The In Between

The story of someone who wants to live surrounded by stories, based on the poem “Coming Home is Terrible”, about the necessity of delaying as much as possible the return home.

Rose Hammond's documentary film explores through interviews the Black resort towns of Idlewild and Woodland Park, Michigan.

A new piece in which Linklater and actor-cowriters Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke discuss the trilogy, moderated by critic Kent Jones.

After his years of study in Germany, Reza thinks that he is more than a lecturer in film at the University of Teheran. He has - although he knows that there is not much hope for the relationship - invited the young student Maryam for the first time

This documentary celebrates the life of a devoted musician: Pandit Pran Nath. The last in a long line of north Indian vocal masters in the Kirana style of Indian classical music, we trace his journey from India, accompanied by his disciple, the avant-garde composer Terry Riley, in their search for purity of expression.

Experimental 3 hander

This short film tells the story of a forbidden relationship between two young girls, a relationship that is inevitably torn apart by the tension surrounding them.

A story about life before and during the events of the year 2020.

A young biracial woman raised in France travels to Burkina Faso in search of the mother she hasn’t seen in many years. Meanwhile, in Paris, an émigré from Burkina Faso who makes her living as a cleaner teaches the Dioula language to a white middle-class office worker, in this affecting story of global displacement.

A mining of a digital space finds characters and forms in dialogue, but the great Apparition lets it all fall down.

Felix and Katrin have been together for quite a while and live together. Felix works as a waiter. Katrin hates her economic studies and her job at a call center. Common dreams? They haven’t had those for a while either. When Katrin’s new friend Christina offers her a job as an assistant for a fashion shoot in Milan, Katrin suddenly feels like she has some perspectives in life, after all. But Felix doesn’t like her new friends and cannot share her euphoria, which doesn’t help their difficult relationship. Katrin’s mother is somewhat critical of her daughter’s relationship and wants to have a heart-to-heart talk with her. Felix seeks distraction with his friends in the pub.

A young woman loses her soul as she sleeps, and feels less alive each day. With the help of a young man's ghost and an old curandera, she finds her way back from being in between life and death.

In the bluish light of dawn, mysterious silhouettes emerge from the water, then vanish one by one on the ground. A woman pushes the door of a building open. It is the famous Hotel Belvédère built in the 1930s in Cerbère on the Spanish border, where Cham Lavant has chosen to set the scene of his first film. An elegant fable with old-fashioned charm, Entre les Rails [In between the Rails] is a variation on the theme of transition and here introduces a treasure trove of faded memories. Singing performances and choreographed circular steps bring the place back to life to the sound of enchanting choirs and heels tapping on the ground. At the foot of this timeless stone liner, the train continues to pass by.

". . . Nevertheless, Fogel pushes these pictures of escalators and suitcase-toting travelers deeply into lyrical, Rorschach-symmetrical abstraction. In the course of moving from video to film, the images become flattened into painterly icons and patterns; their contrast has been increased, and the colors shifted into gemlike purples, greens and blues. Edited with a primal shape-based rhythm, Airport Architecture was created for a live musical accompaniment by Greta Cohn and James Hoff." —Ed Halter

A portrait of the sculptor, Dony Mac Manus, who has rejected much of contemporary art in favor of a return to the ideals of the renaissance.

Runners in a forest of tall trees provide the imagery for a study of spatial and temporal relationships.

Faking the death of their autistic daughter, Noor’s husband finally assumes the position of an imam. Noor now navigates through their rural life while concealing another truth from her husband.

Marina Abramović travels through Brazil, in search of personal healing and artistic inspiration, experiencing sacred rituals and revealing her creative process. The route is comprised of poignant encounters with healers and sages from the Brazilian countryside, exploring the limits between art and spirituality. This external trip triggers in Marina a profound introspective journey through memories, pain and past experiences. 

It's a feel good movie with a sort of novelty and variety. Steamy stormy romantic flick, just as described! It has a unique storyline and high class cinematography and melodious music. The chemistry between the lead pair is laudable! They have shown matured performances. The story revolves around the ant in the college back drop. It's an intense love journey of two youngsters. Editing is crisp with no lags.