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In this four part episodic film, young people from Rostock live through a day of setbacks, secrets and revelations.

Learn how the budget supermarket conquered Christmas in Britain and what random delights are on offer in the famous and festive middle aisle, as one family sees how many gifts they can get for £100.

Cris, an environmental ecologist fighting to replant the forest, finds evidence that a forest fire will be intentionally started imminently. After preventing it, he discovers that whoever was behind the plot will attempt another fire soon, determined not to fail again. Cris will do whatever he can to stop the fire once more.

At the end of the 90's, when unconventional musical proposals were lost in the “underground”, “Punk Union” arose by chance. The collective of teenage bands brought together many young people from different social strata in countless concerts for more than 10 years. Through the eyes of its protagonists and promoters, the documentary tells how the movement managed to become one of the most important independent music producers in Guayaquil.

On March 12, 2019, the "Portrait of Ferdinand VII of Spain" painting, painted by Goya in 1814, arrives from Santander to the Museum of Fine Arts of Asturias to remain in the same room for several months in front of another painting of his, "Portrait of Jovellanos, with the San Lorenzo arenal in the background" (1780-83).

A slapstick animation made to entertain young audiences by showing the gags of two little sibling hummingbirds, Lemon and Elderflower. The protagonists, whose wings are too little to be able to fly, can't migrate with the other birds. During the story, the siblings build different inventions, in order to find the right way to take flight.

The Barry Hines Novel ‘A Kestrel for a Knave’ and Ken Loach’s famous film adaptation are both modern classics. Celebrating the 50th anniversary of Kes, Barnsley born choreographer Jonathan Watkins reimagines the work weaving dance, projections, puppetry and music to create a family friendly Kes to rival War Horse, the Guardian called it ‘genuinely too powerful for words’.

A young couple with disabilities seek help to enhance their sexual relationship, and make a film about it. Their journey of obstacles reveal that the hardest hurdles are not physical.

Pino Boresta is an artist from Rome, in his own work he shares the approach and aims of situationist art. Through a reference to the historic Italian television show, Blob, BPB summarizes a significant part of his appearances that are visible on the web.

Celia returned to the neighborhood. She doesn’t even know very well how she got there, what happened to make everything go to shit in such a short time. Trying to hold on to something, she desperately looks for a way to regain her lost life.

Alma, petrified, does not know how to react when her son, age 8, wants to dress as a fairy and go to school. She asks advice from her neighbor, and eventually the entire building debates his right to behave cross-gender.

In the untamed Italian countryside, Pietro discovers sex. A long sequence of encounters and various seductions carry him from childhood through his youth. Pietro investigates his physical and spiritual craving of life through other people: a childhood friend, a girl, an older man, to the point when he finally has to face himself.

The world will end in 12 minutes. A young couple in love decides to spend the remaining time sitting on a park bench, talking about regrets, stolen futures and mistakes of the human race.

Alien soldier Yalalia finds herself caught up in a conflict of moral and physical standings with a group of soldiers from Earth. Her integrity is tested to the limit as she desperately attempts to maintain peace at all costs.

Set in a small British pub, all hell breaks loose when a man reads three words from a mysterious, bloodstained letter.

Filmmakers Lilly Engel and Philipp Fleischmann spent five years documenting their three children Lucas, Marius and Renée. The viewer can experience them on their journey from children to teenagers - and at the same time the changes in their dreams. The film is a mixture of documentary and feature film, a childlike look into the future and an adult look back into their own past. A touching and humorous story that tells of great friendship, of growing up, and makes us laugh and think with ease and humor.

A magical opera, a Singspiel, a comedy with spectacular stage effects, a Masonic ritual intertwined with Egyptian mysteries, a heroic-comic opera? "The Magic Flute" has been heard, performed, discussed, scrutinised and questioned more often than almost any other work in the history of opera. But this time, they’ve really outdone themselves... .

Emilienne could have been my grandmother if she hadn’t had a taste for travelling. In her home village in the heart of the Jura Mountains, she remembers the years she spent in New York. I discover scraps of her unsuspected life there in the super8 films that she has entrusted to me. Yet something else captures my attention…

It is the road trip of a mother and her daughter through strange worlds. The daughter wants to kill herself and the mother will try to talk her out of it.

