Crossing the Equator
Endurance athlete Damien Rider paddleboards 480km across nine remote Maldives islands, facing shifting currents, scorching sun, and a grueling 100km open-ocean crossing in a journey of resilience and discovery.
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Endurance athlete Damien Rider paddleboards 480km across nine remote Maldives islands, facing shifting currents, scorching sun, and a grueling 100km open-ocean crossing in a journey of resilience and discovery.
A composition practice of video landscape.
An industrial documentary.
Engineers digging for Crossrail have made a chilling discovery: dozens of skulls under London's Liverpool Street station. It's clear the skulls are from Roman London, but nothing like this has been found before.
A man confronts his insecurities and internalized homophobia as he reflects on his experience as a gay Asian man and immigrant with the help of his family and friends.
Created alongside the mini album of the same name, "CROSSWORDS" follows a man working a dead-end 9 to 5 after never pursuing his love of music. One day in the office, he spots a crumpled up piece of paper on the ground:
A unique event in the country's sports life – crossing Lake Baikal in one of its widest parts on a windsurfing board. Dmitry Shumilov, a seasoned windsurfer and brave romantic, dared to take such a risky step.
Footage of the Able Day and Baker Day nuclear tests at Bikini Atoll in 1946, accompanied by a narrator who explains the purpose and benefits of the testing.
Follow a group of teenagers as they each must make critical decisions in their daily lives.
“Crossing Paths” is an experimental short film shot during a poetic, associative trek in the Finnish Lapland region. The film explores metaphorical meanings of routes that cross each other by reflecting on the local terr
An animated film by Stefanie Wuschitz portraying the everyday lives of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, reflecting on the country's transformation following the end of its civil war in 1990.
“A retrospective on the events of March 6, 1965, when Alabama state troopers used tear gas and clubs on civil-rights marchers trying to cross the Edmund Pettis Bridge near Montgomery” (A&E).
"At the New Year's Eve event of the 'Crossover' International Performance Art Festival, Canadian performance artist John G. Boehme appeared very calmly. He wore a black face mask and stared at the audience (camera) like
'Crossroads: Labor Pains of a New Worldview' is a documentary exploring the depths of the current human condition and the emergence of an integrated worldview. Weaving together insights and findings from biology, psychol
Barış, who is in platonic love with his best friend's girlfriend, helps her in this difficult situation when he finds out that the girl he is in love with is pregnant and she is having an abortion.
It’s nighttime. A group of pedestrians are waiting at a crosswalk to get to the other side. Some, however, have waited far longer than others...
Crossroads depicts an authentic take on the life of a female university student who seems to have lost her way.
Jim (a practicing veterinarian) and Kate (an automotive engineer) live a nice upper-middle class existence. One day, Kate is accused of murdering her boss, Victor, and sentenced to prison. The couple knows she's innocent