Under the Canopy
A participatory document from the Andean-Amazonian foothills challenges the colonial narrative of the jungle as an uninhabited wilderness and the victim of natural resource exploitation. Indigenous peoples are taking an
A participatory document from the Andean-Amazonian foothills challenges the colonial narrative of the jungle as an uninhabited wilderness and the victim of natural resource exploitation. Indigenous peoples are taking an
An insignificant image goes viral and changes everything…
A group of young people decides to organize the filming of The Date using only their own resources, while artificial intelligence takes on an increasingly important role in society.
When his car breaks down on the side of the road, a driver in a hurry is forced to stop and sit with the stillness he’s been outrunning.
When Penghu is remembered only for its beaches and fireworks, where do the stories of everyday life and memory go? In the alleys of Magong, a small bookstore chooses to slow things down. Through walking tours, local mark
“I have lived my life in the slipstream of experience.” – Elizabeth Jane Howard
Blue ceases to be merely a color and becomes a persistent presence—an everyday reality that takes hold each day; it carries a weight, a meaning, and a past that still dwells within it.
Two angels wander around the Duwamish River Valley. Asking questions, feeling feelings.
The rework for The Church
A teenage girl has to move from her mom's house to her aunt's.
At the beginning of the 20th century, a man falls from his horse and dies at a three-village crossroads in Diyarbakır. A Muslim Kurdish mullah, an Armenian Christian priest, and a Yezidi Kurdish Sheikh come together to d
The Dog spent peaceful, ordinary days — taking walks in the park, playing games on the computer, and sometimes going to the polling station. If everyone wishes for peace, why do people continue to fight?
When Trize notices that her friend, Mia, disappears every day at exactly 12:12 to make a private phone call, she becomes determined to find out who’s on the other end.
Four young piglets go on a workplace visit with their school, getting a sneak peak into their possible future at ‘The Happy Pig Brand’.
Upon meeting for the first time, Catherine and Geoff debate their spiritual beliefs. The conversation ends poorly, yet causes them to reevaluate their views.