A stack of dirty espresso cups. Sheets bunched up, and an empty condom packet on the bed. A wastebasket overflowing with garbage. And the mostly female migrant workers — from southern Italy, eastern Europe, and north and west Africa — who clean it all up. PERSONALE is set at a four-star…
As children in the 50s to the 70s, Dédé, Michel and Daniel were sent to the Belle Étoile “correctional” facility run by the abbot Garin and located in the Savoie region of France. There, they were beaten, humiliated, starved and broken. With the help of director Clémence…
En Savoie se situait le centre de redressement La Belle Étoile, tenu par l’abbé Garin. Dédé, Michel et Daniel y ont séjourné enfants dans les années 50 et 70, et y ont été battus, humiliés, affamés, détruits.…
Inspiré d’une correspondance entre Albert Einstein et Sigmund Freud, il y a près d’un siècle, WHY WAR est une fiction sur la guerre, ou plutôt une fable à plusieurs personnages en quête de sens dans un poème visuel.
Let's retrace the success of a group that made the history of 70s and 80s music: The Rockets. Thanks to exclusive guests who documented and accompanied their great success, we reconstructed their journey, telling curiosities and exclusive background stories through unpublished images and videos.
MAMMUNG is the Noongar name for the whale: A creature that carries songs and stories through the world's oceans, transmitting them from the Perth Canyon to all the continents of the globe. In this film, MAMMUNG tells the story of a period of climatic change that rivals the one we are seeing…
The Edge of the Frame explores the artistry of rock climbing and its surprising parallels with ballet and breakdancing. While cliffs and mountains differ from dance studios and opera stages, climbing shares the precision, rhythm, and elegance of dance. Traveling across Europe, Australian climber Simon…
High in the mountains of Bolivia, miners labour under some of the harshest conditions in the world to produce a commodity on which their country depends for survival. The developed world uses tin for products ranging from food cans to microcomputers, yet the Bolivian miners are degradingly poor. Sarah…
This film follows a couple home with their first baby, Zoe, and documents the two weeks following. The mother and father talk about myths and realities of parenthood as they experience them. It is a time of hard work and new commitments.
This training film made by the Church of Scotland's Communications Unit is an introduction to the work of Oxfam's Youth and Educational Department. It is intended for use with new and area staff, volunteers and teachers, putting forward the aims and objectives of Development Education and how…
Produced specifically for 11-14 vear olds, the film follows Alice on a journey through the hidden world of suffering that lurks behind the testing of cosmetics and toiletries on animals. Accompanied by the white rabbit, she meets characters from the original story cast as business people and animal researchers.…
Kafe Negro: Cuba & The Haitian Revolution is a film that explores the social, economic & historical ramification of the Haitian Revolution on Cuba. Kafe Negro tells the story of migrations around a small grain that became the second most important raw material on the global market. This…
