It’s more than just adrenaline-infused thrill-seeking. Luuk Sieben’s Neverland depicts the Dutch motocross street culture as a way of life, a niche activity that forges a sense of community amongst fellow riders. Diving head-first into this fast-paced scene, this short documentary conveys what exactly makes these riders repeatedly face risks and push boundaries. Euphoric highs, physical danger and societal taboos are all explored in this loving short, revealing a vibrant and dynamic subculture fueled by camaraderie and a shared passion for life on two wheels.
Weaving together interviews with political prisoners detained after the 1965 anti-communist purge in Indonesia with footage from an unmade film about romance between communist cadres, this multifaceted docufiction assemblage interrogates the historical limits of an eternal sentiment.
The short documentary “A Tale of The Man & The Land” captures the meaning of "homeland" from the perspective of the people of Tafraout (a town in southern Morocco). The short documentary portrays the place that Tafraout holds in the hearts of its people. It is a reflection of the emotional bond between the humankind (The Man) and the homeland (The Land).
During the COVID-19 pandemic, 23 million American households adopted pets, reflecting the growing urge for animal companions. The evolving, yet complex bond between humans and animals lies at the core of Artist in Focus Matthew Lax’s AN ANIMATED DOG READS JOHN BERGER, HARAWAY, AND KAFKA which explores the complexities of human-dog relationships through cultural and philosophical lenses.
There is something so special, almost magical about the imagination, vulnerability and pure love a child and unfortunately we often lose it along the way as we grow up, because of the way this demanding society shapes us. I hope that we can inspire you not to be ashamed of your soft vulnerable sides and to show them with pride. You are never too tough to be vulnerable and you are never too old to be child.
In this self-documented piece, Solange offers a diaristic, devotional, inward gaze, presenting the film as a moving liturgy of praise expressed through reverence for self, God, and the exalted mother Yemaya, emphasizing our profound connection to water and its vital role in existence.
A musical arthouse coming of age film of approximately 20 minutes and is about the emotional development of Johnny, who, because he denies his emotions and feelings and runs away from confrontation, becomes increasingly disconnected from reality. When his simulated carefreeness is disrupted, he must go on a surreal quest through his own psyche to regain his lover and his grip on himself.
A year in the life of Matric Student, Christian Lees, who recorded his final year of high school through the lens of his iPhone 12. A vlog style feature film filled with fun and excitement.
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