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Join Mr Bloom and the Tiddlers as they accept an invitation to tea! Goldilocks and her mum are waiting for their guests. Who will the Tiddlers meet on their woodland adventure?

Otto and Martha are two teenagers who barely know each other when they have to spend the day together in Otto’s family house. To entertain each other, they start acting as if they are an adult couple. In turn, they overcome their shyness and fall in love.

A girl is waiting in hotel room. She's sending out messages, never getting an answer. She is reading headlines in the papers. She touches herself. An angel is looking for her and giving her what she expected.

Longboard champ Sam Bleakley surfs with a new wave of locals and explores Oman's rich, complex culture in this edition of the documentary series.

It tells the story of the magazine Cerdos & Peces, which existed in Buenos Aires between 1983 and 2004. A fanatic reader, Huguito, recounts with nostalgia the years of the magazine's boom, the second half of the 80's, and especially its link with the alma mater of La Cerdos: the rebellious Enrique Symns. The Buenos Aires counterculture, the "democratic spring", rock, drugs, and the events of intense and erotic lives, are narrated by some of the journalists who wrote in the mythical magazine. The fan and the idol do not always go their separate ways, they meet in this filthy place.

Stranded on a distant planet, a lonely astronaut sends out a signal in search of human contact.

As a rising star in the late 1970s, Copeland took the boxing world by storm. Proving himself fight after fight, many predicted a bright future ahead; titles, fame and fortune. But in 1981 - at the age of just 24 - he stepped into the ring, and 4 fateful rounds later was carried out a broken man. But Eddie didn't give up on life, or sport.

The author establishes a communication with his cancer-sick mother through text messages. During his stay in the island the author works on an research for a possible documentary, he is impacted by a series of places, displacements and intimate situations that remind him of the path of his own self.

A 1900s lesbian couple are caught between their feelings and what society expects of them.

It really is a big bad world out there. So what happens if you are the little guy? This film tells the epic survival stories of the world's smallest animals. To make a living, these tiny heroes have evolved extraordinary skills and achieved mind-boggling feats. From the animal kingdom's greatest artist to the tiny creatures that provide us with so much of the air we breathe, we discover what it takes to be a miniature miracle.

The "Uberisation" of the world is upon us, as we’re all aware. But it might be only a foretaste of what awaits us in the near future: will it be an unprecedented disruption in the history of mankind or quite simply the end of most of the working population? Unlike the industrial changes of the last two centuries, the huge shift of the 21st century deals with the brain, and its playground is the services and tertiary sectors. What will the consequences be for employment over the next ten years? "A Jobless World?" offers an investigation into the genesis of this new world.

Historian Lucy Worsley investigates the creation and development of choral evensong, a form of religious music born out of the English Reformation and out of religious compromise.

The story follows a struggling cafe worker who is desperately trying to survive one of the worst shifts of her life.

Luigi Montefiori, a.k.a. George Eastman, talks about the making of the delirious gore drenched Antropophagus.

A small team prepare to investigate an infamous haunted house.

A little girl is being held by a very mysterious kidnapper. The only way to escape from his clutches is to ask for help.

GDR August 31, 1985, Klubhaus in Coswig/Dresden - "Intermedia I - Farbraum/Klangbild"- the event was the first and, as it turned out, the last exhibition by the subculture in East Germany, in which over 40 visual artists and twice as many musicians, performers and super 8 film photographers participated. About 1,200 visitors travelled from all over the GDR to witness a six hour programme on both evenings. It remains unclear to this day how many informers working for the Stasi were among them.

The story of Gluck - Britain's cross-dressing high society painter of the 1930s - who staged 'one-man shows', had relationships with women and somehow got away with it.

A young man shouts at the sea. Shot near Calais.

In our skin is a film about the beauty of the female body. Through the freckles on the protagonist's back the viewer is taken into a world of morphing figures.

It's quite plain to 7 year old Nori: She is a girl, because she has a girl's heart. But her body is that of a boy ... Five years ago: Each and every day mother and son argue about what appears trivial: the colours of pants and shirts suddenly matter, soon all he agrees to wear are skirts and dresses, he likes to put barrettes in his still short hair. The neighbours start gossiping. Then one day, the boy reveals his favourite dream to his mum. A wizard will turn his penis into a vagina so he could be a "real" girl

What if you found a message in a bottle, in the form of a sealed can of 16mm film? After processing this anonymous 16mm reel, swept ashore on the beaches of Brittany in France, I discovered that the sea had left its imprint on the images, and the film bears the memory of all things it witnessed through its journey to land. However, these were my own childhood memories.

The digital age has heralded a new unprecedented means of surveillance, and as more of our personal information goes online, more of our lives are subject to state-sponsored espionage. Governments with dubious human rights records are now using mass surveillance technology to thoroughly track and quell any murmurs of dissent - and it is western companies that are providing the technology to do so.

Drawing on VHS tapes of a programme hosted by her mother on Bulgaria’s national television, the filmmaker gives a pop-style and in-depth chronicle of the gentle – even “over-gentle” – 1989 revolution.

The events that took place at the beach of El Tarajal in Ceuta (Spain) in February 2014 - the killing by the border police of 15 people who were trying to reach the Spanish coast - are an example of how the police force can violate the laws of its own country and international conventions with total impunity. The worst part is that this violation of human rights is protected by the Spanish Ministry of Interior itself, which hinders any effective action by the prosecution. For this reason, the civil society plays a fundamental role in revealing the facts. This is where the figure of collective complaints (DESC Observatory and the association Coordinadora de Barrios) steps in.

Cars affect our primary senses on all levels, they define our world and change our contemporary society. Our tastes have changed: drive-in food, that was once at most a monthly family treat has now become an essential daily ritual in our fast-paced, consumer society. We barely notice the smell of exhaust fumes but more and more people are getting sick from atmospheric pollution. Our cities are now designed in function of cars, changing what we see and our perception of the world we live in. The film seeks to question the car myth, something that is deeply rooted in our consumer society. A group of primary school's kids guide the spectators in a journey into our imaginary. Using automotive archives and through the involvement in a dynamic way of scientists, engineers, anthropologist and racing drivers, the film explores how the car has changed not only the cities we live in but also our lives.

What would happen if one day people in Europe had to flee? A young woman called Mira tells of her flight from Paris. In search of a different life she takes a train heading east to the utopianesque town of Tara.

This documentary sets out to shed light on the melting pot which is London's young art scene...

A girl who lost something important meets a rabbit.

The presence of the moon affects all under its glow. The film explores the lunar cycle and the energies invoked by its radiance.

Enjoy an entrancing tour rich with anecdotal awkwardness from Jonny Pelham as he guides you from his uneasy adolescence (as the only white guy in a Bangladeshi gang) to his misguided adulthood (too many to reference).

A young girl names Saloona Fishpaste keeps seeing a strange figure wearing a scary mask (basically every horror film ever made) and she is shook the end. Rated 15 for language, sexual contact, strong horror and gore, and one particularly strong scene of insanity.

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The aura of recognition only heightens the effects of this bending, twisted world.

The earth still moves, under the torsion of the serpent.

In the city, a space that all mechanical things fill with their buzz, we search for the murmur of leaves, the creaking of footsteps, the breathing of living beings. Walking through the alleyways, the libraries, the green spaces… Hearing a secret. Chasing silence, the breath within the concert of everyday sounds.

Behind the scenes documentary on the making of A Ciambra.