At night, Matthieu, Solo, Kany, and their crew gather at La Perm’, a community space at the foot of Belleville Park, to debate, create, and build a collective. Facing the changes in their childhood neighborhood, La Perm’ becomes a refuge and a shared space of resistance. Ahead: Belleville en Vrai, the festival where everything they’ve sown can finally bloom.
Hearts are being grown in pigs to save human lives—blurring the boundaries between the two species. Could this be the impetus for a fundamental change in the relationship between humans and pigs?
Nancy inherits a vintage caravan, and with her friend, Georgina, they embark on a road trip. They come up with the crazy idea of turning it into a brothel for women. The search for dick ends when they find a traveler, and together they launch “Madonna.” They resist conservatism with humor, love and solidarity. “Madonna, you pussies!”
Christian, an old painter, decides that if he wants to continue living with the memories of the ones he loves, and not lose a part of himself, he has to leave through unconventional means. A bittersweet story told in 4 chapters, each depicting a different perspective… on life
Jared has never felt seen on his birthday, and Ted is still healing from a recent breakup. After a lame birthday celebration the previous night, in a misguided attempt to lift their spirits, they follow a shady tip to a “happy ending” massage parlor. Caught between impulse and introspection, they question whether they’re chasing relief or running from reality.
Gamespace becomes a therapeutic alternate reality in And If the Body, which examines the clinical uses of VR and other imaging technologies to treat patients with severe spinal cord injuries and other neuromuscular disorders. Toby Lee’s film explores the interface between the physical and the technological, a zone in which the real and the virtual body blurs into one.
But the story turned upside down, they loved the murdered man, he was pure and beautiful, how can they scare a dead man to photograph him as they know a murderer... KATERINA GOGOU – Absent (Excerpt from a poem dedicated to Christos Tsoutsouvis) The blog katrami, after many years of research, created a documentary about the anarchist Christos Tsoutsouvis entitled "The smile that went out laughing at the sound of a pistol" exactly 40 years after the "battle" of Gyzis.
At the same time every morning, on the same small stretch of beach, the Cremorne Ocean Dippers submerge themselves in the icy waters off the south-east coast of Lutruwita (Tasmania). With my mother being one of these cold water swimmers, I have witnessed, and partaken, in the quiet wonder of this daily ritual. ‘I go down to the shore’ is a love letter to this daily practice and the people who enact it.
The film presents a fragmented world of visual, acoustic, and linguistic elements, inspired by Friederike Mayröcker’s writings, which explore ambiguity and precision.
The parish priest Gard-Aune is forced to choose between his love and his faith, but news both good and bad gives him new perspective, and changes his view on life for good.