Germany 2025 — Directed by: Anna Maria Beeck — 90 min — Subtitles: English — Production Company: Ma.ja.de. Filmproduktions GmbH — Producers: Heino Deckert, Filippo Konradin Ricordi
More than 40 years ago, Batkhorol Sagdkhorol, known as Sabat – film student and diplomat, vanished from the Mongolian embassy in East Berlin. Was he a spy, a dissident, on the run or caught up in the regime's machinations?
Germany, Canada 2025 — Directed by: Marie Zrenner — 80 min — Subtitles: English — Production Company: Leykauf Film — Producer: Nicole Leykauf
Kangiqsualujjuaq, a remote hamlet in Northern Quebec with barely 1,000 residents, lies between endless sea and vast wilderness. Kathy grew up here, deeply rooted in her community—yet with her smartphone in hand, she dreams the same dreams as young women in Montreal.
Germany, Turkey 2025 — Directed by: Siyar Noorzad — 78 min — Spoken language: Arabic — Subtitles: English — Production: HFBK Hamburg — Producer: Siyar Noorzad
An Afghan family in Turkey fights to stay together under exhausting work hours.
Germany, Austria 2025 — Directed by: Klara Harden — 91 min — Spoken language: German — Producers: Daniel Haingartner, Klara Harden — Production: DFFB Berlin
Mara has just started a new performance project when she becomes pregnant for the second time, risking falling into the isolation of motherhood once again.
Spain 2024 — Directed by: Jesús Minchon, Marta Aguilella, Arnau Belloc — 20 min — Production: UAB- Máster Documental Creativo
When 85-year-old Paquita opens the door to Temi, a talking robot sent by the city of Barcelona, an unlikely companionship begins—raising the question: can a machine ease the most human of struggles—loneliness?
TODAY IS TOMORROW'S YESTERDAY — Germany 2024 — Directed by: Jonas Neumann — 82 min — Spoken languages: German, Ukrainian, Hebrew — Subtitles: German, English — Producer: Michael Kalb — Production Company: Michael Kalb Filmproduktion — Photography: Pius Neumaier & Carla Muresan — Editing: Robert Vakily — Sound: Cornelia "Nelly" Böhm
Eighty years after Dachau’s liberation, the fight against forgetting has never been more urgent. Today is Tomorrow’s Yesterday follows the last survivors and the memorial site as they confront rising far-right attacks and the fading memory of Nazi terror.
Spain 2024 — Directed by: Paula Vélez — 12 min — Spoken language: Catalan — Subtitles: English — Production: Universitat Pompeu Fabra
After the sudden loss of her child, Isabelle navigates a haunting solitude where motherhood lingers as both love and wound — a grief that can’t be shared, only endured.
HIS PARENTS — Germany 2024 — Directed by: Katharina Köster, Katrin Nemec — 81 min — Spoken language: German — Subtitles: English — Producer: Isabelle Bertolone, David Armati Lechner, Trini Götze — Production Company: Trimafilm — Co-Production: ZDF Das kleine Fernsehspiel — Script: Katharina Köster, Katrin Nemec — Photography: Tobias Tempel — Editing: Miriam Märk — Sound: Björn Rothe — Music: Cico Beck
When their son is convicted as a serial killer, Ulla and Didi Högel must confront the unthinkable and find a way to keep living—with love, grief, and guilt.
Germany 2024 — Directed by: Sophie Lahusen — 15 min — Spoken languages: German, English — Subtitles: English — Producer: Nora Kilroy & Jonas Windgassen — Co-Production: HFF Munich — Production Company: headroom film — Script: Sophie Lahusen & Beatrix Rinke — Photography: Sophie Lahusen — Editing: Leila Fatima Keita — Sound: Xavier Fleming — Music: Jiro Yoshioka
"The silence of 600 million results" follows a young woman as she clicks, scrolls and chats her way from a positive pregnancy test to a decision.
Germany 2024 — Directed by: Matthäus Wörle — 82 min — Spoken language: Romanian — Subtitles: German, English — Producer: Fidelis Mager, Oliver Gernstl — Production Company: megaherz GmbH — Script: Matthäus Wörle — Photography: Moritz Dehler, Max Kölbl — Editing: Mätthäus Wörle, Felicitas Sonvilla — Sound: Matthäus Wörle — Music: Giuliano Loli — Co-production: University of Television and Film Munich
Long ago, Geamăna was a Romanian village in the Apuseni Mountains, home to about 1000 people. Today, only the church spire rises from the poisonous mud of a neighbouring copper mine. Almost all the houses have sunk and their inhabitants fled. On the edge of the past, Valeria Praţa strives for her present - and is threatened by the future.
WHO I COULD POSSIBLY BE — Hungary 2023 — Directed by: Lia Lőrinczy — 29 min — Subtitles: English — Production Company: University of Theatre and Film Arts — Producer: Attila Csáky — Script: Lia Lőrinczy — Photography: Lola Bedécs — Editing: Krisztián Fábián — Sound: Péter Terner — Music: Péter Fancsikai
Behind the laughter in a shelter for mothers, Viki’s story unfolds — a survivor of abuse and trafficking who fought for over a decade to rebuild her life and reunite with her children. A powerful portrait of resilience, love, and the courage to speak out.
Spain 2023 — Directed by: Dhanraj Barkote — 30 min — Spoken language: Nepali — Subtitles: English, Spanish — Production Company: ESCAC FILMS — Producer: Alberto Godoy
Dhanraj, a Nepalese filmmaker, decides to return to his hometown twenty years after the loss of his biological parents, with the desire to bring them back to life through film, and to reconnect with the people that are part of his roots.
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