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In 45 minutes, the documentary explores the circumstances surrounding the 1995 attack on the Río Tercero Military Factory, focusing on the causes and the context of the tragedy. Río Tercero natives Fernando Colautti, Guillermo Vigliecca, and Francisco Carranza are the filmmakers behind this production, which combines a journalistic tone with a cinematic format. Marking the 30th anniversary of the Río Tercero explosions, the film addresses the question of "why it happened." The project is supported by the National University of Río Tercero (UNRT); the legislation establishing the university was primarily driven by the goal of providing historical reparation to the city following that state-sponsored crime.
When a young woman finds herself at a surprise party she never wanted to attend, an unexpected turn of events sends the celebration spiraling into absolute chaos.
Lost deep in the woods, a hiker's journey takes an unsettling turn when he encounters a stranger.
Pessoal do Ceará - Lado A Lado B explores the music scene from the Brazilian state of Ceará between 1969 and 1979 - a period marked by the military coup, the implementation of the AI-5 decree, and intense socio-political ferment. The focus is on the "Pessoal do Ceará" movement, which brought artists such as Fagner, Ednardo, and Belchior to prominence. Taking the 1973 álbum as a starting point, the work examines its common association with these three singers - even though, in reality, only Ednardo (alongside Rodger and Teti) is featured on it.
This documentary acts as a love letter to floor five of Te Puni Village for the year of 2026, by exploring the many, many different aspects of the lives of the residents.
A suicidal hotline operator helps one last caller.
A short stop-motion film about two friends’ hatred of the British Museum in Amsterdam.
A man's loving memories of tending to his acerbic mother weave together remembrance, routine, and artistry in a lyrical reflection on familial bonds, loss, and generational connections.
Evelyn is no stranger to street harassment from vulgar men — she has to bury herself in her phone just to stay sane while walking home. However, as she slowly loses her identity to being the victim of a gore-obsessed stalker, this dependency on distraction leaves her unaware of just how dangerous her situation has gotten.
A filmmaker reconnects with an old friend, quietly revealing the distance time can create.
A woman gets a flesh eating bacteria
After several years of distance, Mary Jane agrees to reunite with a group of former friends for a trip meant to offer reconnection and rest. However, the reunion quickly becomes uncomfortable. Old wounds, unresolved conflicts, and buried secrets begin to surface, turning the experience into an increasingly tense and claustrophobic one. Isolated in a house far from the city, the women are forced to confront the past and face the emotional consequences of deep trauma. The film offers a disturbing portrait of the psychological deterioration of a woman pushed to her limits, where sanity dissolves and nothing is exactly as it seems.
Motu and Patlu chase John into a time portal after he steals a precious diamond locket, sending them 900 years into the past into the ancient city of Andherius.
Filmed inside GTA: SA following the plot of a country named Bovannia, undergoing change in it's government continuously, but what is the change that really happens?
In 1880 Montana, a reclusive rancher is given 30 days to abandon her homestead when the railroad claims her land, forcing her to confront the trauma that has bound her to it for decades.
Uki, a Visual Communication Design fresh graduate who is still unemployed, suddenly receives an unexpected online job interview with no time to prepare. Living in a remote plantation area with poor signal, he must search for a stable connection while dealing with frustrating miscommunication with an impatient HR representative, all in hopes of passing the interview and securing a job.
Crown or Class is a Pan-African feature documentary that follows two young African women; one in Belgium, the other in Ghana — whose journeys into natural hair care unfold into a powerful exploration of identity, beauty, and belonging. What begins as a personal choice becomes a wider reflection on how Eurocentric beauty standards continue to shape African women’s self-worth across continents