Living in a group home, 17-year-old Park Seon dreams of becoming an actor. But she must leave and face life alone at 18. Caught between her reality and dream, Seon hears of a ‘wish-granting underpass.’
Thit Lwin Htun, a transgender man, lives in the bustling city of Yangon, in a quiet neighbourhood where he runs a barber shop. He is finally happy with his body and loves his job. Now, he must learn to emotionally navigate his past life as a mother of a budding teenage daughter and presence as a recently married man.
Tuấn Tú / Person-able is a 42-minute video assembled from media captured through Cao's computer and laptop camera over three years. The work documents a personal journey of self-hood. Released in recognition of 2025 International Youth Day, the video foregrounds transgender experience in adolescence.
Are Uruguay and Belgium children of the same unrecognized father? What was the role of Irish diplomat Lord John Ponsonby in the founding of two nation-states that seemingly have nothing in common? Welcome to Ponsonbyland: an invitation to think about nationalities and identities from a different perspective.
The Paraíba backlands during the civil-military dictatorship of the 1960s. The boy Teobaldo faces the struggle between desire and repression when an enigmatic American researcher arrives at the Research Center of the National Department of Works Against Drought (DNOCS).
"The Xingu River obeys no laws; it has been restoring and resurrecting spirits against all the evil that has been done to it," proclaims Dona Raimunda, who, with her double-edged axe, justly separates evil from good. Her struggle exposes the harsh reality of segregation experienced by riverside communities, riverside dwellers, and Indigenous people in the Volta Grande do Xingu, in Altamira, Pará, since the construction of the Belo Monte Dam.
Karim Callender, Antonio Durao, Max Palmer, Andrew Wilson, Cyrus Bennett, and friends in New York for the release of the new Burn Squad Pro Edition wheels.
Once owned by an industrial giant, now guarded by its former employees, a hotel waits for its new buyer while. Across from the hotel, at the national football stadium, a qualifying match for the UEFA Nations League is in progress.
Tawan, a young man devoted to working tirelessly in order to care for his grandmother—who has long remained in a brain-dead state—finds his life unexpectedly altered when he boards the wrong bus. Stranded in a quiet rural village with no way to return home, he confronts a world far removed from his own. What begins as a simple misstep slowly unfolds into a profound journey of loss, discovery, and transformation that will forever change the course of his life.
Nawres, a rebellious 23-year-old female kickboxer from Tunisia in North Africa, has fought her way to the top in a traditional, male-dominated society in pursuit of an international career. But as Tunisia’s political and economic turmoil worsens after Covid-19, her boxing career nearly comes to a standstill. Hoping for a better life and new opportunities, she travels to France – only to be met with the harsh realities of life as a young immigrant in Europe. Far from her homeland and family, Nawres is forced to reconsider who she is, and what freedom and success truly mean.
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