After a father suffers a debilitating stroke, his devoted daughter becomes his caretaker, as his independence fades. Struggling with feelings of guilt, helplessness, and the slow erosion of the man she once knew.
Grandmaster of Chess, Wilhelm Steinitz, goes into battle with one of the best conmen in history, Gregor MacGregor. Tensions flare, and sanity is called into question. Who will win?
In Ahmedabad, India - a city scarred by the 2002 riots - Gulnaz breaks barriers as a community radio jockey.
Gulnaz is the first female breadwinner in her family and the first woman in her area to work outside the home. Despite having no formal education in media, she became a voice for many. Through her show Shahernama, she challenges patriarchy, amplifies the voices of the marginalized and fosters interfaith understanding in an increasingly divided society.
Amidst her fight for social change, Gulnaz also grapples with her own struggle for freedom and autonomy. This is the story of a young Muslim woman daring to dream differently in a patriarchal society determined to silence her.
Beyond the Genocide is a deeply human documentary that traces Rwanda’s journey through its darkest hour and toward its most remarkable rebirth. Told through the eyes of survivors, former perpetrators, and the children of memory, the film unearths the emotional truth of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi — and the extraordinary national decision to choose forgiveness over revenge.
Beginning decades before the violence, the film exposes the colonial and political roots of ethnic division, then leads us into the unimaginable horrors of 1994. But what sets Beyond the Genocide apart is what happens after. As the blood dries and the silence settles, we meet a country with no map, no answers, and no reason to hope — until, against all odds, its people begin to rebuild.
We witness the raw power of Gacaca courts, of perpetrators asking for forgiveness, of survivors choosing to heal, and of young Rwandans redefining what it means to be part of a nation once shattered. One woman sits beside the man who killed her family — not with hatred, but with resilience. A new generation, born after the genocide, speaks with pride and clarity about unity, responsibility, and the future they are building.
Filmed across Rwanda in 4K with intimate access and emotional depth, Beyond the Genocide is not a political film — it is a testament to human dignity. It is a rare and hopeful offering in a world where division often wins. With official support from Ibuka, Aegis Trust, Kigali Genocide Memorial, MINUBUMWE and international institutions such as Goethe-Institut, MTN, and the Israel and German Embassies, this documentary has already begun reshaping conversations on healing and reconciliation.
This is not just Rwanda’s story — it is all of ours.
Music video of the song "Fear" by A Shrewdness of Apes.
Autumn, 1984. Valeria is ten years old; she and her brother live the constant distress of their father's violence and their mother's submission and complicity. Valeria is forced to hide what's going on. On her birthday, her best friend reveals a secret: at the sound of music boxes, the saddest truths can be told, as they hurt less. Valeria has a plan now. Will it work?
After twenty years of silence, Sophie meets with her mother Eva – a person who was once her father. This intimate encounter in the stuffy apartment of a ruined tenement becomes a confrontation with the past, pain, and questions about abandonment and acceptance. The film, in the convention of poetic auteur cinema, constitutes a technological and artistic experiment – generative AI tools have replaced the physical film camera here, capturing the world and emotions of the protagonists. It is a story about silence that can scream, and about a moment when one unexpected event can change everything, revealing a truth more painful than years of separation.
An evocative documentary about the creative genius Eugen Semitjov (1923-1987) and his fascinating background. Eugen was a celebrity in his time, a successful and innovative comic book artist, reporter, author, and illustrator, specializing in the subject of outer space.
The documentary unfolds along two parallel time-lines: the future, where we get to witness a grand space vision created by Eugen, and the past, which begins with his father, Vladimir, struggling to survive as a refugee in a foreign country: Sweden.
It is a thought-provoking cinematic tapestry that spans beyond time and space, reflecting the struggles and creativity of two generations against humanity's greatest adventure ever: the conquest of space.
In 1923, the Semitjov family arrived in Sweden as refugees from the Soviet Union, without food or money. Father Vladimir, his heavily pregnant wife, their two sons, and his elderly mother came to Stockholm, where the third son, Eugen, was born later that year. Swedish culture would later receive a significant boost from this immigrant family!
The father Vladimir Semitjov became an incredibly productive and appreciated short story writer, as well as the most significant Swedish science fiction author of the interwar period. He also helped Mauritz Stiller ignite one of the biggest movie stars of all time: Greta Garbo!
The eldest son, Volodja Semitjov, served as a war correspondent during World War II and later became a successful screenwriter. He wrote, among other works, the script for the Swedish feature film that has been watched by the most people globally in history: "One Summer Of Happiness" (1951), the film that coined the term "Swedish sin."
