Kelly Chen Wai Lam, fille d’un puissant armateur de Hongkong, découvre qu’elle est atteinte d’une leucémie incurable. Mais, elle décide de se battre et de continuer à vivre ses derniers moments en travaillant chez son père. Elle fait la connaissance d’un des employés de celui-ci, marin et d’origine écossaise, Michael Wong. Prévenant et sympathique, il réussit à lui faire retrouver le sourire pour un temps. A bout, elle finit par engagé « That Worm », un étrange hurluberlu d’origine Mongole. Celui-ci est à la tête d’une petite boite spécialisée dans la recherche des objets et des personnes disparus. Il emploie les déshérités du quartier et vient en aide même à ceux ayant peu de moyen. Kelly lui demande de l’aider à retrouver le marin dont elle a perdu la trace, puis, de l’aider à retrouver… l’espoir.

Ji-ho is a writer who cannot forget her first love Min-woo at high school. She meets Min-woo and acts as if she lost her memories to grab his attention. As she lives with him, Dong-sik comes along and annoys her plans.

Un programme de courts métrages d'animation à partir de 3 ans : Perdu ? Retrouvé ! (2008) de Philip Hunt, Pink Nanuq (2009) de Jeanine Reutemann et Le Silence sous l'écorce (2010) de Joanna Lurie.

While visiting Switzerland, an American college professor, Adam, keeps running into a divorced British secretary, Patricia, wherever they go. First their cars collide. Then they smash into one another on a ski slope, each breaking a leg. In between numerous quarrels, the two develop lust and love. They hastily marry, but the disagreements continue. Patricia decides to leave, so Adam decides to fake a suicide. They lose and find each other, again and again.

'Lost and Found' is a film with 7 interconnecting stories set in and around a lost and found office of an Irish train station.

Ernest Cole, photographe sud-africain, a été le premier à exposer au monde entier les horreurs de l'apartheid. Son livre House of Bondage, publié en 1967 alors qu'il n'avait que 27 ans, l’a conduit à s'exiler à New York et en Europe pour le reste de sa vie, sans jamais retrouver ses repères. Raoul Peck raconte ses errances, ses tourments d’artiste et sa colère au quotidien, face au silence ou la complicité du monde occidental devant les horreurs du régime de l’Apartheid. Il raconte aussi comment, en 2017, 60 000 négatifs de son travail sont découverts dans le coffre d'une banque suédoise.

Lost and Found provides an in-depth focus into the Myanmar military’s campaign of ethnic cleansing and violence perpetrated against the Rohingya, and one man’s life mission to reunite separated Rohingya children with their parents.

An inspiring documentary about overcoming homelessness and addiction in the City of Los Angeles.

A girl tried to find someone to repair her broken doll. She ended up at a workshop owned by a craftsman. Even though the craftsman couldn't help with the damage repair of the original doll, he took out an half-way-done one and finished the work. This brought up many memories of his childhood when he used to create crafts with his father. In the end, the craftsman kindly gave the doll to the girl. She was very greatful and had a new doll friend again.

Lost and Found depicts a life of a man with no homeland. 10 years ago Konstantin G fled the persecutions of homosexuals from Moscow to Finland. He lives now in Helsinki, living the different roles of his life: he is a nurse and a friend of the aged, a bright personality of the nightlife in Helsinki's gay-world, a solitary figure of the Russian community and the Orthodox Church, and as well as an intensive cabaret performer. Film is a mosaic-like journey to the loves and lives of Konstantin, where poems, songs and encounters form a picture of one passionate and unusual life. In the roles of his own life Konstantin Gontcharev.

A man goes on a search to find his missing love, but instead discovers the world where all things lost are kept.

A young man awakens to find that someone has written "can you see me?" on his desktop computer. Upon reading this, he becomes weary of his surroundings, naive to the fact that he is being watched. As his paranoias begin to consume his psyche, he even feels as if he is being stalked in his dreams.

Jennings shot the original footage (of a ride on the Staten Island Ferry) in 1983 and rediscovered it in 2013, when it was screened at the New York Film Festival’s “Views from the Avant Garde.” As is typical of Jennings’ work, the film mines every aesthetic possibility in a quotidian situation. In this case his eyes are drawn to the motion of the boat in relation to the scenery outside its windows, to the characters of individuals and their relationships to one another and the sheer, visual and emotional beauty of it all. The passengers, on their daily commute, remain unaware of the splendor Jennings sees--and makes us see. -Karen Treanor

Shot entirely on 16mm and HiDef, LOST AND FOUND is the story of the extraordinary season of 2007 as seen through the eyes of world-class skiers and snowboarders. With global drought persisting and ski resorts closing around the globe, athletes are forced to follow the snow, sending them deep into the uncharted north country of Alaska and Canada. Filmed almost entirely in North America, LOST AND FOUND is a testament to the terrain and conditions that only exist in the Western Hemisphere. This film will take you into the vast, unexplored Tordrillo Range of Alaska, proving that some of the best big mountain skiing in the world is still completely undiscovered.

Sternfeld is sent by a lawyer's office to Taipei to investigate a Compact Disc pirating operation and to document the sales of said CDs on video. He fails to make contact with his informant and ends up wandering aimlessly through the city. His repeated visits to a prostitute do nothing to reduce his feelings of alienation. Only when he meets Chang do his perceptions begin to change.

Today she acts like she is fine, but inside is full of pain.

Frustrated art student Alex discards his thesis painting, which is later found by a gallery owner. She exhibits the piece, which catches a couple's eye for purchase. Unknown to them, Alex, the artist, now works at the very same gallery.

This film is made of more than 2,000 watercolor paintings and drawings in a style I call “psychadelichrome,” in which the color varies wildly from frame to frame while the forms remain consistent. The result is a kind of percussive shimmer. - Jeff Scher

Valerie already sees the bright future alongside her boyfriend, Ewan. Obviously it feels like a punch in the face for Valerie when Ewan suddenly comes out to her as gay. To top it all, Ewan disappears shortly after. With a heavy head, Valerie starts searching for her ex-boyfriend and quickly meets Fynn, who seems to be closer to Ewan than she thought.

Metamorphosing images with the appearance of sculpted wood and shifting sand summon memories of a life.