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When Will the Winter of 2022 End?
With this personal video diary from Kyiv, artist Hanna Trofimova manages to make us comprehend something of how the war infiltrates and destroys life and everyday routines, even if one’s own apartment has not been hit by a bomb yet. Images of an oppressive “normality” between alarm sirens and explosions are combined with the touching words of a young woman who tries not to lose herself and her life to the new reality.
TMZ No BS: Jennifer Lopez
Dive into the highs and lows of the life (and loves) of JLo, and how she became the most impressive force in entertainment for over 3 decades.
Education Lost
Through amateur film material, Educación Perdida formulates a portrait of Ecuador through the exercises of power in the act of filming that the film archive proposes. This film is a subjective wandering through the turbulent paths of an unfortunate nation.
Letters from Shengal
In the Summer of 2014, the Islamic State invaded Shengal, the Ezidi capital in Kurdistan (Iraq). The plan was to exterminate the ethnical/religious minority who were despised and called “devil worshippers’. 5000 Ezidi men have been killed, and 7000 women and children have been taken into slavery. This film tells Shengal’s liberation through the stories of five partisans who are five archetypes of the many that came to fight against the Islamic State from several different countries.
Chilly and Milly
Exploring the director’s father’s chronic health problems, as a diabetic with kidney failure, and his mother’s role as his eternal caretaker, Chilly and Milly is a combination of 3D-modeled/composited characters, with cinéma vérité scenes from an autobiographical documentary shot over 13 years ago.
MOVE@8PM
Members of a queer dance team, all in their 30s and 40s, decide to come out. This unprecedented documentary presents the story of LGBT people in South Korea through spectacular rhythms, music, and moves.
Tangled Roots
An intimate look into Demers family's experience raising children while dealing with the societal stigmas around disabilities and the consequences of Alberta's forgotten experiment in eugenics.
Eating Disorder
An informational video telling about the types and consequences of eating disorders.
Gate Money
In Gate Money, sports journalist Fred Atkins aims to find out what happened to the £10 million National Lottery grant that was supposed to keep 66 National League football clubs afloat during the pandemic.
Fire in the Sky
In the Purépecha community of Paracho, the Torres family meets from time to time to build huge flying balloons on which they put weeks of work, with the only so that together they can release the bad emotions that are carrying with the pass of the time.
Romanin, l'autre Jean Moulin
Through his double creator, hidden behind a pseudonym - Romanin, an original and surprising portrait of Jean Moulin, a mischievous compulsive illustrator with a passion for modern art.
Agave Amica
Agave Amica transports us to Indonesia in the midst of the pandemic. With an excellent eye and a unique form of narration, Gembong Nusantara follows the daily lives of workers and their toil both in graveyards and in flower fields, inviting us to a larger reflection on the contrast between day and night, life and death, flowers and graves.
On the Blue Way
The adventure of 12 autistic youngsters and their psychiatrist who walk 200 kilometers along the via Francigena. We will delve into their stories, to tear apart the prejudices that wrongly surround them.
Dreißig Jahre unzufrieden – Die Jung von Matt Story
In 82 minutes you will get an insight behind the scenes of the myth-shrouded agency from Hamburg's Karoviertel. There are never-before-seen scenes and numerous exciting interviews: with the founders Holger Jung and Jean Remy von Matt, the CEO Peter Figge and celebrities from media and entertainment, such as ex-image editor-in-chief Kai Diekmann, ex-professional boxer Wladimir Klitschko, Douglas boss Tina Müller and entrepreneur Erich Sixt, who contribute their outside perspectives.
The Big Payback
Funded by a tax on cannabis, Evanston, IL, earmarked $10 million to compensate descendants of enslaved Africans for 400 years of unpaid labor. Alderwoman Simmons leads her constituents through this historic campaign for reparations for the Black c...
A Invasão dos Canibais Independentes: editando, produzindo e trabalhando com a Canibal Filmes
Written in the sand
Xiami Music, one of China's music platforms, was shut down on February 5, 2021. This project is based on the author's personal stories, real-life experiences, and accounts of lives fragmented by forced erasure of memories — caused by growing use of technology and disappearing data products.
Radiohead | A Job That Slowly Kills You
Biopic documenting the career of Radiohead that focuses on the psychological affects of fame at a young age and the disconnect between what an artist gives and a consumer takes.
Backyard Bull Sharks
The mighty bull shark has the strongest bite force of all sharks. And one is coming to a lake near you.