The youngest son, Eugen Semitjov, created the science fiction comic strip "Allan Kämpe" in 1942, which remains the most-read Swedish adventure strip internationally. He then transitioned to space reporting and traveled many times around the world. He interviewed astronauts, cosmonauts, and space researchers; he visited rocket bases, research laboratories, and observatories - experiences that resulted in numerous original, imaginative, and visionary newspaper articles, books, and even TV programs. In 1972, Eugen was awarded the prestigious "Stora Journalistpriset" (Great Journalist Prize) in Sweden.
Filmmaker Micke Engström has created a multifaceted feature-length documentary about Eugen Semitjov, one of his childhood idols. He previously made a documentary about the horror artist Hans Arnold, another source of inspiration from his childhood ("Hans Arnold - Penselns Häxmästare," 2019).
In "Semitjov - Dreams for a Better World" several well-known voices participate, including Stina Ekblad (Fanny and Alexander), Shebly Niavarani (Real Humans), Per Ragnar (Let the Right One In), Tomas Laustiola (Hassel), and Nina Stemme (who has been named the world's best opera singer multiple times).
Some stories deserve more than a few minutes — this one deserved a full film.
Set in the romantic palace gardens of Janów, Weronika & Archie – A Timeless Wedding Story follows a heartfelt outdoor humanist ceremony surrounded by history, candlelight, and emotion.
The day unfolded with tears, laughter, and authentic moments of connection, all captured in an elegant blend of modern digital cinematography and nostalgic Super 8 film.
What emerged is not just a wedding video, but a cinematic portrait of love — crafted with artistry, intention, and a timeless aesthetic.
This is not a wedding highlight. It’s a cinematic journey that merges modern digital filmmaking with the nostalgic texture of Super8 film. From static, emotion-filled frames to sweeping aerial shots, every scene is crafted with intention and heart.
This is more than a film. It’s a timeless memory, carefully told.
"The Gold of the Sun" takes you into the enchanting world of wood artist Rob de Looff, better known as Robin Wood. His deep, almost mystical love for wood forms the very core of his art. Where others see waste in fallen city trees, Rob recognizes the history and stories that lie within this discarded material. With his artistic spirit and a touch of magic, he reawakens this wood as beautiful music boxes that possess an undeniable charm; each one a condensed fairy-tale forest.
Filled with wondrous melodies, these delicate musical creations transcend their material form and resonate in thousands of households worldwide, where they bring joy and connect people through the language of music.
"The Gold of the Sun" captures the soul of Robin Wood, where love for nature, music, and human connection come together in a wondrous way.
Supernatural Crime Unit: FBI is the third series of the Supernatural Crime Unit. When a series of grisly serial crimes grips the nation, Special Agent Charlie (Nicholas Vlahos-Sten), a brilliant but haunted FBI leader, must guide his elite team through twisted investigations, all while unraveling dark secrets from his own past that threaten to derail him. Can he solve the mystery within before it destroys them all?
A story of sex, love and anger during the AIDS pandemic in San Francisco.
Kutte Ki Wafadari" – Directed by Kovid Mittal
A heart-wrenching tribute to the unbreakable bond between a man and his loyal dog. This emotional story captures love, loss, and the kind of loyalty that only a dog can give. Set against a soulful melody, the visuals explore grief, memory, and the silent strength of true companionship.
The true story of a small town kid who dreamed of building America’s first Supercar.
Gerald Wiegert grew up in a small town in Michigan. After attending art schools and college he moves to California
and proceeds to chase his dream of designing and building a "supercar" to compete against the European exotics such as Ferrari and Lamborghini.
He uses his artistic skills and power of persuasion to entice others to help him build his dream car and to "invest" in his vision of an American built supercar. His journey to chase his dream includes Sultans, celebrities, dictators, drug cartels and influential people from around the globe and around the cultural spectrum.
Like a modern day "PT Barnum" Gerald Wiegert manipulates enough "believers" to achieve his goal of building his Vector car company. After appearing on the cover of every car magazine in the world and building roughly 20 cars Wiegert gets kicked out of his own company like Steve Jobs was.
In a true life "Tucker" meets "The Wolf of Wall Street" this story of chasing your dreams at any price not only inspires but gives the audience a real perspective on what it takes to succeed and what price some are willing to pay.
The many layers of story telling examine not only what it takes to follow your dreams, but also the toll it takes on a dreamer's relationships from business partners to fathers and sons.
Should we chase our dreams?
Should we meet our heroes?
Watch and decide for yourself......
Documentary about French sculptor Richard Orlinski, who broke the codes of the art world.
Documentary about the French sculptor Richard Orlinski.
