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Leila is the devoted housekeeper of Madame Isabelle, who lives in a luxurious estate in the Palmeraie of Marrakech. Leila maintains the careful order of this timeless bubble, where everyone plays their role to perfection. Between her and Yusef, the head gardener, a tacit, quiet, and restrained friendship has formed. When Leila’s sister arrives unexpectedly, revealing a heavy secret from their past, the tranquillity of this microcosm begins to crack.
A retired detective and his cousin launch a rescue operation when the detective's daughter is kidnapped by a trafficking ring, and law enforcement isn't doing their job.
Fresh out of a psychiatric hospital, Pia moves back in with her parents to get her life together. Torn between a new job, lovesickness, psychotropic drugs and social stigmatization, she emerges into a world where everything seems out of control.
A Brazilian filmmaker in Berlin re-enacts past sexual abuse in different versions to process the trauma.
The Clausverse faces danger when Jack Frost seeks revenge against Santa Claus for the imprisonment of his father, Sam. Jack begins to turn traditional Christmas into an AI cold celebration, so Santa fights Jack from taking over Christmas.
Having just recently transferred to a public school from a private one, Bella is still trying to blend in with her high school peers. After Bella's phone gets stolen, the four of them scours Glodok to hopefully find her phone back.
Two solitary walkers cross paths at night in a deserted city. As they draw closer, the city changes. Rhythm, synchrony, and direction come to the fore. The walkers and the city intertwine in a single movement.
A young photographer travels by bus. Along the way, encounters with various people lead her to rethink not only how she portrays them but also the way she relates to them.
A documentary exploring acclaimed Brazilian actor Claudio Marzo’s relationship with fame and his own image as a heartthrob.
Goodbye to this stellar version of Swans. Newly Sentient Being features superb recordings of Swans’ final concert of the “Big Sound” era, the apotheosis of 15 years of cosmic sonic expressionism, alternately heavenly and debased, visceral and transcendent.
George Stroumboulopoulos embarks on a cross-Canada road trip uncovering the films and TV shows that helped shape our national identity.
After a variety of mysterious gifts and good deeds pop up around Honey's Guesthouse, Brittany tries to uncover who amongst the visitors is behind it in this charming Christmas whodunnit.
Set in the rural Midwest during the 1970s, Black Hollow follows Jessica, an innocent young girl sheltered by small-town faith and her worldly friend Helen, whose rebellious streak leads them both into danger. When the two sneak out one foggy night, they wander to a forgotten churchyard, an isolated place where sacred ground conceals something unholy. As darkness descends, Jessica's search for belonging turns to horror, forcing her to confront the evil that thrives beneath the surface of the American heartland.
An intimate and ongoing dialogue between filmmaker Paula Gaitán and Ken Jacobs. Filmed over the last decade in New York, the documentary reveals Jacobs' thinking and presents previously unseen footage of Ken and his partner in life and art, Flo Jacobs.
After the death of her husband, Allison Simon finds love again with charming businessman Roger, but her son Eric quickly senses something sinister beneath his new stepfather's perfect facade.
When Deliah, who recently lost her brother, takes a shortcut through the woods with her closest friends on the way home after graduation, an argument breaks out, and she is left alone in the woods with her brother's camera—or so she believes. The only evidence she has left are the recordings on her camera.
The film follows two men with opposing personalities whose lives unexpectedly cross paths. Driven by a debt, parties, romances, and impulsive decisions, they find themselves caught up in a series of chaotic situations that blend humor, action, and romance.
Through interviews with its creators, footage of rehearsals, and scenes from performances in the main auditorium of the Teatro Nacional Cervantes, the film chronicles the development of a show that pays tribute to a century-old Argentine musical tradition: La Revista.
Masha has to save her brother, who fell under the spell of the forest's evil spirits and turned into a goat. To break the terrible curse, the girl has to join forces with the fairy tale heroes she has known since childhood—the three bears.