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The first full official history of MotoGP from the earliest days to now. From the first World Championship race, through to the Honda vs. MV years, the two-stroke revolution, the vast array of personalities and neon leathers of the 1980s, and the reign of Rossi, all the way to today's stars this is an incredibly exhaustive and detailed production. This exciting and action-packed documentary is packed with facts and information, from which even the most knowledgeable racing fan will learn something new.

Short film by Ignazio Fabio Mazzola.

The film tells the story of events related to the migration policy of Angela Merkel - events taking place in Germany since 2015. For a year and a half, the director of the film took part in all the demonstrations against Merkel's policies. From the author: "I have lived in Germany for 14 years, and all this time it seemed to me that I lived in one of the most democratic countries in the world. But since September 2015, exactly from the moment when our dear Frau Merkel opened the borders and announced that Germany is ready to accept refugees from Syria, I realized that this is not the case. One of the safest countries in the world is gradually turning into the territory of madness... And there can be no other way where citizens have been taught for decades to live with a sense of guilt for the crimes of their grandfathers and great-grandfathers. So Germany is now destroying itself. To please people with an alien culture who will never become part of German society."

Léna, Lucas, Eléna, Bas and Connor have known this from a young age: they were not born with the right sex in the right body. Between family rejection and medical wandering, their journey reveals their struggle to find a way out of their discomfort. Filmed in their daily lives, Lucas, Elena, Léna, Bas and Connor invite you to take a new look at the construction of male and female identity.

A fascinating journey of Colombian archaeologist and anthropologist Carlos Castaño, who returns to the place he accidentally discovered 30 years ago due to a forced detour on his way to the Amazon to the denominated the Sistine Chapel of Latin American archaeology.

100 years of family and contemporary history, told through the lives of women from four generations, beginning in 1914, when the director’s grandmother emigrated from Berlin to Hungary. This richly illustrated chronicle, assembled from private and historical images, traces the evolution of a German-Jewish family into Hungarian Catholics, from the middle class to life under socialism, and finally to a return to traditions led by the director’s daughter.

A few days before leaving the country, Pia sets up a farewell camp, without knowing that Nina plans to establish a distance commitment. A long night and several cups of coffee will make them hesitate about the future of their relationship.

Sherwin’s 1975 performance 'Paper Landscape' is a live interaction with his on-screen presence, filmed on super 8mm in Epping, London. Forty years later he has re-worked the idea for digital video and sound – recorded in the rice fields of Itoshima, Japan.

The film tells the story of the incredible fate of pianist Clara Haskil. She was celebrated very early as a prodigy. At the tender age of five, she was sent by her family from Bucharest to Vienna, and later, under the care of her strict uncle, to Paris to continue her studies. She will suffer from chronic health issues, survive two world wars, anti-Semitism, before having to go into exile in Vevey, Switzerland. That’s where she found the proper support, in the early fifties, to begin the career she deserved for so long, world fame and undeniable recognition.

Manuel waits impatiently in the bank of a square where his friend Juan is trying to finish telling his story. Manuel begins to show interest when he realizes that his partner is narrating the night itself that is happening and that everything points to a disastrous end.

Teenage girl, Anna, deals with her BAD habit whilst coming to terms with the effects it has on other people and dogs around her. Presenter Sarah-Jane Dawson follows Anna on the struggles she faces in her daily life. Will she quit and save little brother John or will she continue with her bad woman ways?

Juan, a young guitarrist that has inherited his father's business, meets Sofía, a girl who's about to get married. Together they start a road trip through Northern Chile, where they could seek answers to their destinies.

A billion miles from home, running low on fuel, and almost out of time. After 13 years traversing the Saturn system, the spacecraft Cassini is plunging to a fiery death, becoming part of the very planet it has been exploring. As it embarks on its final assignment - a one-way trip into the heart of Saturn - Horizon celebrates the incredible achievements and discoveries of a mission that has changed the way we see the solar system. Strange new worlds with gigantic ice geysers, hidden underground oceans that could harbour life and a brand new moon coalescing in Saturn's magnificent rings. As the world says goodbye to the great explorer Cassini, Horizon will be there for with a ringside seat for its final moments.

‘Films to Break Projectors’ glues, scrapes and splices 35mm, 16mm and 8mm film to create unprojectable celluloid collages. Reanimating the material reveals the colour music within and traces of ambiguous narratives that emerge from the complex loops.

An ensemble slice of life in a diner, where rap lyrics become part of the drama.

Luna illuminates but she has no light. Luna makes everything happen, but nothing happens in her. Luna comes out like every night… hoping to fill her void.

Philosopher Albert Meslay is a man who wrestles with the great problems of this world. He has opinions on everything, including the music festival. A mischievous master of wacky lectures.

An interview of Umberto Lenzi discussing the making of his film Almost Human.

Anubis, God of the underworld, judges the souls of the dead but disaster ensues when a lever breaks.

Multi-disciplinary artist Akiem Toussaint Buck combines spoken word, dance and portraiture to create a warm-hearted short film.

A drama film directed by George Ambrose.

A study into Town End Farm Working Men's Club in Sunderland, England. Like all working men's clubs, Town End Farm has struggled in the past decade to compete with the smoking ban, cheap supermarket alcohol and changing cultural attitudes. The film will be look at the reasons the club is in the position it's in, and how the club has shaped its member's lives.

The film is made up of a series of sequence shots on the sexes of a few people who tell us the story and the life of their sex.

A short film by Filippo Ticozzi.

The documentary film "Masala Chai" is about the working situation of tea cooks, the so called "chai wallahs" and their importance for the indian society.

