The Making of 'The Long and Short of It'

Piero Tosi ou le got de ... Costume designer Piero Tosi discussing his involvement working on Death in Venice.

Parallax Mysterious creatures lined up in rows. Some are chosen, some are not... You can't help but be immersed in the mysterious images and completed worldview. This universe, depicted with abstract images and music, is sure to bring about various interpretations depending on the viewer.

Macau: The Story of Chin... Macau has a unique story to tell, and one that sheds light on the turbulence next-door.

The Final Report: Waterg... National Geographic documentary on the events of the Watergate scandal

Love Birds Newly minted Cupid, Sullivan, can't wait to sling his first arrows. But the love birds he's assigned to prove anything but willing subjects.

A Napoleon from Hanover "A Napoleon from Hanover" tells the story about a modern Don Quixote: Wolfgang Krone. When Wolfgang Krone worked in a lorry factory, he produced a feature film about Napoleon's Russian War. For more than 20 years he has been yearning to be recognized as an artist.

Ushiku The Ushiku immigration center near Tokyo mainly holds people seeking refuge in Japan. Using a hidden camera, award-winning filmmaker Thomas Ash interviewed inmates there from late 2019. His film publicly accuses Japan’s uncompromising refugee policy through one of the country's biggest human rights scandals. Ushiku has been making international headlines for years.

Sumodo: The Successors o... Although sumo is a cherished part of Japanese culture, few have managed to get a behind-the-scenes look at the sport. Director Eiji SAKATA had the opportunity to spend six months in close contact with two sumo stables. In the process, he managed to capture fascinating footage of the rigorous training sessions and daily life of the wrestlers.

Sayonara TV Starting as an investigation into the daily routine of the news channel Tokai TV, a camera team follows three employees for a look behind the scenes. As precarious work conditions, lack of ethos, and self-doubts are revealed, director Koji HIJIKATA spreads doubt about the credibility of his own project.

I Quit, Being "Friends" In her new film, deaf director Ayako IMAMURA turns her camera towards emotional conflicts with her friend Ma-chan, who has problems interacting with people due to her Asperger's Syndrome.