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To project is to use light to make the past present; so too do our souls refract the radiance found in the world. In the throw from the lens to the screen, a single frame can become a cosmos: space and light and time become one in the same.
When the rain refuses to sleep and the sky forgets its peace, a girl born of pottery searches for the last mythical giant, hoping to save her fragile world.
Letters from Tibet follows an exchange across time between a British colonial officer and a contemporary archivist. Tracing how Tibet has been framed through colonial correspondence, photography, and cinema.
The full schedule for the 16th Goddesses of Stardom Tag League Tournament, which kicks off on Sunday, November 1st at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, has been decided. This tournament will be divided into two blocks, Red Goddesses and Blue Goddesses, with 9 teams in each block, for a total of 18 teams. A total of 72 official matches will be held until Saturday, November 28th at the Okazaki City Gymnasium in Aichi. The top two teams from each block will advance to the final tournament.
To prove she doesn't scare easily, Selena boards a county fair bus that supposedly holds a real demon.
Alone in his apartment, a man begins to suspect he just might not be.
A peculiar journey begins on Jeju Island. The artists transform into Sim Bong-sa and Ppaengdeok Eomeoni, slipping into a playful parody of The Tale of Simcheong, where reality and performance blur. A philosophical yet joyful road movie about failed artists restoring themselves.
A stressed, under-prepared college student spots a girl across the empty library as he crams for his exams.
A single mother and magazine editor, distant from her grade-obsessed daughter, takes on an interview with an expatriate animation director, which brings back a long-forgotten childhood memory: a mysterious box that turns children into puppets and seals away their innocence.
An interview of sorts.
My Chemical Romance live at the Hollywood Bowl on 10/23/2026.
After an encounter with a still life, Tristan treks deeper and deeper into relics of his internet-fueled childhood.
On the last day of sixth grade, a boy walks one final time through the hallways, classrooms, and the places where he grew up alongside his friends. What seems like an ordinary day gradually turns into a quiet farewell. As the hours pass, every conversation, every laugh, and every corner takes on new meaning. For some chapters do not end with a grand event, but with a final moment we only truly understand once it has already gone by. *Ephemeral* is a story about childhood, the passage of time, and those everyday moments that—without warning—become lifelong memories.
2015, the year of the so-called “refugee crisis”: Hundreds of thousands of people sought refuge in Germany from war and persecution. Once there, they faced numerous challenges: They had to settle into and make a life for themselves in a country that was foreign to them. Ten years later, eight refugees meet for the first time—and look back on their shared experiences.
Halloween's favorite tradition goes post-apocalyptic with the Hallowarrior filmmakers and their trove of Junk O' Lanterns.
Scout leads a ragtag team of pilots caught in a dogfight over a hostile planet. They must outsmart enemies, dodge explosions, and escape with the intel. With her boss Hutch and partner Dodge, it's a race to survive and finish the mission.
Gongneum, driven to the brink of death by school violence, awakens from a three-year coma. Following Yeosunji, a shaman who claims to know about her memories and her family's whereabouts, she heads to Ahopsan Forest. There she encounters the bullies, including their ringleader Kim Gayoung, and confronts memories of her forgotten past. Inspired by the real Ahopsan Forest in Busan, the dense bamboo grove becomes a space suspended between reality and the otherworld, where spirits of those who died unnatural deaths wander and "parasitic spirits" — restless souls that inhabit other bodies—begin to consume the forest.
The 50th Hunger Games through the eyes of Maysilee Donner (fan film).