Due sorelle, con un passato pieno di conflitti, si ritrovano per intraprendere un viaggio per l'Europa fino ad una meta misteriosa.

Artist and filmmaker Julian Rosefeldt creates elaborately staged films that investigate the power of language and the conventions of cinema as an allegory for societal and individual behaviors. With the multi-channel film installation Euphoria he continues this examination by exploring capitalism, colonialism, and the influential effects of unlimited economic growth in society.

Euphoria brings together two intersecting road stories about the same person - a little girl called Lily who is taken away from home by her mother Celeste, and a young woman, Michelle, who journeys home to unravel the truth about her mysterious past.

Euphoria tells the story of four people involved in a theatrical production titled “Srikandi”, who are on a journey to find their identity and their respective euphoria.

Consistent stylistic-thematic structures link and merge throughout the bewildering event chain. The distinction between organic forms and human artifacts is blurred by the visual style which is enigmatic without being ambiguous.

A mysterious force field appears around the African continent, cutting Europe off from the natural resources and cheap labor it needs to remain prosperous. Meanwhile, the ongoing process of extreme climate change plunges Europe into a new ice age. This Afrofuturist musical follows five individual stories of African descendants as they struggle to survive in a bleak future Europe. They sing to Africa, sing to each other, and sing to themselves in ways that create solidarity and community in an alienating society.

They saw each other only once. At a wedding with lots of alcohol. Their eyes met and that was it. They didn't understand rationally what happened to them but they felt that they cannot keep living and breathing without each other. Cosmic magnetism with irresistible intensity pulled them together. They no longer belonged to themselves, their families and friends and that's how a tragedy evolves.

Matteo è un giovane imprenditore di successo, spregiudicato, affascinante e dinamico. Suo fratello Ettore vive ancora nella piccola cittadina di provincia dove entrambi sono nati e dove insegna alle scuole medie. È un uomo cauto, integro, che per non sbagliare si è sempre tenuto un passo indietro, nell'ombra. La scoperta di una malattia grave che ha colpito Ettore (della quale lo si vuole tenere all'oscuro) spinge Matteo a tornare a frequentarlo e ad occuparsi di lui.

Monica and Lisa take their relationship to the next level despite one's patience and sexuality becoming in question.

this concert which was recorded live at Kokusai Forum, Tokyo, Japan in 1999 October

In this world everything is of the same value with equal importance, and everything has a spirit, a role and is filled with life. We humbly accept brutality as part of the world and by doing so we can also experience the unity that frees us all from the sufferings of isolation. We are all part of the same struggles and harmony, ‘lifeless’ elements and living creatures alike, of this frantic dance of euphoria and acceptance.

Singer-songwriter and actor Dominic Fike joins Zane Lowe in Dominic's native Naples, Florida. In a wide-ranging conversation, they reflect on both the good and the bad times that inspired Dominic's second studio album, 'Sunburn.' Delving into his family history, struggles with addiction, and the impact of music on his life, Dominic opens up about his journey, showcasing his growth as an artist and his experience navigating the complexities of fame.

A short documentary about being trans in Ireland.

A pleasant film on trans joy.

Are you lost? Confused? The solution is quite simple.

Éva Fahidi aveva vent’anni quando fece ritorno in Ungheria da Auschwitz Birkenau. Era sola, 49 membri della sua famiglia erano stati uccisi, tra cui sua madre, suo padre e la sua sorellina. Settant’anni dopo, all’età di 90 anni, a Éva viene chiesto di partecipare a una performance teatrale riguardante la sua vita.

Euro Euphoria is the very first film about the fans of the Eurovision Song Contest. It’s a fast-paced story full of humor that captivates the viewer with a cascade of perspectives amid aficionados’ adventures on the sidelines of the annual contest.

This a documentary about the TAT pyramid scheme, a major banking scandal that rocked the city of Bitola and blighted the lives of many savers from Macedonia and abroad. In their efforts to recover the money they lost in the pyramid scheme, savers suffered many personal and family dramas—in some cases even suicide and murder as a result of unsettled credit-debt accounts. Tragically, the consequences are still being addressed and might never be overcome. The documentary revives this issue at a time when many living witnesses are speaking openly about what happened in TAT and about who the main perpetrators were. Some of the surviving victims give their own statements, which is a rarity in documentaries. One of the goals of the film is for the truth about TAT to come to light.

In a television broadcast from the late 1960s, the vocal-instrumental ensemble Buch Kesidi caused hysteria and riots of national proportions. The deadline for the performance was breached, but the euphoria still lasts.

Poetic journey through the intimate exchanges of two Latvian literary giants, Rainis and Aspazija, brought to life in a captivating short film. Previously undisclosed letters between Rainis and Olga Kliģere make Aspazija reflect on her role as a beloved in Raini's life and Aspazija finds herself entwined in the complex dynamics of a timeless love triangle.