A sociological meditation on the different "exits" that young Palestinians choose, in order to cope with life in the refugee camps.

在世纪之交的伦敦，黑社会头目 "刀客麦克 "瞒着波莉-皮丘姆的父亲--同样富有进取心的 "乞丐之王"--娶了她。

30 Frames A Second: The WTO in Seattle, is a compelling first-person account of the events that unfolded during the week the World Trade Organization came to Seattle in November of 1999.

“Six young people move through a city in order to establish the starting point of their joint action. But they can’t agree on the topic. In the end everybody goes their own way and leaves the city.” - Hartmut Bitomsky

3000 Killed consists of 2992 images, plus explanatory titles at the beginning and end, without zooms. During the Great Depression, the Historical Section of the Farm Security Administration documented American society in photographs. The director of this program, Roy Emerson Stryker, was a social scientist rather than a photographer, and he decided which pictures made under the program’s auspices from 1935 onward were rejected, or killed. Stryker and his assistants killed approximately 3000 black and white 35mm negatives by punching holes in them. This practice continued until 1939. The killed negatives remained unprinted and unseen for decades.

年轻的巴勒斯坦女教师，要在以色列的监狱中生下孩子。为了保护这个新生命，她怀揣希望生存下去。

33 Days chronicles the efforts of theatre director Sharif Abdunnur, graphic designer Sharif Bibi, journalist Fadia Baszzi and Mariam Al-Bassam, director of the news desk at New TV, as they try to provide emergency aid, report current news of the conflict and help Lebanese children process the violence and destruction they see around them on a daily basis. Masri's film is full of compassion and humanity even as it records the horrible devastation of war.

Documentary about the frustrated insurrection of 1935 that resulted in the consolidation of the absolutist government of Getúlio Vargas in Brazil (1930-1945).

　　不是巧合，相依為命的父女、愛酒的父親、起眼的道具，都衝着小津而來。Claire Denis（《影舞者瑪德》）獻給小津之作，如果不說，你只能認得出運鏡如寫詩的簽名樣式，也不會知道兩人可以這麼近。憂鬱的藍夜，迷宮似的公路網，交織樓房之間的地鐵路軌，高超的場面調度先寫孤寂的城市個性，然後人物放進去，不用多話，戲便自然在了。不放心女兒的父親，不想去愛的女兒，宛如親人的鄰里，凝聚成親和力極強的世界，展開連綿故事。小津會認同：生命有時，人要懂得放下。

Very rarely screened since its original release, this film was originally conceived as Nightcleaners Part 2. A portrait of Grenada-born Myrtle Wardally (b.1936), a leader of the Cleaners’ Action Group Strike in 1972, it features her discussing the partial success of that campaign and also her childhood in the Caribbean. It’s also an experiment – as probing as it is rapturous – in the politics of film form, and a fascinating deconstruction of the idea of Myrtle as a “symbol of struggle, the nightcleaners, working women, immigrants, mothers, blacks”.

清朝时，广州一地的反清复明义士积极与台湾郑成功一脉联络，以图驱逐异族。义士段将军与何老师等人为了营救反清同志，先后被广州将军天达镇压，何老师的学生刘裕德（刘家辉 饰）因积极参与反清，举家被天达手下鹰犬唐三要所害，刘裕德孤身逃脱，历尽艰苦抵达少林寺，希望能够习得少林功夫，救助苦难百姓，兼报家仇。其时少林寺设有三十五房，其中三十四房分别锻炼体力或拳脚兵器，法号三德的刘裕德天资过人，历经五年苦学，遍通三十四房，学成之际，刘裕德向方丈提出开设少林第三十六房，旨在接纳俗家弟子，传播少林武学。刘裕德离乡七年后重返广州，收洪熙官、陆阿采等青年为徒，与清廷鹰犬展开了连番激战……
本片获1978年亚洲影展最佳动作效果奖。

Explores the relationships among grandmothers, mothers and daughters in a changing Japanese society.

