Filmed across Sri Lanka, Peru and Taiwan, The Human Surge 3 follows three groups of young people as they embark on hopeful journeys.
Foreign Language Films
Foreign Language Films
Foreign Language Films
Filmed across Sri Lanka, Peru and Taiwan, The Human Surge 3 follows three groups of young people as they embark on hopeful journeys.
Filmmakers Silvia Del Carmen Castaños and Estefanía “Beba” Contreras tell their own coming-of-age story in the documentary Hummingbirds, a punk-rock portrait of the last summer of their youth on the Texas-Mexico border.
Pirópolis, the fourth film from the Chilean director Nicolás Molina world premiere in the Documentary Competition at Tribeca Festival.
Don’t You Let Me Go (Agarrame fuerte) by the celebrated Uruguayan directorial duo of Ana Guevara and Leticia Jorge makes its world premiere at the 23rd edition of the Tribeca Festival.
The avant-garde masterpiece ‘The Human Surge 3 featuring stunning 360-degree VR film shot in Sri Lanka, Peru, and Taiwan sets release date.
The award-winning Spanish drama 20,000 Species Of Bees (20.000 especies de abejas) tells the story of Lucía, an eight-year-old transgender girl and the effect her identity has on her family.
Kidnapped: The Abduction of Edgardo Mortara, the drama film tells the true story of a young Jewish boy forcibly taken from his family by the Pope, to be raised Catholic.
June Zero, the Hebrew-language drama film revisits the 1961 trial of Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann, through the experiences of three people.
Green Border, the black and white filmed Polish drama is set at the “green border” zone on the Belarus–European Union border, where Middle Eastern and African refugees are caught in a geopolitical crisis.
Moi aussi (Me too), French actress Judith Godrèche’s short film highlights the stories of victims of sexual violence.
DJ Dimitri ‘Vegas’ Thivaios finds himself having the worst day of his driving life in the Belgian action comedy film H4Z4RD (Hazard).
A young couple who decides to live separately from their families in a remote village in northern Senegal, find their relationship tested by pressures from the community in the romanic drama film Banel & Adama.