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Richard goes on a cycling trip filled with freedom, fantasy and love.
An old abandoned house is full of forgotten objects, empty rooms, and signs of the past. Every corner tells a quiet story without using words. Through simple images, the film explores memory, nostalgia, and the feeling that some places can still hold the moments that happened inside them.
A glimpse inside Teatro Dallas, a non-profit theater in Dallas Texas, whose unconventional works and workshops have been central to empowering and fostering community in the Dallas Arts scene for over 40 years.
Protest on the Dancefloor explores how Blackfellas in Melbourne use music and dancefloors to create spaces of sovereignty, connection and liberation amidst an ever-changing political climate.
Damaris Gonzales is a pioneer who defies tradition. In the town of Barva, Heredia—the birthplace of Costa Rican masquerades—she broke the mold by becoming the first female traditional mask maker, challenging a historically male-dominated profession. This documentary pays tribute to her contribution and career, showing how her workshop is much more than a workspace: it is a place where clay and spirit meet, where tradition comes to life anew through her hands.
In this Shark Week whodunnit, a rare surge of highly aggressive shark attacks hit a tight-knit community off Australia’s southern coast, prompting marine biologist Riley Elliott to find and tag the oceanic suspects. But when he discovers this could be a new, elusive population of sharks, he builds the world's first "chum island" to lure them in and uncover if they are the ones responsible for the attacks.
A river: the Esla. A region: Tierra de la Reina. A dam and a wildfire, destruction from water and destruction from fire, two ways of losing paradise. A forest saved by a miracle and a valley in danger. Local people who write and a stranger who reads, listens and looks.
An aspiring home cook strives to craft the perfect omelette for his partner in this passionate food film.
A reflection on how we define space and the feeling we call ‘home’, through different perspectives and memories. The stylistic fusion of mixed media and oil pastel animation stems from the director’s mindset and her frame-by-frame approach, which allows her to explore various materials and formal possibilities. It is a blend that enables her to capture authentic moments and reveal hidden narratives.
Elise has a dream about a Cove—and today that dream comes true...
For decades, Philadelphia music educator Lovett Hines quietly shaped generations of artists from behind the scenes, nurturing creativity, discipline, individuality and community through music education. Now at 80 years old, his influence continues to ripple across stages, classrooms and cultures through the students and mentees whose lives he helped transform. Blending intimate conversation, performance, archival elements and reflections from acclaimed artists including Christian McBride, Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson, Bilal and Robert Glasper, The Philadelphia Sensei: Lovett Hines explores the enduring impact of a Black mentor whose classroom became a launching ground for artistic excellence, self-discovery and cultural legacy. At its heart, the film is a meditation on mentorship, lineage and the often unseen architects behind transformative art.
A girl enters an old attic that seems to be frozen in time. Between forgotten objects, an old radio and the warm light coming through the windows, she discovers a small hidden world: an old circus tent from another time. As she explores the room, something begins to come back. Distant children's voices, forgotten laughter and strange feelings appear, as if the attic is holding memories from the past. The room is not empty. It still keeps the echoes of the people and moments that once lived there.