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Documentary on Laurel & Hardy by David Cairns and Fiona Watson
The Strokes continue their behind-the-scenes journey, capturing the collaborative process of refining musical ideas and experimenting with new sounds in a remote studio setting. The band navigates creative challenges and evaluates various song structures as they work toward crafting their next record.
In the Indian township of Durban, where post-apartheid violence still simmers, Lishana cares for her dying mother. Through her photographic practice, she reflects on life and death, past and present, navigating between the tangible and the mystical.
“Love is not made to console, no doubt — it is made to save. But we know all too well that one is only ever saved once. And only for as long as that once endures.” Inspired by The Eternal Return, Michel Surya’s novel, the film is a portrait of the book itself.
"[T]his is a story about Hell on Earth, taking The Word at its very word; told through one very, very bad day in the life of small-town Americana.”
Three friends are sitting on a beach, practicing for a coming out.
A social comedy directed by Amitabha Chaterji.
The film crew of the TV program “Earth and Sky” arrives in the village of Nizhny Arkhyz, home to an astrophysical observatory, to prepare a report on a scientific conference. Their work is complicated by conflicts within the team, the host’s inexperience, and the fact that the events unexpectedly take on personal significance for him, shifting the focus of the shoot.
He goes by many names: The Landlord, The Big Cheese, The Swiss Cheese, Brie Larsson, Henrik Larsson, Lars Ricken, but most people know him as Busi - and he runs this city.
Dani, a product of divorce and a single mother, is working from home while caring for her peppery, sick mother when her bohemian father shows up on her doorstep, homeless. What follows is a cramped, chaotic reunion about family, friction, and being stuck together.
Explores the “no Asians” ban through "gaysian nude archives."
What am I to myself? Created for the purpose of Šuma — a sound design workshop conceived as a collaboration between generations of filmmakers who are a part of Kino klub Osijek.
The virtuoso guitarist Artur Miranda Azzi shatters the conventions of classical guitar, reinventing the instrument as a dynamic medium for avant-garde experimentation. Through six bold and innovative performances of contemporary works, Azzi dismantles traditional techniques, transforming the guitar into a living, evolving entity—one that defies expectations at every turn.
One intense day in the life of Siki as they navigate desire, violence, and transformation.