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Far from home, a young Burmese man struggles to escape the weight of a brutal and unforgiving military coup, threatening both his nation’s freedom and its very survival. Now, in Australia and unable to return home, he’s doing everything he can to stay connected to his people.
A team of three book writers, try to research the life of one of their friends named Fika for the next 30 days. To get accurate results, they have to stay overnight at Fika's house. Initially the research went smoothly until finally strange things happened and of course Fika's behavior changed. Whether all this happened by chance or there was something behind this event.
This film follows Aatif, a quadriplegic living with cerebral palsy, as he maintains his relationship with his eldest brother, Adib, through calls and voice notes while they live apart. Technology gives Aatif agency and independence, from navigating his computer and playing games to sending voice notes when he needs help. As Adib returns home to Batu Pahat, their ordinary moments together reveal how Aatif navigates daily life, connection and love across distance.
After finding her mother drunk at a karaoke bar, a young woman reluctantly brings her home for the night. The two are forced to confront the complicated question of whether either of them truly love each other.
Inspired by the true events of "The Lipstick Killer"
A self-proclaimed Elvish Princess finds herself stranded on our world in the Hackney Marshes. Without any magic to return home, she searches for purpose but develops an unlikely friendship with a sceptical student filmmaker.
A filmmaker sets out to document a trip with his family in the shadow of a civil war, but finds the process undoing the film itself.
Six fragile, newly sober addicts have their boundaries pushed and their comfort zones threatened when they take an improv class at an inpatient drug and alcohol rehab.
After his sister Eva is kidnapped, a young man sets out with his father to find her. As they drive through the night, tensions rise, old conflicts resurface, and the situation begins to spiral out of control.
When the "Tootsie Virus" spreads globally, it compels men everywhere to fall in love with one another, triggering an unprecedented crisis of a severe shortage of straight men.
Sébastien gets involved with young people living with HIV, like himself, to help them reclaim a shame-free sex life. While he is forced to face his own difficulty in breaking out of his sexual abstinence, a date with Avril pushes him to his limits.
This film was not anticipated. “My motive for making the documentary 'Me and Riikka Purra' was curiosity,” says the screenwriter-director, who first gained recognition as a musician and producer. “I realized that I didn’t know a single ‘Persu’ [Finns Party supporter], nor did I understand their way of thinking. I wanted to find out!”
Last year, Tim Rangström—also known as "Sporttouchen"—gathered a host of famous personalities for an unexpected football match between Sweden and Norway. With over 20,000 spectators in the stands, the match became a massive talking point and put Sporttouchen on the map as a new phenomenon in the world of sports and entertainment. This time, Tim is determined to surpass last year’s success. He is hunting for the perfect squad, planning halftime shows featuring world-class artists, and dreaming of the ultimate signing: getting Zlatan to pull on the Swedish jersey once again. Yet, at the heart of it all is Tim himself, the man who built an entire sports channel from the ground up. How did he get here? And what is he willing to sacrifice to outdo himself?
A group of friends spend a weekend together and try to make a movie about their shenanigans.
In 1960s New York City, Terri Thal was a manager of folk musicians, including Bob Dylan, while Richard Kostelanetz was a pioneer in the literary avant-garde. Now, sixty years later, they've met online and fallen in love.
A couple's relaxing trip to a remote lakeside resort turns into a nightmare when they unknowingly become entangled in the resort’s bizarre belief that its water can purify human souls.
Lou and Noodles are consumers. Adrift and empty, they are separate from each other and from the world. Ruled by desire and uncontrollable drives to excess, they spend their solitary hours in spaces both real and unreal. Occasionally, they are in the same part of the mall.
Guayule, a plant native to the desert Southwest, is a natural source of non-latex rubber. During World War II, the Japanese Empire’s occupation of much of Southeast Asia meant that the Allies lost access to major sources of natural rubber. In a remarkable story of skill, resilience, and ingenuity, Japanese Americans incarcerated at Manzanar and elsewhere worked to cultivate guayule and dramatically improve methods for extracting rubber from the plant. Little Guayule: The Lost Manzanar Rubber Project helps bring this little-known chapter of Manzanar history to light.
A young girl clings to the fragile routines of her day as an unspoken threat closes in, until one evening, she returns home to a silence that changes everything.