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"There's Too Much Sun" is a short film set in Bologna's historic Cirenaica neighborhood in the mid-1970s. It chronicles the daily life of an eccentric, well-known figure in the city, Umberto Stignani, known as "Settecapotti" or "Atomino." A man of rare kindness, he rode a battered old bicycle loaded with empty, folded cardboard boxes, anchored to the rack, and with two empty plastic painter's bins hanging from the handlebars. He wore a series of overcoats, even in the warmer months, and a construction helmet on his head. He did this because he believed in the need to protect himself from the sun's rays, and especially when he met young people, he warned them that they still had a lot of time ahead of them, and they shouldn't squander it, allowing themselves to be poisoned by that sun that "is the source of life but at the same time shortens it." The short film recounts his journey, between reality and dream, through a neighborhood that is a small village within the city, meeting characters who are more "integrated" but who ultimately live on the margins like him: Bob Rock, Otto Krapfen, Biciclone all really existed, and their often casual encounters with "Settecapotti" generate glimpses of real life that poetically recount the life of a community in the 1970s, more united and supportive than it seems.Bologna 's Cirenaica district, a working-class neighbourhood built for colonial returnees - the story of a homeless poet who wore seven coatsin summer.

This is the story of a warrior who lived through the horrors of war. He suffered devastating injuries and, for a time, wished he had not survived. He went through a period of complete despair, believing that his life had come to an end. But through the support of others, he found hope. He rediscovered himself, regained his faith in people, and found a new reason to live.

A Vietnam Vet returns to a world he doesn't fit in anymore and wanders the country as a homeless man for 50 years looking for redemption and self forgiveness for acts committed in war. Will he find it in a small town - with a special tree?

A teenage boy struggles to return to school, but his mother won’t give up on him.

Anselmo, a former killer with a drinking problem (formerly known as "the Jaguar"), decides to return to action to avenge the death of a friend. Having already caused the death of his girlfriend in the past, he is depressed and withdrawn from society. He must embrace his true nature to get to the culprit and return to who he truly is. This project is a love letter to action/crime cinema and revenge movies.

"I Custodi del Tempo – Sulle Ali di un Sogno" è un docufilm scritto e diretto da Flavio Cammerano che racconta la straordinaria storia dell'ingegner Alessandro Marchetti, uno dei più grandi progettisti aeronautici italiani del Novecento. Un viaggio cinematografico che parte da Cori, sua città natale, attraversa Sesto Calende, dove nacquero alcuni dei più celebri velivoli della SIAI-Marchetti, e ripercorre le imprese che contribuirono a rendere l'aviazione italiana protagonista nel mondo. Attraverso immagini inedite, ricostruzioni digitali cinematografiche, testimonianze esclusive e materiali d'archivio, il documentario racconta il sogno di un ragazzo che, dopo aver assistito al volo dei fratelli Wright, dedicò la propria vita a progettare aeroplani destinati a entrare nella storia. Tra i protagonisti del racconto figurano l'S.55, simbolo della storica trasvolata atlantica, e le testimonianze raccolte presso Volandia, il Gruppo Lavoratori Senior SIAI-Marchetti e le istituzioni di Cori e Sesto Calende.oltre alla testimonianza della Famiglia Caucci Molara , con il loro preziosissimo Archivio Storico . Un film sulla memoria, sul coraggio, sull'ingegno italiano e su un sogno che continua ancora oggi a volare. Serie documentaristica: I Custodi del Tempo Titolo: Sulle Ali di un Sogno Scritto, diretto e montato da: Flavio Cammerano

When nine-year-old Alex discovers LENS—a mysterious prototype capable of showing alternative realities—her family becomes the target of ruthless special ops agents. Fleeing across desolate cornfields, Alex, her brother Jim, and their mother must risk everything to protect their new friend and unlock its true potential.

For centuries, a silent spirit has wandered the Old Town of Rhodes, witnessing the lives, transformations, and memories that have shaped its ancient streets. Through its timeless perspective, the film explores the enduring relationship between people and place, revealing how history is preserved not only through monuments but through those who live, protect, and cherish their heritage. A poetic meditation on memory, identity, and cultural continuity, the film celebrates the Old Town of Rhodes as a living bridge between past and present.

