As a cat owner, I know that every feline has a character all its own – and Molly, Brontolo, Houdini, and Briciola are no exception. Set among the tombs and gardens of Rome’s Non-Catholic Cemetery for Foreigners, this documentary offers a moving perspective on a place where life and remembrance coexist.

Scotland holds a special place in my heart and I return whenever I can. This stunning film captures Shetland’s raw beauty across the seasons and offers a vivid portrait of an island world shaped by the power of the Atlantic.

History is often told through the stories of the most prominent men of their time. What makes this documentary so compelling to me is its focus on four women whose lives were shaped by the German Peasants’ War of 1525. It is a fascinating new perspective on a pivotal chapter in European history.

I would recommend this film to viewers looking for an unconventional and deeply human story. Helene and Toni’s journey to Switzerland, where Helene intends to seek assisted dying, becomes an unexpectedly funny and touching adventure.

Born and raised in Vienna, I particularly enjoy stories that capture the city’s unmistakable character. Alongside its crime cases, this series follows Gerti Bruckner’s professional and personal struggles in a colorful Viennese world.

Great music has the power to make fictional worlds feel instantly real – whether in a theater, an opera house, or on screen. This concert brings together some of the most iconic sounds associated with space: from Gustav Holst’s planets to the musical worlds of “Star Wars” and “Star Trek”.