A Dog Of Flanders

VICE presents a documentary film about Service Dogs in Greece featuring personal stories of people who have identified their lives with these four-legged companions. We get a glimpse of these precious dogs’ life, training and work through the words of Elena Palanga, the only certified trainer in the country, 8-year-old Giorgos and his service dog, Mike, as well as the testimonies of people who suffer from dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.

A young criminal plans his first murder which will be carried out before an old man, his plan does not go as expected and takes a 180 degree turn.

Documentary about attack dogs and their owners in Hamburg by Romuald Karmakar.

Short animated film by Kuri Youji.

The aged farmer Gunnar and his visiting granddaughter Anna struggle with communication as their dog faces a terminal illness. Over a summer weekend, secrets unfold and the family must duel mortality.

Photo poetry of Bunchanawingʉmʉ Jesús Camilo Niño Izquierdo' piece of lost feelings in the Arhuaco Indigenous Reservation, northern Colombia.

A portrait of the life and work of the visual artist Birgir Andrésson (1955–2007). Andrésson grew up under unconventional circumstances, with both parents blind. He was known for his marginal personality but eventually became one of the leading Icelandic artists of his generation.

Images and objects warp under the scrolling gaze of a scanner bed. Photographs, shredded and reassembled, spark reminiscences in the artist’s voiceover, which relates the intertwined stories of a family trip to the island of Imbros and of his education at a bilingual German-Turkish public school. The coiling timeline of present experience overlaps with other stories detailing the complex intersection of these two cultures, and of personal and intergenerational memories.

When Chan is diagnosed with terminal cancer, he decides to end his own life, but his grandson unexpectedly brings him an abandoned old dog. The encounter cannot change their destinies but allow them to accept changes that inevitably happen.

After a succesful burglary two thieves make a stupid mistake and take refuge in a hot dog cart. Soon people are coming to buy from them.

A family father for unexplained reasons started acting like a dog, and we experience the growing family problems that follow that change through the eyes of the daughter. The story takes place in a 1960's collage style world

These two Don Quixote's set out to do good in the world through crass yet innocent means and by fluke, and simple desire, they actually do good. "Doing good doesn't always look good."

The story of a military border patrol dog and handler.

At the end of October in 2019, a group of militants settle in the middle of a forest in the Ardennes. Their goal to defend the area from the economic and building activities in the area carried out by the company Idelux. From this initiative a new protected area is created.

Mini Cattle Dog, Whisper, rides on the back of Dean Potter as they wingsuit fly at 120 mph, while their love, Jen Rapp, assists and hopes for their safety. Dean, world-renowned climber, BASE-jumper and line-walker has been pushing the limits of outdoor arts for decades. When Dogs Fly tracks this untraditional family’s journey to make Whisper the world’s first wingsuit BASE-jumping dog. This offbeat film pushes everyone to question what’s right or wrong – and ultimately if “…this joy will lead to harm or death.”

The old man had a dog. For many years, the dog lived with him and protected him loyally. Abandoned in the street, the old dog finds a new home and a loving family, while the old man finds himself alone and out of his home.

After Sunny's time now, his portrait of the American Free jazz drumming legend Sunny Murray, filmmaker Antoine Prum turns his attention to the British Free Improvised Music scene in this new music documentary. Following the leads of artistic advisor Tony Bevan, it retraces the road that leads from its emergence and emancipation from the various free music movements of the 1960s to the recent surge in popularity as talented new players are coming to the fore. In his search for the Britishness of British Free Improvised Music, Prum and Bevan are assisted by stand-up comedian and Derek Bailey expert Stewart Lee, who converses with musicians from different generations and backgrounds to uncover the specifics of a genre that refutes the very notion of genre.

Flores, a ghost who has been trapped for 100 years in the house where he died, remembers how he got there.