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A historical account of the Ukrainian Resistance movement during World War II commencing with the Soviet German pact, the invasion of Poland, invasion/occupation by Germany, and resistance against the Red Army.

Bettina Rheims opens the doors of her studio in the Marais to us. We discover the famous photographer taking the time to reassure her model, and her need to set a slow pace. She looks back on her childhood, her photographic satori and everything that photography means to her. In counterpoint, Serge Bramly, writer and faithful collaborator, delivers his confessions on Bettina's beginnings and elucidates her diverse body of work as a whole. From the conception of a new book, to the thrill of discovering the first photographic prints, to the opening of her grand retrospective in Düsseldorf, we follow Bettina, who shares her views on her works.

The exploration of Larry Winderg’s art journey

A Sherrif tragically loses the election to be the town's protector for a year to Woody, he ends up following a string of murders leading to a shocking ending...

Short film about electric railroad lines

Betty and James meet and its love at first sight, until James leaves for the summer with another girl. James then realizes his undeniable love for Betty, but will she take him back?

A compilation of memories, focusing on the stages of a queer relationship.

Short film directed by Wolfgang Kiepenheuer

Answering the age old question "How many laughs can one elevator hold?" BETWEEN FLOORS throws three women together and traps them in an elevator where they find out more than they ever wanted to know about each other.

The Bethlehem-based Ma'an News Agency (MNA) emerged out of the ashes of the second Intifada to become the only independent news network in the Palestinian Territories and an increasingly prominent and influential journalistic force in the wider Middle East. Live: From Bethlehem tells MNA's remarkable story. It chronicles the agency's struggles and successes through the eyes of the station's reporters, producers, and photographers, in the process quietly revealing the humanity of ordinary Palestinians as they go about their daily business. The documentary trains its focus on people more than on abstract issues, yet it never loses sight of the myriad social and political forces and pressures that Ma'an journalists are forced to negotiate as they try to gather and report balanced information. What results is an admirably nuanced portrait of how news gets produced, and how Palestinians live, in one of the world's most troubled regions.

Irène lives in her cage, Grégoire lives in the apartment. The iron bars constitute the condition of their love and its limit. Grégoire is the double of Tania, the deceased wife of her Russian boss during the siege of the red city. Will Irene, haunted by Tania, be able to counter the recurrence of tragic events?

Over budget and out of money to finish an animated film, an eccentric, cannoli-deprived film producer must salvage what footage he can and pawn it off as a condom commercial in hopes of recouping his losses and saving his film company from going bankrupt.

The zany and the funny facets of American popular culture.

Cursed by love and long distance, a young man takes us through the empty hours he spends between calls, and reveals the insanity these hours bring.

The thirty-year-old, fresh from the Gossip split, seemed in a joyful mood, almost incredulous, to tread the stage of the famous Montreux Jazz. Beth Ditto, in a sequined dress, was in charge of warming up the audience before the legendary Pet Shop Boys.

Produced for the "Bewitched" Special Edition DVD.

An animated séance conducted through discarded 35mm photography books. These markers of a former life of a consumer photography format return as a meditation on spiritualism and the camera as a medium, using spirit photographer William Mumler’s story as a loose point of departure.