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As the world falls apart, a woman's ex-husband asks her for one last, huge favor: to end his life before he changes.
A protective man becomes suspicious when a young writer grows close to the mother he considers his own, only to discover that the stranger he feared letting into their home may become family.
Ahas, a young entrepreneur and street musician carrying the weight of a tragic past, finds love with Tharuka, an ambitious waitress determined to chase her Bollywood dream. As their futures pull them in different directions, they must discover whether love is strong enough to survive the pursuit of their dreams.
Felipe returns to the family farm for the anniversary of his father's death, where his mother Sandra, brother Sebastián, and young nephew Sebas live. In the boy, Felipe recognizes a process he knows too well: the transformation of a boy into a "man." He watches Sebas absorb the rules of a world where shame is used to teach, cruelty is mistaken for affection, and pain goes unnamed. The emotional inheritance shared by the men in his family threatens to turn intimacy into violence.
A horsewoman unpicks her memories and regrets.
A rural Alabama woman and her daughter help a mysterious naked stranger who appears in their backyard. As they shelter and feed him, conversations about trust and relationships unfold, leading to unexpected complications.
A few meters from the UN buffer zone, Ayşegül and her best friend Adnan grow up in Lefkoşa, the Turkish-controlled half of Cyprus’s divided capital. From the rooftops, they gaze at the European south – close enough to touch and yet out of reach: as the daughter of Turkish settlers, Ayşegül cannot cross the border. She works at a supermarket and dreams of a life in France, while Adnan aspires to a career as a professional badminton player. But family expectations, Ayşegül’s engagement to her jealous ex-boyfriend, and Adnan’s military service test their friendship and plans for the future.
If you ignore the music, Liza Ludick’s new short film, Noise & Neighbours, can be classified as a silent movie. Still, with striking animation and the moving piano notes of composer Wesley West, the silence in this movie is significantly meaningful. Veteran actor Tobie Cronjé and newcomer Olwethu Kuene play the roles of Helmut and Bolelo, two neighbours who can’t stand each other, but who, through the universal language of music, assume unique roles in fulfilling each other’s lives.
After getting married at the age of 16, Ejiro is thrown into a world she is unprepared for, seeking freedom and agency in hopeless places.
Congratulations on finally coming out. Equal parts orientation, indoctrination, and camp, this satirical 90s corporate training video onboards "late-in-lifers" with everything you didn't know you needed to survive modern-day lesbianism.
A young woman's voice drifts among friends at a lakeside, where sunlight, water, and memory merge as she meditates on intimacy, desire, and the quiet urge to be free.
A gripping psychological folk-horror feature film inspired by Trinbagonian folklore.
A documentary of sorts