Rim is a tunisian woman working in France as an interpreter for exiles applying for asylum. Each day, she amplifies the voices of diverse women and men. However, she also faces the challenge of negotiating meanings and nuances, while addressing the traumas and anxieties that immigrants frequently encounter. (Mariana Mól)

Noe Siake was a leader of the Okaina people and a profound expert on the secrets of the forest. Throughout his life, he constructed a fish trap in the river that nourished his people for many years. After his passing, his relatives gathered to restore the abandoned trap. By reviving...

In the poem “Versos íntimos” (1912), Augusto dos Anjos wrote, “the hand that caresses is the same that casts a stone.” In this visual essay, the director Sirin Bahar Demirel delves into her family history by capturing intimate details, reorganizing the photo album, and weaving together her memories of her...

As his childhood city succumbs to a disheartening idea of progress, a man immerses himself in memory, as if he soars on the wings of a bird. Through this perspective, he perceives reality with the eyes of a child once deemed lost, yet still capable of experiencing the world as...

A granddaughter recreates her grandmother's gestures to honor her memory and revive her presence. The past emerges like an apparition in this choreography of hands and household chores, transforming the film into a dance that bridges generations, uniting a body with its memories. The poetry of the text intertwines with...

The experimental documentary Getty Abortions invites viewers to explore a research project that examines images related to abortion, provoking profound reflection on how this topic is represented and disseminated in society. (jomaka)

Aerial footage of a bicycle race goes beyond typical sports coverage by revealing the landscape of Riaño, a village in northern Spain that was submerged in 1987 due to dam construction, devastating the way of life of its inhabitants. By juxtaposing different visual records, Back to Riaño illuminates the struggles...

A child, camera in hand. His images intertwine with his innermost thoughts, and his unique way of capturing the world leads to unpredictable reflections. A singular convergence emerges between the experience of the external world and the exploration of his inner landscape—a tentative, uncertain, and even threatening encounter. "I don’t...

Pina Bausch’s dance theater, Jerzy Grotowski’s poor theater, and Anton Chekhov’s dramaturgy of banality converge in a rehearsal. The camera also plays the role of an unexpected guest at this peculiar feast. The excesses of Samantha Shay’s play “I Should Have a Party for All the Thoughts I Didn’t Say”...

When a parasite contaminates Dakar’s drinking water, the population faces yet another cycle of oppression from a system determined to control their bodies and minds. Amid this community's journey of political awakening and consciousness-raising, fantasy and science fiction merge with elements of African spirituality and oral tradition, creating a rich...