1963年9月15日，一颗炸弹摧毁了位于阿拉巴马州伯明翰的一座黑人教堂，导致四名正在那里上周日学校的年轻女孩丧生。这是一起震惊全国的犯罪事件，也是民权运动历史上的一个重要时刻。斯派克·李重新审视了这起爆炸案的全部经过，包括对前阿拉巴马州州长乔治·华莱士的一次深入采访。

苏联解体前夕的1987年，其时还是社会主义国家的罗马尼亚仍有明确法律禁止堕胎。布加勒斯特被男友抛弃的女大学生Gabita意外怀孕，她的室友兼好友Otilia（Anamaria Marinca）决定帮她秘密堕胎。通过朋友的介绍，两人联系到了愿意做手术的医生，并估算着筹集到了一笔数目不小的钱。
不想，她们所筹的钱无法满足医生的要求。在做手术的地点——一家廉价旅馆里——医生提出用Otilia的身体做交换。为彻底帮助Gabita，Otilia答应了医生的要求，事后，她开始思考自己同男友的关系，并提出假设：如果她意外怀孕，男友会是怎样的态度？而影片名字“四月三周两天”，正是Gabita从怀孕到堕胎的时间总长。

Filmmaker Tommy Oliver documents activist Mike Africa Jr.’s fight to exonerate his parents, who were among nine members of the revolutionary group MOVE imprisoned after a violent police raid on their Philadelphia commune in 1978.

Amina Filali is a 16-year old Moroccan girl who committed suicide after being forced to marry her alleged rapist. Her tragic death dominated Moroccan and international media in March 2012. Amina had accused a young man in her village of rape, but because authorities failed to properly investigate her accusations, she was married to her rapist following a citation from article 475 of the Moroccan penal code. This article dismisses a rapist of his charges as long as he marries his victim. A year after her marriage, Amina swallowed rat poison, walked into the village market, and died. Through this horrifying affair, the film explores the legal, political, religious and social issues that plague Moroccan women - chipping away at the facade of equality that disguises a deep-seated patriarchal system.

After Still Life-Visages d'une Dictature (international award winning film screened at festivals and exhibitions in five continents) , Susana de Sousa Dias focuses again on the time of the Portuguese dictatorship, using an innovative cinematic device.
Starting from a group of photographs of political prisoners and their voices (but also the sound of the presence of their bodies), the filmmaker draws a portrait of the 48 years of dictatorship. The film uncovers details hidden so far and breaks with taboos still existing until today.
At a time when the topic of torture is confronting us almost every day, 48 reminds us of the practice of the Portuguese dictatorship and of the aftereffects, which still can be felt today.

5 Factories provides a penetrating look at the Bolivarian socio-economic project designed to challenge the dominant neo-liberal development model. Since the election of Hugo Chávez in 1998, the Venezuelan government has implemented reforms to transform the nation into what Chávez and his supporters refer to as a form of democratic socialism. As a component of this economic transformation, the government has supported co-ownership initiatives in which workers’ councils play a key role in company management. 5 Factories provides a unique perspective on the Bolivarian experiment, examining the successes and challenges of five companies rejecting traditional ideas of industrial management.

50 Years of Fabulous recounts the rich history of the Imperial Council, the oldest LGBT charity organization in the world. Founded in San Francisco by renown activist, drag queen and performer Jose Sarria, the Council has helped shaped LGBT life and social history in San Francisco and beyond throughout the last five decades. Sarria was also the first openly gay man to run for political office in the United States in 1961. From its genesis as a critical public space for the community and capacity building of LGBT San Franciscans, to its vital role in the advocacy for LGBT human rights, 50 YEARS OF FABULOUS documents the full scope of the organization’s historical evolution up to its contemporary struggle in finding relevance -- both in the wake of social progress it has helped foster, and in light of a newly empowered political coalition committed to rolling back a half-century of civil rights achievements.