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Bolivia has the world's largest deposits of lithium, a metal that is essential for the energy transition. Without lithium, no electricity storage facility, no data centre, no electric car, no smartphone would work. The Europeans want the raw material to save their automotive industry. The Bolivians want it to combat poverty. While the Bolivian government negotiates with corporations from around the world, civil society groups are mobilising in rural areas, organised mainly by women. The film offers a rare insight into the Europeans' strategy to secure the sought-after material and carves out the conflicting interests towards extractivism and industrialisation in Bolivia.

A film about how the concept of humanism is refracted through the band’s work. Faces and voices fill the frame, the surrounding space, the auditorium, and everyone watching the screen with meaning. Simple conversations about dreams, fears, favorite foods, or childhood memories are no longer idle chatter, but a way to bridge the distance—an attempt, time and again, to truly see the person before you, even when the instinct to look away is at its strongest.

An odyssey towards the self, an invitation to rediscover sensitivity. It is a journey through time, countries, and elements – water, earth, mountains, form – an expedition that intimately explores, without judgment or taboo, the relationship humans maintain with other species, as well as the awareness we have of ourselves and of our planet.

A series of vignetted conversations from strangers around Houston discussing the nature of a couple's relationship.

A documentary about the volunteer rescuers of Urban Cat League in NYC, who went in right after 9/11 to save the cats trapped in the neighborhood of the World Trade Center catastrophe.

Over the past six years, a team of filmmakers has been following more than a dozen Americans in eight states across the U.S., charting their views about changes in the country and in their own lives. Now, a month before the midterm elections, how are these Americans — from a doctor to a pastor to a barber to a construction company owner to a retiree — feeling about the direction of the country? "American Voices 2026" asks how their hopes and fears have evolved amid another polarizing election season, a faltering economy, and a war with Iran that's now in its eighth month.

Young filmmaker Juan invites Mateo, a former actor who abandoned his artistic ambitions, to star in a short film about two men confronting a forbidden attraction. As rehearsals deepen, the story begins to feel less and less like fiction. Juan and Mateo begin unconsciously mirroring the very relationship they are creating for the screen. Glances linger, boundaries blur and the creative process exposes fears, frustrations and desires neither man is prepared to confront.

How much does light weigh? asks Clarice Lispector. It weighs as much as a camera. It weighs as much as the person who turns it on. The weight of their heart. Of their old romances. It also weighs a little more because there are their memories, some unforgettable. But what's the point of calculating. What's the point of naming. Kilos. Words. That makes the light disappear. I was wrong, Clarice, light is not weighed, it is filmed. And whoever films it has to carry the weight that comes with seeing the light, the weight of wanting to see it again. I met a man who, when he turned on the camera, the light appeared. And he liked filming it so much that he went very close to the sun. But he told me that's not the light. That light appears when we wait seated in the dark. Like in a movie theater? I asked him. And then he didn't want to answer me anymore.

Who would have thought that a mistake between a TNVS driver and their passenger would lead to long-awaited love? But what if snobbish parents wouldn't approve of their romance?

A psychedelic journey into the mind of a man, and the faces of those he remembers.

In the midst of seismic activity, a young woman is forced to confront the mistakes of last night at her best friend's farewell party.

The life of cult icon Zoë Lund, through the eyes of her widower and an avid fan.

A canceled Hollywood actor travels to Pittsburgh in an attempt to revive his career and ends up involved with a group of wannabe left-wing terrorists.

In Oakland, a former abuse survivor turned female pimp runs her male escort business with her mentor's guidance. When a jobless man accidentally enters their world, he must adapt to an unexpected new life.

The film explores the life of the legendary pianist Martha Argerich, following her over nearly a decade and documenting her music, memories, friendships, past loves, and travels. Drawing on memories and concert archives, the documentary reveals this one-of-a-kind performer through the eyes of her daughter, Annie Dutoit-Argerich. Together with director Martin Mirabel, they explore key events in Martha's career, allowing viewers to discover intimate, unforgettable and never-before-seen moments.

Evelyn is no stranger to street harassment from vulgar men — she has to bury herself in her phone just to stay sane while walking home. However, as she slowly loses her identity to being the victim of a gore-obsessed stalker, this dependency on distraction leaves her unaware of just how dangerous her situation has gotten.

Elite alpinist Colin Haley lays everything on the line in a legendary winter solo push on Cerro Torre – one of Patagonia’s most iconic and unforgiving peaks

A group of ghost hunting teens goes on an odyssey to discover the long-lost medieval empire of Monsieur Richard.