Franck is interned in a psychiatric hospital following the death of his great love, his wife Rachel.
His psychiatrist, Doctor Hetlin, probes Franck's memories to help him overcome his trauma ...

A story about a man who is skeptical of being alive and explores absurdity. He is informed that he had a daughter ,who died recently. He accepts his existence by thinking about her life.

A text from a lonely traveler pushes a group of friends from faraway
places to reunite.

The poetic relationship, between the ancient ritual of Zenerù and the life of the hermit shepherd Flaminio, makes us reflect on the border between domestic and wild, between known and unknown.
At the end of the winter, Flaminio, a resistant shepherd, prepares materially and spiritually for the arrival of the spring through daily rituals, using the tools he built for himself: he moves and sows the ground, shears the sheep and makes a woolen suit for the new season. The communities of the valley chase the winter away with cowbells and bonfires through the ritual of Scasada dol Zenerù, which is inserted into the story of the shepherd’s life as a dreamlike element that draws on an ancestral memory. Flaminio’s sensitivity, strongly connected to Nature, allows him to perceive when it is time to call the community to act, starting the ritual.

Manu Dibango is eighty years old.
Smiling like a kid, he blows out his birthday cake candles, followed by applause. An hour and half later, he is eighty-five years old. Between these two milestone birthdays, the film directors followed in the day to day footsteps of this smiling, debonair giant; for whom the expression, "quiet strength" seems to have been coined. Composer, musician, journalist, an ambassador of the Francophone world, honoured and distinguished around the world; Manu Dibango has remained himself wherever he may find himself. To the greats of this world, he speaks without flattery, and addresses the lowly with respect, without any condescension. During these five years, from Paris to Douala, from Kinshasa to Rio, from New York to Saint Calais, a small village in La Sarthe where he spent part of his childhood, a curious, open, joyful, honest and caring Manu Dibango crossed fellow brethren.
"A dream bigger than him"
He sometimes evokes the past, but with no place for regret or nostalgia. Manu Dibango is a man of the present, a man in motion, who has a dream greater than himself: to be a bridge between cultures, between generations, between continents. His multiple roots tell the story of his vision of the world, that of mixing, of horizons that cross and enrich each other, of cultures that marry to give birth to a more generous, more human world. He can be both warm and modest. To testify, there are those who love him and surround him, those who have met him and who will never forget him. From Yannick Noah - who calls him Uncle Manu - to Charlélie Couture and Ray Léma, their testimonies reveal the multiple facets of this art lover with a great A. The art he says is all that remains after man: "After all, who remembers who was a minister in Beethoven's time? No one. What's left is Beethoven's work! »

"Behind every note is Africa"

Manu Dibango is a man in a hurry who knows how to take his time. The film is in his image, giving way to long musical tracks, rehearsals, concerts, improvisations, moments of sharing with fellow artists in music, moments of grace where the unique voice of his swinging saxophone flies, swings, sways, exults or murmurs like a confidence.
His love of mixing is also expressed in his practice: this adventurer of music continues to clear unexplored spaces. He is now working to combine his music with that of a symphony orchestra, helping to bring together two worlds that have always been ignored.
Again and again, this unceasing quest for sharing, for sharing the world's cultural treasures, because once and for all, "we must stop being alone together"...

A typical high school day-in-the-life is filled with drama... flying bullets makes it fatally worse.

22 year old Jonathon Turner, attempts to live a normal life. Attending college, spending time with his girlfriend all the while trying to keep a horrific, dark secret about his family from being exposed.

TAKE MY HAND is a flamenco dance film that tells the story of our need to connect with others. This theme is inspired both by the general state of human relations in a time when many traditional social structures have been swept away, as well as by the recent period of social distancing. This flamenco film will be a poetic exploration in image, movement, and sound.
Overall artistic concept and direction are by Flamenco Borealis co-founders and artistic directors Daniel Regnier and Lina Kazan. The film features pre-recorded original music composed, arranged, and performed by Daniel Regnier. Choreographies and dance are by Lina Kazan. Vocals are by Celedonio Garrido. Cinematography is by Versa Films.

