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This documentary follows five pupils with and without a heightened need of care in an elementary school for more than two years. They are part of the first generation in Germany with a lawful right to be taught in a public school regardless if they are disabled or otherwise challenged. The documentary focuses on the ideal and the practical implementation of the law of inclusion in elementary schools in Germany.

Sitting in front of his computer, a man asks puppets how the book he is finishing will be appreciated – a book telling his own story of his transition from psychotic to caregiver.

Every summer DJs like Felix Jaehn and Alle Farben clock up more air miles than some airline pilots, conquering the international charts from their laptops. They produce hit songs, and have made German-style Deep House popular in Australia, Japan and the US. Accompany Alle Farben, Felix Jaehn and Trance pioneer Paul van Dyk around the world.

This documentary is designed to present the lives and activities of Heinrich Himmler (head of the SS - the super police created by Hitler as the main tool of oppression - until 1928) and Adolf Eichmann (head of the Department of Jewish Affairs of the Gestapo from 1941 to 1945 and head of operations in the deportation of 3 million Jews to extermination camps.

No one imagined another race with a new development as captivating as 2016, but it was: Toyota lost their cars one by one in incredible circumstances. Porsche lost their solid lead when their cutting-edge car abandoned, with André Lotterer at the wheel, at the end of the Hunaudières. A Chinese LMP2 from actor and star Jackie Chan’s team was in the lead 2 hours from the finishing line. The second official Porsche made an amazing comeback in the last hour taking the trio Bamber-Bernhard-Hartley to victory. 2017 is in the annals as an action-packed, thrilling battle in each category: LMP2: 2nd place in the general classification and class victory for Jackie Chan Racing. GT PRO: Aston Martin’s victory in the last lap, beating Corvette. Experience the mechanical and human adventure from the inside. Relive all the highlights and comebacks with commentary and interviews and spectacular images.

Routine Pleasures, Slow Cinema.

Catherine, a young girl on an autumn picnic with her family, feels left out of the fun and goes off on her own, enjoying flights of fancy. She is drawn deeper into the woods by an unknown noise, seemingly calling to her.

The residential unit designed by Aldo Rossi for the Gallaratese 2 neighborhood in Milan is part of a larger complex designed by Carlo Aymonino and built between the 1960s and 1970s. In A . R . G . wide camera movements take up an area between one of the main prospects of the Rossi intervention and the adjacent garden.

Richard, former best-selling author, lost his self-confidence since he saw, powerless, his son dying, hit by a car. In a lack of imagination, he isolates himself in a house to write his next book. On site, he will have to face and accept the trauma.

Am I French or Chinese? I wander in my identity questions. I face words from media people with words from the children of the 'second generation', trying to see more clearly. I recall France, my France.

"How much do you know about this place ? You need to be ready to leave your mirror shape behind and become a dark crystal. There's nothing like the rush of having a new body"

Pigs are animals that we think we know well. But how we perceive them is sometimes far from reality. After all, pigs are extremely intelligent and sensitive, and they even share much more with humans than just basic genetic traits. Get to know five pigs and follow their lives from birth to adulthood.

A young woman, realizing her father is dead, decides to plan and create her own duel.

Layla fights daily against urges and compulsions, until challenged to face her darkest fears

Christine Primrose from Carloway, Isle of Lewis, is one of the most renowned Gaelic singers of her generation. This documentary follows Christine from her native Lewis to New York, over a year that saw the release of her first album in over a decade.

A documentary about to police situation in France after the institution of a prolonged state of emergency. From the anger of the police to that of the victims of their violence, through the words of activists and inhabitants of working-class neighborhoods, everyone expresses here a moment of unease in the face of order and its maintenance.

Fun in summer and with letters! An old color film from the 70es. Developed with coffee and E6.

A video activist group is struggling to keep their cameras in the occupied Western Sahara where the Moroccan authorities have managed to implement a near total media blockade.

A never-seen-before short movie is resurrected from the archives of the Cinematheque of Bologna: "Ragazzo Motore" starring the auteur Pier Paolo Pasolini. The unedited film is the starting point of a journey across the universe of Pasolini. Non-conventional rebel and provocateur, persecuted by the censorship, praised by the critic and eventually the mainstream: from his very first film "Accattone" (1961) to the last scandalous "Salò" (1975), Pasolini fearlessly investigates burning social topics such as sexuality and the end of the grand ideologies. Inexhaustible lover of life, in all its forms, poet, philosopher, filmmaker. His revolution scandalous and candid, his sensibility ancient yet modern. A unique voice in the cultural scene of the 20th Century, and one of the most important figures of the Italian "New Wave."

On 16 June 2016 the murder of Jo Cox - in the heat of EU referendum campaigning - shocked the nation. Jo Cox: Death Of An MP tells the story of this horrific attack and events surrounding it through the testimony of those closest to it, including Jo Cox's family, eye witnesses and those who knew the murderer, Thomas Mair.