Directed & Produced by David Serero.
Director David Serero is set to bring the captivating world of acclaimed French sculptor Richard Orlinski to the silver screen with the much-anticipated documentary art film. This cinematic masterpiece promises to take audiences on an extraordinary journey into the life and artistry of Orlinski, exploring the passion, innovation, and groundbreaking vision that have defined his career. Through his dynamic editing, David Serero takes the film at the rhythm of Orlinski’s vision: colorful and vibrant.
Richard Orlinski, celebrated worldwide for his iconic contemporary sculptures that seamlessly blend art and emotion, will be the focal point of this cinematic venture."The Art Documentary" is poised to be an immersive experience that delves into the mind of the artist, showcasing his evolution as a sculptor and the profound impact of his work on the global art scene. This cinematic journey delves into the artist's mind, offering unprecedented access to his creative process, personal experiences, and the impact of his work on the global art scene.
The film provides an intimate look into Richard Orlinski's life, offering unprecedented access to his creative process, personal experiences, and challenges in contemporary art. With David Serero at the helm, viewers can expect a visual feast that brings Orlinski's sculptures to life on the screen. Serero, known for his unique storytelling, visually stunning cinematography, sense of rhythm, and dynamism, delivers a cinematic experience that mirrors the awe-inspiring nature of Orlinski's art. It features exclusive interviews with Richard Orlinski, allowing audiences to gain valuable insights into the inspirations, motivations, and philosophy that drive his artistic endeavors. The film entertains, educates, and inspires audiences. With aggressive, dynamic editing, the series brings a fresh take on the art world. Orlinski also collaborated with the most prestigious brands, such as Hublot, Disney, Porsche, Lancôme, and more.
The series stars iconic figures such as Hublot’s CEO Ricardo Guadalupe, Disney’s Jean-David Marque, Kooples’s founder Alexander Elicha, actress Eva Longoria, music artist Tayc and John Mamann, TV host Bernard Montiel, F1 driver Romain Grosjean, comedian Laurent Baffie, booking agent Mani Nordine, but also art mogul Robert Bartoux, French Secretary of State Marlène Schiappa, actress Adriana Karembeu and journalists Marion Grosjean and Laurence Rémila to name a few.
"I am thrilled to embark on this creative journey to bring the incredible story of Richard Orlinski to the big screen. His sculptures are not just art pieces; they are a testament to the power of imagination and the ability to transcend traditional boundaries. This art documentary is not just a film; it's an immersive experience that celebrates the genius of Orlinski and the transformative nature of art."
Richard Orlinski is a French contemporary artist and sculptor celebrated for his innovative approach to art, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern materials. His iconic sculptures, characterized by vibrant colors and dynamic forms such as his Kong and Panthers, have earned him global recognition.
David Serero is a multifaceted artist, director, and producer known for his film, theater, and music work. With a reputation for pushing artistic boundaries, Serero brings a unique vision of bringing art to the screen, promising to elevate the cinematic experience for audiences worldwide.
Unveiling the Precious Bond: A Mother's True Value**
In this heartwarming yet poignant video, we explore the profound concept of the **mother-son relationship** and how its intrinsic value often becomes apparent after loss. When a mother passes away, her son embarks on a deeply personal journey of introspection and realization, recognizing the immeasurable impact she had on his life. Join us as we dive into touching stories, emotional testimonials, and thought-provoking insights that highlight how cherished moments and lessons learned shape our identities long after they're gone. Like, comment, and share to celebrate the remarkable bond we often take for granted! 🌹💔✨
"M.O.W." is a documentary that follows the daily life of a Meals on Wheels volunteer, showcasing the organization's vital work in delivering nutritious meals and social interaction to homebound seniors and individuals with disabilities.
The film highlights the challenges faced by Meals on Wheels due to funding cuts and increased demand, putting its services at risk.
Through the lens of a single volunteer's day, the documentary sheds light on the importance of this organization and the potential consequences of losing its funding.
Written, featured, and directed by Tim Carr (also seen in The Grounders, All My Children, Rocky Balboa), "M.O.W." is a story of connection, care, and the volunteers who make it happen, and aim to raise awareness about the struggles of Meals on Wheels and the seniors who rely on its services.
In a crumbling world where climate crisis, human trafficking, child abduction, and the ruthless greed of urbanization intersect, one forgotten elderly soul during pandemic 2020 becomes a mirror to humanity’s downfall.
This surreal, dystopian yet poetic cinematic journey dives deep into themes of displacement, ecological destruction, and the profound loneliness that festers in a society obsessed with artificial connections and material gain.