Mariana is a transgender woman who has to resort to prostitution to be able to afford her sex-reassignment surgery. Her brother ('Manotas'), is an alcoholic addicted to betting. He pimps her and keeps most of the money. Things get complicated when 'Manotas' cannot pay a debt to 'Sick Man', a violent individual.

This film is based on a live performance, in which a modular video synthesizer generates mental spaces between floating and overwriting realities.

British surf explorer Mark Harris is taking the coastal road south, tracing the classic European surf trail from Cornwall to Morocco.

Poetic Theater of the Overlooked. Inspired by a dejected sofa left in the street, ‘Drag’ became a comic interruption of the rule of the road. A road test of materials, bylaws and nerve.

For the past two decades Didi Contractor has been passionately implementing her architectural visions in North West of India, the Kangra Valley, at the foot hills of the Himalayas combining rural traditions with modern requirements. This poetic documentary introduces us to her creations - houses built from clay, bamboo, slate and river stone, constructed in tribute to their natural surroundings. At the age of 86, Didi Contractor pursues her vision working day and night - dreaming her designs then designing her dreams. She sketches roughly, then proportions with pinpoint accuracy, the blueprints for economically and ecologically sustainability.

Filmed in stunning black and white, this immersive dive into the the lives of of the people of Quelepa, El Salvador feels as if a young Carlos Reygadas (SILENT LIGHT, POST TENEBRAS LUX) worked with Harvard’s Sensory Ethnography Lab to create an experimental slice of life that’s as vibrant as it is enigmatic. As we spend time with our central character, we slowly peel back the layers of his daily life and experiences catching glimpses of the people around him in this small mountain village teeming with history.

Bridgie (17) and Edwin (20) each get an internship in their chosen field. Edwin in Landscape Design and Bridgie as an event make-up artist. Meanwhile, Steffray Hocquin takes his first steps as a labor inspector.

On a ranch-style farm in south west of France, Jane Cavalieri, 14, lives protected by the love of her father Ludovic and his grandfather Papifou. The sudden death of her father, in a terrorist attack, plunges Jane into a waking dream.

The film follows a director and a couple of actors performing a 'who done it?' theatre production. When the star of the show turns out to have actually died, things take a dark turn.

J. S. Bach motets, sinfonias and cantate performed by the Tölzer Knabenchor and the Concentus Musicus Wien and conducted by Stefan Gottfried in Melk Parish Church, Lower Austria on 5 June 2017.

Step into the mesmerising world of 'Fern,' a visually arresting short film that defies categorisation, seamlessly blending elements of music video and fashion film with avant-garde filmmaking. Delving deep into the labyrinth of subjective reality and consciousness, 'Fern' unfolds a haunting narrative of love and turmoil between two youthful souls.

The trial of the highest Nazi leaders in Nuremberg at the end of World War II was not enough to annihilate totalitarian ideologies and their mechanisms of destruction. From Latin America to Cambodia, from the former Yugoslavia to Rwanda, the crimes against humanity and genocides committed in the last seventy years are a reason for the judiciary and civil society to fight impunity and prevent further tragedies.

An animated short resulting from a cross-disciplinary, arts-based research project at Sheffield Hallam University exploring the toilet as a place of exclusion and belonging. Toilet access is an important social and political issue and we need to fight for change. Through the stories of trans, Muslim, and disabled people, it shows how current toilet provisions prioritize some people’s needs at the expense of others.

A short film created by LGBT Age community members and a rare chance to witness the unique perspective of people who have lived through changes we now take for granted.

‘The Image that Spits, the Eye that Accumulates’ is a 11 minute digital and Kodachrome Super 16mm film converted to HD by artist filmmaker Rhea Storr. Her work explores the representation of Black and mixed-race cultures drawing on her rural upbringing and British Bahamian heritage. Set in Norfolk’s coastal village of Happisburgh the film navigates how a body, both two and three dimensional, acquires language. The human and photographic bodies must negotiate Norfolk’s eroding landscape. As notions of ‘I’ and ‘other’ disintegrate the images become unstable and unreliable alluding to the effects of coastal erosion on Happisburgh’s coastline and questioning ‘what place does a mixed-race body have in this landscape’. The Kodachrome film – overlaid with grainy family holiday photos and mobile phone footage – was once hailed for its vibrant colours and archival properties however it is now unable to be commercially produced.

What difference do you see between these ashes and the dust of the Milky Way? This film navigates between different textures that are part of nature: water, roots, tree bark. Because of the disparate scales, these things are shown in an abstract way. The movement of these elements in concert are what informs the identity of earth in progress.

In Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, the poverty of the population and wealth of the subsoil remain irreconcilable, taking the lives of hundreds of miners. Did you know that your health also depends on your work?

Narration of one of the most lacerating events in the history of this municipality in the Sierra de Cádiz: the murder of 15 neighbors, without trial or formation of any cause. Some of these victims had fled in September 1936 but ended up returning to the municipality, probably in February 1937. It was on that date that the town's Falangists arrested them and executed them, and not as previously thought in the summer of 1936. Several survivors and relatives of those massacres narrate what the arrests of the women and the shootings were like. They also talk about the exhumation of the bodies of these 15 women, where for many years family and friends have brought flowers.

I knew my father briefly before he died in 2009. Symbolic and fragmented my relationship with him was an assemblage and a mismatch of lost memories, hauntings and a stark, mundane reality that was impossible to synchronise. Forcing the positive and negative to coalesce they jostle for prominence, drifting together and apart, irresolvable.

Over a period of more than ten years, this film documents the ups and downs of Hamburg's largest construction site. The program documents the construction of Hamburg's Elbphilharmonie concert hall. From the initial sketches to the opening of the so-called Plaza, the decisive phases of construction were filmed from the start of construction work until 2016. The team was given access to every nook and cranny and followed the production of particularly characteristic elements.