Ana Beirut is a series of experimental poetic portraits created by 9 Lebanese audiovisual artists exploring themselves and the city they live in: Beirut. The series is conceived & produced by Home of Cine-Jam within the
intuitive film lab program created & conducted by Muriel Aboulrouss. Each artist was invited to create an episode of the series.

Season 4 includes two worlds: meeting people on purpose and exploring cities and topics coincidentally. The episodes take their time and let the viewer discover everything little by little. Jörg looks at the situation in the German flood disaster area three months after the horrible event. Jürgen shows Jörg around his house and the village and they meet many people who are affected by the flood but also very grateful for the many helpers from Germany and other European countries.

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

A female Instagram influencer created this series of her award-winning restaurant discovery and recommendation page. The focus is on the people and culture that create the Instagram pictures we love.

Based on press articles, historical facts, interviews and scandals that have shaken Colombia since the 1980s, the documentary traces the career of former president Álvaro Uribe. During his mandate (2002 - 2010), at least 6402 innocent civilians were killed in order to pass them off as dead guerrillas (“False Positives” scandal). The series explains the links between the ex head of state, drug trafficking and the paramilitaries, who for years have been multiplying massacres all over the country.

The series presents the conversations of seven grandmother-granddaughter duos grouped into eight thematic episodes. The discussions of each of the duos intertwine to paint a diverse portrait of women's experiences in Quebec. Between the anecdotal and the historical, between the personal and the social experiences, struggles and choices of each generation, these encounters will allow us to take a tender and original look at the delicate issue of feminism.

Although 6 to 7 million women in Germany take the pill, knowledge about its effects beyond contraception is limited. In "Pille Palle", different people who have or have had to do with the pill in their private or professional
lives report on this. The focus is on the positive and negative effects of the pill. At the same time, the project provides an insight into the German healthcare system and shows which interests clash.

Poutiner is a borderless homage to poutines created in less than favorable conditions. Go beyond the fact that most of these poutines are blasphemous to the original Quebec recipe, travel around the world and discover instead new, cross-cultured versions of the dish. “Poutiner”, it's 21 poutines clumsily assembled with local ingredients in 14 different countries by a guy who simply got lost on the way to the restaurant.

Ivana and her not-so-bright filming crew have a dream: to shoot and release the series “USS Vagina: Mission Survive”. The dream seems to come true when the huge video platform Flix Prime decides to join them. Well, at least that is what they think.

West German reporter Jörg Buschka travels to Eastern Germany to learn more about its people and their lives. Even 30 years after the German Reunification, East and West don't seem to live together like one united country. For "Show me your East Side!" Buschka arranges to meet
people from contemporary history.

The relationships between imperfect farm animals and special volunteers, some with their own imperfections.

The 7-part web series “Italy Sicily Gela” sheds light on the relationship between the towners and food.

Follow Nicolas and his crew as they visit the most famous film locations to discover all of their secrets. In the first season, they take a trip to Los Angeles, showing us the most emblematic places from films such as “Kill Bill”, “Back to the Future”, “Forrest Gump”, and many others.

This lifestyle documentary series is for apartment dwellers wanting to transform their homes into a botanic wanderlust. “Tiny Garden” features interior architects, edible gardeners and botany designers. Each is giving us a peek into their gardening journey and sharing with us their craft.

The documentary series “Water - Rapuhia, kimihia: Quest for knowledge” highlights the work of three leading researchers from Aotearoa-New Zealand as they dedicate their lives to illuminating and protecting different aspects of one of our most precious resources.