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This night, Morgan, a 25 years old boy, wanted only one thing : to remain quiet and think of his life and the choice he has to make for the future. But something unexpected was about to happen...

Three women find themselves in today's Los Angeles in the thralls of the myth of Medea.

The papacy of St. John Paul II left an indelible mark on the American continent. Driven by his singular conviction of a "United American Continent "under the patronage of Our Lady of Guadalupe, his papal travels from Argentina to Alaska generated massive crowds, shaped an entire generation, and ultimately changed the course of history. Long celebrated for his role in the fall of communism in Eastern Europe, John Paul's crusade for human rights and religious freedom also transformed the West. John Paul II in America explores the Pope's pivotal role in the fall of dictatorships in Chile, Haiti, Paraguay and Brazil. From celebrations of World Youth Days with millions to pastoral visits to the favelas of Brazil; from his historic 1998 visit to Cuba to his tireless defense of works rights and indigenous peoples-John Paul II in America, narrated by Andy Garcia, captures the raw emotions and spontaneous thrills of this remarkable pontificate.

A film by Aminatou Echard.

Little ballerinas have big dreams. Dreams of pirouettes and grande jetes, dreams of attending the best ballet schools and of dancing starring roles on stage. But in Harlem in the 1950s, dreams don’t always come true—they take a lot of work and a lot of hope. And sometimes hope is hard to come by.

Objects and sounds collected on an early morning walk through Brooklyn, New York billow against a sun-struck floor.

A gruesome and blackly comic horror in which a girl rescues a stray cat from a gang of teenagers … but is it any safer with her?

A portrait of my street and the neighborhood where I used to live, on the outskirts of Los Angeles, California.

Discussions between classicists Luca Canali and Joanna Paul about the film's adaptation of Satyricon.

With improvised interviews, sketches to camera and monologues from Shaw’s solo shows, both filmmaker and performer muse over the nuances of performance and gaze.

Two Dutch men travel to Mississippi in December 1989 in search of traditional blues musicians.

« What thIngs were interred and sacrificed amid magic incantations ! » Taken from « One way street » by Walter Benjamin. Fractions is a seven films series. Seven sequences, each with a pattern and a reference to a text of a political nature, to create a space for reflexion on the scope and responsibility of these images.

Lucia is a lonely gypsy and owner of a small perfumery, where she prepares special perfumes for customers according to the personality and the needs of each one.

This visual essay by John Bengtson, author of Silent Visions: Discovering Early Hollywood and New York Through the Films of Harold Lloyd, looks at the locations used for the college and football scenes in The Freshman, and features rare behind-the-scenes still from Lloyd's archive.

One of the last taboos that we have left to approach and discuss; your own sexuality. Regardless of your age.

The choreographer and filmmaker Sara Lindström visits the retirement home Parkvägen in Österbybruk to make a dance film with the old people.

This is the filmic portrait of Daniel Vicinos, one of the most characteristic figures of Argentina's film industry: inventor, technician, collector, ironwork lover, but above all, in love with cinema.

This film introduces the viewer to Eddie and Justin, together living what might otherwise be considered an ordinary life during an extraordinary time in history. It provides a glimpse into the relationships the two have with one another, and with family, friends and their Deep South hometown. Against the backdrop of legal battles about same-sex marriage, Eddie and Justin share their personal take on what love really means.

The Czar of Black Hollywood is a documentary film chronicling the early life and career of African-American filmmaker Oscar Micheaux (1884-1951). Oscar Micheaux was America's preeminent black filmmaker for three decades, having directed or produced 22 silent movies and 15 talking pictures.The Czar of Black Hollywood uses archival film, photos, illustrations and music to weave a narrative of Micheaux's early life and his production of the first feature length silent film and the first feature length sound motion picture by an African-American.

When an argument turns physical, a young man dons an arm sling to teach his partner a lesson.

“My 17 Gay Friends” is an experimental romantic comedy that explores the interconnected web of relationships in Beijing’s gay community that surrounds an unseen narrator. It also pokes fun at stereotypes and labels that often cut across the LGBT community such as femininity and masculinity in the gay community and how it affects our perceptions of gay people and categorizes people into distinct groups. This Chinese rom-com seeks to portray an optimistic, light-hearted side of gay life in urban modern cities in order to show that homosexuality need not always be associated with depression, suicide, and a life of tragedy.

We wake up in Paris, at the end of 2013, and immerse ourselves in a symbolic journey, through a subjective nature, which directly experiences reality, without analyzing it. Abolition of thought to be replaced by consciousness and unconsciousness. Intuitive Scan Through the variations of the sound and alterations of the image, we experience the transience and mutability of the meaning and formal perception of it. It is about penetrating directly into the object itself, and seeing it from within. In this case, the cups of eucalyptus, of which we see his life vibrating within itself. Each moving image, in a unique way, has its own communicability, and there is communion between isolated acts.

One day, a man living in pain with a hole in his heart due to loneliness and solitude meets himself as a child.