A man makes a phone call to God and He answers.

An investigative and exploratory hands–on gloves-off study into the practice of putting things ‘off’. Sometimes the only way to get something done is to do two dozen other things first.

Three perfectly true stories about lying.

Using excerpts of her diary as a narrative link, Chloé puts together a serie of animation scenes that reveal her loving setbacks. The opportunity for her to display her peculiar theories about love.

John the polar bear apologizes to Karen the penguin after an argument

The modernisation of Beijing told through the eyes of a young boy, playing with his wrinkly old grandmother.

During a heart transplant, Amos Klein returns to significant landmarks over the course of his life. His journey is a reflection of the moral corruption within Israeli society, providing insight into the historic and cultural context from which it stems.

Early one day, a hateful boy called Danny accidentally swallowed a potion of goodness.

632 AD, the Chinese monk Xuanzang discovers the prodigious statues representing Buddha in the valley of Bamiyan in Afghanistan. In 2008, the children living in the valley tell us the myths and legends about the tragic destiny of these statues that were destroyed by the Taliban.

A small world is in trouble. How do the inhabitants react to oncoming catastrophe? One man tries to prevent the inevitable.

Film icons throught lost layers of yesterday's emulsion in this gripping second installment of Parker's contemporary noir trilogy.

Three professional musicians, the bear, the rabbit and the wolf are practising their art in the forest, but suddenly the hunter comes.