Fragments is a portrait of Fleur Bloemsma, a trans non-binary artist, who takes us on an introspective journey through their body and the meanders of their mind

French film director and photographer Mélodie Roulaud explores how we talk about and represent the body and the self with a concept developed in collaboration with creative director and costume designer Rhona Ezuma. The film questions the body and mind connection and discusses physical attributes and bodily experiences as manifestations of our identities. Working with cinematographer Anna Gudbrands and editor and sound designer James Crosland-Mills, the film uses dreamy fragmented representation of the body and intimate and ethereal sound design and asks where our mind resides in us, how is our self embodied, and where the self starts and finishes.

Mélodie explains: “ I feel that the immaterial aspects of our bodies are rarely meaningfully represented. With Fragments, we explore ways to represent the mind as a binding agent of often fragmented body parts.”

A visual diary about the healing powers of dance and the role it has played on David J. Amado’s journey towards self love and self acceptance

Recalling memories and narrating dreams, David speaks about how empowered he feels when he dances

Amidst the disco balls of a queer dive bar or on the white walls of a commercial art gallery

Love Letter to Asian Women directed by Min Soo Park

Jindal – The Steel of India directed by Ayappa

Nowruz is a celebration of life and culture – a tradition that stood the test of time and regimes that tried to ban it without luck

The spirit of Nowruz is so deeply rooted in us. This film stems from our personal connection to Nowruz and its significance in Persian culture and our families.

Starring: Roya Moghaddas Hoffmeyer, Ayla Ayramloo, Sophia Bageri, Dayan Salimi, Dorsa Ali Zadeh, Natasha Younsei, Minoovash Rahimian, Soraya Jassemian-Riahi, Eylül Berke Demirhan, Mehran Moghaddas, Keyvan Salimi, Shahram Abasi, Benjamin Bageri, Aria Farjadi, Karo Kurrani, Mehdi Mirakhori

Narrated by: Roya Moghaddas Hoffmeyer

The latest documentary by Ivan Olita is a piece documenting the far reaches of the southern state of Oaxaca where

in the indigenous communities around the town of Juchitán, the world is not divided simply into males and females. The local Zapotec people have made room for a third category, which they call “muxes” – men who consider themselves women and live in a socially sanctioned limbo between the two genders

A bowl is a silent observer, beholder and all-seeing eye to the experiences around it

It’s subject to beauty and anger while witnessing first love and heartbreak – a bowl will hold first hands, a new idea or a mistake, but it’ll never hold anything against you. It’s the witness to the emotional evolution of humanity that we’ve always carried with us.

Samuel Bradley directs ‘You’re All I Need To Get By’

The film takes the viewer on a journey through the diverse landscape and communities of Senegal, from the sand dunes of Lompoul to the Peul villages near Saint Louis, the streets of Dakar, and the lagoon of Somone