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Clara
Clara is a woman capable of everything, she can carry the world on her back and create a universe tailored to her loved ones in order not to hurt them. Clara is many women and because of that, she is willing to reveal her fears, to face the voids left by forgotten loves, to look her children in the eyes and tell them about herself, about what she has always carried trapped in her chest. Aseneth, her filmmaker daughter, holds a dialogue with Clara. They converse between the tension of revelations and direct questions. They meet again in the image of Lilia, Clara's girlfriend who disappeared from the scene years ago. Aseneth will soon become a mother and this will lead to an enlightening, challenging and loving encounter.
The Last Glaciers
Craig Leeson's journey to discover the loss of glacial ice and the impact of climate change while highlighting his extreme personal risk with para-alpinism and the similarities to the extreme danger our planet currently faces.
Tell you about: the birds and the bees, sagittarius rising
To the images of awakening spring, a woman talks to a man. She reflects on his actions towards her. Who she was and who she has become. By saying good bye to what once was, she accepts her altered new self. But with anger of what was taken from her, she's determined to seek justice.
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The Next 24 Hours with You.
A young woman confronts her father in a rare and deeply personal insight into the pain and insecurities that embed themselves in the relatives of addicts.
The History of Analog Horror
This feature-length documentary from director Alex Hera explores the history of one of the most popular, rapidly expanding, and influential developments in internet horror in the past decade: analog horror. Today, millions of viewers tune into frightening, grainy recreations of VHS tapes and 1980's TV broadcasts on YouTube, including Local58, Gemini Home Entertainment, The Walten Files, The Backrooms, and plenty more. This documentary paints a picture of the importance and impact of this genre, as well as what it may hold in the future, including digital horror.
I Can Only Do So Much
The main topic of the film is suicidality in context of close relationships. But its focus is not on the suicidality itself. Instead it gives insights into the thoughts and feelings of a close person / partner who never had any suicidal intentions themselves. It therefore provides a very different new perspective on how one can possibly think about suicide and a close relationship to someone who is facing this problem.
Everybody's Oma
Jason van Genderen makes home videos about his ageing mother ‘Oma’, and accidentally turns her into an internet sensation.
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Labyrinth
The final signal from Bill Ewasko’s cell phone was received on June 27, 2010. After that, nothing was ever heard from him again. Ewasko had disappeared three days earlier while hiking in Joshua Tree National Park in the US. Long after the police and his family gave up the search, armchair detectives and fellow hikers are still trying to find answers. Online, every possible theory is examined; offline, every path is explored.
Blue Bed
Beneath the sheets where a young couple lies from morning to evening, there were long swelling problems. Sometimes love itself is too little, even when one’s bedroom eyes say otherwise. An intimate film devoid of tabloid clichés that examines the bed of two lovers who can no longer run away from the inevitable truth.
Performance
Andrey and Mikhail got acquainted with modern dance in the 90s in Ufa. They devoted their lives to art. They both speak in the language of dance about love, about tragedy and about the performance they are going to put on.
The Land
Through six very different families, documentary “The Land” shows the variety of the countryside in the 21st century, the contradictions of countryside living as well as illusions about farmer’s life. There are various reasons why our protagonists chose to live in the homesteads, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Some were done with spending too much time in an office, traffic and living a virtual life, they wanted real, tangible things. Some have moved to countryside by their own choice, but some by predisposition of their families. But what unites them all - they aspire for the stability provided by their own land and house. Together with our protagonists, we will spend one year’s cycle of farmer’s life, that will start with the spring sowing and finish with the autumn harvest and land preparation for the next year.
Edge
People live on the edge of the earth, trying to make money by poaching. Children do not notice the humility of their parents and the chaos surrounding them. Chaos is not so much in the world around us as in the people themselves. Time has stopped, the days repeat each other, and the children gradually become like their fathers.
Vonnie: Ireland’s Forgotton Fashion Icon.
Fashion, Family and Fate. An intimate family portrait is woven as three sisters recollect the legacy of their mother Vonnie Reynolds, a forgotten Irish fashion icon forced to retire after a tragic accident.
Here to Stay
A 23-year-old, first-generation, Mexican American woman runs for office in one of the most dangerous cities in America.
Moving
Darina is a twelve-year-old girl whose life has recently changed dramatically. After a difficult divorce, the mother moves to her hometown with her daughter. Darina has to start a new life in a new place.
Following Valeria
After the Russian invasion, a young Ukrainian woman becomes an accidental TikTok star when sharing her funny takes on an awful situation.
