Nadine and Janine share a flat together with their friends Mark and Andreas. The flat share is a universe with its own rules, languages, manners and relationships. A stimulating place, where chaos is floating through corridors and rooms. Pending over everything is the approaching breakup of the community, which becomes more and more perceptible within short moments of silence. One of the flatmates, Janine, is going to leave. Janine's farewell party affects each of her friends in a different way. A precise description of a fragile structure breaking apart.

Alexandra is spending the weekend at her parents' house. As she arrives at the familiar apartment, nobody's home. Yet successively, the mother, a friend of the family and the father get in. The rooms, which were quite in the beginning, slowly fill up with noises, conversations and activity. Alexandra withdraws from the social world of the family structure repeatedly. Finally, the mother, the father and the friend go to the movies together. Alexandra is left behind by herself.

A minor traffic citation spirals into an all-consuming obsession for a neurotic young woman.

A bourgeois lady has an affair with a revolutionary and idealistic young medical student who participates in the assault on a hospital.

An antiwar movie about living-dead soldiers waiting for morning to go home.

The work of child psychologist Jean Piaget has been influential in the areas of child development and education. In this film made shortly before his death, he discusses his ideas, attempts to clarify misunderstandings about them, and explains some of his classic experiments with children which are recreated. He also explains his theory of knowledge.

In the village of Leva-e-Traz, the discovery of a oil field is responsible for a mass evasion of the townspeople. Left are the old and incapable for the extraction job. When the local priest announces he, too, is leaving the town, Satan emerge thrilled with the chance of overtaking the place.

The film was realized according to the formulaic concept “TAM 4/71.”

“In Germany, I bought an old 35mm Debrie camera. I spent several weeks working with this camera and found that its mechanics were marvelously thought out and that the way the camera was made was proof of the skilled craftsmanship back then. I developed a procedure which also allowed me to use the camera as a printing machine. The printing process is not so different from the filming process, as far as the transport of the film goes. ... It was a lot of fun to try to exhaust the possibilities of the Debrie. It was not only the mechanics that were exciting, like the works of a wonderful old clock, but the numerous possibilities for the realization of the second part of the film, too. This consists mainly of what has already been shot, but offers at least 50% more experimental manipulations in the printed part.” (HHKS)

An old man pays a woman to live with him as if she were his wife, until one day he discovers that she's sleeping with his son.

Miriam Gordon lives in a fog of grief while working in a downtown public library branch. When a burgeoning love-affair coincides with her receiving a series of oddly threatening letters, Miriam's sheltered existence is cracked open.

The grandfather planted a turnip, which grew so big that he could not pull it out. The grandmother's help did not change anything, so they called their granddaughter. Then the dog Zhuchka and the cat came to help, but the turnip still remained in the ground. And only the appearance of a mouse helped the heroes to pull out the root vegetable.

As part of a residency organized by the University, Miranda Ackerman, a well-known poet, returns to Caen, where she had briefly lived a decade earlier. She is astonished to discover that the University is hosting her in the very house where she lived with Richard, her partner at the time. Richard now teaches on the opposite side of the university. As they reconnect, she begins to feel disturbed by presences in the house.

A chef's life is upended when a jet-setting, champagne-sipping, hotel-hopping woman claims to be his long-lost mother. This documentary reveals the untold story.

After the tragic death of his father, 18-year-old Totone must look after his younger sister and their failing family farm. He assumes even more responsibility when he enters a cash competition for the best Comté cheese made in the western part of the French Alps.

Every day, Jay travels the length and breadth of Tokyo in his taxi, looking for his daughter Lily. In the 9 years since he has separated from his wife, he has never been able to get custody of his daughter. Having given up hope of ever seeing her again, he is about to move back to France when Lily hops in his cab. But she doesn't recognize him.

Romantic war film in which the daughter of a German baron falls in love with the crippled Hans who has been declared unfit for the army, to the jealousy of his brother.

Dorian Supin’s third documentary film of Arvo Pärt steps closer to the composer, showing him in a domestic setting as a composer, husband, father, and grandfather. The title “Even if I lose everything” refers to an entry in Arvo Pärt’s musical notebooks, which the composer browses in the film, together with Immo Mihkelson. The musings and recollections inspired by the notes in these journals, in parallel with domestic scenes, shed light on the composer’s life and creative philosophy, painting a personal, in-depth picture of Arvo Pärt. The film’s soundtrack includes excerpts from Pärt’s works.