Official Selection – Marina del Rey Film Festival (2026) Double Finalist – Easterseals Disability Film Challenge (Best Film & Best Writer) A father preparing for surgery already sees himself as a burden to his family. When a fleeting moment suddenly spirals into danger, he is forced to confront fear, love, and the profound question of how to face adversity. Amor Fati is a poignant dramedy about acceptance, resilience, and embracing one’s fate. This production includes disability representation both on-screen and behind the camera, including wheelchair users, limb differences, multiple sclerosis representation, and disabled musical collaborators. CAST - Joe Guintu — @jguintu - Camryn Grimes — @camryngrimes - Julianna Guintu — @julianna_guintu - Laura Gardner — @thereallauragardner - Danny J. Gomez — @dannyjgomezofficial - Jaime Guintu - Luna Valdez-Mistry — @meatybeat / @marakiuler CREW - John Kessler — @kettle.maker - Henry Yin — @henry__yin - Russ Rubin — @russrubin - Luther Tobey - Lindsay Tessier - Anne Koolen — @annekoolen - Julia Byers — @juliabyers94 - Sonia Bhatia — @soniab15 - James Guintu — @jamesguintu - Marz Mejia — @pikapikafooo - Kate Nobul — @katelynnobul - Joe Rivera / DJ MoJoe — @dj_mojoe / @itsjoerivera - Lizzy O — @thelizzyo - Fabien Ricard — @fabienricard - Jeremy Ricard - Jennifer Guintu — @beachgirljenny13 PARTNERS / SUPPORT - Exotic Woods — @theexoticwoods - Sonia Hou Jewelry — @soniahoujewelry - Huntington Hospital, Pasadena — @huntingtonhospital MUSIC - The Resilient — @theresilientband - Erik Kalwicki — @the_nightnoodler - Greg Loman - Juan Eduardo Dominguez — @domplaysdrums - Nate Kalwicki — @kalwikkstr - Tim Donley — @reborn_musik SPECIAL THANKS / COMMUNITY REPRESENTATION - Johannes Masserer — @johannes_lax - Nic Novicki — @nicnovicki - Victoria Fisher-Briggs — @kjarandassociates Additional thanks: - Affonso Beato — @affonsobeat - Brock Powell — @brocktalks - Dan Skendzel — @dskendzel - Father Matt Pennington — @journalofacountrypriest - Ivette Guintu — @ivetteguintu - Joe Petricca — @jpetriccafilm - Noreen O’Toole — @noreenotoole - Reverend George Daisa — @jorgesan777 - Sophia Costanzo — @sophiacostanzofilms - Bistro DLG — @bistrodlg - Easterseals Disability Film Challenge — @disabilityfilmchallenge

Some hope is chosen and some just happens. Casual Hope follows characters who face the unexpected with a hope that asks for no conditions and offers no guarantees — a hope none of them holds alone, passing between them until it becomes the only thing that carries them forward.

Episode 1: Relegated Welcome to the Hamster Racing League, where the world's fastest hamsters race wheel-to-wheel for glory. The series opens on a shake-up: Liam Pawson, all talent and no temperament, is relegated to Formula Chew after a run of sloppy racing and worse sportsmanship. His seat goes to Kimi Hamtonelli, a rookie with everything to prove. He's out to prove them wrong in his very first race - and if he takes it home, it'll be by a whisker.

EveryDay in Gaza offers an intimate portrait of life in the Gaza Strip through the daily struggles of the Farra family and Wafa, a woman caring for vulnerable children. Without narration, the film captures dignity and resilience in the face of impossible challenges.

