Follow renowned Aotearoa New Zealand singer-songwriter Marlon Williams on the profound, revealing and joyful four-year journey of reconnection and self-discovery behind writing and recording his first album in te reo Māori.
Il y a 150 ans, la capture d’un petit éléphant et ses tribulations très documentées au sein du plus grand cirque du monde racontent la naissance de l’exploitation des animaux sauvages. Entre révolution industrielle et toute-puissance de la logique coloniale,…
Devenir médecin, pharmacien ou encore kinésithérapeute, c’est le rêve de beaucoup d’enfants issus des quartiers prioritaires de Marseille. Certains jeunes comme Dalia, Hichma, Tesnim et Clémence sont passées du rêve à la réalité…
Né en 1924 dans le 15ème arrondissement de Paris, le bal antillais le plus célèbre de la Capitale, le bal Blomet, a été le creuset d’une nouvelle identité noire. C’est là en effet que se croisent les créoles de Paris, petits-…
STATIONS, de Julien Huger Les Alpes en hiver. Hommes et machines s'adonnent à d'étranges ballets pour façonner la montagne. Le territoire résiste et fait se télescoper le réel et l'imaginaire.
Life-affirming and profound, BEAUTIFUL SOMETHING LEFT BEHIND captures the heartbreaking, mundane and even the funny moments in the lives of several young children who have recently lost one or both parents. The Good Grief community in New Jersey focuses on a holistic approach to mourning, where…
PLEASE NOTE: This video is for individual viewing only. For classroom use or for a public screening, please reach out to us directly. Thank you! An American original, Faith Petric (1915-2013) rejected conformity, built musical communities, and refreshingly embraced aging. Through her journey, Singing…
“Hummingbirds is pretty tight filmmaking at less than 80 minutes, and the laid-back presentation makes the political commentary register strongly from the periphery.” – Ben Kenigsberg, Critics Pick, The New York Times In Hummingbirds, Silvia and Beba tell their own coming-of-age…
A journey through forgotten pews, erased pulpits, and the deep faith of Black Lutherans whose stories shaped American Christianity.
In 2019, we joined Shirin Neshat on location in New Mexico while she and her team created a new body of work, Land of Dreams, a two-channel video installation presented alongside a series of photographs. The installation features a narrative diptych following an Iranian woman, Simin, who travels through…
Douglas Vermeeren shares the answers behind How Thoughts Become Things. A powerful addition to the conversation begun in 2006 with "The Secret."
In the Arizona deserts, a diverse research team unites to explore the correlations between UFO sightings and unexplained mineral deposits.
