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A woman watches in horror as a stranger terrorizes her neighborhood.

A young woman suffers from sleep paralysis causing confusion with her reality.

A look at the work of Japanese woodblock printing artist Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849).

Two dogs, one stray the other well-off, become friends.

A little boy, craving for his father's attention, imagines a made-up "Mr. President" who looks just like his father but is caring and attentive.

Two women suffer from the same nightmare of being attacked by other women.

Santiago meets Paulina at a party. Love is a cycle and both will fall into it a second, third, or perhaps fifth time. Their relationship could last forever or, more likely, they will only become one more visit in each other's lives.

Based on fourteen poems by Max Jacob put to music by Henri Sauguet and Robert Caby, Carte de visite is a particularly vibrant and faithful tribute to the overlooked great poet. Michel Zumpf makes good use of cinema and directs his film just like Max Jacob changed poetry and risked his life – in a unique and unsettling harmony between the most studied seriousness and the wildest imagination.

A dramatized re-enactment and documentary of the Battle of Verdun as seen by both French and German soldiers, shot on site of the actual battle.

Christian Diaz Orejarena takes an artistic residency in Cartagena de Indias, Colombia as a starting point to question the role of the Western artist as cultural producer in economically deprived contexts.

Video almanac running from September 2011 to June 2012, Venus visibility period at dusk before its transit towards dawn, 138 years after the "chronophotographed" revolver by Janssen, the first machine to record the time by the image. The predictable and unpredictable, the calculated race of the star and the incalculable (or almost) clouds, the routine and the event, the story and the anecdote - all punctuated by 7 visions. Filmed from a constant geolocated point, to an open window overlooking a French city where a canal and a few planes pass. It's also a family film that would make the reamake of Rear Window:take the measure of the small world, exterior and interior where we live, measure, to take a small place, its place, tell stories, have visions.

In The Vision The Defeated an indigenous slave, who is guiding a group of Spanish conquerors up the jungle, describes the moment in which an army commander witnesses a collective homoerotic ritual, angrily condemns the act as "abominable and unnatural," and orders the immediate execution of the men. Shot in the Sierra Nevada of Santa Marta, Colombia, The vision of the defeated is based on an undocumented chronicle selectively passed on from generation to generation by oral transmission.

A poet dies and another one, younger, feels an obligation to promote her work. She is joined by a team of women filmmakers. The film begins with this unusual triangle but, interestingly, it grows into something more complex and subtle than a traditional research project.

General Mitre and others visit the Museo Nacional.

Jose tries his best to adapt to his father's home, where he visits every other week.

In this sci-fi short, a mysterious woman prepares to return to her place in the stars.

Matthew lives with his uncle Theo, whom he calls a father. His real father was living abroad when he was very small, so he even has his father memories. Today, Matthew finally receives a visit from his real father, what will bring you some questions.

"Live Tour 2O2O Newsflash" is the eighth concert tour by Tokyo Jihen. The tour started at the Tokyo International Forum on the leap day exactly 8 years after the band broke up. Subsequent performances were cancelled due to the spread of coronavirus. A live recording of the tour was held at NHK Hall with no audience, and from 19:00 on September 5th of the same year, it was shown in two forms: Internet distribution and live viewing at the movie theater.

A video documentary of Paris.