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An outlook on Wilhelm von Habsburg, an aristocrat who wanted to become the King of Ukraine and thus became an early fighter for the independence of Ukraine after World War 1.

Recep is a young man in his twenties living with his mother. Every morning he goes to the same park. Until one day when he meets Nurcan and gets out of his routine. This extraordinary encounter will literally add color to his life.

Avant-garde filmmaker Dziga Vertov is best known and appreciated for his formal inventions and his theory of life captured unexpectedly. But he was also a tireless promoter of the cause of women and their concrete emancipation. This film is a personal tribute to this aspect of her work and a militant film tract which raises the question of women's aspiration to a society emancipated from patriarchal archaisms and the alienating weight of religious customs.

When a Ukrainian actress arrives in Melbourne for a festival performance, her off stage antics reveal the true nature of her visit.

After a sudden breakup, Lilah tries to get rid of any sign of her ex-girlfriend. Unfortunately, she can't get untangled.

To attempt to restore their relationship—after Miller (Milly) has caught his boyfriend Ben having sex in their bed with another man—the two boys head out to camp in the woods, only to discover that the space they rented is still inhabited by two girls who suggest they share the space. It’s the perfect solution, of course, of which any heteronormative mother and father might approve; when gay marriage fails, send the boys back to boot camp to toughen them up and throw in some good-looking girls, even if they happen to be lesbians.

Wilder than Wild reveals how fire suppression and climate change have exposed Western forests to large, high intensity wildfires, while greenhouse gases released from these fires contribute to global warming. This vicious cycle jeopardizes our forests and affects us all with extreme weather and more wildfires, some of which are now entering highly populated wildland-urban areas.

"Shibari" is an erotic art, which consists in restraining someone by using thin ropes." This is how Claire, who's modeling in Japan, describes the subject to Chloé, a journalist who's come to Tokyo to write about it. The two women will soon grow attracted to each other.

This full-length vid is hair-raising, heart-racing street skateboarding in its purest form. Putting four wheels down is only the beginning of the journey...

Documentary following students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, in the aftermath of one of the worst mass school shootings in recent history.

In this short film of Cowan Court, which was completed by 6a architects in late 2016, Rivers has turned his camera onto the interactions between architecture and landscape within which the students of Churchill College, University of Cambridge live and work.

In this prequel/sequel, we follow Simon, Amanda's boyfriend, as he navigates the basement, now a lair for a lurking danger in the shadows. A high-stakes chase unfolds, and Simon finds himself in a battle for survival.

A man is presented with the chance to redeem himself, but ignoring it is the safest decision.

When long-lost brothers Pierre and Clement reunite at a crossroads in both of their lives and still can't seem to put their differences aside, only a beloved family recipe will finally help bring them together again.

A coyote loses its mate and pups in an attack by wolves. Plagued by human emotions, the coyote attempts to process what it has experienced.

Valentino Dixon is a talented artist that used art to keep his sanity while in prison, often drawing up to ten hours a day after he was wrongfully convicted of murder in 1991.

While funk from São Paulo took to the mainstream pop, Rio de Janeiro, the birthplace of Brazilian funk, was undergoing major processes of social and political transformation. Military interventions on the eve of the World Cup in 2014 have profoundly altered the dance circuit on the city's hills, pushing the funk ecosystem to the internet and asphalt.

Though he is long gone, buried on the Greek island he left behind as a teenager, John remains a painful mystery to his former wife, children, and grandson. On rediscovering his home movies, they begin to reconcile the troubled man they knew with the person he might have been. A film about memory, loss, and being caught between two homes.

The escalation of tensions between Pyongyang and Washington continues, plunging the world into fear of a nuclear war. Update on the geopolitical issues of this conflict.

ABC News' Bob Woodruff puts the escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula into context by examining the interplay between geopolitics and international sporting events like the Olympics. Through archive of past games, expert interviews and insights from his reporting inside the secretive nation, Woodruff helps viewers better understand how North Korea uses sports and the Olympics to further its political ambitions.

A young woman does what she can to survive in the underbelly of Los Angeles.

We all share the same kind of brain yet everybody has a different view of the world around us. As a very intriguing example, Carlotta vividly explains how a world without faces does look like. She suffers from the miswiring of a tiny brain region that makes it impossible for her to see and remember faces as a complete construct, called prosopagnosia or face blindness.

One of the first US born conductors to receive worldwide fame, Leonard Bernstein is an exceptional composer and certainly not only due to The West Side Story. Instead of concentrating exclusively on his most famous work, Thomas von Steinaecker sets out to paint a complete picture of Bernstein. Thus, the documentary focusses on the American’s less known later works and on three compositions in particular: his Mass, the musical 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and the great final opera A Quiet Place. The film paints a vivid picture of the multitalented Bernstein, struggling with his role as composer and conductor, tackling the tension between successes and flops, between the politics of his time and his own liberal humanitarian claim. It looks back on Bernstein’s major achievements, such as his acclaimed conducting of Mahler and his involvement in the Young People’s Concerts, and it shows Bernstein’s work with young aspiring musicians as well as his political commitment.

Summer in Paris. A woman cat-sits for people who have gone on vacation. She wanders between the human and animal worlds. She observes, is amazed, unintentionally encounters people, and is open to whatever comes her way.