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An intimate autobiographical film weaving together years of analogue photographs, self-portraits, and moving image. What began as a private act of preservation unfolds into a quiet meditation on bipolar disorder, love, family, and everyday memory. Love in Three Acts is an intimate autobiographical film weaving together years of analogue photographs, self-portraits, and moving image. What began as a private act of preservation — documenting early motherhood in isolation during the pandemic — unfolds into a quiet meditation on bipolar disorder, love, family, and everyday memory. Moving between humour and heartbreak, the film gathers fragments of self as woman, artist, and mother, while tracing a fraught relationship with photography after leaving photojournalism. At its core, Love in Three Acts is an offering of a private world, now shared.

The Yukon River at Dawson City (Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in) on November 15, 2025. The ice has covered the river but not memories of summer fires. Filmed in 16mm, Developed with sunflower developer. Phytograms with mint, parsley, rosemary, thyme and spider plant. Made for the Yukon48 Film Challenge.

An exploration of several european cities through the Miniland located in Legoland Germany

Professional golfer Tagiralani Luafalealo navigates her golf journey as the first Samoan woman to play in the LPGA.

The Rift Between Us is a talking heads documentary featuring Nozizwe Dube, Marie-Fidèle Dusingize and Betel Mabille, exploring the impact of misogynoir on romantic relationships between Black women and Black men in Belgium. At the intersection of sexism and anti-Black racism, the film asks how colonial legacies continue to shape the ways we see ourselves, each other, and the relationships we build.

About benches as silent witnesses to our encounters, separations and the passage of time. As people arrive and leave, the bench becomes a central point around which bodies, relationships and time change. What remains of us after we stand up and walk away except for the trace that we were once there?

The lives of teenagers who joined a youth military organization during the full-scale war in Ukraine.

Arco Voltaico explores the hidden life of a hydroelectric power station deep in the Swiss mountains. We are guided from the darkness into the pulsating heart of the facility, among massive conduits, towering turbines and a silent, unsettling control centre. We observe the annual procedure of magnetic particle inspection: a complex examination of the turbines aimed at detecting cracks and material defects. Through the technicians’ hands and their meticulous application of magnets and fluorescent powders, we follow every stage of the inspection, an open-heart exploration of the machine. The soundscape, built from recordings captured inside the plant, transforms the environment into an auditory landscape that makes the invisible presence of energy and technology tangible. Amid flashes of iridescent light and metallic reflections, Arco Voltaico reveals the delicate interplay between humans and machinery, fragility and power.

Julka is a Slovenian-speaking eight-year-old girl who has two friends, Danilo and Marko, with whom she is inseparable. Their lives change drastically when the fascist regime bans the use of local and minority languages and begins a period of persecution and oppression. One day, a teacher hears Julka speaking Slovene in class, so he punishes her and uses violence to enforce his excessive nationalism.

The great journey of the Little Anteater.

After the explosion, only silence remains. The land is cracked, the roots exposed, the air heavy with dust. Red flowers once covered this place. Now only ash and the memory of their color. A voice speaks in ʿAsfouri, the lost language of birds, calling out to the soil, to what might still listen. There are no people left, only the echo of his words scattered through the wind. When we are gone, will the flowers grow again?

When a serial tickler terrorises the city, a hard-boiled police detective and his bumbling rookie assistant must discover the truth and put an end to the crimes.

A lonely and depressed young man decides to start beating up delinquents on the streets to cope with his sadness. People call him “Melancholy.”

In a student dormitory, beneath an old refrigerator, there is a city of cockroaches. When people decide to replace their refrigerator, their world is put at risk. Having overheard humans talk about their “inner gremlins,” King Roach decides it might as well be “inner cockroaches” and leads his people into the human mind in search of a new home.

Summer. In a region of northern Italy, workers are on a construction site. Every day is the same as the next. The same movements, breaks, and noises repeat themselves as the construction progresses. In the evening, the men return home to go through their usual rituals. It’s like a never-ending cycle.

A small creature yearning for love is confronted with man's objectifying fantasies, and through a painful transformation, reclaims her identity and walks away from a place where love never existed.