In a California oil town, teenage girls compete to become “Maids of Petroleum,” asked to carry an inherited civic ritual into an uncertain future.

Julia inherited her mother Asunta’s job as a domestic worker in the wealthy De la Puente household, where she was raised alongside the family’s daughters. Asunta, an Andean woman who migrated to Lima after Peru’s 1970 earthquake, carried a life shaped by displacement, silence, and sacrifice. Over the years, affection and inequality became inseparably intertwined within the household. Now, as illness and old age expose long-buried secrets, Julia is forced to confront the invisible social order that has defined her existence. Torn between loyalty and freedom, she must decide whether to remain in the role imposed on her or finally reclaim her own identity.

With a hypothetical home invasion, a biblical reenactment, and his late dad's final wish, Rory Scovel delivers unrelenting laughs in this raucous stand-up special filmed at The Neptune in Seattle, Washington.

The plot centers on an investigation conducted by the curious and resourceful Petya, despite the entreaties of his friends, family, and local law enforcement agencies, and throughout the entire journey he is "assisted" by his younger brothers, Sasha and Kostya. After a series of failures and setbacks, Petya still does not give up, collects all the evidence together, and learns the truth about who is to blame for the disappearance of the artifacts and helps return these exhibits to the museum.

Through intimate portraits of this tight-knit community, West Side Familia follows the story of a Puerto Rican-led biker gang and community care group from the ‘70s grappling with the preservation of their public traditions and cultural identity in the hyper-gentrified neighborhood of Manhattan’s Upper West Side.

Months of observation from a balcony overlooking a Belgrade street. While the country is in a state of emergency, the streets become the stage for resistance and demands for justice.

Convicted of murdering her husband, Tahereh served her sentence and now faces a ticking clock to negotiate with her in-laws who, under Sharia law, have the legal right to either execute her or forgive her- for a price.

An exploration of human desires for land ownership and property through archival footage and social media.

Queens To The Front is a dialogue between filmmaker Tammy Lee Rock and public figure Senator Lidia Thorpe, revealing insights into the personal impact of Treaty and sovereignty.

Souleymane, an Afro-German trans man, travels from Berlin to Dakar to repair his father’s kora, and in doing so, himself. A fragile search for harmony between body, sewing, ocean, heritage, and faith.

Screenshots of the reality of an islander who enjoys having at the expense of being — like a twist of fate, as if trapped in a hamster wheel, where our slightest desire has to be satisfied now, perhaps in the hope of compensating for all the days without. Welcome to “the Tropics”! Where the paradoxes of neocolonial daily life are at work in a suffocating economic and health context.

An intimate story of three generations of a Palestinian Bedouin family in Jordan.

At the Giza Pyramids, 14-year-old Saeed and his mother Ekram face the fate of their dying camel, Khufu.

A girl attends a house party dressed as Aardman's 'Wallace', but she didn't get the memo that bald caps aren't "in"... A Bristol Film School (Boomsatsuma) film, made in collaboration with Aardman to celebrate "what Aardman means to Bristol" for their 50th anniversary.

André Rieu's 2026 Summer Concert: Viva Maastricht!

A reckless addict is taken on an unexpected journey that forces her to fight for survival.

While caring for her terminally ill mother, a young artist battling depression believes acceptance into her dream school will finally give her life meaning, only to discover that the person she needed to believe in her was herself.

Lajiao wants to do things her own way, but a little girl will remind her of her mission as a member of the Zodiac.