Fernando is touring and has half a dozen projects in development. His fans adore him and he is a frequent guest on The Charlie E. Gimpson Late Evening Show which has been making the rounds since 1993 starting on channel 1 before moving to 2 in 1998 and eventually 3 in 2001. All seems well for Fernando although he finds it difficult to keep his own life separate from the one that he shares with the rest of the world, a minor intrusion on his personal life will send him over the edge.

Two young men are attacked by thugs after sharing a kiss while walking along the Seine in Paris.

When Spanish Civil War ends in 1939, some of the women who played a leading role in the creative and literary boom known as Generation of 1927, stay in Spain, freely or not, sacrificing the spirit that had enlightened them, adapting themselves —or pretending to do so— to the new feminine role imposed by the victors, who were determined to cage these free souls at home, to live just as wives and mothers.

On the last visit to her grandmother’s house before she moved in to a retirement home, McKinnon realised that nothing would ever be the same again. McKinnon looked at everything with the eyes that knew she was looking upon the things of her past, of her childhood for the last time. Never the same (2019) is a document of that visit.

To achieve women's rights and gender equality, these three pioneers were willing to risk their livelihood and their future, as well as their reputations.

2019 marks the 50th birthday of the Open University. In its five decades, the OU has educated more than two million students. Sir Lenny Henry is one of them. Sir Lenny presents this documentary, which tells the story of the OU from 1969 to 2019, with archive and interviews with past graduates, observers and academics. It is nostalgic, affectionate, funny and a piece of cultural and social history. The story begins with Harold Wilson’s idea of a ‘University of the Air’ through the times of late-night black-and-white TV programmes to modern-day landmark series such as Blue Planet II. Today the OU works with space research and avatars and looks forward to the next 50 years.

In January 1956, a new pop phenomenon appeared in the UK charts: a British artist playing a guitar. His name was Lonnie Donegan and the song he sang was Rock Island Line. Donegan’s rough-and-ready style was at odds with the polished crooners who dominated the charts. He played the guitar in a way that sounded like anyone could do it. Rock Island Line sounded like nothing else on the radio and it inspired a generation of British youths to pick up guitars and begin a journey that would take them to the top of the American charts.

The film looks at the issues facing young people in Lunel through the prism of the Art et Culture association.

A family of Syrian Refugees share personal and graphic truths in an intimate telling of the Civil War that forced them to flee their home. Recounting the events they faced over their 7 year journey in search of peace, Displacement is a story of enduring Hope, Family and coming to terms with the past as they adapt to a new life in the North East of England.

A group of queer friends embark on a night out, with very different experiences.

The pessimism and optimism of love and relationships is explored when a lonely romantic encounters a cynical sex worker during a spontaneous evening drive.

4 Waters: Deep Implicancy is an experiment in collaboration that traces the striking possibility of a state without value. The artists’ research crosses four bodies of water — the Mediterranean sea; and the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans — to connect four disparate islands: Lesvos, Haiti, Marshall Islands and Tiwi. Each island holds within it stories of tremendous violence, but also the potential for otherwise. The film assembles fragments that touch on a kind of knowledge embedded in a moment preceding human history or geological timescales — a moment of total entanglement described by the artists as Deep Implicancy. In excavating the link between geological shifts and material realities, they ask: can an earthquake release the knowledge for a revolution in the very way we know the world?

A family with no identity dreams of appropriating the memories of the other ... but who dreams who?

Documentary short film by director and journalist Morrosko Vila-San-Juan that brings us closer to "La Cima", house designed by the architect Coderech and which is currently abandoned.

There is an hour of the afternoon when the plain is on the verge of saying something. It never says it, or perhaps it says it infinitely, or perhaps we do not understand it, or we understand it and it is as untranslatable as music… The last hour is a movie about ghosts. A documentary about the light that brightens the last inhabitants of a remote corner of the Argentine pampa.

A documentary about the left revolution in Munich and Bavaria as well as the republic following governing for several months. The movie consists mostly of eye witness interviews of the peaceful change of government.

