Trapped in the subway crowd, Ella falls asleep, waking up in a world where dreams and reality intertwine, and strange beings offer her an escape from her reality.
The bayos horses came with a continuation of the winner grammy of the best high school album
A single day was enough to split Svetlana’s life into “before” and “after.” Her husband left, leaving her to face a new reality on her own. For a year and a half, the camera was in the hands of her eldest daughter. This candid documentary chronicle tells the story of how a woman and her loved ones learn to live a new life, grappling with their fears and discovering new strength.
A story about a crack in a wall.
A mystery thriller that starts with a disappearance but ends with mind bending twists.
The director’s footage and that of his mother flow together. Full of doll faces and flowers, her film archive throws up questions. She says, “Film your own reality!” Sounds great, but how?
An experimental portrait of the intellectual spirit, energy and story behind a bookstore named after Virginia Woolf in Bogotá, Colombia. Shot on 16mm film that was hand-processed at La Javeriana (Pontificia Universidad Javeriana) and funded by a 2023 Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award.
Synchronizing to the music, abstract ink drawings grow in an interplay of curiosity, timid encounters, dynamic pursuits and confrontation, stimulating many emotions, which carry us off on a poetical journey to a musical world of pictures.
The Moroccan The Office
Striving for fame, is that the right reason to be head over heels in the competitive music industry? It's no secret that the music industry is one of the toughest out there…creative slumps, isolation, the fear of 'not making it' and failure. So, we introduce The Hills Brothers, a brotherly duo of musicians, local to Portsmouth, who spend their nights hosting several Open Mic nights all over Portsmouth and Hampshire. Take a deeper look into why they find these Open Mic nights more than just a fun night to express yourself and your music. Understand why these nights create a community for musicians and why venues like Casemates are essential for the artists support.
Qatar 2022 was the most expensive World Cup in history. Behind the spectacle sat a system built on bribery and forced labor, one that consumed the men who built it, and a governing body with every reason not to look. In Rosario, Argentina, a human rights organization shaped by the horrors of its own country's past set out to make sure someone did.
The film revisits the history of the punk rock band Cama de Jornal, following their resistance to time and the challenges faced along a journey directly linked to the consolidation of the punk scene in the city of Vitória da Conquista.
A Super 8 film by James Pearson.
Created by Indigenous director Piratá Waurá with producers Studio Kwo XR, Kamukuwaká takes us deep into the Amazon to the struggle of the Wauja people. Stewards of Brazil's first demarcated indigenous territory, they defend their homeland against farmers, loggers, wildfires and climate change. Drawing on ancient myths and their hyperconnected youth, the Wauja stand as a beacon of resilience. Through intimate 360° filming and 3D scanned environments, Piratá brings his people's wisdom in their Arawak language to global audiences, so we may reconnect to Nature as we face an uncertain future.
Capturing the atmosphere of a bus stop and the bustling streets of Surabaya.
At the turn of the century, a Manhattan family’s move to an Upstate New York hamlet inadvertently awakens an extra-terrestrial force that torments the community.
