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The film follows Nour, a Palestinian journalist living through genocide between frontline reporting and displacement, as life inside a tent exposes the fragility of privacy, the body, and marriage, turning her daily existence into a silent struggle for dignity, voice, and humanity under constant threat.
A man receives a home security alert.
A feature-length documentary exploring the profound inner metamorphosis of Ukrainian civilians from the creative sector who chose to enlist as soldiers to defend their country. The film maps the deep psychological and lifestyle shifts experienced by musicians, artists, and filmmakers as they stepped away from civilian art to enter the realities of war.
Part of "The Process Tapes"
The story behind the intramural basketball team known as "Tha Biggest Tha Largest," a team made for the big fellas, and their road to the championship in their inaugural season.
When Aria hears through the grapevine that her Ex is getting married, she can't reconcile the hell he put her through and the bright future that seems to lie before him.
A host for HOME TV finds herself in the heart of life on Kyiv’s central streets. Asking locals, displaced people, and visitors of the capital “what is home?”, she comes across different views and circumstances. The collage of answers gradually blurs the question itself, leaving her face-to-face with her own search.
Part seven of cycle "The Requiem Films". “I imagine that almost everyone who has come across this piece is familiar with the phrase ‘in illo tempore’. In illo tempore—in that time. […] Let’s pause for a moment on ‘tempore’. Let’s consider, as laypeople might, what part of the original phrase this is. Of course, it is technically ‘time.’ [..] When an extra letter ‘a’ appeared in my mind—which has a tendency to complicate all sorts of concepts to the limit—it completely changed the perspective of everything. ‘aTempore’ was born. What did that mean to me? If ‘tempore’ is, theoretically, ‘(at) that time,’ then ‘aTempore’ would mean ‘non-time.’ Now we have ‘That Non-Time.’ Does this mean we should think of time that has stopped? Or perhaps of different spaces, sensations? […]” - as the introductionary note to the movie says.
A teenage girl's encounter with three friends unravels into an emotional mystery where trust and truth collide.
One August night, while listening to a Lou Reed album, I decided to film this short film of my apartment I was living alone in at the time. One September night, while listening to a different Lou Reed album, I decided to edit, upload, and schedule this short film. One October night, this short film was made public.
Awkward puppeteer Henry and his faithful puppet best friend Blue return home to hear the reading of his overbearing father's will
After a young man breaks down on the side of the road an eccentric local begins to hunt down the driver over the course of a night.
A bathroom door brings three friends together.
Chris travels the world with no money – not to test limits, but out of a deep trust in life itself. On his journeys from Roetgen in the Eifel region to Jerusalem, through India and Japan, he is looking for connections, not possessions, and questions the conventions of work, religion and identity.
American Trilogy narrates the deep life of Elvis Presley, the King of Rock, through real filming. This is a cinematic, exciting and dynamic experience.
Bridport Torchlight Procession in Dorset has been shrouded in tradition, with locals believing it has little history. Step into a journey through time, uncovering its origins as a celebration event, marking elections and how it has evolved over the decades and become a cornerstone of local culture.
While a beekeper living on the border of Latvia awaits for a constantly deteriorating harvest of honey, the residents of the country decide to search for their „honey“ in the capital or abroad, leaving behind man-made landscapes frozen in time, all of which tell stories about the life that once flourished in the smaller cities.
Fatima is a model student at her strict school and an obedient daughter to her overprotective father. But in secret, she smokes and trains her voice, developing real singing talent. In a society where singing in public is taboo, she can never let her guard down.