I Can't Save My Friends explores the unnamed, latent emotions of an unnamed protagonist and how he does his best to hide them from the person he's closest to.
As happens to Simone, who was already the protagonist 11 years ago – he was portrayed back then with the other men of the Ciliberti family in the previous film *L'albero di trasmissione* – forced to close his workshop and with it his creations made from scrap, emblems of an unproductive inventiveness, of a fragile but realized utopia. It seems, however, that living on the margins of the present, in a precariousness that is a choice and not a misfortune, is a freedom that is no longer permitted. This new work by Fabrizio Bellomo is a biographical film (about a man, a nonconformist, and his neighborhood), which is at the same time a sequel and itself a film within a film, but also and above all a reflection on the role of cinema towards its subjects and on the humanist mandate of documentary.
A documentary that follows the OpTic Texas Call of Duty competitive team during the events of the 2024-2025 season of the Call of Duty League. Through hardship and perseverance, they make the impossible seem like something obtainable.
Adrián and Diego are spending a typical day sunbathing and chatting on the balcony of their home. Diego talks while Adrián notices a man watching them from the beach.
A short documentary about ice explores the role and agency of ice in shaping Arctic futures by following a sailboat journey through the Northwest Passage and an overwintering in Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland).
This is a 2D animated documentary created using the real voices of people who have experienced loss in different ways. The story takes place in Tehran, following a girl who listens to a podcast from the very beginning of her journey.
Two years after the woman who once bound them together passes away, Alaa and Mostafa sit down with their love and pain. They begin to speak of feelings that had long remained unspoken. With each moment, they return to a time when Maha was still with them.
Simon works in a garden center in the south with his mother. Ghosted by Corentin, his teenage world falls apart. The plants in the greenhouse and Hyacinthe may be able to help him move forward.
Interview with Gilbert Higgins, one of the 146 victims of the police raid on the Truxx, a gay bar on Stanley Street in Montreal, on the night of October 22, 1977. The reaction it triggered became one of the precursor events to the creation of what was first called Le Village de l’Est (in contrast to the gay bar sector west of downtown), then Le Village gai, and now simply Le Village.
Interview with Gregory Rowe, who came from Western Canada to settle in Montreal in 1983. In addition to his comments on his experience in the English-speaking part of the gay movement, he gives a poignant account of his resilience in the face of the HIV crisis (which he has been carrying for 37 years), and his involvement in organizations that support HIV-positive people.
In a living room, two people slow dancing become a landscape for (re)connection. A Slow Dance attempts to materialize the monolithic gesture that is longing, one that takes its roots in lifelong household transgressions and collective myths.
Marco, an 18-year-old footballer from the small village of Lindorf, is about to get the chance of a lifetime: a contract with a major club. But while the whole village celebrates his success, Marco’s fear of the unknown grows. Between Schützenfest celebrations and old friendships, he searches for a way out that will allow him to remain in the world he knows.
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