A young girl from a good home starts dating a slightly older man, and it is not long before she starts falling out of all her other connections and relationships, swallowed up by a closed world that only has two people in it and a few big dogs tied at the front door. Without her partner ever showing violence towards her, she fears that if she leaves him, something terrible will happen. Out at Six tells the story of Livi, the filmmaker, through a timeline divided into eight stages based on research taken from hundreds of cases in which women were murdered by their partners. The film is compiled from interviews with people closest to her, reflecting how the surrounding environment witnesses the reality of such relationships.
Documentary film about the Andariego Senior Theater Group of Huelva. Directed by Luis Suan, the documentary offers an intimate and moving portrait of the creative process, the group's coexistence, personal experiences, and the transformative impact of theater on the lives of its protagonists.
In the bustling world of cooking, we follow Patrick Turcot, a passionate chef seeking a balance between the intensity of his profession and his family life. This immersive documentary delves into his daily life, where creativity, team spirit, and constant pressure simmer in a hectic routine.
A group of undergraduate students at UC San Diego learn the difficulties of creating an audio animatronic. Faced with budget and time constraints, these students embark on a journey filled with comedic moments, setbacks, and betrayal to get their animatronic named “Taro” to talk.
Theater the New Hip-Hop depicts the life of Sharmarke Elmi. In a world where hip-hop has been the primary creative expression, he challenges himself and his surroundings. Sharmarke starts with stand-up but discovers that theater also can be a way to create stories out of life. With the support of his friends who are artists, poets and writers, he gathers the courage and get up on a theater stage for the first time. The film captures Sharmarke’s struggle to break norms. It is a film about theater, hip-hop and society.
The short film follows the night of a group of friends playing domino and drinking excessive quantities of alcohol. Using photos taken on the day of the meeting and a song by artist Pepe Moreno, "Finish With The Booze" is an observational and ironic documentary that shows the transformation of the characters and the chaos that ends up taking place with the excessive consumption of alcoholic beverages. An comic and raw reflection on the excesses and affections that mark the parties of young Brazilian men, all this to the sound of electronic forró.
We follow the story of a Bulgarian elderly couple living in a stagnant small village called Balabansko. Taking care of the family house passed down the generations has been their life’s work. What does their future hold and why can’t they let go of the past?
A documentary that explores the story of Bachelor, Puerto Rico’s groundbreaking discotheque, which operated from 1975 to 1992 and defined an era in the island’s nightlife. Through the testimonies of figures such as Pablo Flores, Sonya Cortés, Choco Orta, and Barbara Herr, it revives a space that nurtured multiple trajectories in culture, art, and LGBTQ+ visibility in Puerto Rico.
The film follows a Polish filmmaker's journey to Ukraine two years after the start of the full-scale Russian invasion. On his first visit to Kyiv, he documents the resilience of the people who are trying to maintain a semblance of normality despite the war. In personal conversations with artists who have decided to stay or return, the film recounts their motivations, fears, and hopes. It shows how creativity and determination continue to thrive even in times of greatest darkness. The film is a haunting reflection on life under constant threat—a contrast between the fragile peace of the sky and the brutal realities of war. The film offers a powerful, deeply human perspective on survival and hope.