Travel Portraits: Brazil - Candomblé
A capoeira master explains candomblé, the ancestral cult of the orixás, deities who arrived from Africa with the slaves.
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A capoeira master explains candomblé, the ancestral cult of the orixás, deities who arrived from Africa with the slaves.
The lagoon city of Aveiro is located on the west coast of Portugal, between Lisbon and Porto. The city is characterized by its many small canals, on which the famous moliceiros sail—colorful gondola-like boats made of pi
Paul and Sophie, interns at a mysterious London firm, become steadily aware their employers Humphrey and Dennis are anything but conventional – they are disrupting the world of magic by bringing modern corporate strategy
Kashash is a pigeon breeder in Damascus. One of them tells us about his passion.
Going down a river in a raft
Because of the health emergency, this year we cannot actively commemorate the anniversary of the Portella massacre. Let’s find out what witness Serafino Petta thinks.
A whole new town able to house 30,000 people was built by the Italians in the 1930s, in the remote little island of Leros. More than 100,000 people lived there since.
The adoration of Jesús Malverde, the Mexican Robin Hood
Portrait of a small town.
The film portrays the everyday lives of seven ambitious artists from Malawi and Ghana who are torn between authenticity, making a living, global recognition, and stereotypical expectations.
A journey of self-awareness, addressing premature judgments and redemption.
Actor Ville Virtanen visits his elderly aunt Ulla Perho-Nummikoski, who once saved a forest which became important to both. Together they reflect on the bond between human and nature.
A traditional culinary delicacy known only by the locals
A tribute to Jacques Prévert which explains how to paint a portrait of a bird step by step
New Year's traditions in Iran
Documentation of different types, costumes and habits from Portugal.
This anthropological film was made with the students of the Vilnius Pedagogical Institute as part of Karla Gruodis’ seminar on feminist theory in the early 1990s. Our Portraits brings together a group of women chosen and
A personal documentary that, through archival family footage, shows the relationship between the director and her grandmother. It follows the experience of slowly losing her as her illness progresses, how she processed i
A second frame is added to the picture of portrait of a young woman in such a way that the vertical colored patterns can move in a tight formation, precisely and synchronously, there is no space between them. What is the