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As the survivors try to rebuild their lives, Víctor, the brother of one of the victims, forms a group to stop what many believe is just a legend. But revenge never rests, and the past always finds a way to return.
A young man combines heroin and pills to numb his reality, but the dose triggers an immediate psychotic event.
From civil rights warrior and black militant to fearless dissident, Shelby Steele unmasks white guilt as the toxin that poisoned America -- destroying merit, igniting riots, demolishing standards, and now arming global chaos from campus bloodlust to civilizational suicide.
I look around and observe the landscape. I let myself go because that's all I have left: to listen, to look, to sleep, perhaps to dream. The rattle of the bus moves me.
Urban free climber Adam Lockwood attempts to scale the Eiffel Tower in a documentary that is equal parts high-altitude adventure and intimate personal portrait. A film that builds its tension with the precision of a heist movie, mapping every step of an audacious ascent.
Plagued by nightmares, Joel is handed an impossible assignment. The Boss wants a new fix, but in the ruined world there is nothing left to collect. Wandering across the apocalyptic wasteland, Joel stumbles upon sunburnt Maarit, who decides to tag along. Back at HQ, The Boss, wracked by withdrawal, gives Joel an earful, while Maarit unexpectedly takes matters into her own hands.
A selfish Influencer and her clumsy Fan Girl/Assistant start an odd relationship that becomes more grotesque day by day.
Thoughts cannot be suddenly stopped, just like we cannot simply stop on the highway. The asphalt turns into a hypnotic stream, and the real world blends with absurd visions of a catastrophe. An experimental film about fear, an accelerated mind, and the impossibility of stopping the inevitable crash.
Whispers of Thunder is a Bhutanese anthology capturing the quiet rumblings and malaise of youth in the capital city. A man secretly yearns to cross-dress, while a drifting young woman finds herself tangled in indecision. Two roommates go through the rhythms of city life, quietly contemplating a sense of being left behind. Another young woman slips into a fragile psychological landscape where reality and illusion begin to blur, and in the final story, a young vlogger follows a rapper who navigates the absurd frustrations of everyday life.
Collage film built upon the audio of The War of the Worlds, directed and narrated by Orson Welles. Originally broadcast in October 1938 as a Halloween prank, the program famously triggered mass panic across the United States, as its format—presented as a series of live news bulletins—proved uncannily convincing. Absorbing the visual language of the contemporary media environment, W:A:R:O:F:T:H:E:W:O:R:L:D:S constructs a peculiar media-archaeological artifact. AI-generated videos, drone footage, feature films, video games, and online fragments converge with the original radio broadcast, creating a layered and unstable field of perception.
PR follows a middle-aged man in Hawaii who quietly trains for months to deadlift 300 pounds. To the gym-bros around him, his daily grind looks like vanity, ego, or some late attempt to impress women. But his real motivation remains private, as most true motivations do. Set against the ordinary rhythms of local life, PR uses time, repetition, and routine to let the everyday breathe. The film looks for a Hawaii hidden in plain sight; not the postcard fantasy, and not the weight of history, but the mundane spaces in between, where small acts of discipline and love can become their own kind of triumph.
When her younger sister Róża mysteriously disappears, Morwa begins searching for her and recalls the last moments they spent together.
In seven astute chapters, this film documents the work of doctors and nurses in the palliative care unit at Vienna General Hospital or outpatient hospice care, accompanying patients on their final journey. Although we see family members and impending goodbyes in the dialogues, the film gradually delves deeper into the relationship between the dying and their healthcare professionals: repeatedly, the tension between professional care and emotional closeness is palpable.
Three friends decide to spend the night in the long abandoned house of a serial killer only to find themselves viciously killed.
To get acquainted with her deceased dad, whom she never met, a filmmaker follows the traces of him in her mother’s memories and the artifacts that are left behind. Along the way, she writes letters to her father—letters that cannot be sent.
After a large attack on an American base in the Rhineland, Germany, SS Officer Heinrich Louzer is sent and makes it his main duty to capture and kill the ones who got away.
Lakshman, an IT professional ironically nicknamed Lucky, finds himself trapped in a life full of misfortune. Everything changes when a mysterious cap turns his luck around, taking his life in unexpected directions.
An experimental short film that explores fragile relationship between memory, identity, and desire to preserve what time inevitably takes from us.