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Created by Indigenous director Piratá Waurá with producers Studio Kwo XR, Kamukuwaká takes us deep into the Amazon to the struggle of the Wauja people. Stewards of Brazil's first demarcated indigenous territory, they defend their homeland against farmers, loggers, wildfires and climate change. Drawing on ancient myths and their hyperconnected youth, the Wauja stand as a beacon of resilience. Through intimate 360° filming and 3D scanned environments, Piratá brings his people's wisdom in their Arawak language to global audiences, so we may reconnect to Nature as we face an uncertain future.
As the night progresses, his crush Gregory seems to be getting closer to him...
An aspiring artist is stuck as a bartender when she is encouraged by a loud, talking bottle of alcohol to throw everything away and chase her dreams.
After the sudden death of his pregnant mother, a seemingly unbreakable barrier is formed between a teenage boy and his father. He attempts to find solace at the playground he used to go to with his mother, yet it only serves as a reminder of what could’ve been.
In the urban expanse, there is one person with absolute power over movement. Controlling the traffic lights and the lives of billions, he begins to observe one, with the aim of making him his successor. A young man with an interest in birds, who will cross the threshold into a new world.
When social media influencers set out on a camping trip, their peaceful getaway turns into a nightmare after a mysterious stranger begins stalking them. Stranded in the wilderness with no way to escape, the women soon discover that their terrifying encounter is fueled by jealousy and a deadly obsession with online fame.
Straight from the grease jungle himself, the forlorn drifter crawls out of the ethereal panorama to bestow wisdom concerning the perfect omelet.
A lonely drunk grows a desire to help another after discovering a seemingly confused naked man in his home.
When Margerie Dollop gives birth to her unconventional baby, she is met with an impossible decision once something starts knocking from its insides.
“An intimate work that transforms the voices of the Ticuna elders into a realm of memory. Through the story of origins and the relationship with the land, *Muiyukuna* champions oral tradition as a living form of knowledge and invites us to listen to the chagra not as a landscape, but as memory, origin, and the subject of collective existence,” says Adriana Jacanamejoy
In 2024, a major political shift in Slovakia triggers a radical, aggressive restructuring of the country's independent public service media law. Filming directly from within the hallways and newsrooms of the national broadcaster (RTVS), debut director Sára Prokopová captures the volatile transition as the channel is forcefully dismantled and rebranded into the state-controlled STVR. Amid an atmosphere of deep uncertainty, mounting political pressure, and creeping censorship, a group of resilient journalists forms an internal strike committee to defend the integrity of their profession. What begins as an absurd bureaucratic shift quickly unfolds into a tragic reality: independent journalism is curtailed, opposition voices are muted, and the institution itself begins to be run by political appointees lacking expertise—some of whom openly speculate on air about whether the Earth is flat.
The Minotaur is a retelling of the Greek myth about a half man / half bull who is imprisoned in a labyrinth by King Minos. The film is made from 35mm slides found on eBay, each with a drawing scratched into the surface. Employing 2,500 drawings, The Minotaur took 10 months to make—having gone through several early forms including as a computer game and a clumsy animation made solely from mosaics. Music written and performed by Stephen Crowe.
A quiet look at the vibrant everyday life inside a busy market captured entirely through still frames
Manfred has lost all trust in the authorities. He has autism and ADHD and lives alone and isolated among huge piles of trash, and the people who were supposed to help him now want to move him out of his house on Funen. But Manfred refuses to move. Why is it so hard to help vulnerable citizens like Manfred?
In Turin, a group of young Iranian women finds community and freedom through Homa, a women’s football team. As they train and compete in Balon Mundial 2025, they build new lives far from home. When war breaks out in Iran, their joy and sense of belonging are challenged by fear for their families and the pain of a wounded homeland.
Two "criminals" are forced to play against each other on a sadistic game show.
Through the living testimonies of colleagues, students, and unique archival materials, the film reveals Tabakov’s path as an actor, teacher, artistic director, reformer of the theatrical process, and tireless creator. The film is built on associative drama, where the metaphor of the “atom of the sun” takes on particular significance — as a spark, as the inner energy that Tabakov carried within himself and that he knew how to inspire in others.
The film follows Saba at the protest.
When her mother falls ill, Putri becomes responsible of her mother's profession of clam-shucking. This role slowly takes Putri to repeat the same tragic cycle that her mother unfortunately experienced.