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A young couple scrambles to afford the vet bill for their critically ill cat.
The sun is forever setting in Tokyo and Taro leaves the city behind. In the dark hour far away, he walks without arrival. Through nightly deserted villages, fields and forests, his phone lights the way, as wandering becomes plot and the landscape a space of projection.
After a successful Halloween, Nicole's brother, Gregory's candy is stolen by three goons. It's up to Nicole to get it back.
With only two months left to live, Sofía makes one final, unexpected request: to spend an intimate night with her former lover. Determined to fulfill her wish, her devoted husband Ángel sets out to find the man, who has been missing since 2002. What follows is an outrageous journey filled with deception, unexpected complications, and increasingly absurd situations that challenge the boundaries of love, loyalty, and marriage.
An elderly man visits a cemetery after being summoned by his brother, who died several years ago. The meeting turns out to be a ruse orchestrated by Death itself, which has come to claim him because his time has come.
As his parents' marriage fractures and eventually collapses into divorce, high schooler Takeshi becomes increasingly obsessed with hunting for a mysterious 'ball of fire' rumored by a childhood friend. Using this quest to escape the quiet turmoil at home, Takeshi leaves his younger brother to shoulder the family's emotional weight without realizing it.
Stranded walletless in Japan during his sister’s medical emergency, an Indonesian student finds his ultimate lifeline in a single QR code.
Gita, an island woman traumatized by the sea, urges her fiancé Dama—a fisherman—to become a tour guide. Caught between the land and the sea, the two must choose one.
Four iconic instruments, including The Wizard of Oz and A Star Is Born pianos, all lost in the 2025 Los Angeles Fires, are celebrated by their musicians, culminating in an animated send-off towards an imagined future, a Cosmic Symphony. Directed by Oscar-nominated composer Laura Karpman, and featuring John Clayton, Susie Chung, Starr Parodi and Diane Warren, Cosmic Symphony explores a truth that every musician knows - musical instruments have souls.
In 1945, as World War II nears its end in Japanese-ruled Kaohsiung, a Taiwanese insurance agent seeking to return policy premiums, an escaped American POW, and a widowed pregnant Japanese woman are forced to confront the faint, shadowed glimmers of humanity amid a devastating air raid.
After a bicycle accident, a traveler finds himself in the home of a girl he has never met. An attraction develops between them, gradually giving way to tension. Romantic intimacy turns into musical dissonance and collective psychosis, from which the protagonist struggles to escape.
After a disastrous poker game, DK Brooks steals a case containing $10,000 and mysterious mints, drawing the attention of a ruthless collector who will stop at nothing to get them back.
The NHS Production of Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind is an ensemble-driven, high-octane theatrical experience where the cast attempts to perform 30 short 1-2 minute plays in a strict 60-minute timeframe. Maintained by an onstage digital clock, the performance functions as a living experiment where actors play themselves in the immediate present. There are no traditional characters, no times where the ensemble is off stage, and no fourth wall.
The notion of protected natural areas as an untouchable open-air museum is increasingly coming up against the reality of climate change. According to experts, one of the paradoxical tools for landscape regeneration could be controlled burning and the temporary destruction it entails. However, in Markéta Ekrt Válková’s documentary, scientific arguments and positive examples from abroad come up against the scepticism of domestic firefighters and politicians, as well as the deep-rooted fear and ignorance of the local population.
John Simpson looks back at his extraordinary 60-year career at the BBC - reporting on the biggest global stories of the era. In a frank, personal and revealing documentary, he reflects on the changing world he has witnessed: the revolution in Iran that seemed destined to fail, his brutal kidnapping in Beirut, the fall of the Berlin Wall, two wars in Iraq, the invasion of Afghanistan and a mind-altering trip up the Amazon.