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A Wanderer finds himself in a position which is taken by everyone at some point in their life.

"For months we experimented and represented ourselves, starting with simple walks in search of material for a thesis. How can we visually recreate a memory? We walked and filmed, photographed and painted, got to know each other and told our stories. An experience transformed into a story that speaks of a shared journey, made up of filming, changes of season, conversations about the moon, and exchanges of techniques. Inspired by “Dark Side of the Moon,” we tried to represent the intimate and personal emotions that came to us through the album. Each song has a language, each movement a color, each sound an expression. What remains today, half a century later? Something inexplicable, perhaps. A wonderful creation of friendship and mutual artistic esteem, the (re)creation of multiple memories, which overlap like membranes on the screen. - Erik Negro

For 14 years, Syrian filmmakers Hasan Kattan and Fadi Al-Halabi have journeyed together through war and storytelling. Their bond was forged on the frontlines of revolution where their cameras recorded terror and hope, laughter and heartbreak – moments that defined a generation. Years later, their story takes an unexpected turn. Confined inside a UK asylum hotel, Hasan and Fadi document a new chapter shaped not by bombs, but by waiting, bureaucracy, and exile.

A planet populated by disoriented beings. Camera, editing, music: Claudio Caldini

Due to a layover a woman finds herself in an unremarkable, deserted city. While walking aimlessly, she meets a lady who delivers newspapers no one reads, and a man who is looking for his cat.

Collective video and performance work based on the book by John Berger and John Christie, I Send You This Cadmium Red. The video creation was made following a series of instructions generated by the group: each member of the Neofòbia collective made 45-second vertical films about previously agreed colours and sent them every 15 days at a specific time. It was not edited except to group the successive submissions into a triptych and play with random placement. No hierarchy is established and there are no individual authorships, only those of the collective. All decisions are made horizontally.

A political demonstration in Argentina. A couple attempts to understand one another through landscapes. In Marseille, a young man asks another: doing what ? A cat watches the scene from behind a window. A poem for a utopia of disagreement.

Haunted by loss, Leon attempts to navigate his grief through his lifelong passion of boxing, a choice that could either save him or break him.

A young man who does nothing all day wakes up to go empty the trash.

A writer struggles to come up with an idea for a script. He keeps getting off-track, and time is relentlessly against him.

A year in Berlin: Leonie wanders through the city and the texts of Anna Maria Ortese. Speaking with friends and translator Sigrid Vagt, she is also looking for the narrative threads of her own life. A film of reading shot in glowing, matter-of-fact 16mm.

Lyon’s Nuit Sonores festival welcomes two living legends of Detroit techno to the party: Carl Craig, a towering figure in electronic music since the 1980s and Seth Troxler, one of the world’s most popular DJs according to Resident Advisor.

Amid mud, sweat and tackles, Crushers follows an inclusive Cologne rugby team where queer identities are embraced — proving team spirit thrives only without exclusion.

Matter of Britain is an ethnographic fantasy which documents an English country village’s performance of the Holy Grail myth. In that myth, King Arthur’s knights quest for the Holy Grail in order to heal their wasted land. The performance took place over 12 months from 2023 to 2024 in multiple locations across the parish of Mayfield, East Sussex. Over 300 members of the community took part as questing knights, angelic choirs, guiding anchorites and tempting devils. The work was supported by an Arts Council England Project Grant, the Lund Trust, High Weald AONB, East Sussex Arts Partnership, the University of Reading and the Museum of English Rural Life.

We follow the brief daily life of a student filming his life.

Niccolò, a forty-year-old man with a successful career and a desire to give back some of what he has received in his life, becomes the foster father of Federico, an eighteen-year-old with a difficult past who grew up in a community. A deep and complex relationship begins to develop between them, an emotional rollercoaster that never quite manages to find true balance.

The name they have in Mexico can mark the destination. What did you say was poor Marciano Martínez Muela, who just wanted to have a friend with whom to sing... But the universe always conspires to ensure that your dreams are complex.

In a underground world where mankind has been punished for daring to open the Black Egg, a father and son live in seclusion, lit only by the light of a fireplace. Petit's dream is to break out of this prison and discover what lies inside the Black Egg.

A disenfranchised birdwatcher heads into the woods to find solitude from society, but events soon conspire against her. Will she go to extreme lengths to preserve her tranquillity?  Darkly comic thriller.

Two brothers reunite in their childhood home to speak about the incest one of them suffered there as a child. Over the course of a single day, their conversation intertwines the most difficult questions with the boldest theories, delving deep into our religious and mythological history.

Postcard from a single mother's seaside vacation. From barbecues to Italian ice cream, a portrait emerges of a disheveled woman who has ended up on a polluted beach. Torn between anger and sadness, with silence as her only response to her two young sons, Fanny drowns in the vastness of her impossible desires.

In Il mio pallone / la mia vita is the veil that hides the desire to leave posterity a time capsule with a message of brotherhood and existence.

A young couple on a ski trip tries to save a freezing dog outside a hotel and sparks a clash with the staff.

Cosmic revolutions beget earthly revolutions in a film about the 2024 solar eclipse, ecstasy, ghosts, birth, death and the English poet and preacher John Donne.

DON’T STOP is a short film about isolation, presence and the moment where silence becomes a decision.

When a businessman meets a mysterious vendor to purchase a rare product, nothing is quite what it seems

An affectionate portrait of the forgotten town of Tapoleng, where church once served as a sanctuary for its residents during the old apartheid order. Here, a new religion emerges – one tethered to a new spiritual practice, community and self-determination.

Five childhood friends reunite for the first time after the death of their classmate Pedro, an unconditional Shrek fan. They are entrusted with an important mission: to honor the memory of the deceased by scattering his ashes at Shrekfest, a festival in honor of the green ogre and taking place in Wisconsin, USA.

A satire on virtue-signalling and moral posturing where a man loses a promotion to a colleague.

Marina finds herself immersed in a process of adaptation after the death of her husband. Her life unfolds between silence and a succession of everyday scenes that, in a subtle way, evoke the memories of a shared space. Her willpower becomes the main engine that drives her to continue.

Helena has lived in the shadows since childhood. Her mother taught her that she suffers from a life-threatening sun allergy. As a result, she hides in the darkness every day, or at least behind protective clothing. When she meets a boy her age, she begins to question her own reality and her mother's intentions. Between fear, hope, and feelings of responsibility, she tries to find out the truth—her mother's and, above all, her own.

It’s summer, and Marie is celebrating her birthday in a forest. Juliette, who the others dislike, tries to hide her feelings for Marie. Afraid that Marie might leave them for Juliette, her friends will do everything they can to keep her by their side…

A new work from emerging filmmaker and prolific train-goer Katie Edwards.

Despite their age, Régine and Roger still fly their falcon, Fifi, as they always have. But that day, Fifi does not return. Is it truly the only thing to take flight and vanish?