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Decades after a shocking serial murder case involving the swapping of spouses, a stage production based on the real-life crimes is being prepared. Inexperienced actor Tada is cast in the lead role, but as he becomes increasingly consumed by the character and begins to blur the line between fiction and reality, his obsession draws the play's cast and crew into his increasingly disturbing delusions. As opening night approaches, the boundary between truth and fiction collapses, leaving everyone to question what is real and what is imagined.
When a college student's secret double life as a masked vigilante is discovered by his oldest friend, the two must navigate their evolving bond and the sudden dangers closing in around them.
Dolphins, they're everywhere. They're in our biggest oceans and fanciest pools. They've made their way into our movies, our sports teams, and even our bedrooms– like in an under-the-sea themed bedspread sort of way and also because some people want to have sex with them. Yes, everyone loves dolphins, but should they? No. Join intrepid reporter Charlotte Swett as she exposes the horrifying truth: these traitors to mammalia are sleep-deprived junkies who love to murder and also do sexual abuse stuff.
Gather around the campfire with Storyteller Brian "Fox" Ellis for four Central Illinois legends. From Illinois Wesleyan’s Lady in Red and Peoria State Hospital’s Old Bookbinder to Springdale Cemetery’s Witches Circle and the Cole Hollow Monster, Haunted Heartland explores the history behind the mystery and the real people whose lives inspired stories that still spark our imaginations. TV Special released by PBS Illinois Public Media WTVP.
A struggling tenant wants to escape his Pay-As-You-Go Life Tariff, but must first confront a relentlessly cheerful Customer Support officer conducting a routine “Life Utility Check-Up”. A Kafka-esque comedy set in a world where everything is chargeable.
A short collection of spontaneous images and sounds merged in one film.
The documentary follows women who gather in Nari Adalats in rural Bihar to address conflicts within their communities. Many once came here with their own disputes and now return to listen and help work things out. The film stays with the Adalat as a space where women sit, listen, question, and mediate in sometimes brutal cases. What emerges is not a fixed idea of justice, but something shaped slowly, collectively, and without clear closure.
On October 7th, Maoz Inon loses both of his parents and chooses to transform his grief into a struggle for peace. He is joined on his journey by Aziz Abu-Sarah, a Palestinian from Jerusalem carrying his own loss. Together, they set an almost impossible goal: peace by 2030. In the face of war, pain, and despair, the film asks whether it is still possible to believe in a different future.
A young woman, isolated and recovering from a severe injury, finds herself battling a mysterious phenomenon as she’s hurtled towards a devastating realization.
A mysterious snack cake brand leads its victims into a deadly parallel world if they stop consuming it.
Homeless in Paris after spending everything on a low-budget film, queer undocumented filmmaker Bynone tracks down a former partner to obtain consent for an explicit scene they once shot together. As they revisit the footage, old hierarchies, racialized power dynamics, and unresolved desire resurface – and the boundary between the film-within-the-film and the film itself dissolves.
Wildgemis is the directorial debut of Anouk Suntjens. Set in the vast American wilderness, the film follows Dutch researcher Elke Tukker, who has spent years studying the lives of wild horses. What begins as a fascination with these free-roaming animals gradually becomes a personal journey into humanity’s relationship with nature. As activists, government agencies and ranchers clash over land management, Elke is confronted with difficult questions about control, freedom and our place within the ecosystem. When she witnesses a controversial horse round-up for the first time, her sense of “wild longing” reaches a breaking point. Wildgemis is a powerful and thought-provoking documentary about nature, power and the human need for connection.
An animated reflection on the role of the individual in the ever-changing urban landscape, drawing on Mykhailo Semenko’s futuristic poetry and the realities of contemporary Ukraine.
Léonore Costa arrives at the police station, a knife in her hand and covered in blood: she claims to have killed her husband Tony. Everyone accuses him, but Cassandre senses that something is wrong. The investigation then moves to the wool mill run by Léonore’s family and where Tony worked.
At the end of the War of Spanish Succession in 1713, the captain of a privateering vessel faces a difficult confrontation with his disgruntled crew.
They said we couldn’t make it to five… They were almost right…
Many kids only know the city. The beautiful chaos of the city; the traffic, the noise, the friends. It’s a jungle, but it’s their jungle. They know every corner, every sound. Nothing feels better, funnier, or more alive than that. What is the ocean to them? Many haven't seen the sea, let alone thought about gliding on its surface. It's the unknown, it's a formidable wild place full of wonder, excitement, joy and at times danger.
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