The story follows an elderly person abandoned amidst the neon lights of urban prosperity. Their isolation gradually turns into a haunting symbol of collective loss — showing how, in the name of progress, we are losing everything: rivers, forests, livelihoods, homes, families, identities, and our very dignity.
This film serves not just as a cautionary tale, but also as an elegy — a quiet reminder of what we are letting vanish forever.
This film blends elements of poetic realism, social commentary, and dystopian allegory to evoke deep reflection.
The end of the world has already arrived, not everyone knows it but it is already here. If it weren’t so, what else could all those news reports broadcast daily on screens and podcasts be? Ironically, the party never seems to stop, even though there is plenty of evidence to confirm that what we are living is an epilogue, the final gasps of this story of humanity. But whenever something ends, it makes room for something new to begin: an artificial, fictional world filled with beautiful, serene images, where no trace of humanity can disturb that calm.
The AI technologies and tools used were: HeyGen, Kling, Flux, Runway, Mystic, Google Labs, Krea, Firefly and Premiere Pro.
Rellik and his girlfriend Nosaer witness a crime and are immediately on the run as they try and elude a killer who seems to always be one step ahead of them. Will they escape can they escape? Follow along as Rellik and Nosaer try and escape a killer and even more important who is behind all the carnage?
A cinematic call to reconnect with the natural world and reclaim our place within it. An exploration of humanity's deep-rooted bond with Mother Earth. A visually stunning reminder to live in harmony with the rhythms of nature. Rediscovering the essence of our humanity through a return to the land.
History repeats itself, yet people fail to heed its lessons every time. Adam, a doctor of science, was living his life normally until a sudden event occurred in the world, causing him to suffer alone with his friend, the monkey.
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“The Monkey” follows Adam, a scientist whose life is upended by a global crisis. Isolated and grappling with his fears, he finds solace in an unlikely companion—a monkey. The film explores themes of anxiety and existential dread during the COVID-19 pandemic, reflecting on humanity's struggle to adapt.
The core idea of the film is that it exists outside of time, place, timing, and any specific country, in order to better convey the fundamental concept that this event occurs on the planet periodically, because humans do not learn from their mistakes or from the past. In every time period, they create a virus that nearly destroys the world, and they always end up harming themselves, yet they do not learn from the mistakes of the past because no one studies history properly.
So a new virus called "Disease X" came to the world again and made the scientist suffer, trying to find the serum for this virus along with his friend, the monkey. He is also trying to find anyone else alive, as he does not want to live alone again in this world.
A geometric shape chases a blob around an underground complex.
How to talk about the future when it seems there is no future? The world exploded and it only remains a voice formulating hypotheses about a future that will be or that already is. What is all this? A prologue to the future? The future itself? A Finnish and paranoid dream? It seems that the future has already arrived and many of our fantasies about the different futuristic imaginaries already inhabit this world along with our humanity. As an example of this: artificial intelligence, a tool that we used to make this short film and that intersects organically with its concept.
AI tools used: Stable Diffusion, Kaiber, Pika Labs.
"Pyramidshire. A dream to change the history of Basilicata" was an event that lasted less than a day. It took place in 2012 in the natural landscapes of Vùlture (Basilicata region), in the south-central part of Italy. Pyramidshire materialized through a disruptive action of art on a territorial scale. The creator of Pyramidshire designed an articulate media deception that unexpectedly made the small medieval town of San Fele the glocal protagonist for a few hours. The whole story, from conception to artistic realization, is the subject of this short film.
When a kind elderly woman receives a visit from a magical cat, she is granted one final night of youth, transported to a 1970s Harlem jazz club filled with music and peace, before a mysterious crow arrives to bring the night to an end.
The great Brazilian television writer, Janete Clair, takes a few days off to organize the house and is faced with the disorder left by her youngest son, Alfredo.
The story takes place in 1975, when the screenwriter had to rush to write the TV novel "Pecado Capital" to replace "Roque Santeiro", by her husband, also a writer, Dias Gomes, which had been banned by federal censors during the military dictatorship.
Yara, a 13-year-old girl, has lost her mother without being able to say goodbye. When she returns with her father to the campsite where she has been camping for years, she notices strange things at night. These things point to her old caravan. Together with her best friend Deon she starts an investigation in which she learns to accept the loss of her mother.
Satori is a poetic and meditative portrait of a prisoner who discovers inner freedom within the confines of captivity.
Clinging to a drawing from his daughter, he endures isolation and torment, sustained only by the hope of one day seeing her again. But as that hope begins to fade, he is confronted with a harrowing truth: he will never be free.
In surrendering to this reality, he undergoes a sudden and profound awakening - a spiritual liberation known as Satori.
