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Expertly shot with high definition, 4K and slow motion cameras, this official souvenir Blu-ray is a superb way to re-live all the action from the Royal International Air Tattoo 2017. A series of spectacular flypasts and displays ensured the USAF's 70th anniversary was celebrated in style at the world famous airshow. The 2-hour main feature includes displays by the F-22 Raptor' and the USAF Thunderbirds plus a special formation flypast with the Red Arrows. You'll also enjoy the surprise appearance of a stealth B-2 Spirit. Highlights include the UK display debut of the French Air Force's Couteau Delta team flying two Mirage 2000D fighter aircraft; the Midnight Hawks team from Finland and the Ukrainian Air Force Sukhoi Su-27 'Flanker'. In-cockpit cameras give dramatic views of the action during many of the displays including the RAF Typhoon FGR.4, French Air Force Rafale Cand Turkish Air Force F-16C display 'Solo Turk'.

Retro is in style. Whether it’s simply nostalgia for the designers’ childhoods or a genuine, widespread trend, Pierre Boulay and François Morel explore the origins of this uniquely French phenomenon. In the age of high definition and 4K, pixelated games continue to attract fans.

In the highlands of Tigray - northern Ethiopia - on the edge of the escarpment that descends steeply to the Danakil dessert, Hagos Mashisho and Desta Gidey have toiled and struggled for years to turn the rugged slopes of the East African Rift Valley into fertile ground. They have grown crops here not only to feed themselves and their family, but also to share with others, in particular the pilgrims who regularly pass by on their way to the monastery of Gundagundo. Touched by the kindness of their hosts, the pilgrims have given them the biblical names "Abraham" and "Sarah". The film explores the work ethos and grace of these Tigrean farmers: the cheerful mood with which they do what needs to be done; the devotedness to the tasks at hand; the coordinated movements of humans and animals as they work when ploughing, sowing, harvesting, threshing; - and finally those moments of invocation when the dependence on nature and the transcendent are acknowledged.

Short movie by Daniele Puppi.

A residential tower block in East London. The clicks and growls that are constantly being created by the building’s inner workings. Its vibrations, electric wiring, heathers, exhaust pipes, plumbing, etc, create a variety of sounds which permeate our living habitats.

The face is the spatial structured organization that covers the head.

Maia and Devi, two women who are part of the machinery of a system that is responsible for defining what is good and what is not. Eugene: born to do good. Its mission is as clear as it is implacable: to clean society, purify it, make the world a better place, eliminate from the streets any inappropriate, unproductive or useless individual: sick, disabled, murderers ... the list is long and the only possible justice is the one they impart with their own hands.

On December 21, 2017, the writer Heinrich Böll would have turned 100. In the Federal Republic, Böll, who received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1972, was tremendously present and well-known. His criticism of media hectoring, his commitment to peace and his solidarity with the weaker made him, the writer, a kind of moral authority. Whoever wants to get to know him anew today - 33 years after his death - discovers a personality with amazingly modern, timelessly topical sides, with themes and concerns that today, far more than 30 years after his death, have a completely new meaning again: Anti-fascism, pacifism, the fight against media agitation, personal freedom, solidarity and comprehensive humanity. In Tina Srowig's documentary, Böll's son René, his publisher Reinhold Neven DuMont and friends and companions recall important stages, great successes, turbulent conflicts and very human, moving and amusing moments in the writer's life.

The documentary "Las Huellas Del Cerrejón" compiles the experiences of some people who live next to the largest coal mine in the world: Cerrejón. The "responsible mining" as the extraction of coal that is carried out here is called has dried up the waters of the department and has led its inhabitants to deep sadness and despair, however, they remain strong and united in the fight to defend the land where they were born.

Handball was invented in Germany on October 29, 1917. Initially as a women's sport and later as the well-known, fast and competitive game that has clearly become the number two ball sport in Germany after soccer. This film delves deep into the archives and traces the eventful past of handball. It spans the arc from the 1936 Olympic victory to the 1978 and 2007 World Championships right up to the present day. The sensational success of the German handball team, who surprisingly became European champions in Poland in 2016, forms the backdrop.

Throughout the year, we will follow a creature that lives near us and is part of many fairy tales... Not so long ago, the most widespread beast in the world was the wolf. But today the red fox took first place. And it didn't happen by accident. Evolution has equipped her with remarkable abilities and excellent senses. The fox can adapt to human society and changes in the natural environment. Even the extreme conditions of the mountains in winter. But the life of a fox is not easy even in other seasons.

1910. Charlotte Dufrène, a former demimondaine secluded in elegant society close to Paris, has to accept a strange proposal: to become the pretend companion of Raymond Roussel, an eccentric writer and secret homosexual. She would spend twenty-three years by his side, accompanying him right to the end of a hallucinated quest. From Brussels, where she then retreats, she recalls the day preceding this decisive meeting and the flamboyant celebration that was then given in her honor. Letters sent by Charlotte Dufrène between 1933 and 1964 support this narrative.

