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Experimental documentary on the children of navy personnel - a study of packing and unpacking, movement, loss and memory.
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Experimental documentary on the children of navy personnel - a study of packing and unpacking, movement, loss and memory.
Nostalgia takes the center stage in this silent short about two college students finding middle ground in a disagreement over what kind of camera is the superior one.
A horse who runs his family’s egg farm is tasked with getting a shipment of eggs to a customer, but this proves more complicated than it seems. Along the way, he learns about reconnecting with his childhood dream.
Visit two awe-inspiring state parks in West Texas: first, Big Bend Ranch, located on the Rio Grande River and home to a vast backcountry you can only explore on unpaved desert roads, and second, Palo Duro Canyon, a 20-mi
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has led to an influx of young people from diverse backgrounds, including skaters, to seek refuge in Tbilisi and Georgia in general. This accounts for the non-homogeneity of the group of pe
Documentary feature about Kyrgyzstan, the home of the poet Tschingis Aitmatov and his characters, encounters with nomads, Kyrgyz traditions and the impressive scenery.
The “Raging Reporter” Egon Erwin Kisch (1885-1948) was one of the most significant journalists of the 1920s and 30s. He wrote from a communist point of view, in language that sparkled with humor. Historic photographs and
What You See Is Where You're At is a disturbing collage of found and archived recordings constructs a profile of renegade psychotherapist R. D. Laings anti-psychiatry movement. In 1965, a community of 20 people-anti-psyc
Elementary school swimming lesson. Warm-up, jump into the water and underwater ballet. The camera embraces the whole group, but also closely follows the emotions on individual faces. The children experience the whole gam
In Aswan, Hassan arrives in the village coming from Cairo, trying to get to the lives of his local friends and learn about the details of their own daily routine, but soon he meets Eissa.
This remarkable portrait of Princess Diana examines her life following her divorce from Prince Charles. She is assailed by doubts and uncertainties, but still achieves great good for her family, herself and the world.
Three years ago, Walter and Nadia began what seemed to to be the most unusual relationship. Getting used to the 17 year age difference was a struggle for Walter. A big struggle. All is well, until Walter's niece moves to
In this tender and inspired short, the director sets delicate sand imagery to a conversation with her grandmother who experienced WWII in Kobe. -JAPAN CUTS: Festival of New Japanese Film
Dagmar Schürrer's answer to this question probably lies somewhere out there: in the infinite ocean of possibilities—in the symbiotic interplay between cinema, art space, and digital space.
Los Angeles hasn't changed Chris - he's a Manchester lad, born and gluten-free bread. Tricksy wordplay, niche references, and jaw-dropping freestyle raps from an award-winning 'virtuoso' (Guardian). He promises to pronou
A short documentary capturing the making of her sophomore album, SOS.
Maya, a farmer, fights against the prejudice of being a woman in a rural area.
Educational short film about traffic accidents.
At an abandoned gas station, the paths of Rue, Halley and Rayleigh cross and unravel through layers of time, where their memories and the impact of choices on each other link the past and the present inextricably togethe
The final ever concert performed by The Blackout at Merthyr Tydfil Leisure Centre on 28 March 2015. The film also includes a feature length documentary telling the story of the band.