A training camp for Myanmar's resistance movement lasts 45 days. Up close, we follow a group of young people who have decided to fight for their freedom. A moving and visually striking portrait of a courageous generation.

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After surviving an abusive past, Yorkshire mother Tahira discovers strength through trail running. Supported by a running community, she rebuilds her confidence and begins helping others find healing and freedom in the outdoors.

A film exploring the bond between a mother and daughter, a story of home, devotion and a shared love of trad climbing in North Wales.

In a dark factory, a bullying worker pushes his crew of robots harder and harder. They observe. They learn. And eventually, they act. The machines are learning, but what are we teaching them?

The full schedule for the 16th Goddesses of Stardom Tag League Tournament, which kicks off on Sunday, November 1st at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, has been decided. This tournament will be divided into two blocks, Red Goddesses and Blue Goddesses, with 9 teams in each block, for a total of 18 teams. A total of 72 official matches will be held until Saturday, November 28th at the Okazaki City Gymnasium in Aichi. The top two teams from each block will advance to the final tournament.

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The party is just getting started when Gard pinches his friend Charlotte in the butt, just as a joke. Gard agrees it was pointless. Still, he spends the rest of the evening trying to prove his point.

Feature length documentary about Tom Waddington’s epic 2000 mile solo row across the North Atlantic. Journey with Tom as he aims to row himself from St John’s, Newfoundland, Canada to Penzance in the UK. Though wind, rain and big seas, battling the currents, tides and himself at times, Tom’s journey is far from a straight line.

Join us for glacier camping and skiing big lines in remote Alaska.

Meet your new favourite comedian Craig Simons, a James Acaster tribute act that definitely ISN'T Acaster himself. Filmed at Edinburgh’s legendary Monkey Barrel after a sellout UK, Ireland and US tour, Simons shows why he’s the best in the game.

Pape and Seydi are two young men who find purpose and community in the ocean, choosing a different path than the perilous journeys many peers take in search of opportunity abroad. Through their story, the film explores how belonging at home can be as powerful as the promise of elsewhere.

In a desperate attempt to find solace, a young man joins a local support group where he meets a stranger whose outward charm masks far darker intentions.

A group of Jewish Ramblers from Manchester find solace, friendship and tranquility in the spectacular hills around the city.

In the mountains around Chimgan, Uzbekistan, lies a ski culture largely unknown to the outside world. Paul and Loïc travel there to meet Grigoriy, a local ski legend who pioneered freeride skiing in the region. Through his stories, they discover an unexpected side of Uzbekistan, its mountains and a unique ski culture now finding new momentum, while hoping to repeat a first descent Grigoriy made on Greater Chimgan many years ago.

50 years after the British Punk explosion, this documentary follows four bands that are still active today (Sham 69, 999, Ruts DC and The Boys) and features interviews with Charlie Harper, Joe Corre, Dr. John Cooper Clarke, Gaye Advert and other Punk Rock luminaries in search for the meaning of Punk and the relevance of its message today. With rare archival footage, explosive live performances, and an unflinching look at the punk ethos in today’s world, this film is not just a retrospective—In a world that mirrors the one Punk once railed against, is the message still relevant—or has it been consumed by commercialism?. This film should appeal to every generation of rebels, misfits, and outsiders. Punk may have started as anarchy in the streets, but it’s far from finished. Vive le Punk!

A cinematic journey into the overlooked miracles of everyday existence.

A portrait of a Virginia community observed through its residents, who reflect on histories of race and slavery, the role of faith in shaping connection, and the possibility of regeneration, as tradition and modern life collide in an increasingly polarized America.