A man wants to be a hole.
Two brothers, one living in Mexico City and the other in Berlin, undertake an experimental audiovisual correspondence. Through a series of short video-letters, they explore their personal experiences of migration, home, and belonging. Blending found footage, family archives, original images and soundscapes, the project takes the form of an intimate visual dialogue. What begins as individual reflections gradually evolves into a collaborative process in which both brothers revise, edit, and respond to each other’s material. Rooted in visual anthropology and autoethnography, the film raises a central question: how do we construct a sense of place and belonging when we no longer live in the country of our origin? A quiet, non-linear exploration of displacement and the seek for a home.
A deeper look into Switzerland's counterfeits during WWII.
Millstone takes its cue from the workers’ steady, exact grinding—motion as endurance. Projection, workshop tools and mirrors made during the Cultural Revolution assemble into a site-responsive “vision machine” that settles inside the workshop and learns its rhythm. The objects collaborate, but they also scrape and strain against one another, marking the space with traces—of desire, of longing. Out of this labouring friction, a live-captured interactive image is projected back into the room, calling up a spectre of shared memory.
Two boys fucking around and finding out.
An exploration of contemporary art drawing inspiration from the Russian tradition. At its centre is Nika Kletski, an Orthodox street artist. Creating works at the intersection of iconography, personal experience, and urban space, Nika seeks a new way of engaging in dialogue with contemporary audiences. Her art emerges where the past meets the present: on walls, in abandoned buildings, and in the cracks of familiar urban reality. The present is impossible without a memory of the past, while the search for a new artistic language begins with an attempt to find a balance between heritage, personal experience, and contemporary forms.
Two Ukrainian teenagers and one Russian begin adult lives in France, where war divides and loneliness connects them.
In 2005, in the heart of the Swiss countryside, Raphael spends his summer helping on his family’s tobacco farm. One evening, while anonymously browsing gay dating forums, he recognizes Jan, a Polish harvest worker he works with.
A Midwest arts festival brings 60,000 people together for four days of music, food, and creativity, revealing how shared experiences can create rare common ground in a divided world.
When a sudden and unexplained extinction wipes out Whitby’s lobster stocks, the local community is thrown into crisis. Fishermen and scientists must join forces to restore an ecosystem on the brink, with a little help from their hard-shelled heroes.
The short film is called ‘Toms Dress’ its a Social realist, Coming of Age Drama it revolves around this boy wants to pursue being a designer in commemoration of he’s passed away mother, however he feels he need to repress his identity from his abusive father.Through out the film he secretly designs a dress for his mother , the film tackles with some pretty heavy topics like dysfunctional family dynamics, abuse, alcoholism, self acceptance, identity and toxic masculinity.
Follows Minneapolis ultra winter athlete Kari Gibbons on her journey toward the legendary 1,000 mile Iditarod Trail Invitational on foot. Driven by an obsession with winter and the pursuit of endurance, Kari has become a respected leader in the growing community of female ultra winter athletes. Through intimate access and breathtaking landscapes, the film explores the grit, purpose, and resilience required to chase one of the toughest endurance goals on Earth.
Paranormal expert and living skeleton Professor Skelton sets out to film an episode of his little-seen web series, Haunted Canberra, only to uncover a dark secret...
‘Where Little Gods Sleep’ is a documentary that explores the multi-faceted experiences of two of the Sin Ee Lye Heng troupe members, the third-generation successor Christine Ang, and apprentice Seri. Through their stories a comprehensive look at the steadfast troupe can be formed; Christine lovingly brings us back to her youth spent learning Iron-rod puppetry and the cultural teachings that came with the practice, while Seri offers a newer perspective on the craft. Ultimately, Where Little Gods Sleep is a story about old traditions, how time has moulded them as arts and society evolve, what we can give to our passions, and more importantly, what they can give back to us.
When a group of high school friends get entangled in a ploy to steal back the car of a college drop out, they are forced to notice the important details of friendship and growing up.
A remake of 'The Home Studio - Wes Anderson Study', made an year later.
Set against Alabama A&M’s Homecoming Week, Searching 4 Saturn follows poet and scholar Joshua Baker as they muse on southern inheritance across time and space. The film asks what it means to be Black and Queer in a state caught between cycles of oppression and resistance.
A writer is forced to confront her estranged family and past memories of a missing best friend during a visit to her aunt's house.
Mateo Velázquez, the host of the show “El Show de Mexicali”, introduces the story of their Halloween special episode: “The Man in the Hallway”. Tomás now has to survive the strange man who appeared at the end of his hallway.
