Lights

Andhare Alo is a 1957 Bengali movie by Haridas Bhattacharya

Antonio, who’s recently met with an unfortunate accident, is left in the hands of a sole caretaker in the form of his unfamiliar father-in-law, Miguel. The accident also happens to take away the life of a loved one for both protagonists, a wife in the case of Antonio, and a daughter for Miguel. They recieve a call that is intented uniquely for Antonio, but, due to his physical condition, he is unable answer. The call reveals truths on Antonio's past, that shall change his life forever.

A documentary that explores how to cope with fear, the excitement of searching for interesting news, and the unexpected consequences of this devotion. The heroes are the director himself and military journalist Andrii Tsapliienko, who record various aspects of the life of a military journalist - from a report about the shelling of Kyiv by Russian army, subsequent injury, and to Andrii's journey through cities and towns in search of a lost friend and inner light.

Oppressive and childlike, erotic symbols and surreal moments.

The main character of the film is a Ukrainian actor of theater and cinema, the performer of the role of Hamlet, a director and head of a children's studio and a folk theater at a time when darkness enveloped Ukraine. One day, circumstances that unexpectedly arose due to enemy attacks threaten one of his projects, the presentation of which is expected by a large number of viewers. Will he be able to find the Light and a way out of the situation and again affirmatively answer the question "To be or not to be?".

A documentary film reflection. A daughter attempts to decipher and memorize the "universe of her dad," a lightning researcher, whom, as it turned out after his death, she never fully got to know. Neither he nor his lasting legacy. This is her attempt to think about how long our memory lasts about the people who meant something to us, who did something and created something next to us. The film attempts to fix the fleeing clues of memory in time to keep it longer. And, of course, she attempts to remember everything or at least something he was for her.

The lighthouse keeper has an attack while cleaning the light. He makes his unsteady way down to the living quarters and collapses. While his wife tends him, their children turn the lights that guide ships through saf passage by hand.

The guy decides on a desperate act. Now he has a long way to go, visually shot in one take in the night Khabarovsk

A documentary about Tibetan divorce and orphan issues

The director's childhood was always full of secrets and omissions. His parents separated and after the divorce they preferred not to see or speak to each other. "To the Lighthouse" is a big dream of a little child that simply had to come true.

Film speaks about the reality that exists in Georgia in parallel with the other, the one that is in plain sight. The main character, trying to find and realize himself, loses the line between reality and illusion and loses an alter ego. After a desperate attempt to somehow realize his plans, he again "finds himself." This is a tender portrait of identity shot in a subtle mix between documentary and fiction.

Antti, a musher from Northern Finland, won't give up his way of life despite being advised contrarily. In the dogsled world there is no going back after hopping on the sledge. "Polar Night Light" is a short documentary of love for sled dogs. The film follows Antti during the polar night while his freedom to be himself is being compromised.

Over hundred years of development, the Chinese film industry has been through a lot. Lisa Lu, a nearly hundred-year-old Chinese American actress, stands for a book of Chinese film history herself. In the film, Lisa Lu talks about her life, career, and her on-going process of dream pursuing inside the movie world. During this journey, she’ll also bring out a couple more memorable Chinese filmmakers. Including one of the first Asian actress who has her own “star” on the Hollywood Boulevard, Anna May Wong; Minwei Li, who made a huge contribution to China by documenting the warfare, Chusheng Cai, one of the founders of Chinese feature film, and the world-famous martial artist, Bruce Lee.

‘These partnerships are forged from the elements, the cold nights and first lights.’ Tim Howell and Ewa Kalisiewicz are husband-and-wife alpinists, climbers, skiers and BASE jumpers. Cold Night, First Light is a story of trust, honesty, resilience and fellowship.

The film is mainly based on slides from the horticulturist and life philosopher Anders Björnsson's garden along the northern Klarälven River in Sweden. The film is an early attempt to portray our threatened relationship with ecology. The tableau-like still images underline the shifts of light and the biological cycle.

The global problem of light pollution is growing exponentially every year, but we have not found a real solution to solve it yet. The problem that negatively affects the lives of animals and plants, the work of astronomers, but most of all the health of each of us, although we are not yet aware of it.

Togrul loves his wife Leyla very much and is terribly jealous at the same time. His jealousy destroys the family, and even Togrul's mother, knowing her son's unfair treatment, decides to leave home with her daughter-in-law...