All Films

A man and a woman meet at an accident. Fate has brought those two together but will they succeed on staying united? A promise given, must be kept.

At 17 years old Bria finds herself pregnant and being sent to a Catholic boarding school. After a lifetime of not being heard, will she finally begin to use her voice?

After the recent death of her grandmother from Alzheimer's disease, Agathi, a 20-years-old girl struggles to deal with her loss, keeping a defence against her feelings and her mother. Her mother Maria, feeling alone and while arranging her mother's funeral, tries to reach out to Agathi. After a fight between them, Agathi goes for the first time to the nursing home that hosted her grandmother to get some of her personal belongings. Taking a first step to face her death and experiencing a childhood memory with her, she finally decides to manage the grief together with her mother.

Tyche, a lonely rouge, bloody and bruised, delivers a package to the towering demon, Dolos. Completing the deal Tyche makes their leave, however Dolos tries to tempt them with another offer of employment.

Two years ago 16-year-old Macul Nelson lost both of his parents due to gang violence and had to flee Port Lafiteau on the outskirts of the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince to the Central Plateau where he now resides with his former neighbor and stand-in grandmother. As the eldest of four siblings, this short film follows Macul as he works through the trauma of violence and the growing power of gangs in Haiti. Despite friends and the pull of gangs recruitment of young men across the country, Macul finds a home and support system at a Summits Education school in the small commune of Marerouge at a time when more than 300,000 children have no access to school and 1 million people are displaced by gangs in the country.

Chile in the late 90s. A 16-year-old son lives inside a strict routine under the constant control of his parents. One day, after a family argument, he reaches a breaking point that forces him to reflect and make a decision about his family and his own freedom.

A visual journey between Milano and the Alps. A story made of departures and returns, of people and places that seek each other. Told in chapters, the film explores the deep connection between the city and its mountains through diverse perspectives — athletes, poets, witnesses, and descendants all bound by a shared vitality. Historic climbing routes first opened by Vitale Bramani, alpinist and Vibram founder, are repeated by today’s climbers: Barbara Zangerl on the Pale di San Martino, Matteo della Bordella in Valle Maira, and Pietro Vidi on the Pizzo Badile. These ascents mark the meeting point between alpinism past and present. The story is enriched by Colomba Fasana’s moving recollections of Bramani, and by the poetry of Antonia Pozzi, where the silent beauty of the mountains mirrors the vibrant energy of the city. Closing the circle, Matteo Bramani, Vitale’s great-grandson, travels from the Duomo of Milan to the Grignetta with mountain guide Paolo Marazzi, by train and bicycle, to climb the Via degli Accademici, first opened in 1924. Energia vitale A visual journey between Milano and the Alps is the thread that ties these stories together, embodied by Vibram, the authentic bridge between urban and alpine worlds.

A family living in COVID era China struggle with isolation and food shortages. Tension arises between the family. Disaster is a mirror to human nature.

A brilliant German programmer and a fierce Mixtec activist challenge the financial system by creating tools of freedom for excluded communities, confronting not only historical inequality but also the threat of being silenced by those who wield power.

#FFFFFF woke up in a world with nothing but white desert beyond their eyes. After finding out they have the power to create objects, they started creating to fill out the space, until they split in two…

In 1974, a coded message containing information about humanity and the Earth Planet was sent into space from the Arecibo Observatory. Today, we have received a reply.

A pair of neighbouring kids, Daniel and Peter, team up to defeat the monster in Daniel's closet. When the mission goes south, Daniel must face the reality that some monsters are harder to fight than others.

In Dodoni, Greece, a production of Oedipus the King grinds to a halt as one of its stars, Orson Welles, has issues with his speech as Tiresias, the Oracle. Famed British Poet Paul Roche confronts Welles in a prop tent converted to a makeshift dressing room. Based on a true story as told by Paul Roche to screenwriter Steven Young.

In history, we encounter individuals distinguished by their drive. They appear simultaneously in distant locations. Thus, scholars swiftly conceive a super-emperor bearing the epithet “the Great”. This film traces the footsteps of “Julian the Great”, who is composed of a renowned figure and a forgotten emperor.

