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Three young women who disappeared in the early ’90s return in a burst of sparks and static. A spectral figure leads a ritual of echoes and slides, where noise creates a space for revenge.
A group of students are killed off one by one after writing a multiple choice exam. One of them is the killer...
Suki Waterhouse’s set at Austin City Limits on October 3rd 2026
Lana Reyes, once a very prominent MMA fighter, made the decision to walk away from a successful career in order to have a family. After raising her son alone, she decided to step back in to the cage to do the one thing she knew how to do. FIGHT. On the night of her comeback fight, after a brutal two rounds, she shakily steps into the third round with a fractured hand a potentially career ending TBI. She shakily steps forward and by the grace of god sees an opening that only instincts would see that ends up winning her the fight. 3 months later, before properly healing up, she takes another fight. Her interactions with her Cut man, Manager and the Commission Doctor lead her to the decision of choosing between walking out injured --- or walking away from the sport before it takes everything she has left.
An art therapist and nanny are unexpectedly brought together one night by their wealthy client, forcing three generations of women to confront the stains of their past. As long-held tensions resurface and emotional wounds are reopened, they begin to question whether every stain can truly be washed away.
From Tom Seymour creator of the VHS Massacre Trilogy. Enter the Television is a feature-length documentary exploring the dark corners of television from obscure commercials to unconventional cable programming. It examines the evolution of media through an underground lens, revealing how independent voices survive within systems controlled by powerful media corporations.
Andrés and Emma took a break from their relationship just days before their first anniversary together. To avoid being alone, he spends that evening at a friend's family dinner, unsure of what to do. There, he discusses his situation with his friend's colorful relatives, reminiscing about his relationship.
A film director try to make a good film but then realized the arrangement from producer was awful, the leading actress is not what he wished, even the important prop on set was disappeared. Director wants to make arts but he only feels the pressure from the acclaimed executive producer KIN GEN HAO. Then devilwoman appears, she met someone she loves, but when everything seem so beautiful, she realized there's a big mistake.
Thought to be an urban legend, a killer returns to a small town to complete his mission. One family and their friends must fight back to stop this unrelenting force and uncover the truth behind the killer's motives.
Set in a mid-90s Pine Barrens town in New Jersey, Toxic Moon follows zine writer Scuz Lanchester as she investigates a string of murderous hit-and-runs and a mysterious ooze infecting the woods, wreaking genetic havoc on every creature it touches. Lo-fi monstrosities, trash synths, bloody leather, killer cars, woundfog, slimerats and vampire bats: Toxic Moon is a rotten feast for the senses, entirely captured on VHS-C.
Two friends set out to awkwardly film a fake paranormal video, only for it to become real.
Across four seasons in New York City, twin brothers Malachi and Ruby navigate heartbreak, friendship, and the uncertainty of pursuing their dreams in an industry that rarely makes room for them. As graduation gives way to adulthood, the two find themselves confronting rejection, changing ambitions, and the possibility that the lives they've been working so hard to achieve might not look the way they imagined. A coming-of-age story about brotherhood, growing pains, and learning to appreciate the moments that make life worth living. - A Knowledge Morales Gamble
In just a few seconds, it can be an awkwardness between two people who avoid facing each other.
In remote British Columbia, wildfires have become part of everyday life. The communities the film follows carry deep losses, visible in the burned forests and in the roadside posters of missing loved ones, many of them young women. Yet life here is shaped as much by resilience and solidarity as it is by grief. Nikola Klinger has made a film about people facing complex challenges who nonetheless believe in a better future. By weaving together the interconnected lives of the locals, the film creates a layered portrait of the landscape and the people’s bond with the wilderness, its magic and its myths. Residents live in the shadow of unsolved deaths and the disappearances of young people, finding an escape from their troubles in community solidarity and modern-day rituals, such as the demolition derby at the local wreck yard. “There is something alive out there in the bush; you can feel it, but you can’t see it.”