Horst is a hunter trying to stave off the inevitability of aging. Futile, as we all know. Nevertheless, he suffers a crisis of identity about himself, his world, and the forests and glades he so loves. Two days after the disappearing of his gundog Birko, Horst plunges deep into the forest to try and find the wayward pooch, and in doing so, re-immerses himself in his beloved natural world. He hears barking and ploughs on, in search of Birko. Deeper and deeper he goes. What will he discover, deep in the bosky depths?

One side is bright, colorful and completely soundless. The other side is full of sounds yet has only black and white. One morning, the line between both worlds becomes thinner and thinner. Our characters found themselves overwhelmed by new sensations which changes their daily lives for once and all.

The poet Ali Sarandibi takes us to an experimental journey in to his work place in The Grand Hall of Books in Enghelab street in Tehran,best known for its bookshops and Tehran University.The sound bites from the shopkeepers tell the story of the arcade and how their work condition has changed lately.

In 1979, under the leadership of Ayatollah Khomeini, revolution broke out in Iran and overthrew Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. This event marks the end of a two and a half thousand year old monarchy. This documentary retraces the lives of these two enemies who clashed for more than thirty years, from the Shah's rise to power in the 1940s until his fall.

Of the 250,000 victims of rape or attempted rape in France every year, only 16,000 ever make it to a police station. Between overcrowded courts and tenacious prejudice, this documentary shows the painful journey of four rape victims to make their voices heard. An unvarnished look at an archaic process.

« Tu ne seras jamais seul » (a french translation for « You'll never walk alone ») : a famous chorus sung at Anfield... and at the Roazhon Park, is the given name to the first documentary ever filmed about Stade rennais' fans. Through an outstanding season, you will discover the « ultra » lifestyle, in particular Roazhon Celtic Kop's one, the main Stade rennais' fans organization.

This documentary follows three parallel stories. First, that of the masterpiece, The Little Girl with the Blue Ribbon, this melancholic Renoir work with the "musical face" described by Henri Michaux. The painting was constantly tossed around, shelved by its patrons, looted by the Nazis, found by the Monument Men, recovered by the family, sold to a controversial collector, before finally arriving at the Kunsthaus Zurich. We also discover the painter's biography, and the eventful life of his model, Irene Cahen d'Anvers. Born into the Jewish upper middle class, this free and divorced woman long disowned the painting and left it to her daughter, who was murdered at Auschwitz. Discover the tumultuous journey of this painting, its model, Irene Cahen d'Anvers, and its connection to the dark hours of the Nazi regime.

The film begins with the building of the Aylesbury estate as part of the post-war slum clearances in South London, highlighting its use of the pre-fab method implemented by Laing Construction; it then compares the joy its new residents experienced on moving in with the more negative portrayals from the media, including its denigration by architect-planner Oscar Newman. The film continues by discussing the managed decline of the estate and the demolition and displacement its residents are currently experiencing. It underlines the story of a community that will soon disappear.

This docu-fiction tells the story of Alek, a migrant who tries to create a new life going through good and bad days. Although he works as a waiter during the day, it is not until night falls that he begins to live, when he’s able to reveal his true self and enjoy immensely transformed into Shalek, an acclaimed drag queen.

Autistic Florian works as an assistant to facility manager Henk in a luxury hotel and is secretly in love with chambermaid Valerie. When it comes to communication, however, the smart guy has his problems, which is why he usually finds it difficult to deal with other people. Meanwhile, Valerie, who unlike Florian is extremely chaotic, pays little attention to her admirer and has other problems to deal with anyway: she is trying to regain custody of her daughter, but is in danger of losing her job as a result. Florian is immediately on hand to help her and is also actively supported by his boss. But can he really win Valerie's heart this way?

Iria and Noelia have long been maintaining a secret relationship. One day Iria arrives at Noelia's home with the news that he has left her husband and she told him everything. At first everything seems to be going well, they can be together without problems. Throughout the day Noelia thinks about the decision that Iria has taken and realizes about the fear that this gives to her. She loves Iria, but the fears begin to overtake her. She tells her everything she thinks, knowing that she can lose her and the damage she's doing to her. Iria had already made a decision about them but she has to think again about his future.