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Inspired by Andrea Mantegna's 'The Triumphs of Caesar ', shot on 16mm and hand-processed using nettles from Cornish woodlands, this film acts as a follow-up to Dubieniec's eco-somatic debut short 'Moth Wood'
Straight from the grease jungle himself, the forlorn drifter crawls out of the ethereal panorama to bestow wisdom concerning the perfect omelet.
A troubled Filipino teen looks to his friends and family for self-understanding and empathizes with their hardships, using this newfound knowledge of his Filipino identity to let his individuality and ethnicity co-exist while wishing his loved ones a pursuit for their own peace.
A documentary exploring the dying tradition of ancestral Amazigh tattooing in the Djurdjura mountains of Kabylie, Algeria.
A forensic filming of a 1829 Vuillamy turret clock still beating within a crumbling colonial era tower. The infliction of this steam age time machine is illuminated by the natural rhythms of piercing daylight.
Something is living in my house.
After the deaths of David Nightingale’s wife and daughter, he arranges a meeting with the CEO who indirectly killed them.
Events that take place at a New Year's Eve party.
Far from the news, a silent genocide seeks to crush the humanity and femininity of women in displacement camps. The film dives into spontaneous moments of shared storytelling, where displaced women gather to reclaim their selves through ancient rituals. It is their attempt to rebuild the fortress of femininity dismantled by displacement, a bold declaration that the dignity of the body is the enduring reflection of the soul amidst the ruins.
A story he never planned to tell. A coincidence he couldn’t explain. And something that refused to stay lost.
Moments before a young gay man says “I do”, his father says “No, you don’t”
The parents came to the GDR as contract workers and now run a restaurant in North Rhine-Westphalia. Their daughters ask questions about self-determination, belonging, and happiness.
A documentary short exploring Black identity, culture, and belonging in an international school setting. Featuring unfiltered conversations and personal truths.
On the eve of a military deployment, two old friends meet for dinner.
"Hip Hop Mediterraneo" follows Social Waste, an independent music collective that has been carving its own path outside the conventions of the music industry for 25 years. Its members, scattered across different parts of Greece, reunite to create their new album and hit the road once again. Through personal moments, conflicts and archival material, the film reveals both the strength and the difficulties of collectivity. With sharp political and social commentary, Social Waste merges hip hop with the musical traditions of the Mediterranean. A musical road movie about co-existence, freedom and the power of togetherness.
Adapted from a poem by the director’s mother, "Baisure" in French can be translated as "Kissing Loaves,” the exact place where two loaves meet while in the oven, a specific zone of contact where the crust is softer because it is less baked. This film explores this tiny yet rich point of junction, a meeting between two beings, an entire world revealed.