“A Film Called Blacks Can’t Swim” is a film documentary about a Black Briton whose fears and anxiety of not being able to swim and drowning is dramatized as he battles with the stereotypes set by society.
During a 3-day journey underground with GoPro cameras as part of the making of 'We are Zama Zama,' informal miners looking for gold learn to construct their own film language. As they do so, they long for recognition while also speaking at length about the process of giving themselves to be…
Steve Blame presents: A film journey into "Lost Cologne" - The jewel on the Rhine before its destruction during the Second World War. Cologne`s old city centre, the area around the famous cathedral, was never systematically recorded on film. This documentary pools together found footage…
This film is the quest for the truth behind one of the most mysterious Nazi propaganda films ever shot in the Warsaw Ghetto. The film, which was shot just a short time before the deportation of the inhabitants of the ghetto, is a rough first draft of a silent film that juxtaposes meticulously staged…
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Wang Lina’s experimental debut explores the sensitivity shared by narrative filmmaking and documenting reality, unveiling poetry from the minutiae of Uighurs' life in Xinjiang like none other. Tailing an endearing boy named Isa in Shaya, her heavenly home village surrounded by textured sand…
Johnny believes in the future of Africa. He lives in Israel, but dreams of returning with modern fish farming techniques. His wife, Thérèse, sees little hope back home. She is determined to create the best possible future for their children, whatever the price may be. When their visas expire,…
Join the captivating journey of "A Flash of Beauty: Paranormal Bigfoot" as eye-witnesses share astonishing encounters, exploring the mysterious realm of Bigfoot and the paranormal. Using cutting-edge theories, this thought-provoking documentary pushes boundaries, unraveling the secrets behind…
Film preservation is a challenge all over the world, but on this scale of crisis Afghanistan ranks near the very top. The mini boom in film production that followed the establishment of the state Afghan Film organization in 1965 came to an end with the ascension of the Taliban, which viewed cinema…
A Fly fishing salute to the beautiful trout stream in South East Oklahoma. this film has scenes shot from all zones, information on a few ways to catch fish there, and some interesting interviews with people that have worked really hard to make this river a better place to fish.
The first of a series of fly fishing films about the most excellent opportunities to catch massive rainbow trout in one of the most beautiful places in the World! This film has more steelhead brought to hand than any other fly fishing movie known to us. Also includes local information, some basic…
A cinematic journey through South Africa: as a Dutch-South-African filmmaker, I ask myself the question 'am I a racist, having grown up in a racist country?' Therefore I embark on a journey, from Cape Town to the heart of South Africa, to the towns whose 'white' names are about to…
