spirit of the deceased: King - a respected gangster feared by all. Split between these two opposing personalities, Prosper and King, united in one body, investigate to unmask King's killer.
Hemet Supercross, San Diego SX and Fox Raceway.
Through a reconstruction combining computer-generated images with surveillance footage and the story of a victim, we question the legitimacy and excesses of law enforcement in France.
A small nick from the page of her book would take a young girl on a journey through time and space.
In an abandoned boarding school, Mahé reunites with Cristèle, her lost love, after years of silence. But their painful past resurfaces when Cristèle's unsettling fundamentalist father appears.