Genetic code forces people to reproduce. Infants have no choice: they become a part of this world without any will of their own, and as completely helpless beings they are subjected to training in the civilizational norms… Is anything else possible at all?

After waking up in a strange room, a young woman explores her existence in the world, only to uncover a dark reality (2020).
An experimental art piece exploring self image.

New York is the only city in the world where you can live stories and moments in every corner. This photo contain the love and pathos that the author has towards to New York City.

The leaders of this world are kings. But what if the kings we worship aren't the real ones? What if we worship the false kings?
That is something Michael has to find out. As a real king's pawn, he has to redefine his understanding of "Good" and "Evil" or live with the consequences.

To be perfect accuracy is required. The day-to-day practices of the best killer in the world are described throughout this short film in order to exemplify her routine. She never misses a shot! Never...

Manuela was raised by her grandmother, Catarina. Over the years, the roles are reversed. Manuela is divided between two weights and two measures: grief and pregnancy, death and life. Acestralties that end and start cycles.

After her pregnancy, Carmen starts to have nightmares and behaviors which are damaging the relationship with her husband Chava. Frustrated, she allows her reality to get distorted by putting all her desires and attention on her daughter Amara.

Kali Cano

When she sees an old man unable to pay for his milk, a young girl has a change of heart.

Charlotte Jaspers

The last fishermen of Lake Maggiore, a photograph of a vanishing world.
On Lake Maggiore there are 25 remaining, the last professional fishermen who bring among themselves stories and ancient knowledge, almost forgotten.
MARCO RODELLA (45) is one of the youngest fishermen left on Lake Maggiore to live solely on his passion: fishing.
Life on the Fishermen's Island has changed quickly, Marco's memories of his grandfather are distant echoes.
Marco wakes up every day at 2 a.m. and goes out on the boat on his own until he returns at 5 a.m. The rest of the day is made to rest and prepare the next day's fishing work.
His friend IVAN SPADONI (48) is now a former fisherman. What’s left is passion and memories that the two share in a fishing museum.
GIORGIO BROVELLI(60) has a business that carries on with the family, the days pass quickly between boat trips, the fish market and the family’s restaurant.
Giorgio tries to train young boys at the job, but everyone leaves him alone at some point.
Giorgio and Marco are distant relatives, but they hardly ever meet.
They and the other fishermen live far apart on the same lake. They are a presence that becomes more and more silent.
Despite everything, Marco doesn’t give up and keeps living on his
catch, solitary on the waters, at night and in the evening,
constantly looking for the freedom to live in nature and with
nature.
Last of us is a slow portrait of a life totally lived on the water
of the lake, far from the noises of the modern world which takes
over. Fishing is no longer what it used to be.
Fishing is easier, but truly a reality with an uncertain destiny.
In a journey of voices and stories, images of the past and
photographs of the present, the last fishermen reveal themselves
in their intimate secrets that, in the future, it is not known who
will keep them again.

Two screenwriters, a ghost story, the night that goes on. Who will put an end to this?

A and B have just met through a dating app, both, without knowing it and looking for it, have the same question; What does it feel like to kill someone? Without further delay, they will go in search of the answer to this proposition that makes A to B.

Somewhere, something very special is happening.

A horror-comedy about cultural differences between Austrians and Vampires.

A world where everyone lives in the work stations and eats liquid food coming from dispensers. Workers that are only numbers fulfill incomprehensible and alienating tasks to earn points and reach a target to move up the chain and access a better life.
We know him as 079 and he keeps falling short leaving that promotion too far to reach. So he decides to steal the remaining points from his next door neighbor.

A dark love letter to the critic, from the artist. ‘Switch’...the one who is both slave and master…(in BDSM), questions the limits imposed on filmmakers.

Growing Up Guide Pup is a unscripted web series about two service dog maniacs named Amie and Matt. They started the first service dog organization in the world with a mission focused on education. Tax #ID 47-2288228. They produce films that promote community giving, edutainment, and lots of puppies. I mean who doesn't like puppies? A unique social agenda will help drive more people to want to raise puppies, get people interested in service dog etiquette and law, and bring the level of awareness about service dogs to a higher level of consciousness.