Talk Is Cheap
This documentary series follows three young people in Rotterdam-Zuid, each of whom is grappling in their own way with the trials of growing up. Tamia is an articulate girl with strong opinions, who wants to be a spoken-word artist, for which she is relentlessly teased: “They call me extra, unnecessary, different.” Selena has a mouth full of braces, a distant sister, and a father who has a clumsy way of showing his love. She really wants to spend time with the whole family, and to have a good time together. “Nobody has manners here.” Darlin, who was born on Curaçao and grew up in the Dominican Republic, wants nothing other than to work to support his mother, who has serious health problems: “I want to finish school and not get a criminal record.”
The buildings will take off and leave us behind
Filmed with a cybershot camera, the experimental short proposes a journey about architecture, loneliness, and hope.
open sky / open sea / open ground
From a point of view-listening that is both animal and elemental, between the air, the ocean and the sand, relationships emerge between humans, birds and marine life.
7 Haircuts in Congo
One hair salon. Seven haircuts. Seven experiences of exile. The documentary stars the owner of the salon, Fernando “Pablo” Mupapa, as he unfolds from the haircut ritual to open himself up to the voices and reports of immigrants from the Democratic Republic of Congo living in Brazil. Through a connection with Africa, the dialogues between Pablo and his clients recorded by the filmmakers reveal assertions of identity and the dream of an anti-imperialist revolution.
Happiness Is £4 Million
An idealistic, young journalist in Beijing profiles China's biggest real estate speculator. Their divergent life experiences and clashing values challenge the journalist’s worldview, revealing deep generational and societal changes happening in the country.
Rebel Angel
Rebel Angel is about identity, love, dysfunctional families, the redemptive power of art, and the long, relentless reach of mentorship. The film paints a portrait of professor Ross Woodman (1922-2014), Jungian author Marion Woodman, and their extraordinary marriage. A champion of creative imagination, Ross was also an original interpreter of depth psychology in the context of his knowledge of world literature and religions. His generosity as a mentor, and his artistry as a lecturer on the poetry of Blake, Shelley and the Romantics made him unforgettable, life changing. He played a key role in the 'Regionalist' art scene in London, Ontario in the 1960s which gave us many of Canada's most significant artists. Ross accompanied Marion through her journey as a pioneering Jungian analyst who brought the Feminine into depth psychology. Through the prism of Woodman's troubled life, the film maker explores the dynamic among, love, creativity and madness in movies, poetry and art.
The Discoverer of the Discoverers
A family in West Africa tells the story of how their ancestor discovered the European explorers - to a European film crew. But do all the claims about the incident stand up to closer scrutiny?
A City Under Quiet Lights
A film by Myles O'Reilly documenting some of the beautiful music brought to Cork for the Quiet Lights Folk Festival.
Shocking Schiaparelli!
Thierry Mugler, Vivienne Westwood, Alexander McQueen… The elite world of high fashion loves a crazy rule breaker. But the biggest, most bad-ass trend setter was Elsa Schiaparelli. Brilliant, free-spirited, irreverent, and fiery rival of Coco Chanel, Schiaparelli’s friends and creative collaborators included the surrealists Salvador Dali, Man Ray, Elsa Triolet and Jean Cocteau. Now for the first time, discover how history’s most radical fashion designer was forgotten despite trailblazing the path for countless designers around the world, and leaving behind an out-sized influence that lives on to this day.
Crime Without Punishment
Dedicated to the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Budapest Memorandum, where the signatory countries guaranteed Ukraine the preservation of territorial integrity in exchange for the renunciation of nuclear weapons. In 2014, when the annexation of Crimea by Russia took place, the signatory countries accepted the occupation. On December 5, 2019, our creative team carried out an intervention at the Museum of Modern Art in Odesa, in the form of an illegal installation of the "I Want More" exhibit in the museum's exposition. The purpose of the film and the intervention is to show the people of Ukraine and the international community that attempts to appease Russia and make concessions to it will only lead to new aggression and new occupation of territories.
Cardi B: The Hustle
Cardi B is one of the most famous artists of the last decade. Despite being a "regula degula schmegula" girl from the Bronx, she became one of the most influential female artists of all time. She knew if she wanted to reach her dreams, she would have to work - Hard. On the streets, there's a fine line between wrong and right, good and bad. Her journey to the top, although successful, isn't seen as ideal. But she isn't ashamed of it. She started from the bottom and hustled her way to the top. She stays true to her roots and celebrates these factors in her music today. Best-loved for her wild personality, individual sound and passion for current affairs. She is unapologetically herself and is celebrated by her fans as keeping it real on and off stage.
WWE Rivals: WWE vs. WCW
The battle between WWE and WCW for the top spot on television in the mid 90s and early 2000s takes the entertainment world by storm; commonly known as the "Monday Night Wars," WWE uses its cutting-edge product to combat Ted Turner's WCW.
Maël et la révolution
Maël is a passionate gardener and an environmental activist. Away from big cities, sharing is time between his agricultural college, his contract of apprenticeship, and his beloved vegetable garden, Maël grows up with deep-rooted alter-globalist beliefs.