The Stage 32 Videos: Doc

4-min intro reel for Dr. Azim Surani at Japan's Nobel-level ceremony. Bilingual, high-stakes, zero room for error.

Directors - Alun Meyerhans, Flavio Gerber Written by - Alun Meyerhans, Flavio Gerber Executive Producers - Flavio Gerber, Toby Stüssi Produced by - Susanne Bucher DoP - Tom Gibbons, Jan Mettler, Silvio Gerber Edited by - Christoph Gripentrog, Lea Filadoro Music by - Diego Baldenweg with Nora Baldenweg & Lionel Baldenweg Sounddesign by - Denis Elmaci Grading by - Jürgen Kupka Postproduction Producing by - Marike Löhr

Set in the remote village of Bakhmaro, Georgia, Purpose Free explores the unique phenomenon of the intergenerational relationships that exist in the professional snowboard world. A two-way street—older generations passing down knowledge, culture, and wisdom, while the younger generation inspires upward with new styles, creativity, and attitudes. Together they navigate new territories and risks with a shared passion for what brings them together. Featuring riders: Wolle Nyvelt Blake Moller Emma Crosby Gian Sutter Harrison Gordon Production Company: Hillton Executive Producers: Mona Bertschinger, David Bertschinger Producer: Lou Staub Director: Alexander Tank Director of Photography: Tom Gibbons Camera Assistant: Rodrigue Llado Editor: Dennis Gnoni Additional Camera: Marco Morandi, Alexander Tank Post Producer: Billy Bains Postproduction Operator: Luca Colaci Editing Assistant: Jannis Davi Color Grading: Johan Nurmilehto Retouch: Rotomakers Sound Studio: Jingle Jungle SFX/ Soundmix: Rob Buechel Originial Music: Trit 95 - Track Title

Karel Sabbe spent his childhood summers hiking in the wilderness. An avid explorer of natural environments, he set his mind to setting the fastest known times on the world's most brutal and beautiful trails. From the Pacific Crest to the Appalachian Trail, he's done that. In the summer of 2021, Karel Sabbe ran the Via Alpina in just 30 days, the actual Fastest Known Time. Averaging two marathons on a daily basis, he navigated the route 14 days faster than anybody else. As well as the Alps, Karel overcame sleep deprivation, illness and extreme weather. And he did it all with a camera crew in tow, documenting every step. In this new documentary, Solace, we joined him on what might be his most beautifully brutal adventure yet. Get an unprecedented look at what it takes to achieve a Fastest Known Time. This is the story of Karel's Via Alpina FKT. Directed and shot by Tom Gibbons, produced by HILLTON, edited by Dennis Gnoni Visconti, crisp sound by Kurt Human & Julian Joseph aka Tonverein.ch, scored by Pablo Nouvelle & Shinya Blattmann, coloured by Samuel Muff @ Slaughterhouse Postproduction. With great support and motivation by On Running. www.solacedocumentary.com www.hillton.ch www.tom-gibbons.com https://woodplant.works

Heydar Heydar (2005/2009) This trailer presents a rare look inside an ultra-private mourning ritual in central Iran. Filmed by a 21-year-old outsider with no religious ties, the documentary approaches the event with curiosity rather than doctrine. Some ritual elements and traces of blood have been intentionally blurred for viewer safety and to respect cultural sensitivity. The film stands not as a stylized art piece, but as a bold sociological record of belief, grief, and generational tension, captured by someone who was never meant to have a camera there.

What Is the Film Alignment - A Story of Spiritual Surrender About? Former British Royal Family gamekeeper Adam Shereston is led into the world of horse whispering, healing, and spiritual awakening after hearing a mysterious voice whisper that he is immortal.

This masterclass explores humanity's struggle with Unstructured Data (MUD)—creativity, innovation, and the unknown—through the lens of American media history. Core Premise: Acceptance leads to Success, Control leads to Disaster. When facing unstructured data, humanity has two choices: acceptance (intelligence) or control (ignorance). Key Insight: Screenwriters make over 28,000 decisions transforming unstructured data into a finished screenplay—99.63% of a movie's creative work. After a spec script sells, only 105 decisions remain to reach theatrical release. The Vision: A return to acceptance of unstructured data, led by authentic screenwriters and intelligence, creating a New Golden Aeon.

“Indlela” is a poetic short film by Lolo Vandal that explores the emotional and spiritual journey of self-discovery, healing, and purpose through minimalist visuals and introspective narration. Indlela; meaning “The Path” in Xhosa is a meditative visual poem that captures Lolo Vandal’s signature blend of vulnerability, cultural depth, and lyrical storytelling. The short film unfolds as a reflective monologue, inviting viewers into a quiet space of contemplation where the artist wrestles with identity, pain, and the pursuit of meaning.

This documentary offers a glimpse into the life and work of Lolo Vandal, likely focusing on his artistic journey, personal story, or cultural impact.

www.spyralthemovie.com

Original orchestral scoring for a sequence from the wildlife documentary Genus Panthera. A cinematic composition blending power, mystery, and natural beauty — inspired by the grace and strength of the panther. Strings and percussion drive the tension of the hunt, while brass and ambient layers highlight the majesty of the wild. Composed, orchestrated, and mixed by Nolan Coste.

IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt19244786/plotsummary/# Personal Tragedy: The film documents the husband's journey as he watches his wife's transformation from a loving person into a destructive stranger due to her mental illness, culminating in her death by suicide. Personal Perspective: Told from the perspective of the husband, Randall Scott White, the film uses his own home videos to create a raw and intimate portrait of their family life and struggles. Mental Health Focus: The documentary explores the severity of mental illness, particularly bipolar disorder, and challenges common stereotypes by offering a detailed, long-term view of the disease and its impact on the entire family unit. Purpose: Randall Scott White created the film to bring hope to other families affected by mental illness, to destigmatize mental health issues, and to encourage open dialogue about a difficult subject.