Archiving iPhone images to 35mm film. digital and analogue distortions. In this case the colour blue.

Safiye is a home helper for Mrs. Wilouse, a jealous old bourgeois woman who harasses her. Safiye dreams of leaving her for a "real job." Mrs. Wilouse takes it badly...

In the 1970s, the first manifestations of gay, lesbian and transvestite rights in Spain took place. In 2005, Spain became the third country in the world to approve same-sex marriage, and today our legislation is one of the more progressive. However, homophobia and invisibility remain a problem for many older people of this group.

Fatou, Zouhoudi, Assia, Gabriel...are 14 years old. The school they're attending is nested in the project of the suburbs of Paris. They've decided to form a debate club where they can discuss about what matters most to them: gender equality, immigration, voting. We're filming them during a year, in this democratic forum of their own making, from their timid beginnings to the final debate at the National Assembly. They discover freedom of conscience and freedom of speech. Here, everything's in play: their own identities, their nascent opinions, how they fit in the world and why they want to be heard.

Two kids get into a fight until they magically get teleported away

A Vignette. A Relationship. A Rise and Fall. A melancholic exploration of closeting in a young gay relationship, and how "hiding in the dark" may lead to a destructive end.

A personal letter written in the “feminine voices”, desires, struggles, conflicts, and assertive in its senses, feelings, and emotions permeates our daily existence.

The moment mantra turns to motion.

Documentary about traditional German football clubs after their descent from professional football division.

Santiago is a thief who traspasses a house to steal. His plan gets complicated when he discovers a young woman chained in the house attic. All hell breaks loose when the woman's captor arrives to the house, and she reveals her true nature.

After a silent, masked individual encounters a man with a television for an arm; horror, euphoria and madness ensue.

Leon is a newcomer in gigantic Los Angeles, after he just broke up with Eva and left his past on the East Coast behind. This tentacular city happens to be a fertile ground for this young, lost and dreamless guy's neuroses. Director Laurier Fourniau has filmed Leon's downward spiral throughout the city of angels, always working with the tension of where "reality" stops and "fiction" starts.

A headless body inhales. Her expansion is an invocation. Her spirit enters. Enraptured, her body pulses to animal rhythms. Bird song. Wolf howl. Bear growl. Purr. Her spirit exits. Exhale.

Do you ever wonder what is hidden behind a face? What passions lie behind a person you would otherwise pass by without a thought? In a time of division, a time of mistrust, confusion and anguish it’s time to start asking questions, to be curious and compassionate and discover the common nature that connects us all. Words. One cold, winters night in Leeds, England, we discovered Stan. We discovered love. We discovered anger. We discovered hidden talents. We discovered togetherness. We discovered poetry and passion. We discovered diversity. We discovered fish and chips. We discovered Stan's Fisheries. Extraordinary things exist in ordinary places. In a world of hope, a world of pain, a world of both tragedy and happiness, if you have the words, there's always a chance that you'll find the way to connect with people, everyday people. In times of division we must remember that we are far more united than things which divide us. As the Jamaican national motto says "Out of many, one people".

Enjoy the Party, Enjoy your Night, Enjoy the Sun, Enjoy your Freedom, Enjoy the Love, Enjoy your Life, Enjoy the Colors, Enjoy your Style The world is on colors. Times are hard, modern and bitter. A teenage boy in 'Europes Largest Shopping Mall'. He sheds lonely tears over someone. He senses that something is wrong. Brutalism, Sadness, Consumerism - Enjoy a Contemporary Love Story 'The world is on colors, we only could save us with grey. It's strange how oppression will make people working to pay. No, I don't wanna fall in love. This world is only gonna break your heart. This wicked game to play, to make us live this way.'

For centuries, every year on September 8 myriad swarms of winged ants have been arriving on the Mount of Ants. Similar to clouds obfuscating the sky, these small insects mate in a wonderful flight followed by the death of all the males, which fall exhausted onto the yard of the church rising on the mountain top, once called "Santa Maria Formicarum". The mating flight blazes out like an ecstatic apparition before the eyes of the curious, of tourists and the faithful, who arrive here every year to admire and to celebrate this feast dedicated to the "Virgin of the Mount of Ants". This singular event is the starting point for reflection within the film, which asks questions about the small insects’ nature and that of human beings. Great writers like Nobel Prize-winner Maurice Maeterlinck and entomologist Carlo Emery have studied them a lot: their words echo out again, nowadays, in the voices of witnesses in the film.

The impressive and fascinating story of Giuliano Calore, 77 year-old italian cyclist who descended the Stelvio at night with no bars or brakes.

Late afternoon quiet and a silent figure seated on a bench in Nafplion; the historic figures of Kolokotronis and Kapodistrias; plus the old factories and machinery, warehouses and train lines that are part of a Piraeus, now disappearing.