Streaming Memory Complet

Continuation of the movie almanac based on the memoirs about the country. A large-scale media project at the junction of a one-man show, animation and a documentary series. Each episode is an excerpt from a book of memories read by a famous artist. The video sequence was created by leading animation artists, and the music was written by a modern composer. The film is a journey through the pages of Russia's past, which comes to life thanks to sincere and personal testimonies. The heroes of the project are both prominent and not very well–known figures of Russian culture, art and history: writers, composers, artists, public figures and ordinary people.

2009. Honduras. Four demonstrators walk through a warehouse filled with tear gas as they try to save their lives. The smoke dissipates, revealing images of the violence exercised by the de facto government during the first Latin American coup d’état of the 21st century.

Short youth film.

A Documentary seeks the encounter between people, the collective memory of the city of Madrid.

The sun sets over the countryside leaving its inhabitants lost in nightmares masquerading as slumber. Three stories are shown, each one a twisted narrative about death and the aftermath of it.

In a rainy afternoon drive, a man embarks on a journey through his memories. As he questions his faith, the line between past and present begins to blur, leading him into a maelstrom of fragmented images.

Sentimental montage of the past, present and future of 2019's second month's memories.

The Rakugo story of PARROT is told by a Rakugo-ka, or a lone storyteller formed of Japanese characters.

After almost twenty years in business, the historic water laundry in Lecce's San Pio district closed down. Before it, the same fate had befallen other businesses. It is the phenomenon of gentrification; some places, even the most unlikely streets and buildings, end up changing their physiognomy without a valid explanation as to why.

Documentary about the Nanjing (alt. Nanking) massacre, featuring interviews and accounts from both Japanese veterans and Chinese survivors

Camila and Abril grew up together in a small town on the coast and are best friends. There's an obvious and uncomfortable attraction between them. April's family will move to the city, their paths will have to separate forever.

Fang comes back to her parents’ home in Nanjing, to spend some time with them. During her stay, her elder brother’s family comes for a family reunion, she receives a Yengisar knife as a gift and her sister-in-law tries to set her up on a blind date. Around her, time goes by, memories come back in the conversations, some she knows, some not. The present is mixed up with the past, and the steps towards the future may walk along the path of eternal loss.

A family evacuates to the Bulgarian countryside during World War II

A semi-documentary account of the author Thomas Wolfe's trip to Berlin in the summer of 1936.

Memories from red guards, three Chongqing people and one cemetery.

Every 4 seasons, a young man visits a wild apple tree on the mountainside

Holocaust survivors describe their experiences being interred at the Natzweiler-Struthof concentration camp.

Five days during Songkran Festival, when people in three countries celebrate by splashing water on each other, making merit, and praying, fun comes together with love. A Thai guy visits Luang Prabang, Laos. Roaming the peaceful town, he gets to know its beautiful tradition with a help from a Lao girl. A Thai girl with a broken heart fails to catch her tour bus in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Stranger to the city, a kind-hearted guy comes up to show her around. Two guys, a Thai and a Vietnamese, hope to pick up fun loving girls from a Phuket beach party, they find true love hiding by the sea instead.

A visual essay on the making, release and restoration of Robot Carnival.

Living Memories is a documentary film that traces the history of the director’s neighborhood and native country, Haiti, through a personal and engaged perspective. Brick by brick, through encounters and wanderings throughout Port-au-Prince’s neighborhoods, archival photos, graffiti, and animations, the filmmaker introduces us to architect Léon Mathon and the residential architecture of the early 20th century. Over the ruins of her family home, Dominique, the director's mother, an architect like her father and grandfather before her, searches through her memories and significant places for traces of the past and the history of her country. Many of her landmarks are no longer there. From this tragedy arises a quest — a need to reconnect memory and history to understand the present better. The filmmaker follows her mother during her journey, capturing her reflections and conversations and documenting them to bring memories back to life.