On the island all crocodiles hatch crocodiles and only one of them for unknown reasons has a chick, which immediately calls him ‘daddy’. At first he tries to get rid of the offspring, but then parental feelings triumph and the crocodile starts to protect the child from aggressive neighbours. Later it turns out that, despite their differences, they have a lot to learn from each other.

This experimental film, hand-scraped and painted on the film strip, is a unique and expressive vision of a sick society, expressed by the unnatural existence in a labyrinth. The subconsciousness reflects the attack of bureaucrats on the world of the creative and natural Woodpeckerman, on his surroundings and his universe — a bird cage. In the end, the image of human existence is presented in the form of a reversed pyramid.

After returning from Afghanistan, Vanya Nechkin starts earning money by causing car accidents and receiving interest from insurance companies. The daily risk of his own life suits him fine - a man with a maimed soul gets used to it.

A documentary that pretends to be a fictional film. About the work and the life of a man, a man called Pierre Henry at the beginning of the film and who ends up calling himself "someone".

Yakov Danilych is homeless after releasing from prison. He doesn't have citizen permit and can't find job because of felony. He make money for life by one-time job and living under stairs in his former home.

In this black comedy drama, we meet a seemingly perfect family consisting of Olivia, Alexander and their daughter Agata. With the arrival of 25-year-old Julian in their home, their lives are turned upside down and their dysfunctional relationships are revealed. Redemption through humour explores the theme of emotionally drained elites and places it in the context of contemporary social issues.

The communal justice system accuses Don Evaristo, 80 years old, of the murder of his granddaughter Yana-Wara, 13 years old. During the hearing, everyone learns the tragic story of this young girl.

Rita, a 13 year old girl, runs away from her abusive father to the big city. She finds solace until she's placed in a safe house run by the State. Rita and her cellmates plots an escape that ends in a shocking act of violence.

Alexander Petrovich Egorov returned to his native village from the front as an invalid. A year later he was widowed, and four young children were left in his care. For many years Egorov lived alone, and then brought a new wife into the house - a young neighbour Ksenia. The woman was the bride of Alexander Petrovich's younger brother, but never waited for the groom from the war. Ksenia became a mother to Egorov's children, and a few years later gave birth to his son Vasily. Thirty-eight years passed. The boys grew up and left their native nest. Ksenia and Alexander Egorovs decided to visit their children and set off on their way.

This film is a journey inside the tradition of bespoke tailoring in the city of Naples. It's a story that wants to celebrates the people and their craft. There are some key words to this documentary: excellence, dignity, beauty, work, elegance, passion. Shots of Naples for connoisseurs.

In a remote village, whose name roughly means "a cold place", this film looks for warmth in encounters. The Ukrainian village of Stuzhytsya is situated in the Carpathian Mountains in the border triangle between Poland and Slovakia. The three elderly female protagonists - a farmer, a post office clerk and a biologist - are firmly rooted in a place where hardly any young people are left in 2019, the year of Zelensky's election victory. Over time, the film crew also becomes, at least temporarily, a valued part of the village community.

A German family vacationing in a French villa encounters a mysterious injured woman and takes her in, leading to unforeseen consequences.

Dedicated to the contradictions of scientific and technical progress, warning against one-sided technical developments that turn a person into an involuntary consumer.

A small, strange creature named Kolyan makes a living by pickpocketing. Unexpectedly, Kolyan ends up in someone else's wallet and ends up in the victim's house. In the house, he meets a girl and saves her from a burglar, showing heroism and courage.

Tony Robinson and the experts turn their backs on Benidorm to travel a few miles up the coast to the small port of Denia to show what life was like 1000 years ago, when Denia was an Islamic settlement.

La moucharde stars Dany Carrel as a young miss who loves neither wisely nor well. Duped into a life of crime, Carrel remains on the wrong side of the Law because she's hopelessly in love with a two-bit crook. Soon she becomes as jaded and hardened as her criminal cohorts. When the police threaten to throw her in the Bastille, Carrel agrees to turn informer, with the expected disastrous results.

