Eden, dancer and composer, embodies a journey through movement, tracing the rises and falls of human history. Above a screen projecting fragments of collective stories, his body expresses a vision of beauty, fragile, fleeting, and everywhere beneath our feet.
The incredible story of the reconstruction, after the collapse caused by a storm in 1953, of the spire of the Mole Antonelliana, monument and symbol of the city of Turin, Italy.
An immersive journey of a young trans woman seeking freedom in Europe and her mother facing estrangement in Georgia, two lives bound by love, longing, and the search for self-liberation across divided worlds.
A group of trigger-happy thugs from the streets of Detroit team up to find $1 million buried in the woods, but they only have 4 hours before a killer drug kingpin is released from prison and comes for the money. Once the thugs begin looking for the money, uninvited guests appear; then all hell breaks loose.
When young musicians come together to play classical music, they send out a strong signal to our today’s world. The film follows talented young Swiss musicians as they work, search for inspiration, but also expose their thought how to play nowadays the “old” Classical music.
In the streets of Matongé in Brussels, residents participate in the collective poetry of living together. Guided by Maéva, the neighborhood unfolds between everyday life and colonial memory. Individual experiences interact with history, blending reality and fantasy. Gestures, voices, and rhythms bring to life the masks that parade in the footsteps of colonization. Images, sounds, and percussion animate a call for the decolonization of public spaces.
With letters, conversations, physically constructed spaces of memory, and Super 8 re-enactments, Jola Wieczorek reconstructs her family’s escape from Poland—an experience that culminated in a sense of estrangement that has accompanied the filmmaker to this day.
A film in the avant-garde tradition of dream or trance visions. It begins with forbidding images of Rotterdam’s skyscrapers. A female figure, oppressed by this urban environment, plunges into reveries of the natural world, replete with mysterious, mythological figures and ambiguous, ritualistic actions. Religious symbols both beckon and repel her.
On an endless night, the Great One, goddess of the bison, meets the Little One, goddess of the goat. A friendship is born, and with it a new world: the stars, the sun, the earth, and living beings. Animals emerge from the waters, grow, and a lush forest blooms. As the world evolves, the two goddesses are overwhelmed by their power of creation.
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