Decades after a sixteen-year addiction to cocaine, alcohol, and crack nearly ended his life, a Queer musician retraces his memory, music, and the wreckage left behind. The Pain and The Power is an award-winning, unflinching documentary portrait of artist, activist, and survivor Logan Lynn, by filmmaker Cai Indermaur. Tracing a 30-year career forged at the intersection of queerness, faith, addiction, trauma, and self-reinvention, and structured around the songs from Lynn’s latest record of the same name, the film treats music not as background but as a living character. Beginning in rural Nebraska and Texas inside a fundamentalist Christian world hostile to any type of difference, the film follows Lynn’s early sense of displacement, religious trauma, and abuse, and the ways secrecy and fear shaped both identity and survival. Through intimate interviews with Lynn, and decades of archival footage, music videos, and home movies, the film charts a restless trajectory: early success, underground acclaim, addiction, public collapse, and the slow, deliberate work of rebuilding a life on one’s own terms. Behind the scenes footage from early music videos, vintage tour clips, and present-day studio conversations collide with moments of humor, tenderness, and brutal honesty. The result is neither a redemption arc nor a nostalgia piece, but a meditation on what it means to outlive the versions of yourself that no longer serve you. Behind the scenes footage from early music videos, vintage tour clips, and present-day studio conversations collide with moments of humor, tenderness, and brutal honesty. The result is neither a redemption arc nor a nostalgia piece, but a meditation on what it means to outlive the versions of yourself that no longer serve you. The Pain and The Power asks what remains after belief systems fail, relationships end, and the spotlight moves on; and how art can transform damage into something communal, generous, and alive. The film was named Best Documentary at the London Independent Film Awards (UK), Best Debut Documentary at the Athens International Monthly Art Film Festival (Greece), Best LGBTQ+ Feature at the Milan Indie Film Festival (Italy), Best Documentary and Best LGBTQ+ Film at the Global Visionaries Film Festival (Singapore), Best First-Time Director at the Berlin Indie Film Festival and the Portugal Indie Film Festival, and it won the Silver Award for Feature Documentary at the Paris Film Awards, the Milan Gold Awards, the London Movie Awards, and the Hollywood Gold Awards.

The short film tells the story of a person who, through their daily experiences, becomes a sort of living representation of sadness, embodying its deepest and most silent nuances.

A feature documentary exploring the origins of graffiti in Madrid and the emergence of the arrow style, a local visual language that reshaped urban culture, youth identity, and the use of public space in Spain.

Alondra, the skylark bird, is a friendly songbird from an island that loves to fly into the forest and chirp for all the animals. But as talented and popular as she is, she's complacent with eating the leftovers of the precious yellow seeds that are high above the other trees and surrounded by thorns. Only the experience guardian birds seem to have the skills and privilege of those fleshy seeds. Will Alondra find the courage to fly through the dangerous thorns, snatch that coveted seed and escape the wrath of the guardian bird?

A war rages in the distance while everyday life continues uninterrupted. Explosions echo beyond the horizon, yet nobody reacts. As conflict slowly merges with the ordinary, the line between awareness and indifference begins to disappear.

"Sons of the Sea" explores the balance between preserving the past and embracing the future. Set in a quaint Sicilian village nestled along the rugged Italian coastline, the rhythms of life are dictated by the sea. Fishing has been the heartbeat of this community for generations, a timeless tradition passed down from father to son and now flows into an unknown future.

A documentary about George Floyd, and the Black Lives Matter movement

A woman, injured and disoriented, tries to escape a reality she does not recognize and in which she is trapped.

A century has passed, two world wars, and the Balkan conflict. Despite this, the situation in Eastern Europe remains extremely unstable, tied to superficial political and industrial relations. The old Trieste has changed its name and is now called Nuova Tergeste, in homage to ancient times when the city was the jewel in the crown of the northeast. It is precisely in the streets of this city that history begins. Shady figures move in the shadows, maneuvering the game pieces, and a sudden escalation of conflicts in the Balkans could trigger a new war in the heart of Europe, close to Italy. Understanding who is pulling the strings and preventing escalation is the task of the secret services. Determining who is trustworthy and who represents a threat is the primary objective. The agenda is clear: the imperative is not to succumb...

A curated collection of three surrealist films, sequenced as a strange journey, wordless, expressionist emotion as a spritual transformation. On a distant planet, a robotic force seeks to destroy all remaining life. Among the ruins, the machines discover a strange tree-being and bring it back to their citadel to be destroyed. One robot rebels, turning against the others to save the tree-being, and for this act of compassion is condemned and cast into Hell. Gaia appears, horrified by what has happened, and gives the robot a promise: all things pass from one form into another, and it, too, will be reborn. The robot descends into a hellish purgatory beyond words and sound, experiencing only pain. When we encounter the being again, it has become Dragon Diver, living among an enlightened civilization and dedicating its existence to rescuing drowning victims and carrying them safely back to the surface. For a time, there is peace, until the dragons of Hell return and begin attacking the planet’s cities. Rather than flee from the realm that once condemned it, Dragon Diver returns to Hell and confronts the Sea Dragon King, warning him to leave the planet and its people alone. Once condemned for saving a single life, Dragon Diver now returns to the place of its suffering to protect an entire world. While self contained stories with no explanation, each presents a refutation of modern machine generation, in mathematically and impossible and in a format subject to tape warping, ensuring that it is never the same way twice.

A young man who struggles with anxiety can't stop focusing on a problem, or rather, what appears to be a problem.