Gendarme Hoppe is packing to leave for a long-awaited vacation in Germany. Before he can leave the post, however, a Jewish boy shows up. Hoppe must make a decision about the child's life.

When a group of radical activists take over an energy company's annual gala, seizing 300 hostages, an ex-soldier turned window cleaner suspended 50 storeys up on the outside of the building must save those trapped inside, including her younger brother.

Unlikely hero Mickey Barnes finds himself in the extraordinary circumstance of working for an employer who demands the ultimate commitment to the job… to die, for a living.

The scene is set in the thirties. The film is about a sensitive peasant boy who is caught in the vice of cruel military machine. From the start his masters treat him as an inanimate object, which can change hands without so much as a second thought.

Zoya Pavlovna, a director of a folk theatre, is deprived of the opportunity to see her only grandson. To restore contact with him, the young charming grandmother succumbs to the hurricane pressure of an over-active admirer of her polar explorer son and decides to talk to the father of her former daughter-in-law's new husband.

First-grader Petya had a secret that he couldn't tell his mother. The "Swedish series" of stamps was foolishly traded to a fifth-grader. His faithful classmates expose the deal and help to return the collection to its rightful owner.

A couple splits up and gets married to other people. After the man dies, the woman becomes delirious and thinks she's found him again in heaven.

The forty-year-old commentator, summing up his life and realizing that his well-being is purely external and essentially nothing significant has been done, leaves for his native village, where, he hopes, he will be able to take a step towards his true vocation.

Ulan follows a sailor whose marriage disintegrates and longs for his younger days on horseback

"Muras," or "The Heritage," is a short film by Tolomush Okeev.

During World Word II, the difficult construction of a railroad through the Boom ravine at Kant-Rybachie. One of the construction workers then takes a train ride along the road he helped build.

A lyrical drama about the incredible intertwining of destinies.

The film was shot between 4 and 7 July 1914 during the Tartu firefighters' anniversary celebrations. We can see the lineup, Russian Orthodox priest blessing the men, Lutheran priest blessing the men, parade, demonstrations, and in the end, a festive dinner.

Though the title of the film has not survived, the title cards have remained intact. The film takes its audience on a tour of the newly built theatre building, designed by Finnish architects Armas Lindgren and Wivi Lönn. The two-winged landmark was built as an opera house and a concert hall. At the end of the film, the actors and actresses of the time are showing off for the cameraman. Whether Johannes Pääsuke is the author of this film is questionable. It is possible the Parikas brothers, photographers from Tallinn, actually shot the film.

In the film, one can see the Czarist town life at its peak. The film, with a positivist take, seems to be shot in the early spring of 1912. One must appreciate the views seen in the film since most of the buildings were either destroyed in the war, demolished, or re-built.

Snow-covered streets in Tartu. Snow removal. Views from a moving train of the snowplows and snow removal.

The White Flower Day in Tartu, organized to support tuberculosis patients, takes place on May 3, 1913 at Raeplats, where white paper daisies that can be pinned to the chest are sold and donations are collected.

Film about historical and architectural monuments. Views of Tartu (ruins of the Cathedral, Inglisild, etc.), Vooremäe hillfort, ruins of Helme, Härgmäe, Karksi castles, Tarvastu church, views of Viljandi (castle ruins, lake), views of Paide (church, castle ruins, etc.), views of Narva (Ivangorod, Puusild, Hermann Castle, Joala waterfall, Kreenholm factory), rafting logs on the Narva River.

With a few exceptions, the film consists of picturesque vistas, as referred to in the title. What brings the snapshots to life is the beauty of nature — the springtime Southern Estonian landscape. The film introduces Vällamägi, Haanja, the 318-metre Munamäe Hill, Lake Vaskna, River Võhandu, and the ruins of the Vastseliina Bishop Castle. The end with the church of Räpina is somewhat out of context.

The film footage consists of three parts: a Farman-type biplane flying in the sky (colored brown 00:28-00:44); a landed biplane from which the pilot and a female passenger climb out (colored brown frames 00:44-01:46); the pilot chatting with journalists and the young lady approaching the biplane (reddish frames 01:46-02:31).

