A hybrid documentary/ game show series in which a pair of contestants are blindfolded, flown by private jet to an unknown corner of the earth and dumped there with only $100 to work out where in the world they are and then get themselves back to London. Drop locations were as diverse a Northern Quebec in the depth of winter and the Sahara Desert in Africa. Each 2 part 90 minute film charts the adventures of three teams dropped near each other and intercuts their stories as they race against each other to be first back to Nelson's Column in London and win a substantial cash prize.

Actors workshop an allegorical and fictional new musical for an audience of one, who holds the fate of the play in her hands.

After Bea attempts to take her own life, her big sister Sofia plans a weekend getaway to revive what's left of a sisterhood she fears is damaged beyond repair.

His marriage and band falling apart, John Lennon recruits comedian Albert Brooks and musician Harry Nilsson for a raucous 24-hour journey through 1973 Los Angeles to try to save a lost album and himself.

"Lost Cave 1" and "Lost Cave 2" transport viewers deep into dark caves full of secrets and dangers. With a tense atmosphere and unexpected turns, these short films take viewers on a journey into the unknown where nothing is as it seems. 　　《迷失洞穴1》和《迷失洞穴2》将观众送入充满秘密和危险的黑暗洞穴深处。伴随着紧张的气氛和意想不到的转折，这些短片带观众踏上了一段未知的旅程，在那里一切都不像看上去的那样。

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A chorale documentary which celebrates our relationships with nature, inspired by the best-selling illustrated book by Robert Macfarlane and Jackie Morris. A scientific film with an artistic heart, it actively invites us to explore and reshape our anthropocentric point of view through an odyssey around the UK where we meet artists, scientists, children, the elderly and all different people in between. Their words and philosophy drift organically through the four seasons which each have their own colour, sound and feel. By reminding us that we too are part of nature, they bring us to see what we are losing and how to reconnect with it. By observing one landscape closely, the characters explore vast and global questions about our Planet.

The Remains were a 1960s garage rock band from Boston, Massachusetts, who were given the honor of supporting The Beatles on their final U.S. tour in 1966. 　　The doc sees the band, which toured across Europe in 2006 after recording a new album – Movin’ On in 2002, in a variety of settings: a rehearsal, the Underground Garage radio show, Amoeba Music, Guitar Center, cruising in a vintage Caddy, standing outside the iconic Capitol Records building, walking on Sunset Boulevard, and an LA club. It is about the bond between four close friends and the passion they still had for playing music together decades after breaking up and not quite reaching their final destination.

A Palestinian woman turns the lens toward her grandfather’s legacy, exploring how stories, land, and ancestral wisdom are passed down through generations of forced displacement. Weaving archival materials with quiet observation, the film becomes a meditation on cultural survival and the ache of forgetting.

The film unfolds a young Chinese migrant’s poignant recollection of her love story within an underground troupe against the shifting landscape of Chinese urban queer allies and activism. In her voice-over narration, she reflects on the intimacy, struggles, and sacrifices once shared with a lost lover. As her private memories intertwine with public narratives of resistance, both she and her community navigate secrecy, repression, survival, looming precarity, and displacement under societal pressures, while confronting the personal cost of existing in a world that demands their silence. By its kaleidoscopic assemblages of dramatic re-enactments, interviews, found footage, news archives and psychoanalytically informed representations of consciousness, the film takes an essayistic, and "queering", approach to sexual identity, power, governmentality in contemporary China, where the ongoing ideological tensions between socialism and neoliberalism shape both public culture and private life.