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Filmmaker Gets Shot During Interview
Director Kristoffer Borgli gets shot during an interview in LA about the US release of his film Sick of Myself.
Slower Animals
While aimlessly following a winter goose migration across the American south, a professor slips in and out of childhood memories that all surround a forgotten trauma. This short animated film explores the ways we are shaped; both by what we remember and what we forget.
How Are You, Baba?
“Baba” spent 30 years of his life working in Saudi Arabia while his daughters grew up in Cairo. Much of their relationship was created and preserved through videos exchanged over the years. When they are reunited, none of the family members completely manage to abandon this form of communication, as if trapped in the logic of exile.
Veranada
“Veranada” (summer pasture) opens a small window into the fascinating way of life of the Malargüe herders. The film moves through the eyes of Don Arturo, a gaucho who travels on his horse around the Argentina Andes Mountains in search of greener grasslands to feed his goats and sheep. In this remote community, herders depend on the one necessary resource to survive: water nourishes the plants in the meadows which feed the herds. This story is about Don Arturo’s tenacious yet hopeful will to survive amidst a world affected by climate change, severe drought.
The Most Beautiful Places in Chicago
Chicago is full of places that take your breath away, from gilded lobbies to verdant parks and eye-bending skyscrapers to glorious sacred spaces. Geoffrey Baer has seen a lot of these stunning locations while exploring the Chicago area for his WTTW documentaries, and his newest special takes you even further into The Most Beautiful Places in Chicago.
I Am Home
As time goes on and the world around us shifts, we adapt and change. Although we might look different, deep down we are still the same. We are made from Mother Earth – mud, wood, love, and patience.
Where the Sun Always Shines
The residents of a quintessential but neglected British seaside town grapple with research suggesting that their home could disappear within their lifetimes due to the climate crisis.
Attacking Life
After a gruesome shark attack, Brett Connellan woke in hospital to be told he may never walk again. Attacking Life follows Brett’s mental and physical recovery, and is an intimate exploration of a young man living life with a second chance.
Tri Âm: Người Giữ Thời Gian
My Tam will realistically depict all the psychological and emotional developments of joy and sorrow, difficulties and sublimation during the performance of the historic Tri Am Liveshow with precious footage filmed in 2 years.
10 Days in the Forest
Filmed over the course of 10 days in a temperate rainforest in the Chilean Patagonian fjords, this documentary reflects on connections, encounters, and how fungi fuel dreams.
66: Reis do Interior
A documentary about the greatest soccer team to ever play in Comercial FC, accompanied by many testimonials of sport journalists, and ex-soccer players, besides a lot of previously lost historical footages. A movie made by fans, for fans
Dans les ruines de Mossoul - Don’t Come Back
July 2017, liberated Mosul lies in ruins. Ghadeer, a young journalist who took refuge in Brussels after the Islamic State took the city, decides to abandon the promise of a future in Europe to return to his people. With a few friends, he founded Radio One FM, a station independent of any religious, community or political affiliation, which could help restore peace. The first two years were those of utopia for this volunteer team: thanks to journalistic work documenting the country's difficulties, Radio One gained a national audience. But economic difficulties and the growing pressure of militias linked to the political clans fighting for control of Iraq finally got the better of the enterprise.
Disquiet
Lis Rhodes’ latest essay film Disquiet, made against the backdrop of the pandemic, continues her ongoing project of documenting and drawing attention to the progressive eradication of justice, equality and individual liberties as a consequence of neoliberal capitalism. Using still images, sound, text and her distinctive voice-over, Rhodes calls out the evils of globalisation whilst taking a truly global approach in her incisive analysis. From the atomic destruction of Hiroshima to the conquest of the skies, Disquiet draws connections between the local, the transnational, and even the extra-terrestrial, in order to untangle the relationship between violence and profit. As Rhodes poignantly asks: ‘can warnings warn, when violence is a profitable industry?’
encore debout
"The trees that are here while you weren't here will also greet you when you leave."
Made in the Cell
Created during Carter and Ben’s ISS (In School Suspension) as a documentation of the day and examination of the isolating effects of it, Made in the Cell is an amateur documentary about shenanigans and boredom.