'Journey Through Setomaa' is about the historic Estonian region Setomaa, presently in Põlva and Võru Counties of South Eastern Estonia and Pechorsky District and Pskov Oblast of Russia. The film travels through Petseri Monastery, religious occasions, church in Värska, spring fair, Crucession, Easter customs, crop harvesting in Matsuri, brick factory in Saboldi, Võõpsu hamlet, and seto folk dancing. The piece is considered to be the first Estonian ethnographic film.

It is the night of March 25, 1949. A full moon hangs over Estonia. Endless rows of cattle cars are waiting to transport thousands of Estonian families, asleep in their homes, to Siberia. The Stalinist regime is ready to treat people like animals.

An eccentric family portrait set during the May 1968 protests in Paris. A nine-year-old boy stays with his grandparents and uncles while his parents protest. When an illustrious guest seeks refuge in the apartment, the family’s dynamics change.

A seventeen-year-old girl experiences a sexual awakening when she falls head over heels in love with her female teacher. She writes this down in her diary, and writes so well, vividly and recognizably that both mother and grandmother think the book should be published. Without taking into account that the girl has only written it to keep the crush alive for herself.

Orsolya is a bailiff in Cluj, the main city in Transylvania. One day she has to evict a homeless man from a cellar, an action with tragic consequences that triggers a moral crisis which Orsolya must weather as best she can.

After the death of his mother, Alexei learns that his father, who was thought to have died in the war, is alive. But everyone tried to forget him, because they knew that he had become a traitor at the front.

A young American girl at a French boarding school develops a crush on an egotistical sculptor living next door. One night, driving in a drunken stupor, he runs over and kills a man, and she witnesses it.

A Ukrainian woman comes back to her native village leaving her working life in Italy behind.

Yuras, a young man who has served eight years for a minor crime, is released from prison. He finds himself in his village, already in independent Ukraine. On the radio is heard a voice of the first president, who promises Ukrainians the right to a dignified life, and young people in clubs "dance non-Moscow, independent rock 'n' roll". The young man is trying to fit into a new picture of the world, even starting a relationship with a Latvian girl. The smell of freedom and international friendship wafts through the air. Dreamy and full of hope for a new life, Yuras is returned to earth by the executive service of the police, which acts as a long-standing and well-established repressive mechanism.

The whole country - people of different ages, incomes and professions - watch television. All television programmes - news, talk shows, even soap operas - are devoted to the same thing: bathing in a winter ice-hole. The president catches a talking pike in the ice-hole, a fugitive oligarch hides his millions there, an aqualungist artist organises a performance, and a freelancer becomes Orpheus and Sadko at the same time.

Dmitry Radkevich and his understudy Maxim Streltsov test the new Parus catapult system. Although the test ends in failure, the representatives of the design bureau insist that everything is in order. Radkevich disagrees and comes into conflict with them. In his personal life, too, not everything is smooth: he married Olga, despite the fact that he once loved Masha. However, their marital happiness has not come - Olga is jealous of her husband and they are ready to divorce. In the end, during the tests of ‘Sails’, Dmitry dies.

The tragic romance between a woman with a dubious past and a young thief who reforms his life for love.

Gothic film in a monastery, where sensual monks murder the children they receive, with images of fantastic, painted from the author own painting and also from the Hammer films and the Saxon plastic tradition of romanticism.

Two unemployed friends have a fresh idea: they want to stage Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' in Grand Theft Auto. But even in a virtual world, reality intrudes in a wild and trippy film shot entirely inside the ultra-violent video game.

Madina, in a state of trance because of her loved one, commits a crime, ends up in prison, and then in a women's colony. Many of the imprisoned women are “broken” by circumstances. But there are also those who, even in extreme situations, manage to maintain their dignity and independence.

A denouncing piece that plays with the forms of advertising to denounce the repressive brutality of the Latin American governments but also the inaction of a certain part of the left.

A foundling is left in front of the home of a rich aristocratic bachelor during the Nice carnival. The marquis adopts the child but soon finds that he cannot cope, so he employs a nanny who turns out to be the child's real mother. Just as the two have fallen in love and there is a happy ending in sight, the woman's husband - long thought dead - turns up.

