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From Tuesday to Friday, I see a lot of Ava McLoughlin. I love her; you will too. Here is what I see of Ava in a week.

The captain of a sinking doesn't want to come across as needy...

“How should those who come after us be warned of danger?” A film about the search for the German-German nuclear waste repository – between warning signs, feedback loops, flowing flocks of birds and the area between sign and object.

One summer afternoon in the countryside, three siblings, tired of being bored at their grandmother’s house, set off for the bakery to buy some snacks.

A sick man is overcome with resentment and spite toward his dying wife, whom he has been caring for during her illness.

A lonely gay boy becomes increasingly frustrated after he falls deeply in love with a straight man.

Years after drifting apart, two former lovers reunite at their old school for what may be their final day together. As they wander through parks, woodlands and riverside paths, Summer and Mia attempt to navigate the space between friendship and the feelings they never truly left behind. But beneath the awkward laughter, shared memories, and unfinished conversations lies the painful understanding that some relationships can survive everything, except time.

In the seventeenth century a favorite form of entertainment among French Jesuits was a religious instructional tool taking an appearance of a board game. The game is played on a two-dimensional field arranged as a monocursal labyrinth...

Through a visual poem of words, dance, and matters, the colossal forms of cement mixers in a deserted factory become transformative spaces. The notion of labor and motherhood is redefined through these looming metallic bodies of resonance—concrete mixers treated as reproductive organs, sites of a life’s work.

Ella Verneuil Capulet arrives at Jamie Murdock's apartment to borrow their gun.

In a future where nature exists only in dreams and cinema, a woman takes mind-altering pills to experience a lost world.

After a software developer completes a task assigned by a new superior, abnormalities occur during his journey home.

Laisul, a Bangladeshi immigrant now living in the UK, attempts to navigate Birmingham through driving lessons, conversations in cars, and phone calls from home. Filmed inside vehicles and among construction sites, blocked roads, and sprawling South Asian neighbourhoods on the city’s outskirts, the work reflects on mobility, belonging, and displacement, while offering a glimpse into the lives of Bangladeshi communities who have made Birmingham their home. As the artist learns to drive in a city seemingly built around cars, encounters with friends, driving instructors, and archival traces of Bangladeshi political figures reveal Birmingham’s deep connections to Bangladesh and its diaspora. Moving between intimate conversations and urban observation, the film unfolds as a portrait of a city in transition, where personal experiences intersect with migration, infrastructure, and histories that continue to travel between Birmingham and Bangladesh.

Maurice, the longest-running queer association in Turin, celebrates 40 years of activity. Always going against the grain, navigating contradictions and being shaped by them. Over fifty testimonies aim to reconstruct a collective history that belongs to us and to the entire city, with the direct thread of that “mixité” that has been defined over time as a necessary key to understanding the encounter between the diverse subjectivities that have recognized themselves in this project.

While cleaning out his grandmother's living room, a young man discovers a mysterious lamp and accidentally frees the spirit of an eccentric genie,

A left-handed snail, unable to reproduce with other right-handed snails, sets off on a long journey to find love.

Berta and Nora, sisters, spend one last weekend together at the family house on the Costa Brava. The silence between them reveals what neither knows how to say.

Fifteen years after becoming a global phenomenon, The World's Tallest Man: The Next Chapter follows Sultan Kösen as he faces the true cost of life as the world's tallest man -- exploring whether fame and love delivered the future he dreamed of.

A show about a few facts.

At a high-school graduation party, a fleeting moment between two friends almost becomes something more. A year later, one of them is still searching for the warmth and connection he hasn’t felt since, holding onto the longing and trying to grasp a feeling that’s slipped away.

Katia lives in Berlin since 2022, she is fleeing a war. As she reflects on the deep wounds that a war can leave, she tells Yann how important and inevitable it is to try to be happy.

Four years ago, Putin’s Russia launched a large-scale imperialist war of aggression against Ukraine. The Ukrainian people then rose up in resistance and have been multiplying experiments in self-organization to confront this aggression. Many feminist, environmentalist, unionist, anarchist, and libertarian activists have joined the active and armed resistance. Their collective embodies an anti-authoritarian Ukraine that echoes the experience a century ago of the anarchist Nestor Makhno, inspiring their struggle against the Russian occupation forces’ attempts to block their path to freedom.

Queer Palestinians in London and Paris navigate the intersections between their national identity and sexuality.

A teenager who loves play with his video games is suddenly burglarized. He then uses a surprising way to cope with his problems.

Diane de Poitiers drank gold to stay beautiful. Those who agree to play that game always end up losing themselves in it.

In Southern Bangladesh, hungry wild elephants trapped by the world’s largest refugee camp are rampaging over the land of local farmers. The result is a tense three-way stand-off between the refugees, local Bengalis and indigenous farmers, worsening already strained ethnic tensions. In 2017 Bangladesh opened its arms to nearly a million Rohingya who fled a violent regime of ethnic cleansing in Myanmar. But the camp built to house them unknowingly blocked the last migratory corridor for the local elephant population. With no easy escape, a Rohingya refugee, an indigenous farmer, a Bengali forest ranger and the shrinking population of wild elephants find themselves trapped in an impossible fight for land, freedom and a place to call home.