Mr. Universe Tourism 2023
MR. UNIVERSE TOURISM 2023
Mr. Philippines, Erik Lennart Visser
Bali Nusa Dua Theatre, Bali, Indonesia
March 19, 2023
William & Harry: An Uneasy Truce
Examining the relationship between the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Sussex, using a combination of archive material and interviews to explore the truth behind the headlines
Sounds of Heaven
İstanbul’s religious music scene has always been tremendously assorted and colourful since the city was not only the capital of empires, but also the heart of main monotheistic religions. On this scene, Hellenes, Jews, Armenians, Syriacs, and Muslims contributed to and significantly nourished each other. Regardless of whoever influenced or affected whom, followers of different religions have had a convergence, a common art and style of expression throughout history. Music that brings humans together and connects them with the divine, despite different languages and religions, has been the most essential, effective, and dominant expression throughout history. Art, in that respect, happens to be our common cultural heritage as the most virtual product that humanity has brought forth.
The Diagonal Force
In this film, co-written with Julie Morel, we find the same power and energy intact and deployed in two stages. First of all, four portraits in which we learn that practising art or thought has enabled each of the subjects to live through and confront the traumas born of social violence. For one of them it’s voluntary exile and survival thanks to the inner strength brought about by singing, for another, it’s retreating from the world and into writing. And for each of them, a unique path.
Le minotaure, c'est moi ! Picasso et les taureaux
De wilde waard
The Alblasserwaard is a beautiful classic old Dutch meadow area, where you will find vast meadows, lakes, long ditches, windmills and lots of wild animals. It is the habitat of black-tailed godwits, purple herons, hares, barnacle geese, roe deer, moor frogs, marsh harriers and argus butterflies. We follow these animals at defining moments in their lives and discover the challenges they face in order to survive.
Paris Marseille, meilleures ennemies ?
The Parisians talk about it, the Marseillais talk loudly. The Parisians are stressed, the Marseillais are slackers. This war of clichés has long been a source of fantasy and soccer stadium slogans. What if we tried to find out more? Let's travel between Marseille and Paris, in the story of two rivals who love to hate each other.
We, The Women
Through three generations of women in her family, the director reflects on the joys of women’s bonds and resilience but also on the devastating impact of traditional gender roles, gender violence and the suffocating weight of religion.
Vai Cavalo
Dirlinho and his cousin’s childhood is marked by deprivation and violence. They try to escape by working as jockeys. While the punters bet on them, they gamble with their lives for a better future by riding doped horses.
Film Dedicated to Water and Trees
An unfinished abstract film by Florian Yuriev that the author worked on in the 1970s and was thought to be lost. The materials were found, restored and edited after Yuriev's death by director Oleksiy Radynski, preserving the original idea and visual images of Yuriev.
The Ups and Downs of Herb and Jan Conn
Together Herb and Jan Conn opened people’s eyes to new worlds of exploration through their hundreds of firsts ascents in the Needles, their discovery of a vast underworld with seemingly infinite potential, and the literary, cartographic, artistic, and musical repertory they created -- all of which will continue to inspire people with an itch to explore, beneath or above the surface.
Lodz Kaliska: Classic Artists of the Absurd
The history of the phenomenon of Łódź Kaliska presented in a Monty-Pythonesque style. Łódź Kaliska is among the most eminent and original artistic groups in Poland, which has been continuously active on the avant-garde scene for 44 years.
Boris Schniderman 2: The Blade of the Musician
Boris finds new success in his music career after moving on from guitar and becoming a cover artist. During this new path in his career he makes new enemy's who attempt to destroy him and his career, as he is followed by a documentary crew who captures the reality of his life.
Pain Exercises
A passage over the pregnant body through the prisms Territory, Terrain, Terra. A questioning of belonging. An attempt to sketch the polyphonic call of the mother, to draw the navel as the scar of the maternal presence
Remains
Join Eske Willerslev on a research tour of the US where 10,000-year-old bones may tell us about the first Americans, but where ethical and personal dilemmas pile up in the Danish professor’s encounters with today's indigenous peoples. Danish researcher Eske Willerslev has spent more than 10 years travelling around the US to study the genomic data and what it can tell us about the early humans. A journey in which his encounters with indigenous tribes, who are today fighting to have the remains of their ancestors reburied, forces Willerslev to reconsider his own position and possible biases in his interpretation of the ambiguous data. His objective ideals as a scientist are put to the test in the encounter with the Paiute-Shoshone tribe, leading the Danish scientist to a terrifying spiritual experience.
