Landscapes around the world are being changed by human activities, from melting glaciers, to warming and rising seas, to the spread of invasive species. With scientist and National Geographic Explorer Alizé Carrère as our guide, ADAPTATION tells the story of communities in four parts of the world who have devised remarkable ways to confront – and surmount – the imminent environmental crises they face.

"Ana Beirut" is a series of experimental poetic portraits created by 9 Lebanese audiovisual artists exploring themselves and the city they live in: Beirut “Ana Beirut” is a series conceived & produced by Home of CIne-Jam within an intuitive film lab program conducted by Muriel Aboulrouss. Each artist is invited to create an episode of the series. Here are the artists of 2021 #Anabeirut: Ghina Abboud Marie Rose Osta Amar Sokhn Bachir Asmar Jean Pierre Abdayem Gilbert Karam Valentina Khawand Aline Ouais Sherine Raffoul Home of cine-Jam film-lab aims to reconnect artists with their intuitive creative powers. The purpose of this program is to celebrate the existence of local independent artists, guide them to portray their emotions through audiovisual arts in a free cinematic language and Empower them to embrace their own language and unique way of expression.

BlackArrogance! is a documentary series that illuminates the world of the Black artist. The show paints a picture of not only how Black artists shape the world but also unveil their everyday muses. The series profiles Black artists from each and every borough in New York City who create in all different mediums: visual art, dance, filmmaking, animation and more. Each short documentary delves not only into the artist and their creative process, but it ties their practices to indigenous art forms and culture that fall within Black cultural heritage. It is meant to equip viewers with an almost encyclopedic knowledge of Black artistry and culture but through a casual coffee table approach and vocabulary, making Black art history accessible to the public.

Decolonizing History features 10 little-known chapters from Quebec and Canada’s history, told through the perspective of BIPOC communities and individuals. It is a unique way to discover insightful facts, historical characters and significant events. It is a first step towards better understanding, better awareness and building a collective history that includes all voices.

Dopamine is a comic-style documentary web-series that decrypts the techniques used by major apps to make their users completely addicts.

“Family Strong” is a short documentary series that tells the stories of five diverse families from across the U.S. as they navigate an increasingly uncertain world. As the family unit becomes a last line of defense in difficult times, the docuseries provides an unvarnished look into the challenges facing American families and their efforts at keeping their families strong. The series is entirely constructed from self-shot footage as each family turns the camera on themselves and invites viewers into their lives.

Italy Sicily Gela is a 7 episodes web series that tells the relationship between the the towners and the fun. The protagonists of the episodes are citizens who believe in their city, in their land and who know how to get most fun out of their territory. Through the story of the seven “Gelesi” will emerge their desire to keep the city alive, despite its many contradictions, and the importance of fun as vehicle to their identity and turistic offer for the city.

MUAK ECO FIGHT is a digital fanzine. The season showcased focuses on the environmental struggle through interviews with various ecological participants.
There are animal rights activists, marijuana legalists, natural wine producers, or just regular people converted to veganism and urban folk went into exile at the countryside.
They all have in common a strong ecological conscience and act on a daily basis for the well-being of our planet.
MUAK ECO FIGHT takes the liberty of animating the different topics raised. The format features sketches by Gaston Armagno, cartoons by Maiana, and songs in karaoke mode, with Jakes on the accordion and the collaboration of famous poets from the Basque Country (Itxaro Borda, Eric Dichary and Jon Garmendia).
Presented by its creator, the entertainer and producer Jokin Etcheverria, accompanied by the punk comedian Ane Lindane, MUAK ECO FIGHT is a pocket format that evokes the style of the 80s fanzine, in a colourful digital version, all "made in the street and the garage".
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Moe the Mos travels to Miami to chop it up with Hip Hop Artist JadaBreeze. From childhood to present day, they explore the challenges and triumphs of Jadabreeze's journey through life as an Artist and Trucker.

Phenomena fuses art and science together to explore naturally occurring patterns, and the fundamental forces of nature that create them, to take us on an ambitious, innovative, and psychedelic journey through the fabric of the universe. Filmmaker Josef Gatti recreates nine ‘phenomena’ to produce mesmerizing art films, which are then paired with an original music score by Kim Moyes from Australian dance music duo The Presets.

In Switzerland, land of peace and neutrality, military service is compulsory. In SECTION, MARCHE! we will dive in the Colombier Infantry Recruit School (Switzerland), meeting a group of soldiers and their officers. An opportunity to discover how these young people, including a woman, survive order and discipline and come face to face with themselves, their limits, their fears and aspirations.

Through a meditative journey into the depths of Florida ecology, Tales of Sunshine observes the intimate and inspiring stories of four naturalists during the height of COVID-19. Explore the web of subtropical life with a conservation biologist, an ex-convict fisherman, a mermaid activist and a farm worker coalition leader.

Slightly misguided (but up for anything) people from various walks of life meet in a craft brewery's parking lot to joust on bicycles of double the normal height, raise money for a nonprofit bicycle shop that focuses on urban transportation equity, and to joyously celebrate life in all of its absurdity. Uniquely blending documentary and scripted elements, this very real tournament is presented by hosts from a SportsCenter-esque studio as though it is a live event of international significance—like the Super Bowl or World Cup—and the jousters hyped as the superheroes they so clearly are. THE TALL BIKE JOUST originally served as a pilot for SMART PEOPLE BEING STUPID—an unscripted TV/ web series traveling the nation to find intelligent and successful people who engage in random, silly, and seemingly pointless events the general public does not even know exists. But, given the success of this pilot and of the underground sport of tall bicycle jousting, this project also now serves as a pilot for THE TALL BIKE JOUST WORLD CUP—an arced series following five jousters from the pilot as they earn points in tall bicycle jousting tournaments across the southeast and strive to be crowned the year-end champion.

Unknown Melbourne is a YouTube documentary series hosted by award-winning educator and designer Julian O’Shea, exploring and explaining the hidden side of the city. Explaining the bridge that keep being hit by trucks, to the pedestrian crossing button that features in a hit song - these unknown stories give an insight into the design, history and fascinating stories of the city of Melbourne. Full Series: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB0QHkByZcAhZxo6LEokuOl4DRN5kqZ2m

The day her home city of New York had more deaths than on 9/11, Documentary Director Lauren Anders Brown began asking essential workers to record their experiences before and after they began working their shifts as mail carriers, nurses, subway drivers, sanitation workers, redeployed doctors and doormen. What results is a story of humanity, humility, and everyday heroes hidden within these New Yorkers.