A documentary on human–elephant conflict

Late August

A police officer arrives on what seems like a routine call, only to discover a furry friend has been let behind without its owner.

Juliet is a student coming to the end of college, navigating the complexities of relationships, loss, and independence. However, as time flies quickly by, something doesn't seem quite right...

On her 23rd birthday, Amaia says nothing to see who remembers. Her roommates ignore her and her family lets her down. Fed up, she orders a pizza, sparking a surreal night with the only person who wishes her a happy birthday: the delivery guy.

Micheal Mayaholt is enjoying the beautiful scenery of Scarborough, leaving his wife and son behind, little did he know, this would become the worse decision he ever made.

Music set to footage from the Northern Ireland Screen Digital Film Archive.

The lines between dreams and reality blur, as Heather's night slips into disarray.

When the board shuts down operations for the first time in 112 years and announces the sale of the "Aryzão," Goytacaz fans rise up and risk their lives to save the last soccer stadium in Campos. Within a few months, a grassroots movement secures victories at the City Council and the Historical Heritage Council, launching the rebuilding of Goytacaz from scratch with the involvement of a young armless player. What does this story reveal about Campos?

Down in a gorge where time bends, ancestors meet beneath ancient trees. Their shared rite rises like resistance, built from soil, voice, and bloodline, proof that life holds shape even when broken. Music by Terry Blade.

Blending archival footage, personal testimony and a decades-long search for answers, Melissa Saavedra Gil transforms a childhood tragedy into a powerful exploration of memory, truth, and healing. An intimate and deeply resonant debut that illuminates both a personal story and a generation shaped by violence.

In this deeply moving documentary, we follow artist Helene Bøksle and her harrowing experience after the terrorist attack on July 22. When it became known that the mass murderer had used her powerful vocals from the game Age of Conan in his propaganda videos and manifesto, she experienced that her voice was stolen and abused by dark forces. The shock led her to withdraw from the powerful expression for 15 years and instead sought refuge in more peaceful Christmas carols. Now, over a decade later, she is courageously confronting the past to reclaim her artistic identity.

While gathering herbs in a field, Jeong-sun loses sight of her younger brother. Soon after, she meets a mysterious boy who leads her on a journey through the forest to find him.

Midnight marks the beginning of the end. A lone man enters an empty house with a single purpose: to start a turntable playing a soul classic, leave a handgun beside a mysterious briefcase, and wait in the dark inside his car. As the song reaches its climax, he returns to fulfill his destiny—turning the scene into a full-color inferno that burns everything into the night.

A student caught up in xenophobia rediscovers the history of his border and, together with his classmate, embarks on a journey through memory that transforms his prejudices and replaces hatred with brotherhood.

'Rooted' is a dream-like experimental short film created by Elke Hounshell and Ash Carroll. This short film explores how nature is a healing practice to the bodies, and how many connections we have to nature without even realizing it. It captures how the human body connects with nature, the river, roots, emotions, and everything else.

Set in a far polluted future, a scavenger resourcefully creates to survive in this stop motion film.

Diego, a young farmer, leaves home to study in the city. There, the pressure and social rejection overwhelm him and make him forget who he is and where he comes from. Only when he returns to his roots does he realize that, in order to move forward, he must first rediscover and accept his roots.