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The Ones Who Bought Bushwick investigates the historical, political, and economic forces driving development and gentrification in Brooklyn’s Bushwick neighborhood.
A look into the story of the Australian punk squat “the Esso” told through interviews with its old inhabitants. Exploring a vital part of Melbourne’s hardcore punk history.
Almost stranded in the Black Hills Forest, do You Hear Me Calling?
Jun and Aira spend the first hours of the new year together. A year passes. Photographs, journal entries, and an empty street remain from their encounter.
When the government attempts to erase trans identities, a group of trans women takes to the streets of New York City, demanding a future where trans people can exist on their own terms.
In 1968, medicine man Raymundo Tigre Perez (Mexico/USA) had a vision. He saw Indigenous Wisdom Keepers from all over the world united in a circular pit – with a fire in the heart – performing a ceremony. A spiritual ceremony for the Earth, for Peace and well-being of all living beings. Only later he discovered that this was a KIVA, an ancient ceremony of 3000 years, already used by the Original Peoples of North America (Turtle Island). Hundreds of native Wisdom Keepers answered his Call and these KIVA ceremonies have been taking place around the world for more than 30 years. The KIVA ceremony is a collective CALL from the Original Peoples of all continents: they have never lost touch with the Earth and with this Ancient Wisdom and Original Principles, they can remember and inspire us to restore the balance with the Earth and with each other!’
Implicated in a young serviceman’s death, an army warrant officer finds himself questioning the very institution that has defined him most of his life.
In a dystopian future where pills erase negative memories, a scientist discovers the Earth exists within a single neuron. Risking everything, he embarks on a desperate quest to find his lost son within this hidden world.
A TNVS driver receives an unusual pickup order which later reveals secrets from the past.
Maxime, a young white woman, a novice casting assistant, must very quickly find an elderly Congolese woman who speaks Lingala for a film. After having suffered several failures from the inhabitants of Château Rouge, a neighborhood in which she first set foot, she meets Elikia, a young black man whose grandmother fits perfectly with the desired profile.
Uncle visits his niece
Bastián receives a visit from his friend Franco, who gives him a peculiar gift: a pellet gun. That day, the former president of Chile dies and begins to appear to Bastián in the form of a Cloth Ghost. All of this occurs amidst the rise to power of the far right in Chile.
A Film By Setareh Azad
Jamie and Alex are UFO hunters and students at University of Canberra. So when they discover that their uni is housing alien students for the CIA and the Vanourian Empire, who have diabolical plans of their own, they jump onboard to expose it. However, some conspiracies are too good to be true…
Animated collage film by Andrea d'Arbel
The groundbreaking visual effects of F.W. Murnau’s FAUST have remained shrouded in mystery since its release 100 years ago. Now, the publication of a long-lost book assembled by the filmmaker’s closest collaborators has revealed the spectacular secrets of this expressionist masterpiece. Utilising a trove of newly-unearthed sketches and on-set photographs, this exclusive Program Notes short documentary by Amos Levin and Ben Porro explores the artistic vision and technical wizardry behind the film’s most astonishing sequence: the flight around the world.
Upon encountering his new neighbor, Miguel realizes that something within him doesn't seem to make sense. Over time, his feelings become clearer, and the boy finally summons the courage to change.
A half-hour documentary examining the history of U.S. military use of Hawaiʻi’s public trust lands and the consequential decisions approaching as longstanding military leases begin to expire.
The Way Out drops you right into the action across the globe, from heavy Alaskan spine lines to local backyard laps in Whistler. It represents a path toward total freedom, whether tracking Hoji, Chris Rubens, and Mark Abma across the iconic Swiss Alps, or capturing breakout skier Lucy Leishman storming through Japan’s deep powder with three legendary freeskiers. The verdict is simple: the soul of skiing isn’t dead. It’s alive and well, wherever the snow is falling.