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Sadie relies on her fiancé Walt to fill in the substantial holes in her memory after a near-drowning, until a strange mark growing on her skin forces her to question if there’s more to the story.
Viejos Malditos is a sharp drama with a touch of dark humor that introduces us to Elías, a recently widowed, gruff, and ill-tempered old man who thought life couldn’t get any worse... until the cat arrived. Sick, exhausted, and stuck in his worst streak, Elías must not only cope with his inevitable decline but also with a scruffy, noisy feline that has decided to turn his nights—and those of the entire neighborhood—into a hellish concert of meows.
Guilherme Gomes’s signature documentary approach to Daniela and Fernando’s wedding.
In the underbelly of a monochromatic world lurks a mad embalmer conducting a sinister experiment. A generative machine disguised as a moving picture show turns children into mindless ghouls. One woman aims to put an end to M. Balm's cinema of horrors.
Franz Himpsl is an athlete, teacher, trumpeter, chaotic spirit, and founder of the Unterbiberger Hofmusik. Together with his wife Irene and their sons Xaver, Ludwig, and Franz Jr., he breaks through the barriers of Bavarian folk music, blending it with jazz and influences from around the globe. Their motto: Respect – and don’t piss your pants! The film accompanies them on musical journeys around the world: to Marrakesh, the pyramids, Alexandria, the Nile, and even the skies above Iran – while Father Franz returns to his roots in the “Woid,” the deepest Bavarian Forest.
A real estate photographer creates a 3D virtual tour, and winds up pursued by a mysterious figure, located in the scan itself.
In monumental frames, THE TRUE TYPE follows the image of the “ideal cow” across a Holstein cattle show, a 17th-century Dutch masterpiece, and the laser-guided robot arm of a milking robot. Three perspectives — breeding, art, and science —deconstruct the standards of perfection that have been built, painted, and judged for centuries.
Aberfan's grieving community takes on the government, demanding justice and removal of the remaining tips after the disaster that killed 144 people
Annie (Kalli Tant) is a recent graduate who has spent six months caring full-time for her grandfather. When he dies, she is broke, unemployed, and unable to afford a funeral. Refusing an unbearable council public health funeral, she keeps his death a secret and turns to the local parish priest, becoming entangled with Father Adam (Johnny Vegas).
For years, my anxiety and I have been travelling everywhere, even going as far as outer space.
When the case of an incarcerated murderer is re-opened, the Detective who arrested her returns to hold an interrogation.
Recorded in Salford, UK, Comedian Ed Gamble explores neighbourhood message groups, terrible honeymoon choices and the wonders of a British budget hotel breakfast.
A filmmaker attempts to make his first film on Super 8: a series of cinematic Zen koans about non-attachment. What begins as a practice of awareness slowly becomes something more uncertain, comic, and unexpectedly personal.
When Federico invites his friends Vera and Nico to try a mysterious new drug, the experiment quickly turns into a disorienting psychological journey. As the substance takes effect, reality begins to fracture and hidden tensions emerge. Between hallucinations and memories, the three friends are forced to confront the fragile boundaries between perception and truth.
From the deserts of Africa to the forests and islands of Japan, explore the remarkable lives of the world's wild cats. Lions, cheetahs, jaguars, caracals, servals, fishing cats, leopards, Tsushima leopard cats, Pallas's cats and other feline predators reveal their surprising hunting skills, family bonds and struggles for survival. Guided by the animated Pallas's cats Manu and Tsunomin, this nature documentary journeys around the world to discover the extraordinary diversity and shared instincts of the cat family.
A tooth extraction introduces a watchful child to his mother’s new love. In Milk, tenderness turns grotesque, ordinary gestures uncanny, and love unfolds as a tale equal parts sweet and unsettling.
