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What I Lost in the Fire
Exile is the unwilling migration from a place to another. This documentary short film portrays the days of a Serbian lady who lives alone in a desolate town in the Buenos Aires province, inhabiting a forgotten house.
Cities I Haven't Been to
Cities I Haven’t Been To is an abstract travelogue that traces the skylines of unknown metropolises, taking the viewer on a virtual journey from Dubai to Dhaka and beyond. Unlike tourist postcards, these mental images stem from the filmmaker’s own memories and prejudices, coming to life in dreamlike flashes of abstract figures.
Concrete & Flowers
A short film which follows a troubled man as he makes his way across Glasgow.
To Kill Alice
Eunmi, a woman who underwent intense anti-communist education while she grew up in South Korea, lives a normal life in America. However, after going on a trip to North Korea with her husband, her life begins to change. During an open forum event in South Korea, where she was invited to speak, she suffers the unimaginable, and the more she tries to escape from the situation, the worse and worse it gets.
3:14
After an accident, a young man begins to experience blackouts and gaps in time, which appear to hold a dark secret.
River of Fire
A charming documentary which captures the sights, sounds and spirit of the annual Victoria Park Lantern festival in St. John's, Newfoundland, celebrating the work that goes into this labor of love.
Britain's Greatest National Treasures
Sir Trevor McDonald and Julia Bradbury count down the Top 20 Greatest National Treasures of all-time.
Undercover Bike Cop
Set in a future where crime is the law, a former cop and his supernaturally possessed bike partner go undercover to preserve justice. However, when a group of leather jacket goons steal the bike he must find a way to get it back from them.
Congo: A Journey to the Heart of Africa
The Democratic Republic of the Congo is a vast, mineral rich country the size of Western Europe. Alastair Leithead takes an epic journey from the Atlantic Ocean to the far reaches of the Congo river to explore how history has shaped the Congo of today and uncover the lesser told stories of this beautiful, if troubled country. In the largest rainforest outside of the Amazon he comes face to face with its gorillas and hunts with pygmies, he travels into the heart of the Ebola outbreak with United Nations peacekeepers, and explores the cobalt mines which will drive our electric cars of the future.
Me, the Bee and the Wasp
The play "I, the Bee and the Hornet" presents the issue of women, in all its aspects as a humanitarian, social and societal issue, revealing in the comedy what women are exposed to injustices, exploitation, oppression and violence and what kinds of sexual and legal discrimination they suffer in all other areas of life to confirm at the end of the show and indirectly that it is impossible Half of society should progress below the other and efforts for social development must be directed to gender development on an equal footing.
ESCUADRÓN IBÉRICO VS MURTHIANOS
When an elite superhero Spanish team, led by the infamous Captain Spain, is faced with an unexpected menace on their day off, chaos ensues in their headquarters. The only thing standing between the Earth's demise and salvation is their incompetence.
Paper Boats
Why can't Rahel bring herself to sign her artwork? The visit of her high school academic triggers memories of why she is haunted by her surname, yet would not consider changing it.
"The White Guard": Birth of a Novel
The White Guard is the first novel by Mikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov. It describes the events of the Civil War in Ukraine in 1918-1919. The work was conceived by the author as a large-scale trilogy about the civil war, but the author wrote only the first part of it. Confirmation that Bulgakov worked on the second and third parts of the novel are the stories "The Raid", "On the Night of the Third Number", "I Killed" and others. The film is dedicated to the centenary of the writing of the novel "The White Guard", to the centenary of the civil war in Russia. This is an attempt to analyze the scale of the historical tragedy through the prism of the views of a great artist.
The Ebb Tide
Shot in the monsoon of 2018 in the Mirya creek in Maharashtra, the film records the unfolding of fishermen and fishing processes in the village of Mirya. It seeks to highlight some of the troubled and lived realities of the fishing community in the current times in an Indian village. The film is also a deliberation on the process of production of the film itself.
Three Steps Towards Happiness
Svetlana is a young teacher from the Russian countryside. By the will of fate, she finds herself in St. Petersburg, where she meets a successful oilman, Fedor, and marries him. But soon Svetlana realizes that she lives in a golden cage, and her husband is not at all what he seems. Everything changes when she meets Alexander, a young and honest emergency room doctor.…
The First Republic
The young Soviet country is becoming a country of unique opportunities, labor and cultural victories. Bashkortostan, as the first republic to become part of the new Russia, is experiencing its heyday. Science and culture are developing rapidly. Art is getting closer to the people. The sudden murder of Kirov causes a wave of party purges. The flywheel of repression is inexorably unwinding…
Khavryusha
About the first childhood emotional experiences that arise from misunderstanding and callousness of adults. About the moral choice that sooner or later occurs in children's souls, sometimes unnoticed by parents.
A German Hero: Fredy Hirsch And The Children Of The Holocaust
He became a beacon of hope for thousands of children and a lifesaver for hundreds: the Jewish German Fredy Hirsch. Director Winfried Laasch takes a look at one of the last mysteries of the Holocaust. As a boy scout, Fredy Hirsch took care of those who were most helpless in the face of Nazi reprisals from an early age: Jewish children and young people. First in Düsseldorf, later in Prague, then in the Theresienstadt ghetto and finally in Auschwitz.
Swing
“Nothing makes sense if there is no swing” - the words from the song of the same name by Duke Ellington to verses by Irving Mills. If jazz sounds in the heart, sooner or later it will burst out.
Why Me?
Miriam and Nadja have been friends for years. In recent years, however, they have lost sight of each other, at the latest after Nadja moved away. This changes abruptly when Nadja returns: she has broken up with her fiancé Marco after he got cold feet shortly before the wedding. It's clear that Miriam is happy to take on the role of comforter, because she has had feelings for her for a long time that go beyond normal friendship. But is it love? And can love work, when Nadja actually only likes men?
The Man Who Would Be Free
Have you ever considered that talking to a complete stranger could open your eyes and make you abandon everything that gave meaning to your life? A wandering philosopher, a guru or just a charlatan? This is the story of Cezar Mititelu, a man who decided to find true freedom for himself and realized, along the way, that he needs to change the others. A group of young people tried to escape the conformism and the constraints of an authoritarian society and found themselves castaway in irrelevance at the edges of history.
VAKA
VAKA is a short documentary about the energy and resilience of the Tokelauan people as they weave their customary-wisdom regarding the environment with modern eco-technologies to respond to climate change.
Parterre
Oh-seong is a son of an illegal immigrant, and a member of a wrestling team in high school. He wishes to compete in the National Sports Festival but it is impossible for a stateless person.
Blinded by Moonfire
A collection of thoughts and images captured by Fabio González during a trip.
Australia
Shortly after she finds herself in the main departure hall of the airport, a young woman will remember the forgotten story of her childhood. "When we grow up, me and dad, we're going on a trip to Australia." The airport terminal as the closed space where we spend our last moments. A modern Acheron. It may be so...
