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On the way to creating a new future, the New Jewish Filmmaking Project is rediscovering the past. 11 young storytellers, ages 15-25, collaborated with Citizen Film’s team of documentary professionals to create a multimed
During her semester break, a girl went to the beach with her small camera to capture the moments that happened around her.
A compelling short film that explores the parallels between physical and mental health, challenging perceptions by highlighting the hidden battles of mental illness and the stigma attached. It emphasizes the need for emp
Short documentary featuring interviews and live musical performances from the members of The Cowgirl Sweethearts, a lesbian country western band.
The Squirrel of Death has lost his queue. With it, his motivation and self esteem also disappeared. So he decides to go and look for it ...
Only two of the nine Parra Sandoval brothers are still alive: the eldest and the youngest. Óscar Parra was born in 1930 in Chillán, and developed his artistic life far from the academic classrooms of Nicanor, the Europea
When a child is born, a dream factory is inaugurated that tends to fail over time. Betina is always willing to re-signify its fuels to maintain its high level of production.
Continuing his award-winning cycle, Sir John Eliot Gardiner leads the London Symphony Orchestra, his Monteverdi Choir and three talented, young, actors from the Guildhall School in a landmark performance of Mendelssohn’s
I Don't Like The Boys is a project inspired by the international campaign "It Gets Better" that brought together people from all different backgrounds and life stories to shine a light on same-sex relationships. It is a
The silhouette of a giant wave about to engulf fragile boats: this image of suspended fate has traveled the world in the form of postcards, posters, and advertisements. Why such success? How did an image so deeply rooted
Mexican feature film
A techno driven stroboscopic climate fiction film written in conversation with various Amazon warehouse workers. Initially inspired by the proposed plans for the U.S. government to install their fragile predictive superc
Humphrey B. Love visits anthropologist Dr. Pretorius Fitzenstein for his 100th podcast episode. Dr. Fitzenstein has placed three subjects inside a house and is watching what the effects a mysterious black skull has on th