A young Nubian girl journeys back through time to reconnect with her lost homeland. Guided by a graceful Nile egret, she dives beneath the waters of the vast lake formed by Egypt’s Aswan High Dam. There, she wanders through submerged mountains, palm groves, water wheels, and the homes of her people.…
Dysfluent Journeys invites listeners to consider communication experiences outside of their own. Travel with five people and commit to connecting with voices that ask for time, and refute expectations of fluency. Jamie communicates with a computer that feels like his friend and advocate. Christine’s…
The story follows Bibiru, a kaikuxi (dog) who becomes panema — unlucky in hunting — and Waranaré Wayana’s attempt to cure him so they can hunt together again. During an intense hunt, young people learn about the origins of ancestral dogs and the care required when hunting in…
Roberto Bassi, born in Milan in 1961 and raised in Trento, revolutionized European free climbing. Starting at 15 through the legendary Graffer School, his 1979 trip to Yosemite with climbing pioneers transformed his approach—from conquering peaks to mastering extreme difficulties using pure body…
Franco Nones made history in 1968 by becoming the first non-Scandinavian to win Olympic gold in cross-country skiing. Born in Val di Fiemme, Italy, he began his athletic career as a cyclist before switching to skiing, where he quickly dominated national competitions. Despite being an underdog against…
A boy from the Amalfi Coast, raised between the port and football-filled squares of Salerno, transforms a devastating accident into a powerful journey of growth. Passionate about sports but without the means to train formally, Ivan taught himself to swim and pursued football until a severe injury at…
Cosmographies is a hybrid film that draws from modes of speculative fiction, observational and poetic documentary, activism, and Indigiqueer approaches. Māori astrobiologist Xuê Noon (played by Australian/Māori artist Victoria Hunt) finds solace on Mars in 2051 as a leader from the Aotearoa Space…
A video diary of the surreal lockdown made by the filmmaker couple trapped in a small, rented apartment in Shanghai. In the face of endless madness, the camera gradually breaks free from the window and observes a vast social isolation unprecedented in the country’s history.
Una película de Santiago Pando Marino y Maritza Pérez Aguilar
Un documentaire de Martin BENOIST et Alexandra FLEURANTIN (2021 - 29’) Comme Xavière Gauthier, avant la loi Veil en France, des centaines de milliers de femmes avortaient clandestinement chaque année. Aujourd’hui, six jeunes femmes et un jeune homme font leur le témoignage…
Beyond state-sanctioned churches and in intimate house gatherings, rural Chinese Protestants practice a religion they only knew from word of mouth. Rather a portrait of the perception of faith than faith itself, God Loves Me studies the dreams and hopes it brought about to a people scattered in a country…
A’buru follows the Arhuaco community of Jimaín as they prepare spiritual offerings at sacred sites in La Sierra Nevada, guided by a Mamo. Through rituals using a’buru, the film reflects on Indigenous wisdom and the urgent need to restore territories affected by extractivism and capitalism.…
