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Two couples who travelled together to Mexico watch the footage of their vacation. They laugh at scenes of dropping in on a Mexican family unannounced, frolicking on the beach and bargaining for souvenirs. When the doorbe
The tragicomic tableau vivant documentary "How shall we comfort ourselves." explores the endless human search for meaning. Using repurposed church buildings as the theater and everyday events as the play, we take a step
Four contemporary Kentuckians — James Still, Robert Penn Warren, Ronnie Criswell, and Billy Davis — discuss their work and its relationship to the environment in which they live. Ronnie Criswell reads his poetry over sce
Gardi Deppe’s film follows women completing a six-week course of treatment in a health clinic (unique in West Germany at the time) for ‘working girls and women between the ages of 15 and 21.’ The film shows striking diff
Leo is a young ranch hand who has never left his small community, located in southern Brazil, until he is faced with the need to fulfill his father's last wish. He travels to Rio de Janeiro with his uncle Arthur who he i
After graduating from college, getting dumped by his girlfriend, and witnessing a robbery, a young man is forced to go on an all night adventure with a mysterious woman and her band of misfits.
An exploration of the abstract feelings of loss, the chaos of thoughts, and the anxiety that comes from the strangeness of time and memories fading away.
Filmmaker Jane McAllister follows her father, Yes campaigner Fraser McAllister, through the events of the 2014 referendum on Scottish independence.
An explosion in one of the largest chemical plants in Europe, the Petrochemical complex in Tarragona, triggers the labour struggle of a group of workers who demand what is fair for everyone.
This is not a suicide movie. Emil, Donald and Julie are alive and rub shoulders, without much reason. Probably because they love each other. Finally, it may be a story. We'll see.
A look at the ways in which five young Black and Asian British artists - Simone Alexander, Zarina Bhimji, Sonia Boyce, Allan De Souza, and Keith Piper - produce work, and a critique of contemporary art practice.
Dzaleka Refugee Camp, is under-resourced and over-populated. Once Malawi's high-security prison, it now shelters over 53,000 displaced people from war-torn countries like the DRC, Burundi & Rwanda. Amidst ruins and negl
During the final months of the World War II, a group of special forces sailors, under the command of Lieutenant Balandin, receives a secret order of special importance to destroy enemy tankers, seaplanes and gun installa
A short film about how we talk and treat ourselves, and the downside of having an inner monologue.
When an impulsive boy named Kenai is magically transformed into a bear, he must literally walk in another's footsteps until he learns some valuable life lessons. His courageous and often zany journey introduces him to a
As the land changes, so too does our Dene languages. This film documents how language revitalization can lead to climate action. Often when we think of climate change, we think of how the water, land and animals are impa
A two-channel experimental film explores interwoven narratives of struggle against Portuguese colonialism, uncovering the intercontinental network of relations that developed between historical figures in Goa, Mozambique
"Asian Adoptees in Dialogue: Notes to Ourselves" is a conversation series exploring the unique experiences of Asian adoptees directly from their point of view through a series of honest dialogues, elevating an authentic
A SONG FOR OURSELVES is an intimate journey into the life and music of Asian American Movement troubadour Chris Iijima. Struggling to make sense of their father’s early death, his teenage sons learn that during the 1970s
A short experimental film from Canadian filmmaker Gary Kibbins.