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Magnification doesn’t always yield detail. Maybe you had to be there… When the observer and the observed exchange places – at what point do we hold ourselves accountable? You Had to Be There is the first music video for Tulipomania’s soon to be released new album Dreaming of Sleep.

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Suburban apathy is no excuse for a bad hair day but it is every excuse to keep the martinis tuned. The comedy in this tape is dry, wry and slightly sick, as the narrator takes us through what appears to have been a very, very bad day.

Monster Truck Drivers Dave and Becky learn all about monster trucks, and learn how to drive one.

A story of how Goblini started, and what took them to get where they are now. Band members, many of whom are no longer in the band but had an important role back in the days, managers, supporters, friends; videos; newspaper articles; are all here as a testimony of the greatness.

Elisa and Julia are spending the day locked in their house. The arrival of Romina, an unknown girl who has slept the night there will come to show them that maybe after all things can be pretty much better outside.

Short documentary about radio host of Tajansvteni voz and music journalist, Žikica Simić.

Malik is one of many Russian immigrants who moved to Paris with his family. He begins to climb the hierarchy of the criminal ladder, covering shops, car services, nightclubs. However, a major drug dealer Jean-Michel, who has crushed Albanians, Turks, Nigerians and Moroccans, wants to distribute drugs at his points as well. Because of the threats to the family, Malik declares war on Jean-Michel.

This short documentary follows Katrina Houser, a survivor of homelessness, as she advocates for the homeless and fights to give a voice to the voiceless amid the housing crisis in Kingston, New York.

The true story of a couple driving through an unpopulated region of the New Mexico desert when they see something unexplainable in the night sky. This amazing and hilarious story, told by the filmmakers’ parents, is lovingly animated by hand and brings to life a family legend that remained a secret for over 15 years.

A former pianist sees a mysterious photo that leads him into a rabbit hole of unintended consequences.

Lieutenant of the Internal Troops, sapper Sergey Arakcheev, who was awarded state awards for demining the territory of Chechnya, was accused of killing civilians, fully acquitted by two jury trials and then sentenced by a military court to fifteen years in prison.

Mixed media animation - using stop motion of ink on glass and classic animation.

Although she now lives in the UK, some of Jamal Al-Lail's most precious childhood memories come from growing up in the sacred city of Makkah where her father was a mutawwif, or guide for pilgrims. In reflecting on the timeless nature of her own purpose in life, which she locates in the interplay between travel and transformation, she found herself reminiscing about those cherished days. The resulting film Here and There paints a nostalgic picture of pilgrimage, eschewing narrative for an accumulation of so many little quieter moments of faith. It was shot on a handheld camcorder to recreate the wobbles, washed out palette, and grainy visual artefacts of older technologies, and mirror the memories imprinted on her own mind.

A film by Ichiro Sueoka.

Almost There tells the story of two people who meet and have a special connection. They share a moment of hope and happiness, not knowing that they will spend their lives together. They will meet again, but when will it happen? If it's not the right time now, when will it be? Is there such a thing as being in the right place at the right time? All we know is that we will reach that point soon, because we are ALMOST THERE.

Words are for meaning to be found. If the meaning is found, the words are forgotten. Where can I find a person who has forgotten words so I can talk to him?

Rio de Janeiro. How far from the South Zone the Baixada Fluminense is found? Is it far enough for a region not know the other one? What are the (in)visible barriers that prevent an approximation? "Nunca fui, mas me disseram..." is a fun documentary that approaches, in an smart manner, the South Zone residents' view about the Baixada Fluminense. Independent and experimental, the film brings up questions about media manipulation, prejudice, the segregation between regions of the same state and auto-protection; without the pretentions of answering or clarifying something, only to argue about the stigmas' origin.