Fresh arrivals, theater releases, and newly added cinema
The third installment of Tux and Fanny
A little girl with echolalia is left home alone at night with her mother, whom she no longer recognizes.
An alcoholic is faced with her inner demons after sleeping past her stop home on the bus.
Inspired by her passion to get people reading, Her Majesty Queen Camilla joins four remarkable people to share the stories of books that shaped them. Warm, emotional and full of hope, the film shows how reading can lift people up, open minds and even change lives in a celebration of the magic power inside every book.
The Oil in My Blood, written as a fable to my daughter Mar, reimagines an oil platform as a sea monster confronting a mermaid. It reflects on promises of progress, Pemex’s exploitation, and Tabasco’s poisoned waters, where families endure precarious labor. Through memory and metaphor, it exposes how sacrifice sustains livelihoods while threatening land, sea, and future generations.
A bisexual artist is waiting to move to New York City to be with his male lover while living with his girlfriend in a sumptuous loft in Taipei. In order to save enough money to implement the trip to New York, he joins the dancing group that formed part of the fat stripteaser's show. Later on, he takes his girlfriend to Yenshui for the firecracker festival and happens to witness a weird murder with video recorder in hand. He then becomes the target of the mysterious killer...
"Greetings, my loyal fans! It is I, Ruff Ruffman—animated host extraordinaire, now tragically stuck in low-budget 2D—and I am BACK for an extra-special, definitely-not-a-desperate-one-time-thing reboot of FETCH! This time for all you adults out there! I’ve dragged former FETCHer Shreya and GBH Intern Holly away from their precious smartphones to navigate the perilous streets of Boston and NYC completely offline, guided only by physical maps, raw instinct, and GBH transportation guru Jeremy Siegel. Watch now—because your views are literally the only thing keeping my boss from canceling me again, and if this works, we're bringing the show back for real... and taking over grown-up television!"
Maria comes from a sacred family and wants to become a miko in her village of Appare. When a secret that has been kept hidden for 18 years is revealed, a mysterious power awakens within her.
After butchering their final exam, two newly acquainted college students hatch a plan to steal and fix their answers
A man reflects on his entire existence while searching for a place to die.
Under grotesque, clinical observation, four androgynous subjects homogenize one another under the gaze of a passive reflector.
A story of ten years old Karl who is living in Berlin in the beginning of thirties.
When Alice and Benj’s eight-year-old Jewish son, Ezra, is cast as King Herod in his school Nativity, the couple clash over whether to intervene. The debate escalates as the two argue over who has final say in an interfaith family. Benj, playing the ‘Jewish card’, insists they should stay out of it, scarred by memories of his own overbearing parents, that is, until he sees Ezra’s gleefully murderous rehearsal.
The story of Jinhwa, an indie musician at a crossroads of life, agonizing between ideals and reality as he meets seven close people around him for seven days.
In wintertime Berlin, a cyclist finds a letter. A letter written from exile. Between documentary images and fictional scenes, the film unfolds as a reflection on home, distance, and absence.
Betrayed is a short narrative film written to raise awareness about sex trafficking and how it often hides in plain sight, sometimes through people we trust most. The story follows a young girl whose life is quietly derailed, and the loved ones and friends left searching for answers.
At a college house party, an underage, socially awkward young man unexpectedly becomes the center of attention when he dominates a game of beer pong against the popular kids. However, his newfound popularity takes an embarrassing turn when his attempts to fit in go horribly wrong.
