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This drug awareness short follows Billy, a teenager who smokes weed for the first time and turns his night into a hellish nightmare.
The pure joy that makes the old home videos so enchanting is crushed by the mother's tired voice as she recalls that time. Though the Lithuanian filmmaker's family emigrated to Florida in 1997, their hopes for a better life remain unfulfilled.
A young Bulgarian man drives a truck along an Austrian highway, 71 people sealed in the cargo hold with little air. Will he follow instructions from his handlers or lean into his humanity? Based on a true story that changed Europe’s refugee policy in 2015.
A young man is home alone for the night and gets some unexpected visitors.
As his circus fades and his donkey nears her death, Johan the clown spends an evening with a theatre owner confronting a life without a witness, and asking where the stars go when they die.
Two years after a defeat that kept him away from the ring, Henry flies to Thailand to join Saenchai, a legend of Thai boxing. Several weeks at his training camp, a rare immersion in his culture and family, and finally, a real fight. CHAI is the film chronicling this adventure and exploring a universal question: How far must one go to confront one’s fears?
An intimate vérité portrait of a former racehorse rescued from slaughter, whose journey back to herself reveals the powerful ties of herd and motherhood—and the inner lives of horses beyond sport.
Set in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica, “Invierno” emerges from seven years of conversations in the lineup between the film’s Swedish-born director and surfer, Jakob Daschek, with fellow wave rider, Lorenzo Wickstrom Vargas. In Costa Rica and neighboring Central American countries, “invierno,” translates to the rainy season or green season in English, lasting from May through November. The film depicts how the summer is full of tourists, and when “invierno,” begins, it’s the season for the locals.
When a night of celebration is interrupted by a vengeful drug dealer, a young man uncovers a betrayal that forces him to choose between revenge and the lifelong friendship he’s never been able to leave behind.
In this story, which begins when the character Tarık gets into university, the disappointments he encounters are presented through a surrealist narrative. As Tarık seeks justice in the face of the university’s inadequacy, he finds that the path to a solution lies in the collective action of the students.
"Welcome Home" follows 19-year-old, Riley, an aspiring TV reporter who starts a private investigation into the October 11th, 1979 homicide.
After serving ten years in prison for a murder he did not commit, a man is finally released. Determined to take revenge on the detective who framed him, he tracks him down—only to discover that the detective has already died.
In a small Himalayan town, Vikas and Jyoti, a Dalit boy and a Brahmin girl plan an escape to the city through government teaching jobs. When paying the required bribe demands selling his ailing father’s ancestral shop, Vikas hesitates, causing their relationship to crack.
A young boy stumbles upon a pile of pumpkins in the woods and decides to destroy them, unknowingly summoning a ruthless, pumpkin-faced killer who begins to hunt him down on Halloween night.
Margarita and Evaristo, a peasant couple, live alone in their hut at the foot of the Malintzin volcano. Every day they wait for the Techiq bird to announce the return of their son, who migrated long ago in search of work and has not returned. One morning, Margarita falls ill, and a forest creature appears before Evaristo. Is it death, or something more?
The IRIS glasses can make anyone in front of you look like a completely different person. This is Maddie's last resort.