Panionios has turned 135 years old and Gazzetta powered by Novibet presents a documentary full of emotion and memories. From Smirni (now called Ismir) to the Panathinaikos Stadium and to Nea Smirni. A club that became a symbol of resilience. A club often referred to as eternal.
Three-part series for ESPN capturing the rise of Silvio Berlusconi from his humble beginnings to the very top – from cruise ship crooner to AC Milan owner to Prime Minister of Italy.
Palco cama is an intimate and unprecedented dive into the creative universe of José Celso Martinez Corrêa. Filmed in his bedroom, in his bed—a space of rest, sex, love, dreams, and creation—the playwright transforms everyday life into a scene, making the bed his stage. In an interview that exposes all the raw material, Zé Celso revisits the genesis of his works, narrating with passion and detail the artistic journey that has shaped Brazilian theater. The film captures the raw material of this performative conversation, where the artist performs, reflects, and surrenders himself before the camera, revealing the body and the word as central forces of his art.
Crystal mining in the 1940s gave rise to the village of São Jorge, in Goiás. With the creation of Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park in the 1960s, mining was banned, and ecotourism became the region's main economic activity. Photographer João Fernandes witnessed and documented this transformation, dedicating himself to making the Cerrado's natural attractions more accessible through the construction of viewpoints.
Hosted by VMX hottie Angela Morena, TODO-KAYOD brings the heat, passion, and pleasure in every labor of desire. Get ready to work hard and play harder with 10 steamy films of hardworking men and women.
San Millán de la Cogolla welcomes the visit of an artist who has been given carte blanche to develop and exhibit his new project, which will take place in what seems to be the last days of the village.
Set in the Cariri region of Ceará, in Northeastern Brazil, the film follows feminist activists who, through personal accounts and stories of resistance, reveal the urgent struggle against femicide and the pervasive effects of patriarchy on women’s lives. Against the backdrop of the Araripe Plateau, these women share decades of activism, reflecting on how female subjects resist the patriarchal modus operandi that violates their bodies and existence within a rural, developing Latin American context.
I Like The Way You Taste is a short film where our couple, Kaeshelle and Nicholle, embody softness, Black queer love, and the unspoken power of touch. Through intimate moments and the challenges of public affection, they explore how love fosters self-acceptance and growth.
The film follows three young leaders under the age of 40 during the historic 2024 elections that ended 58 years of rule by the Botswana Democratic Party. Through their campaigns and struggles, the film captures the hopes, challenges, and urgent demand for new leadership on Africa's youngest and oldest continent.
World Over is a film by Ed Tullett (Lowswimmer) that explores his experience of live touring with Novo Amor. Intended to show a more realistic side of touring compared to the usual hand-picked and finessed exciting moments, the film explores the monotony of its constant travel, the repetitiveness of playing the same show over and over, and the disorientation of being in ever-changing, unfamiliar places for a day or two at a time.