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When Maria Alcina enters a movie theater, she crosses through the screen itself and is transported into a timeless portal. What follows is a fantastical, musical journey through her life and career, intertwined with defining moments in Brazilian history. Moving between memory, performance, and imagination, the singer revisits her origins and transforms joy into a powerful expression of national identity.
As Linda prepares to dance in a cabaret in Beirut, the end of the Lebanese Civil War is proclaimed. The announcement of the Syrian regime’s troops entering Lebanon makes Linda question whether the war has truly come to an end.
In the summer of 1978, two cousins are trapped inside their childhood home by a group of strangers. As the night continues, survival slowly turns to murder.
An eager young surveyor takes her first solo job: a quiet, empty field. Routine. Nothing to it. Starring Chloe Breen (Obsession) and Michael Paré (Streets of Fire).
A flyer boy offers to help a female co-worker. When inside an apartment complex, he reluctantly does the same for a middle-aged woman. Soon, he'll have to fight for much more than a day's labor.
In a silenced Ireland, a community of lesbians builds an underground network of helplines - offering connection, survival, and defiance through the simple act of answering the phone.
A job interview at a cocktail bar goes wildly off-menu when the interviewer decides to down every drink made for him.
Every year, on the eve of the 1973 UpStairs Lounge fire in New Orleans, a man returns to the house he shared with his lover who still waits to say goodbye all over again.
How much does light weigh? asks Clarice Lispector. It weighs as much as a camera. It weighs as much as the person who turns it on. The weight of their heart. Of their old romances. It also weighs a little more because there are their memories, some unforgettable. But what's the point of calculating. What's the point of naming. Kilos. Words. That makes the light disappear. I was wrong, Clarice, light is not weighed, it is filmed. And whoever films it has to carry the weight that comes with seeing the light, the weight of wanting to see it again. I met a man who, when he turned on the camera, the light appeared. And he liked filming it so much that he went very close to the sun. But he told me that's not the light. That light appears when we wait seated in the dark. Like in a movie theater? I asked him. And then he didn't want to answer me anymore.
A girl is preparing to meet her lover for a secret rendezvous in his car on a secluded forest side road late at night. Just as they settle in, they begin to sense that someone-or perhaps something-hidden in the darkness is silently watching them.
At two years old, Giorgio Bazzega loses his father, who is killed in 1976 by Walter Alasia, a young member of the Red Brigades. As he grows up, the loss becomes a deep wound, leading him during adolescence into drug addiction and a desire for revenge. Years later, Giorgio encounters the Gruppo dell’Incontro, a restorative justice initiative that brings victims and former perpetrators of political violence together. Through listening and unexpected encounters, he begins a journey of transformation and reconciliation, confronting the wounds of Italy’s Years of Lead and discovering how recognizing the humanity of the other can become the first step toward healing.
When Xavier meets Sebastien at a local cafe, he doesn't know how his first date after bottom surgery will go. As sparks fly in the cafe, Xavier decides to take his date to an unexpected location, where they share in a magical connection. Affirmation is the first film to feature a trans man with lower dysphoria who has had access to gender-affirming care.
Sofia lives with her grandmother, who has dementia and no longer recognises her. To maintain their closeness, she pretends to be someone different every day. When her neighbour – with whom she has been in a casual romantic relationship – invites her to move with him to Germany, Sofia finds herself facing an almost impossible choice.
The film explores the life of the legendary pianist Martha Argerich, following her over nearly a decade and documenting her music, memories, friendships, past loves, and travels. Drawing on memories and concert archives, the documentary reveals this one-of-a-kind performer through the eyes of her daughter, Annie Dutoit-Argerich. Together with director Martin Mirabel, they explore key events in Martha's career, allowing viewers to discover intimate, unforgettable and never-before-seen moments.
Undercover filming of senior Reform politicians and officials working at its UK headquarters, and politicians campaigning for the party across Britain.
Teruichi Tsuchiya, 42, is a perpetual assistant to a master manga artist. He feels uneasy about his junior colleague who has debuted as a manga artist, his estranged wife who is a popular voice actress, and for some reason, he is constantly at odds with his daughter, who lives with him and is preparing for her high school entrance exams. Just as a 17-year-old manga series comes to an end, a new manga project comes along. Joining him are Yuki Shioda, a 29-year-old editor who is aware of his lack of passion for his work, and Potato Yamada, a headstrong 40-year-old rookie assistant. What future awaits him after taking this step…?