Rosedale: The Way It Is

Racial tensions soared as the Spencers, a middle-class black family moved into Rosedale, a Queens white working-class neighborhood. In this 1976 documentary, Bill Moyers examines the fear, hatred and courage generated as

Najib Amhali: Vol = Vol

My Boyfriend is a Demon

Mary, a lonely, small-town girl, in an effort to gain the acceptance and friendship of her peers, creates a “finsta” account for a nonexistent, seemingly perfect guy, appearing to be her boyfriend. After apparently manif

Big George Is Dead

Returning to England from Trinidad and Tobago for one night only, a former trickster finds that old friends and communities have moved on.

Shin Min Kyoung's People I Met in Argentina

When Love is Young

Tom and Dick, young boys of the country, are chums. Their sorrows and joys are shared; what belongs to one belongs to the other. One beautiful summer morn, Eleanor, a pretty young miss from the city, comes to the small t

Love is Not Enough

The love and lives of recent college graduates and the pitfalls they must overcome dating and in corporate America.

Time is a Place

In a twisting fantasy, a paramedic is possessed by desire for a man she discovers at the scene of an accident. Two strangers, a woman and a man, are haunted by a recurring dream they seem to share night after night. Thei

A Whale Is A Whale Is A Whale

A tribute to the disappearing Arabian humpback whale population, tracing its near extinction as a consequence of the high-speed development of the Persian Gulf.

Who Holds Who?

The film Who Holds Who? tells the story of two men who look alike but come from vastly different backgrounds: Qian Fusheng, a successful entrepreneur, and Fan Dazhi, a rural migrant worker. Due to a twist of fate, they a

Transatlantic: More Never Is Enough

More Never Is Enough contains, as the title suggests, more live footage of the Whirld Tour 2010 for the insatiable fans. More precisely, this 5-disc release features two additional concerts of the band: On the 2 DVDs the

No Man Is an Island

An older man begins dancing in a public square, oblivious to the laughing gawkers who pass by. He seems to want to engage the attention of a young man sitting on a bench who begins weeping. A group of youngsters mimics a

Juf Roos is jarig

Hip hip hurray, it is Miss Roos' birthday! Of course she organizes a nice birthday party and everyone is invited. Miss Roos her funny neighbor, Gijs, adorns the colorful mill in which Miss Roos lives. But Gijs uses way t

I Know What It's Like to Be Dead

A previously unreleased provocation from queer cinema’s outrageous auteur Bruce LaBruce

God Is Watching

Performance artist David Hoyle recounts his first time attending a gay club – transcending boundaries as he enters a ‘forbidden world’ denied to him through his religious upbringing. He revels in this safe space, shroude

The Sea Is Blue

A stop motion fable explains how the ocean got its color.

No One Is Responsible

As technology advances by leaps and bounds, teachers have been replaced by AI. In the classroom, the male protagonist struggles between truth and the errors of big data recognized by society. At the same time, he faces t

YESTERDAY IS ANOTHER DAY

On an ordinary day, the young man skipped school with the young woman. The couple went into the forest before things will never be the same.

The Black Box is Orange

Follows a multimodal, autobiographical essay that deploys both personal memory and incomplete archives to reflect on a childhood in a militarized border town.

There is No Accident

Alajos, a pharmacist, has just married Klári, a poor tutoresse. Klári finds a diamond ring among the wedding presents, complete with farewell letter to thank her for all those happy hours of love. The husband, a man who