Guided by a legendary figure of the Finnish wood throwing game, a group of mates form Australia’s first ever team to compete at the Mölkky World Championships.
Raghu and Megha wander through a hushed forest, silence heavy between them, until unspoken truths fracture their bond. Songs the Woods Sing unfolds as a haunting meditation on love, loss, and the invisible violences that echo in the spaces between what was and what can never be.
At age 67, after reaching the top of the illustration world in Israel and beyond, Michel Kichka was forced to give up his place at the Bezalel Academy in favor of the younger generation. As a cartoonist, he documented the Zionist dream and its upending: a new and enthusiastic Zionist who came from Belgium to help in the Yom Kippur War turned prophet of doom. The evolution of his cartoons reflects a general deterioration of values across Israeli society, politics, and the memory of the Holocaust. With his talent, he turned into a “rough Jerusalemite” with a Belgian accent who is not afraid to tell us the truth to our faces. To heal himself from the burden of the second generation, Kichka created a graphic novel revealing everything about his family and his father’s silence that led to a family tragedy. This work about the second generation was turned into an animated French feature film that tries to remind the younger generation of the Holocaust.
Alan, a promising boxer, spends a lonely summer traveling with his family’s carnival. Trapped among the flashing lights of the carnival rides, he dreams of a life that would bring him more freedom and recognition. When he meets lifeguard Viki during his last summer shift at the lake, an unexpected bond forms between them that helps them both find the courage to set out in a new direction. After failing her college entrance exams, Viki is coming to terms with her disappointment and searching for her own path. The summer at Zemplínska Šírava gives her the space to defy the expectations of those around her, leave the past behind, and start believing in herself.
A documentary-experimental video about the personal and collective connection to Ukraine’s lost waters: the Black Sea, the Sea of Azov, and the Kakhovka Reservoir.
March, 2028. A TV host who rebels against his superiors returns to the village where he spent his childhood with his brother, only to find even greater evil there.
A woman wanders through the streets of Lima, Peru, using Google Street View. Faced with surveillance footage documenting state violence during the protests of 2022 and 2023, she is confronted with a question: what is to be done with these images?
A young guy wakes up in a wheat field covered in blood, with no memory at all and he's in pain, he meets a girl also covered in blood that tells him he tries to kill himself.
After receiving the devastating news of his father’s death in reserve duty, Alon is mysteriously transported to a surreal room where he is given a device that allows him to travel back in time. Driven by grief and regret, Alon tries repeatedly to change the past and prevent his father from leaving, only to discover that some things cannot be changed-but they can be faced differently. A moving story about sacrifice, memory, and the power of a final goodbye.
A dreamlike journey over Victoria’s salt lakes, filmed on Wamba Wamba Country. As the lakes’ shifting hues unfold, ambient music, striking imagery, and Aboriginal storytelling merge into a meditation on colour, rhythm, and culture.