Two of Pina Bausch’s mythological dance works are reinterpreted in Dresden and Senegal in an iconic film that pays tribute to both Bausch and the hard-working dancers who today embody her revolutionary ideas about dance. Ten years after the death of iconic German choreographer Pina Bausch, two of her best-known works will be staged under the direction of dancers from Bausch’s original ensemble. One will be staged by classical ballet dancers in Dresden. ‘Dancing Pina’ documents the two very different, but extremely demanding and exhausting preparations, where the goal is to gain so much control that you end up losing it again. Interviews with the dancers and choreographers, clips from the original productions and a modern look bring Pina Bausch and her genius back to life. And throughout the film, her soul hovers over the dancers and asks: How would you dance if you knew you were going to die? 源自：

The opening of the Kiel Canal in Germany by Kaiser Wilhelm II on 20 June 1895.

Are we pessimistic about past historical events? Through a box of "Chronicle of Soviet Events" videotapes, we seek a fresh perspective from the rubble of history. Perhaps, it is not impossible to face history with optimism.

一个男孩的私影像，通过六张照片串联起关于亲密关系的回忆与思考。 A private image of a boy, through six photos connected memories and thoughts about intimate relationships.

Giulia Tonelli, principal dancer at the Zurich Opera House, returns from maternity leave. She has to fight to find her place and a new balance, between the competitive and extremely demanding world of an elite ballet company and her new family life.

Visual artist Klaudia Kemper tries to reconnect with her ageing, aphasic father, a psychoanalyst who remained in Brazil after she left for Chile when she was young. During her youth, Klaudia became distanced from her father, who never visited her in Chile. However, for 21 years he wrote letters to her, until this was no longer possible. On deciding to reconnect with him, she finds an old man who has lost the ability to speak or write. This communication impasse notwithstanding, Klaudia explores ways to deal with her many emotions; from anger and pain, to love and longing, all encompassed by the Portuguese word ‘saudade’. Examining the complexity and limitations of language as a form of communication – its ability to both connect and disconnect people –the filmmaker finds a touching, cinematic voice to express her feelings towards her father. And in his many letters, Klaudia and her film return her father’s voice to him. 源自：

纪录片《楼》的导演雎安奇认为建筑哲学家路易斯·康已经阐述到位：“建筑的价值在于能成为社会进步的工具。建筑跟社会、跟人的关系紧密相连，在时间与意识形态演变中生成的精神性，就是建筑遗产。保护并发挥文化遗产之力，不仅是对人类文明成果的尊重，更重要的是对我们人类家园故乡的捍卫”。导演雎安奇以一己之力用三年的时间去寻找和发现当下中国建筑遗产的活化现状，在影片《楼》中只身前往中国大都市的建筑遗产现场，记录这些建筑遗产的前世今生，采访了五十多位建筑师、专家学者、以及建筑活化的实践者，了解建筑遗产在中国的现实脉络和深度思考。影片客观地呈现了一批老建筑的命运，探讨我国城市更新和可持续发展过程中建筑遗产的保护与利用之道。从文献性和学术性两方面，这部影片弥补了中国文化遗产历史的影像空白。

Venture into deep space for a fascinating look at asteroids, their cosmic origins and the potential threat they pose to our world. Written and produced by Phil Groves, produced by Jini Durr and directed by W.D. Hogan, Asteroid Hunters introduces asteroid scientists – the best line of defense between Earth and an asteroid’s destructive path – and reveals the cutting-edge tools and techniques they use to detect and track asteroids, and the technology that may one day protect our planet. The effects of an asteroid impact could be catastrophic and while the current probability of an event in our lifetime is low, the potential consequences make the study of asteroids an incredibly important area of scientific research. Witness the latest in planetary defense and how science, ingenuity and determination combine to explore the world’s most preventable natural disaster.

2012 年，黄柏武在他的母亲——加拿大华裔长者淑芳 (Suk-Fong) 的厨房里录制了这段视频，她带着儿子浏览她在橱柜里发现的珍贵中药、草药和配料。她用自己的母语台山语说话，并描述了一些她自制的长生不老药和化合物的用途。其中包括“loik doy dew”，一种以鹿茸为基础的酒精灵丹妙药，她将其添加到汤中。她的大部分成分都可以在中草药店找到。影片在她位于温哥华东部的厨房录制，并以她的烹饪结束。

Nǎi Nai (奶奶) is my grandma. Wài Pó (外婆) is also my grandma. Together, they are my grandmas. Meet my grandmas. (World Premiere)