In Babel, a tragic incident involving an American couple in Morocco sparks a chain of events for four families in different countries throughout the world.

An elaborate fantasy tale intended for family audiences, Babel tells the story of the Babels, a strange breed of four-foot-tall creatures who once coexisted happily with human beings on planet Earth. However, when the humans built a huge tower to taunt God, he became angry and drove the Babels underground, while scattering the humans to the corners of the Earth and giving them different languages to keep them separate. Thousands of years later, three Babels are searching underground for the Babel Stone presented to them by God when they lose the map -- which is soon snapped up by a dog, who presents it to his master, an advertising man named Patrick. The Babels are desperate to recover the map, and they recruit Patrick's son David to help them find it (and the Babel Stone) before the evil Nemrod can steal the stone and claim its powers.

1987 Peter Rose short film

This video talks about language, memory and heritage. The spoken word is Assyrian, a Neo-Aramaic language. The artist invited her mother from Assyrian origin to name all the words she still remembers in her native tongue.

After a devastating apocalypse, humanity reborns and creates an entity that, through the transformation of its faith, saves humanity creating a new world.

From the celestial mountains to the summit of the Shanghai Tower, two young peasants leave their village to journey to the megalopolis

In this animated science-fiction saga from Japan, psychic powers turn an ordinary student into the superwarrior Babel II, who must fight for the world's safety against a pack of angry zombies

They just arrived in France. They are Irish, Serbs, Brazilians Tunisians, Chinese and Senegalese ... For a year, Julie Bertuccelli filmed talks, conflicts and joys of this group of students aged 11 to 15 years, together in the same class to learn French.

A young Parisian priest, Gaston Froissart, decided to change the pastor's attire for the life of a monk in the Chartreuse monastery. Mysteriously, the diocese called him back, and he instantly returned to the duties of a parish priest in Paris. but a few years spent in the monastery completely changed him as a person. the surrounding world seems to oscillate between reality and mystical visions, testing the strength of his faith. these tests will help him to pass the main stage in his life – to reunite with the supreme being.

"Babel / Letter to my Friends who Stayed in Belgium" narrates the day-to-day existence of a filmmaker wandering through his city (Brussels) and who has a notion to follow in the footsteps of dramatist Antonin Artaud and visit the Tarahumara people of Mexico. This is a film about intimacy and friendship. Written in the first person, it places Boris and Brussels in the center of the universe, here represented by the crazy, vertiginous, endless spiral of the biblical Tower. It is Boris's diary and self-portrait. He plays himself on screen (as do the cast of a hundred who also allowed themselves to be "Babelized")

Le Tour de Babel (The Tour of Babel) explores a cruise liner, a technological marvel that is a sumptuous floating town where the worlds of work and leisure coexist. But it is also a place where workers from all over the globe are often exploited and "invisible". Here, workers decorators crew and tourists move through spaces that are reserved from some and off-limits for others, in a kind of regulated choreography.

Athens, February 1981. Motivated by their shared love for the so-called Ninth Art, a group of people introduces Greek readers to the culture of comic books that are not just for kids. This is the story of the legendary Greek comics magazine Babel and the international comics festivals it organized.

A man lives his life while endlessly falling from a tower.

A festival is being held in Babylon, to which archeologists, artists, and media professionals are invited, along with an Egyptian television delegation headed by an archaeologist. This scholar meets an Iraqi girl who bears Iraqi features, and gives her appearance the impression that the archaeologist, the archaeologist, and that his dream has begun to materialize in front of him, and a group of comic situations begins.

On the day that they receive their university diplomas, three young men make a bet: they will marry a rich woman and meet again one year later.

The subversive masterpieces of Russian-Ukrainian writer Isaac Babel challenged the reality of life under rising totalitarianism, and led to his arrest and execution in 1940. In Finding Babel, Andrei Malaev-Babel confronts complex traces of a turbulent history that echo in his grandfather's writing and in the conflicts of today's Ukraine and Russia. Babel's fiction is woven into Andrei's search with ethereal animation that puts the viewer, like Babel's readers, between fantasy and reality.

This exciting new video answers the most important questions about the Tower of Babel in Genesis and the intriguing topics related to it. Many Christians—including many theologians and academics—believe the events the Bible describes at Babel are myths or legends, and need to be reinterpreted. They attack the account, saying it cannot possibly be based on fact. But are these assaults on the Bible warranted?

Short by Koji Yamamura