SK8 LITE is the first in a series of projects yet to be released by budding Nigerian producer and director, Nmesomachi Nwokolo. It is a story detailing the high point and low points surrounding the recently developed culture of skateboarding in Lagos. From winning hundreds of thousands of naira in contest, to having your board seized because of "disobedience", the life of a skater in Lagos is anything but uneventful.

The Silence After Sunset follows Charlie, a war veteran shattered by loss and haunted by memories. As his world crumbles—marked by abuse, grief, and isolation—he faces a quiet war within. Each sunset tests his will to endure. A haunting reflection on trauma, love, and the cost of survival.

When Nadine gets dumped by her boyfriend, her oddball mother comes to visit and turns her life upside down. Nadine tries to find comfort in songwriting, investing all her time and energy in creating the song „Papagei".

A rugged cliffside overlooking the ocean, once a sanctuary of peace, now holds the weight of a painful past for a family that has been torn apart by a web of secrets and silence. They discover that silence is the greatest enemy of the truth and that a conversation that was not had for too long might have been the real problem. This film fuses the Australian landscape with Klimt inspired visual images and palettes, alongside the interplay between a contemporary and an original Shakespearean sonnet. It invites audiences to question perception itself, revealing that what first appears to be one set of circumstances is, in truth, something entirely different. At its heart, the work explores the act of listening with intention rather than assumption. It examines how meaning is lost when words are heard but not truly received, both in conversation and in poetry. Through the tension between passive and active listening, the film reveals how silence, misunderstanding, and unexamined interpretation can cause damage equal to, or greater than, spoken conflict. Music and sound become emotional guides within the film, shaping perception and deepening understanding. They move beneath language, supporting what is heard, revealing what is felt, and giving voice to the spaces where words fail. Blending poetry, cinema, visual art, and sound, the film moves beyond conventional narrative to create a new storytelling form we describe as a Cinematic Poem.

The story of Józef Noji feels like a ready-made film script. A boy from a poor village in western Poland who, through sheer determination and talent, reached the Olympic track in Berlin in 1936, right into the heart of sport turned into a tool of Nazi propaganda. Fifth place in one of the most brutal Olympic finals ever run, a Polish national record, and a fierce rivalry with the legendary Janusz Kusociński were only part of his journey. This is a story about a carpenter who ran dozens of kilometers to work, about passion, ambition, and conflict in sport, but also about war, resistance, and moral courage. Noji refused to sign the Volksliste, worked in the underground, was imprisoned in Pawiak, and later deported to Auschwitz. He was executed as a political prisoner, remaining loyal to Poland until his final moment. The film brings back a figure almost forgotten today. An Olympian, a champion, and a patriot. A man whose life and death became a symbol of a generation destroyed by war.

Anthony, an American filmmaker living in Amsterdam, sets out to create a film entirely generated by artificial intelligence. As inspiration grows, reality begins to fracture. Impossible skills emerge, historical figures appear and fragments of imagined worlds invade his everyday life. What begins as a creative experiment spirals into a surreal collapse of simulations, identities and control. Blending absurdist humor, meta cinema and speculative science fiction, The Edit explores authorship, consciousness and the unsettling possibility that reality itself may be nothing more than another rendering.

A film of working and waiting on the hills of Calderdale, in Yorkshire, England. This is a 3 minute poetic documentary talking to the sheep farmers who live and work on the hills above the town of Todmorden. They reveal details of their lives and about February, the time before lambing. Shot in Black and White on an iPhone, the film shows true beauty in the bleakness of the time of year. It is a time of getting on, whilst quietly waiting for new life.

A French expat in Berlin wakes up after a blissful night with her boyfriend to a fertility notification that sends her on a quest for the morning-after pill; an unexpected journey through the city, filled with absurd encounters and quiet questions only a woman can face.

Liberty vs. Tyranny is a short documentary that reflects on the delicate balance between freedom and authority in democratic societies. Every nation is founded on the belief that power must serve the law and remain accountable to the people. Yet history repeatedly shows how fragile that balance can be. In moments of crisis, fear, or political tension, the institutions designed to protect liberty can be tested. Through symbolic imagery and reflective narration, the film explores the meaning of constitutional ideals and the shared responsibility of citizens and institutions in safeguarding democracy. Rather than offering simple answers, the documentary invites audiences to reflect on a timeless civic question: When those entrusted with power become the guardians of democracy, who watches them?