L-iktar li Jaraw Sena 2006 - 494

Short film made by Keiichi Tanaami, featured in Tokyo Loop.

Three amateur boxers show what to takes to make it to the top.

Giuseppe is stuck in a world of hell and bullying until a surrealistic twist changes him to the man he was meant to be.

An obese 11-year-old attempts to give a love letter to his elementary school crush and winds up at dinner with her intensely suburban family and her...

A 60-something grandma works a phone sex line in a small Southern ghost town.

A film that reconsiders the modern state of Japan in relation to the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the U.S.

A Donatello award nominated documentary on writer and journalist Italo Calvino

Panorama explores the latest scientific research on the effects of cannabis on the human mind. In particular, the programme will look at the growing...

Film Producers spend 5 years investigating the methamphetamine epidemic in Middle America. They interviewed addicts, filmed them in prison, and...

With real and constructed reflected views we glide down the Grand Canal in silence. We enter a tighter waterway slipping past buildings on each side...

Actress Indra Burkovska tells the story of her father Aleksandrs and his large family, and life on the farm through the 20th century when the farmer...

Patterned artwork designed and painted by Gondi artists in tribal India is brought to life in this highly decorative film which tells the story of a...

Starved is a short documentary that delves into the dysfunctional relationship most women face with food and their bodies. The film follows five...

A boy and his sister are nearly eaten by their father and they rush out of the house. They run away in their father’s car and wind up in the...

Every year the biggest and craziest soccer tournament is held in Brazilian State of Amazonas: The Peladão. More than 1000 soccer teams compete...

“Before the Olympics is composed out of sounds and images recorded in Torino in November 2005, while the city was undergoing renovations for...

A look at the works of Dario Argento.

They were always me and vice versa