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Andi and her husband try an experimental therapy after the death of their daughter.
Quarter Century is a quiet exploration of a universal yet deeply personal question: What does it truly mean to exist?
Pedro, the grandfather, Maria, the granddaughter, José, who works as a consignee, and a migrant mother in Spain: these four characters tell us a story that unfolds in the intimate universe of a single place, a labyrinth of relationships and revelations that becomes a surprising metaphor for the country's past and present within a family: a terminally ill grandfather, a youthful love story, the old man who refuses to die, the new man who struggles to come into the world... only one solution is possible...
Shattered by his grandmother's death, Trizado, a depressed film student, sets off on a sensory journey. Interweaving family archives, tactile textures, and substance use, he contemplates grief, guilt, and a growing emotional disconnect from the world around him.
A man has something to hide from his date.
A year has passed since the tragic death of his beloved Laras, yet Arya remains trapped in the depths of his grief. Haunted by longing and consumed by his love for her, Arya turns to a mysterious app called “I LET YOU IN,” rumored to have the power to connect the living with the dead. But what begins as a desperate attempt to reach Laras soon becomes a terrifying nightmare. Blinded by love, Arya unknowingly opens the door to a horrifying terror—one that threatens to consume him and put his own life at risk. Can Arya find the strength to let Laras go before his love for her becomes the very thing that costs him his life?
In a contemporary art museum, a zealous guard discovers that a taxidermied boar has fallen — in the span of a single sneeze. An investigation erupts. Wild accusations, paranoia, and delusional theories turn the incident into a vortex of absurd and awkward chaos. A biting satire on collective fear, where only the taxidermied pigs keep their cool.
On her 28th birthday, Kyle is determined to enjoy a special day with Kieran, her partner of four years. As they move through London together, Kieran fills their day with thoughtful surprises, affection and moments that remind Kyle of why she fell in love with him. But beneath the celebrations, something feels wrong. Kieran is distracted, unusually emotional and increasingly desperate to make the day perfect, while Kyle struggles with the familiar loneliness she has felt within their relationship. As the day unfolds, the couple find themselves caught between the love they still share and the difficult realities neither of them has been willing to confront. What begins as a celebration of their life together gradually becomes an emotionally charged reckoning with what their future might look like. One Last Day in the UK is an intimate Black queer romantic drama about love, loneliness, sacrifice and the painful moment when loving someone may no longer be enough to stay together.
Seeking to rid his arm of a curse, Kasten heads to the Tears of the First Martyr - a sacred waterfall said to heal any wound. However, upon arrival he is met with a blighted land and an abandoned temple. But is he alone, or do the many hands of Sekar Neferu still guard this ruin?
The small, seemingly disconnected joys of three men and women gradually intersect in the wake of a major incident that threatens the world.
A punk tour de force through an actor’s sex dreams as she grapples with her character’s eroticism. The screenwriter plays everyone, including a dog, and wears gender and nudity as a costume—a whole new meaning to “go f**k yourself.”
The new documentary investigates the aggression against Ukrainians in the three EU countries that took in the largest numbers of Ukrainian refugees after 24 February 2022: Germany, Czechia and Poland. The film's protagonists are Ukrainian women who have experienced various forms of anti-Ukrainian intolerance in these countries: everyday hostility, physical assault, and a sense of being left unprotected by the police. Their stories are just a few among many. Statistics show that hundreds, if not thousands of Ukrainians in these countries fall victim to anti-Ukrainian sentiment.
Haunted by the collateral damage of his own ego, a young man sits with a notebook of past regrets and attempts to heal by leaving behind a message of forgiveness rather than fear.
When a man goes missing from her district, solitary Irene agrees to meet with an investigator. What begins as a routine inquiry gradually turns into something more unsettling, drawing Irene into a surreal night where the boundaries between the investigation and her own past begin to blur.
A narrative-less short film adaptation of the crime-comedy podcast Never Call Paul using remastered BTS footage from the EvCo Productions archives.
Late-night TV once belonged to horror hosts, and none were more infamous than a local legend known as The Ghoulmaster. When his final broadcast resurfaces on VHS, the host returns with it, and the viewers become his unwilling cast.
An incompetent grifter tries to rob an elderly woman with dementia, but an unexpected mother-son relationship develops.
Luca is a teenager who loses his mother. On her deathbed, she gives him two letters: one for him and another for Ángel, his father, a renowned jazz musician whom Luca has never met. We follow Luca throughout the day as, motivated by his mother’s letter, he decides to deliver the letter to Ángel in an attempt to establish a bond with his father.
Investigative reporter George moves to New York, but needs a roommate. Knowing no one else in the city except her childhood best friend Trish, George agrees to move in with Trish’s city bestie, Avery, an aspiring actress and full-time mess. Due to a clash of personality and a series of mishaps, the two women quickly end up at each other’s throats – and competing for Trish’s friendship. Until one day when Trish mysteriously vanishes. The women are then reluctantly forced to team up to track down their friend, only to discover that Trish’s disappearance is just the first of many secrets.