Back in Island is a short film exploring the creative journey of artist Amanda Valle as she returns to her home in the Dominican Republic. Following an emotionally draining period, Amanda seeks comfort in the local culture by immersing herself in the colors and textures that were once so familiar.

A modern take on traditional courting, Sting Like a Bee is a musical journey in collaboration with jazz pianist Ze in the Clouds. The short film takes us on a quest in search of love through the streets of the Italian southern town of Vasto.

Alexandra Kaloshina, the founder of the Radical Chic brand, has been creating unique patterns for fabric together with her team for many years. To discover new facets of her creativity, she decided to go on a trip to the Far North of Russia, to the Murmansk region.

A shot documentary, that portrays five personalities from the Berlin ballroom community who share their stories and values while exploring the ideas of beauty, dance and gender.

From the sixties until the end of the nineties Puck & Hans stood at the frontline of the Dutch world of fashion, always one step ahead of other designers.

We are what we eat.

A Club Called Rhonda is an exploration of the cultural phenomenon that hit LA in 2008 with the opening of the eponymous club. It’s an insight into the free and inclusive spirit of a unique environment, in which the social norms imposed on our daily lives no longer apply.

Breaking away from fast fashion seems like an overwhelming task for anyone but young entrepreneur, Renna Pilar, has come up with a way to make it work.

This documentary film explores and examines the subtle yet popular accessory both men and women take for granted.

A somehow artistic personality, Davide Bollati, chairman of Italian cosmetic company Davines, has got a peculiar vision of beauty industry: “How can you have beauty without sustainability? They go around well together because you cannot have one without the other.”

Throughout a whole year, Erwan Augoyard and Sophie Kovess-Brun filmed Kevin Prat-Irien, Ester Manas, Gabriel Figueiredo and Olivier Maire - students at the fashion section of La Cambre in Brussels - in order to understand why Fashion thrills these young artists so much.

Fashion Bodies - About Limits, Opinions and Warpaint is an audiovisual manifesto that aims to bring to the forefront three real people and their use and experiment with fashion on the way to claim their self-acceptance, image and identity.

An intimate portrait of three men and their morning routine in NYC.

Based on the concept ASAP - as sustainable as possible / as soon as possible, the documentary presents not only the main foundations of Osklen's history, ideology and practices, but also serves as a source of inspiration, featuring its team and its creator, Oskar Metsavaht.

Fashion Is Love - What hand-making garments yourself means in the context of a mechanized global fashion industry.

Since 2008, Kipepeo-Clothing is supporting schools and education in East Africa by selling organic garments, printed with designs created during regular school lessons at primary schools in Tanzania. 

29 year old creative director, Chaz A. Jordan , relocates from Paris to Los Angeles with only 10 minutes to develop a narrative through cutting edge POV and doc-style story telling as he unveils an intimate glimpse into the world that he has become an authority in.

There is a growing need in the fashion & design industry globally , to create awareness about the process & people who are contributing their unique heritage skills into making of textiles that travel from cluster to closet.

The unsustainable business model of fast fashion is polluting our planet, abusing its workers and filling our clothes with hazardous chemicals.

Since 2016, Remake has taken 8 'peace corps for fashion' journeys into garment maker communities to give us human faces behind our clothing labels – from “Made in China,” “Made In India” to “Made in Pakistan“.