Jou

Telugu Film Director Vamsy Expresse his Train Journey with Music Direcor Ilayaraja.

Fourth film in the 'Travels of Lord Mito' franchise.

Fifty years ago, I immerse myself in the past which transports me to this lost paradise, where for five years I experienced absolute happiness. » Through old photos, words and drawings, my French grandmother and my father immerse themselves in Laos in the 70s. With all these scraps of memories, I try to understand who my grandfather Singkéo is, in questioning the notions of roots, attachment and family tearing.

The first stage adaptation of the "Kino no Tabi" (Kino's Journey) light novel series. We follow Kino as they travel through various countries on their two wheeler. Only staying for a maximum of three days, Kino meets the unique people living there before moving on to the next adventure.

Vasant, a popular singer, and Shanti, his fan, love each other but hesitate to express their feelings. However, complications arise when Vasant's mother finds a bride for him.

Kudo is a new employee at a major temporary staffing company. At the Tokyo branch office where he was training, there was Sanae, the branch manager and the person in charge of training new employees. When Sanae was a new employee, she continued to be sexually harassed by her managing director, Yokaichi, and now that she is in a position, she is taking revenge on the male-dominated society of the company...

From The World of Life film series. A documentary narrated by Robert Beatty, of a working day of Laurie Smith - the Head Keeper of London Zoo.

Free jazz French horn player Richard Dunbar, takes fellow musicians on a musical journey between dreams, fantasy and reality as he interrogates his mental health and explores the relationship between jazz, spirituality and life.

Hundreds of thousands of Czech men and women who travel to the seaside in Croatia every year not only shed their clothing, but also their cultural mimicry on the country’s beaches. From distinct and close encounters between Czech and Croatian people comes a documentary about the human need for the sea, saving money at all costs, and returning to the same places. This peculiar ethnographic study sparkles with tragicomedy at the moments when it most consistently applies the techniques of participant observation. Seen through Croatian eyes, it seems that Czech people truly can be recognised by the socks in their sandals, the pâté and beer in their bags, but perhaps also by their humour, which is something the locals lack.

The first direct presidential election marked a turning point for Czech society in several ways. For the first time, a majority of all participating voters decided on who would fill a high-ranking government post. However, the confrontational nature of the open clash of personalities also brought with it unprecedented excesses in the media and public arena. This basically observational documentary presents moments that mostly escaped the attention of ubiquitous journalists. Miloš Zeman smokes wherever he pleases, Karel Schwarzenberg has trouble articulating, and supporters of both parties race to praise the best candidate, whom they express support for in various ways.