Watch “Tragedies Come in the Hungry Hours,” the latest video by the Athens-based filmmaker, which tackles issues like purpose in life with a quirky approach.
The Sundance-selected director shows us what it really means to beg like a dog in her eye-opening but deliberately restrictive documentary, “Stray.”
From a documentary about Jean-Paul Gaultier’s last couture show to talks with Oscar-winning screenwriters, attend the online festival from Oct. 6 to 9.
Meet the young actor who dropped out of school to star in “Nevrland,” a dark, twisted film by Gregor Schmidinger about mental health and LGBT+ issues.
As summer rushes past us, the highway of Lithuanian filmmaker Jonas Mekas’ life stands still in MO’s exhibition hall. Blink and you’ll miss it.
Watch poetic monologues infused with heart-wrenching visuals that will touch your innermost thoughts and feelings, and may even provide hope and healing.
Watch the last chapter of the three-part series, now focusing on the ‘new normal’ – self-ruled, unshackled, hopeful – as the world comes out of quarantine.
After the first chapter about coping with lockdown, we present you the second part of the series, now focusing on the generalized state of fear and paranoia.
Follow a group of Berliners through the different moods, emotions and experiences of lockdown in this three-part series directed by creative studio Antilope.
Watch how a group of 6 models and lovers overcome boredom by smoking, taking baths, painting and DJing, in this video shot by Madrid-based Claudia Maturana.
