The 1st edition DOC SCREENINGS INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY FILM FESTIVAL

Five days after receiving my PhD, I was invited to serve First Response in the Republic of Georgia. I had come up with the idea for a multicultural children’s television program. I was suddenly evacuated due to Covid so took this raw footage with Elene and quilted together a first episode for the show.

Manfred Eder had suffered from chronic asthma since he was 18 months old. His whole life he took strong medicine like cortisones, to compete the asthma. At times the side effects were as bad as the sickness, Manfred says. When a doctor told him in his thirties, that he would never get rid of asthma and he had to live with it, he had enough of it. Deep inside Manfred arose the wish to change his life. Shortly after he decided to participate in and finish an Ironman competition: A combination of 180km cycling, a Marathon and 4km swimming. All despite of his chronic respiratory illness.

What was the Crown of Aragon? What was not? The shadow of the myth extends over the Crown of Aragon. In this documentary the keys to understanding what was and what was not the Crown of Aragon are revealed. Through the voice of a historian for each ancient territory of the Crown of Aragon, we show how the dynasties of Aragon, which arose between the mountains, and of the Casal de Barcelona, came together and came to dominate the Mediterranean, in a Europe controlled by family lobbies that functioned in the manner of large corporations of the time: dynasties.

Contemplating the sense of plenitude we feel communing with nature, RELIGO, from the Latin verb to bind, questions our relationship with the environment and a possible connection that binds all living beings

What does science tell us about our origins? How scientists can now answer these ancestral questions: who are we, and where do we come from? Through astronomy, this documentary takes us to the discovery of our most distant roots, and reminds us of the link that exists between the past of the universe and our own existence. With the participation of six researchers: Sylvie Vauclair, Yaël Nazé, Christophe Galfard, Aurélien Barrau, Jean-Pierre Luminet and Etienne Klein.

Ancient winemaking vessels are being explored by winemakers in San Luis Obispo County, California. Renowned author and wine-educator Karen MacNeil and today's top winemakers lead us on a journey from 6,000 BC to today. Produced by The WIne History Project of San Luis Obispo County and Partners 2 Media.

This documentary highlights an outstanding scientific expedition conducted in Iceland by a team of volcanologists from the University of Geneva. In March 2021, in the midst of the COVID crisis, the volcanologists were in a hurry on the Reykjanes peninsula to study the strong seismic crisis related to the spread of magma in the earth's crust. On the program: earthquakes, a historical eruption, sublime landscapes, and especially science accessible to all!

Vilnius, Lithuania. The two lives of Thomas and Luana intertwine by chance. He is Irish on Erasmus, she is a Portuguese traveler. A strong intimacy is born despite the two sharing a few hours together. A great passion in a small time

This movie is an innovative docufilm about history of Lombard with an interaction between cinema and historical disclosure. It is focused on the story of Alboin, the first Lombard king arrived in Italy with his population and the foundation of the village of Romans. This village was an important military garrison of the Duchy of Friul and also it is important for the archeological finds (one of the largest Italian Lombard necropolises). On 551 A.D. after a great victory against Gepids, the figure of Alboin as hero strongly emerged. Years of glory and deeds followed him until his fateful fate in Verona on 572 A.D., when he was killed after only few years of reigns, then his myth born. In the midst of the events of this legendary king will be shown innovative images and strong emotional impact, where you will see how the Lombard people lived in Romans, an important crossroads of the Friulian plain where men and women developed a village that still exists.

Julio Martínez is one of the last film archivers in Argentina. He keeps a collection on his own that's always growing. Only problem is he's running out of space, and time too, because out there film is starting to disappear.

“Endless light,” tells us about a small friend group in the eighties and nineties that originated in Tbilisi. Through documentary footage and interviews, the author tries to present the era as these people saw and perceived it. the characters of the film tell us about their adventures, impressions, and emotions. they reminisce about the times they spent with their best friend who tragically passed away.