The Making of Crime Scenes
A film producer, an assassin, and a patriot. These aren’t three characters in this film but three ways of describing Wu Dun, a member of the United Bamboo Gang who murdered the Taiwanese-American writer Henry Liu and became a producer of wuxia films. Hsu Che-yu, who previously brought Single Copy (IFFR 2020) and Re-rupture (IFFR 2018) to Rotterdam, visits Wu’s abandoned studio to restage the events with forensic scanning techniques.
Tenho Receio De Teorias Que Não Dançam
Can a transvestite produce theory? This short film, recorded in the villages of Santo André and Guaiú, in the south of Bahia, features the text and performance of performer and teacher Dodi Leal, who presents a vision of embodied knowledge production based on a brief narrative of her artistic work. 'I'm afraid of theories that don't dance' indicates the deep relationship of the trans body with environmental art, investigating the movement of gender in the mangrove, the vivification of river thought and dance flows of the sea. The concepts dance and vibrate as the binarism of body versus nature is broken.
Vyborg, Your Shore
What are they, the inhabitants of their land? Why do they love their city, live and enjoy their shore? Individual short stories, organically combined into a single documentary narrative, acquaint the viewer with the inhabitants of Vyborg, with their traditions, customs and modern realities. The heroes of the plots were those people who create the modern history of their native land. Each of them has his own choice – Vyborg... for the rest of his life.
Alter
After being fired from his job, a psychologist and frustrated songwriter begins his career as an imitator of Latino superstar Luis Miguel, gaining local fame while singing someone else's songs as he questions who he wants to be.
Couchsurfing: The Rise and Demise of a Dream
The Couchsurfing movement grew from a dream in the 90s to an online community in the aughts that fueled the travel of millions around the globe and created a multi-million-dollar business that never benefited its founders. A dial-up drama about the rise and demise of sharing culture and Couchsurfing.com, the OG (and free) Airbnb that was never meant to be.
African Moot
For one week in Gaborone, Botswana, a collection of aspiring lawyers gathers for the annual African Human Rights Moot Court Competition. Competitors represent the top law schools from their respective nations as they debate a new issue each year. This time around, the focus is on the rights of refugees. Developing arguments that will be judged by practicing lawyers, the next generation discovers what policy should look like in the African continent and where advancements can be made across the region. While you may come for the competition in African Moot, you stay for the rising stars learning on the ground what it means to fight for their cause, country and continent as one.
Que no se acabe el show
This documentary traces the life of Fabian Show, the artist from Bell Ville, who since his appearance on television in 2012 with his participation in Sin Codificar has garnered thousands of followers on social networks, and who before and after his death has become a cult figure.
Amelinda
A couple arrives at a remote house to spend a few days on vacation in the middle of the countryside, the first night is very busy. What are those noises, what ghost moves the chairs, what kind of people will there be? And what secrets from the past explain everything? Directed and written by Miguel Gomes, his first feature film creates environments that only a cinephile can recreate.
Hoodlum Dream
Yang Yi and Brother Qi are like birds of feathers, both of them stepped into the society at around 16 or 17, they led the followers, collected the debt, solved problems, fought, thrived, it was in the 90s of last century. Now, they are in their middle age. Every time in reminisce, they would sigh how things have changed.
Still Life
Still Life draws on the experience of Evan, a trans student and artist, as he struggles to craft a true to life self-portrait.
#OneFamily: An Off The Tracks Documentary
Join the hosts and guests of Off The Tracks as they head through the history and future of the podcast.
The Panola Project
Highlighting the heroic efforts of Dorothy Oliver to keep her small town of Panola, Alabama safe from COVID-19, The Panola Project chronicles how an often-overlooked rural Black community came together in creative ways to survive.
Gone at Dawn
For over 26 years, authorities tried to locate Jodi Huisentruit, a 27-year-old anchorwoman who vanished early one morning before heading into work in Mason City, Iowa. Now Amy Robach explores surprising new leads in the case.
Un voyage sonore en Roumanie : A travers les temps et les mondes
From Bucharest to the remote villages of the Carpathians, from the national composer Georges Enesco to his contemporary heirs, a journey in the footsteps of Romanian musical traditions. “Romanian popular music forms an imposing whole, a precious treasure from which our composers draw their inspiration,” said Georges Enesco, trained on the violin by a Gypsy teacher. Punctuated by quotes from the composer and interpretations of his works, this documentary sets out in search of a treasure of many nuances, which continues to liven up village festivals and influence the young Romanian scene. From the scores of Dan Dediu, one of today's greatest composers, to the folk songs of the Maramures, a journey to discover this fascinating mosaic of musical cultures.