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When caught shoplifting, Nora pressures her younger sister to confess to her part in the stealing, only discover they aren’t the only thieves in the family.
A little girl is lying on the floor in her room. When it starts to rain, she falls asleep and embarks on a journey with mice through a dream world.
A short movement study on sapphic longing and obsession.
By chance, drama teacher Sigrun witnesses her colleague’s teaching methods causing discomfort for one of the students. Should she let art be art, or protect the student?
An essay short, playfully exploring the symbolic and cultural associations tied to the banana.
An overwhelming cacophony of noise shapes the everyday life of a boy growing up in a dysfunctional family.
Does the love between two people disappear when you can´t express it anymore?
A fearless four-year-old sets out to conquer the steepest hill in town with his homemade Gravity Racer.
A fearless four-year-old sets out to conquer the steepest hill in town with his homemade Gravity Racer.
An artist profile of Kamala Ibrahim Ishag, commissioned by the Serpentine Galleries, celebrating the pioneering Sudanese artist whose work blends earthly and spiritual realms, exploring human connection to the natural world with a visionary and deeply personal aesthetic.
The North Pole Deception exposes the dark reality behind Santa’s Christmas deliveries. Elves Trixie and Miette recount the grueling work, meager pay, and complete absence of labor protections in the North Pole workshop.
After the family dog passes away, a father and son come together to build her grave, confronting grief, love, and the unspoken bond between them.
Postcard motives from Norway, in colours.
Pernille struggles to accept that she cannot stay thirteen forever and decides to write a memoir about her life.
A powerful wind lifts ordinary people into the sky, forcing them to confront unexpected encounters, new perspectives, and the unpredictable turns of life.
In the aftermath of a party, a dancer in vivid red moves through a deserted space. Filmed in one continuous take, the raw immediacy lets the audience engage fully with the dancer’s physical and emotional presence.
A fearless four-year-old sets out to conquer the steepest hill in town with his homemade Gravity Racer.
An examination of how large language models and generative AI may create algorithmic narratives, recontextualizing a line from Marguerite Duras’s screenplay for Hiroshima mon amour (1959): “You didn’t see the hospital in Hiroshima.”
Brutalist architecture, a toll elevator and the surrealism of the environment are the daily life of Mzia, a former sniper overseeing this unique transportation system. A loving portrait that also reveals the weird sides of modern, bureaucratic Georgia.
The cam girl and artist, Lindsay Dye, has fought her whole life against stigma in a patriarchal society - all shot on 8 mm.
When the industrial company is going to make cuts, the faithful employee Karin is fired. A shock announcement that hits hard and sets off unexpected processes, not only in Karin. A twisted comedy where the main characters' dead parents take over the show and elevate the story to the next level.
Through a montage of contemporary footage and archival material, the film depicts the reality of the Nazi concentration camps. A sober, poetic essay on memory, responsibility, and Europe’s darkest chapter.
A couple are about to attend an important gala. They have their keys, phones and invitations, but there is a hole in their tights.
In the suburbs of a northern Chinese city undergoing urbanization, a quirky girl who wants to see animals in the zoo is taken for a ride which will forever change her perspective on life.
Yes, we know about the photographs. Scientists took them while looking for the American flags which were planted onto the moon during the six manned missions there. The shots show that five of them are still in the same place. Only the flag of Apollo 11 seems to have moved.
The camera focuses on a cud-chewing camel, the sound has been dubbed to give the impression of a distorted discourse on video art.
Ravel’s Bolero, renowned for its contagious rhythm and universality, is reimagined through Mehdi Kerkouche’s inclusive and visually driven style. The film captures scenes from a young life in Créteil through energetic and accessible dance.
A choreography in dissolution. A stop-motion animation composed of still images —self-portraits in dance— printed and scanned by hand. As the physical prints gradually move along the scanner bed, the choreography transforms, fragmenting into a visual echo of movement and memory.
An examination of the ideas found in contemporary science about symbiosis that decolonize the way we look at nature, childhood and what it means to be human, in the natural world.
A tale of longing for darkness, filmed in broad daylight on Lynch’s private lake. Lynch himself plays the lead, expressing a desire “to sail so fast he reaches the night.” Overexposed, glowing images accompany a softly read narration by Emily Stofle, evoking the rhythm and texture of a dream.