The recipe for one of the most famous and boring dishes in Quebec (Canada).

Luna Stone, Eclectic Michelle and Sabrina Slayer are three young drag queens looking to become artists. In pursuit of that goal, they will have to learn to cope with personal experiences and deal with various social reactions.

Childhood friends and fans of violent paintball games, Louis and Polo are two young cooks in Normandy. Louis dreams of going to Paris but Polo does everything to stop him for fear of losing his friend.

Four acclaimed British urban musicians - Terri Walker, Shakka, Diztortion and Saskilla - return to their cultural roots, making new music inspired by their homelands along the way.

While teaching me how to cook Jollof Rice, my grandmother tells me about her experience back home in Ghana as it became the first African country to gain independence from colonial rule, and her life in the UK since moving to London in the 1960's.

A film about the Bundesliga and DFB-Pokal winning Cologne football team from 1977/1978.

Italian independent filmaker Chiara Caterina and Venice based sound artist Nicola Di Croce spent together a long time photographing, filming, writing and recording in a deep exploration of Basilicata region, Southern Italy, “in search of its pieces of bitterness and wonder”. Il mondo di sotto is the result of this audiovisual inquiry that crosses landscapes, territories and elements from the high mountains of Pollino to the underground world of mines in the Val d’Agri area, 100 mt below the surface of the earth. They walked in the rain and sunshine, meeting people, experiencing desolate places and flourishing plateaus, water and ground, finding a sense of landscape animated by the magical, but aiming at exploring coexistences and divergences between modernity and traditions, past and present, artificial and natural, terrestrial and subterranean.

It’s the story of two twins. One of them is ready to spend an afternoon on the riverside with his mates until he is confronted with an extreme situation that will force him to decide if he will fight for his friends or for his brother.

In the warm intimacy of a bedroom, an illegitimate couple discover each other and abandon themselves to the forbidden. Heavily hemmed in by desire, they don't hear the husband, who returns home and slowly makes his way to the bedroom.

Oscar returns to the city that banished him, now as a woman. His father is dying and his younger brother full of resentment. Oscar will have to overcome his own pain to heal the wounds left when he parted.

A group of women lives on an island subdued by black hands of stones. To free themselves they must break the heavy rocks that they carry on their backs and reveal themselves against the established regime.

The documentary presents two families of waste sorters living in Montevideo, who are trying to get ahead after having lost their working tools: their horses. While Daniel and Matías try, with the help of their union, to get their recently seized horse back, Marcelo and Alicia are trying to get a vehicle of their own so they can return the workhorse they have borrowed. Having been cast out to the outskirts of Montevideo, we get to meet these endearing people in the privacy of their own homes and through their daily struggles. They gracefully get through bearing a very unfavorable reality, with great optimism and perseverance.

An improvised essay about improvisation. Shot in the Brazilian Amazon and Europe before Brexit, Trump and Bolsonaro, Gingerella (RockaFela) explores the meaning of freewill, dance and synchronization in the age of populism.

The experiences of a journey across South America are developing differents thoughts, ideas, concepts, preconcepts, memories and impressions of how, what for, and why people set off on a journey. Just like the trip is built in the memory, it is also built from emotion and perception.

Beatrice Vio has been fencing since she was five; she used to do it standing and now she does it sitting. When she was twelve, she had her four limbs amputated due to complications from meningitis, which didn't stop her pursuing the sport she loves and becoming a world champion at the age of nineteen. With the implacable support of her family, she has defied all limitations and expectations. This short documentary is a window into the extraordinary, that becomes ordinary, of Beatrice's life.

There was once a bounty hunter so skilled at taking his preys life, that people called him the Reaper. He was a legend, until he found the love of his life and retired. But one day he found his wife dead, killed by a group of fanatics.

After the long journey everything seems to be going to plan but what happens when the banana navigation system deactivates.

Palenque is a rhythmic portrait of San Basilio de Palenque, the first town in the Americas to have broken free from European domination.

The maker, born in 1977, made this montage film about his endlessly fascinating year of birth. In Italy the streets were full of groups protesting, there were deaths during riots in Rome, Milan and Bologna, while armed movements attacked politicians and journalists. At the same time, there was a creative boom on many fronts, punk broke through and Elvis died.

Late one night, Henry returns home from a long day’s work. Whilst his family sleep soundly upstairs, he wanders around the house, longing to break free from the ‘perfect’ world he’s built around himself. Tired and exasperated, Henry is drawn to his garden shed, where he finds his own particular form of release, far away from prying eyes.

Exploring the dark temptations of man in a sexually derelict landscape, a man separated from society seeks the company of a bottled locust.

A girl meets a girl, they cross their glance and everything changes. Suddenly you are dazzled, you are full of the other, you feel with intensity of every single second that is vanishing. From the uncertainty, being vulnerable, you seek persistently every trace of reality. Mònica, a thirty-something filmmaker, tries to share what emerges in the attempt of seeing her first (female) lover, Sarai, while she is trying to find the mystery of the eyes that fascinated her.