Federico is an eighty-year-old impoverished nobleman seeped in Risorgimento ideals. He buys an extremely cheap apartment in Gorizia that looks out over Piazza della Transalpina. The reason the place costs so little is immediately clear: every day a man comes and sits on the Slovenian side of the border of the piazza and with impunity, brazenly stares fixedly at the windows of the apartment. For Federico, this becomes a challenge to be accepted forthwith.
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Bella Sutra is a live cinematic performance about the messes we make as people, as a society, as families, and as humans. An honest and deeply personal essay about life as an innkeeper in Bella Coola, a remote mountain village in British Columbia, the film reflects on our current communication crisis, the rural/urban philosophical divide, and the myth of progress. A deeply personal essay on hand-developed 16mm films, this screening is accompanied by a live soundtrack and narration.
During the Spanish Civil War, two poets gather one last time in their home. They share lunch and an inevitable conversation: death is approaching. While young José questions the meaning of poetry and all the verses written, Fernando recalls why they chose to stay instead of fleeing.
By chance, street photographer Fred witnesses a theft. He pursues the thief, Mia, and discovers that she commits numerous crimes throughout the day. He is hot on the heels of a serial offender. With growing enthusiasm, he observes her carrying out her devious maneuvers—and photographs her. When Mia settles down to rest in a park, Fred sees his chance to confront her. Inspired by Mia's dexterity, Fred turns the tables.
After eight-year-old Zander Rudichelli-Carbinelli III is diagnosed with cancer, his best friend Julie discovers a magical cardboard box that lets her take him on a quest to become "a little bit gangster." Along the way, the two face an ever-growing cast of pirates, convicts, and coppers, as Zander's bucket-list adventure spirals into an unstoppable loving comedy.
Documentary that shows the struggle of the indigenous community of Cosquín-Las Tunas against the Punilla Highway, planned without their consent. It traces historical moments in which the community has lost, claimed, and recovered rights over their lands from colonial times to the present, while the State denies their existence.
In the Medio Atrato region of Chocó, Ana Panesso and her community grow sugarcane and make viche, an ancestral beverage that was once prohibited but now is in vogue. Through food, river trips, and music, viche and its knowledge not only shape people s daily lives but also raise the question of a just future, where viche serves as food, sustenance, and identity for Black families.
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