A documentary that explores the explosive rise of feminist performance art in 1970s Los Angeles, where artists connected to the Woman’s Building challenged sexism and redefined art through bold explorations of body, gender, and identity. Directed by artist and filmmaker Cheri Gaulke, who was part of the movement herself, the documentary combines archival footage and artist interviews to capture the creativity, activism, and community that shaped this groundbreaking era. Executive produced by Lily Tomlin alongside her longtime partner Jane Wagner, the film traces the origins and lasting influence of feminist performance art.

As a boy and a girl meet at a pool party, something begins to stir underground. Their small talk is soon interrupted by the whispers of a silicon baby doll.

“A Reflected Story” is fragmented into five short tales that reveal the need to reflect on how our lives are sustained by the cult to images and the representation of a world in decline.

Kybele'nin Laneti: İstila

Self-portrait by Sebastian Botero inspired by bus journeys and their connection to creativity.

In 2015, Arrietta portrayed his friend François-Marie Banier — his studio, his photographs, his paintings — with a Mekas-like freshness and cheerful detachment. Ten years on, a visit to a country house adds another piece to the fragmentary account of a life shaped by encounters and friendships.

The One Where I Filmed All My Friends

"We Own the Night" by James Gray, animated in one minute by Martin Bonnin.

Canecão – Tantas Emoções

The hard daily life of a kid working in a photo shop while trying to get closer to the girl he likes.

After his hit show "GOAT," Ge Pamungkas is back with fresh material — exploring love, marriage and the battle of the sexes in this comedy special.

Jungle Race

Hellebore

A young woman, unable to move on from a failed relationship, spirals into depression, drugs, and alcohol. Haunted by memories of the man she once loved, she struggles to escape the past that continues to consume her. Desperate for answers, she seeks him out, only to uncover a devastating truth he has been hiding from her all along. But once she learns the truth, she makes a choice that can never be undone

Journey into the lives of Father's fighting to be with their children. As they face an uphill battle against a biased system pushing a Fatherless agenda. Wrongfully Accused, False Accusations, Child Support and Meritless Restraining Orders

Recorded live at Pinkpop Festival 2026 in Landgraaf, the Netherlands, Zara Larsson brings the radiant energy of her Midnight Sun era to one of Europe’s most iconic festival stages. Backed by dazzling visuals, powerful vocals, and a dynamic live production, Larsson leads the crowd through a set that celebrates her artistic reinvention. Standout performances of “Midnight Sun,” “Blue Moon,” “Pretty Ugly,” and “Stateside” showcase the heart of her latest chapter, blending euphoric pop, fearless self-expression, and emotional storytelling. Alongside beloved hits such as “Lush Life,” “Never Forget You,” and “Symphony,” this electrifying performance captures Zara Larsson at her most confident, ambitious, and unforgettable.

Ilias arrives on a remote island to claim his late father’s inheritance. But the longer he is forced to stay on the island, the more his initial indifference begins to fade. As he interacts with the local community, he uncovers his father’s past and, with it, a portrait of a man which differs significantly from his own memories. His gradually awakening emotions are intensified by his encounter with the local girl Kalliopi, by sudden spasms in his body, and by mysterious power outages that affect the entire island.

A girl's playlist plays a haunted song that she doesn’t remember putting there.