Little, Big, and Far
Jem Cohen’s epistolary and associative docufiction is an ode to science and streetcorner stargazing that is haunted by the extinction anxieties of an Anthropocene age.
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Author: Carmen Gray
Flophouse America
Monica Stromdahl’s raw, intimate doc portrait of a teen living in cramped quarters with his alcoholic parents champions the resilience of youth and the dismantling of shame.
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The Mountain Won’t Move
Brothers in North Macedonia’s mountains question the shepherding life in Petra Seliskar’s empathetic and earthy observational doc.
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Shifting Baselines
Julien Elie’s stark, moody doc premiering at Visions du Réel ponders an Earth with no memory of the night sky’s stars, and a Texas town irrevocably altered by SpaceX’s promise of a colony on Mars.
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Wind, Talk to Me
Stefan Djordjevic’s sensitive doc portrait of grief and nature’s endless capacity for renewal is a gem of small gestures and surreal moments.
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