The film tells the story of a Russian soldier captured by Afghan Mujahideen, and his successful escape.

On Saturday morning, a mother and daughter were brutally murdered in their apartment. The murderer treated the latter cruelly - her face was disfigured beyond recognition. The missing thing - an old cross with black pearls - was found at one of the acquaintances of the murdered woman. He was hastily tried and sentenced to capital punishment.

A mock-heroic 1798 poem Eneida is magnum opus of the first modern Ukrainian writer Ivan Kotliarevsky. It's a parody of Virgil's Aeneid, where Kotlyarevsky transformed the Trojan heroes into Ukrainian Cossacks.

Portrait of french author and painter Pierre Klossowski

The protagonist commits a crime and abandons his brother, on whom the shadow of suspicion falls, to avoid punishment. In his escape he meets for the first time the emotion of a true love, but fatality takes it upon himself, pushing him back onto the criminal path.

An eccentric musical about what awaits a young honest man who does not want to enjoy the benefits of a "profitable place", despite the fact that he has a young wife, a very persistent mother-in-law and an influential uncle.

A poor parish buries an old icon and spreads rumors of a prophetic dream. When the icon is "discovered," it is believed to have healing powers, attracting crowds and increasing Pankrat’s income. A rival priest complains...

Christian meets sweet Pratermizzi at the Viennese fair but is entranced by a dancer who never performs without a golden mask.

Martha, a young teacher, suffers from persecution mania. The phantom of an organization like the KGB arises in her mind, then it materializes. Fear becomes reality.

Pierrette Dumortier, a woman of character but weak-willed and defenseless against boredom, decides one fine day to leave her husband and her bourgeois life in Switzerland to return to Paris. She settles in the studio of her son in the suburbs, finds work in a college, meets the reconstituted rich family of his daughter, falls in love with a priest, sleeps with the fiance of his daughter and, after several adventures, is manipulated by a shady antiquarian, which will lead her to prison.

Claude Chabrol film for TV based on the short story An Invitation to the Hunt by Georges Hitchcock. Receiving an unexpected invitation to participate in the annual hunt party given by the local marquis, a common man deludes himself into thinking he’s a valued member of society, gets in debt to live up to his own fantasies, puts on airs, and invents a perfectly untrue—but, to his mind, fitting—past for a man of his new station. Then the cruel game starts.

Three actors, a text adapted from Tennessee Williams, a dry studio, with no set design, nothing.

Two women of lesser descent are dedicated to stealing to support their brother's daughter.

“There is no Here here.” A character simply named Old White Male (John Erdman) holds court in the lobbies of various apartment buildings in Buenos Aires and expounds with measured disgust on death, consciousness, and the state of contemporary human relations. The man’s mostly unsolicited remarks form an unsparing, stitched-together modern-day monologue that alternates between absurd and chilling, reasonable and grotesque. Filmed in Buenos Aires in October 2019, Heinz Emigholz’s spare continuation—and sardonic distillation—of certain themes explored in The Last City is morbid, confrontational, and hilarious.

In the form of folds: separate areas of a piece of fabric come together, touching in new ways, at new angles. Individual sections come forward while others remain hidden. In motion, the surface of a cloth gleams like the delicate impression of light in film. The French experience includes forms from nature that are discovered, singled out or artificially employed. And parallel to this is the search for the natural in art. Leaves and flowers appear as if drawn. One’s own hand becomes an object, a figure. How are the leaves arranged on a tree? It is a culture of the aesthetic, in the original sense of that which refers to perception.

Painter to the courts of Europe and friend of Marie-Antoinette, the life of Elisabeth Vigee Le Brun is captured here with excerpts from her memoirs and recreations of the tumultuous events of her time. Her early life was spent in France, until her exile at the time of the French Revolution.

In part 2, we continue the story of one of the most acclaimed artists of her time with the dramatic events of Elisabeth's life after her exile from France, including her long sojourn in Catherine The Great's Russia, and her eventual, inevitable, return to France, now under the rule of Napoleon.

A renowned painter and a free-thinker, Elisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun is still considered ahead of her time. Follow the artist's adventures over the course of her nearly 90-year life in this captivating docudrama.