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Every day, regulars, students and random visitors seek refuge at the Bibliothèque publique d’information (Public Information Library), in the heart of Paris. Between the bookshelves, we meet aficionados, loners, artists
Spanish war propaganda documentary.
Inmates in the Mexican prison system enroll in a stand-up comedy workshop, led by comedian Sofía Niño de Rivera, where they’re challenged to turn their personal stories into comedy.
In a not-too-distant future, after centuries of uprisings that divided the old Brazil into new and idiosyncratic nations, a filmmaker travels through the northern and northeastern regions in search of answers for her (an
The music of lovers on screen is a melancholic exploration of how the very act of expressing private love is a form of quiet rebellion against the loneliness of immigrant life outside one’s home country.
Based on the tales of Chinese writer Pu Songling, the film depicts the romantic relationships of a Chinese student with an undead girl and a fox spirit maiden. Rainer Sarnet's diploma film.
For over three decades, Yolanda Prada has been the heart and soul of the library at the Spanish Cultural Center in Lima. This documentary pays tribute to her tireless work as a librarian, exploring her passion for books
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Vietnam will be free is a chamber film that tells of a war, of memory that fades, of a challenge against the passing of time. Two shoeboxes full of 6x6 photographic negatives, forgotten in an old wardrobe in the attic f
The film was shot in two periods. Initially, during Kuo's visit to Ching-wen rebuilding his parents' home, unplanned as a documentary. Later, funding came, but Ching-wen left for Taipei. Kuo returned to Orchid Island, ca
Isabella Rossellini narrates this memoir of the Sephardic Jewish population in North African prior to WWII.
On the occasion of the bicentenary of the French Revolution, a group of Haitians in Paris undertake a voodoo ritual in front of Les Invalides, to reconcile the spirits of Napoleon Bonaparte and Toussaint L’Overture, the
Mexico, the late 60's. The nation is facing juvenile riots and Nancy Cardenas, playwright and stage director, initiates as a gay activist fighting for their rights. A struggle wrapped by her motto: 'Nobody is free until