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The Sun is walking around at work when loads of horrible stuff happens and it freaks the Sun out a little bit too much
AI is being used to fill the void of loneliness, desire, and grief, but can it truly replace human connection?
Following Hamilton Glass, Richmond public artist known for bold murals woven into the city’s landscape, and creatives across Richmond, Philadelphia, Providence, and beyond, the film explores how public art becomes a catalyst for political action and collective healing. Glass reveals how true creative power lies not in the artist alone, but in the communities who help make the work, and who are transformed by it.
A woman faces her darkest hour in downtown Toronto.
The Lower Lusatian village of Jamlitz/Jemjelnica was once a thriving artists’ colony. Later, the Nazis built a concentration camp there, and from 1945 the site served as a Soviet special camp. Now Friederike, the great-granddaughter of an artist, returns, hoping to use her family’s creative legacy to revive the village and heal the wounds of collective memory.
Sumaa the Flower is a 2026 Kannada film.
'The Hour Of' follows three friends who gather for food and the final episode of their favourite Netflix show. What begins as an ordinary evening takes a terrifying supernatural turn, forcing them to confront something far beyond their understanding. As the night unfolds, their friendship is tested, their survival instincts are pushed to the limit, and the familiar comforts become anything but safe.
A short film by Concept Korea 2027 S/S in collaboration with 2X9HD.
Blue lives alongside a small dog in a world with nothing but the two of them. Their lives are turned upside down when they discover a mysterious sign amidst the emptiness.
As a woman washes and puts a Guernsey jumper out to dry, the symbolism of the jumper and the design of its stitches creates a sense of identity for the island.
A Ghost tries to steal a paint.
A modern legend unfolds when a lone chair appears on the shore, drawing the attention of a curious and watchful community. Through shifting hands and acts of care, the chair becomes woven into the folklore of the shore—until the day it disappears, leaving behind only the unseen forces that shaped its myth.
An ex-Chronoforce agent starts his reign of terror by freeing notorious killer Vianna Liang from her interdimensional prison. When their friend is killed, Jet Hikoki and Flex Ramos must survive their journey to save reality.
Sneaky Fuckers is a contemporary satire that follows four upper-class Stockholm girlfriends—Ella, Vera, Tess, and Madeleine—who seemingly have it all: status, style, and an looming life crisis.
Jorge, a frustrated writer, finds a cell phone and decides to keep it. He begins receiving messages from Amanda, an actress who has just returned to the city and believes she is talking to her ex-partner, the phones owner. Driven by a desire for connection, Jorge replies and begins to assume someone elses identity.
The story begins with the boxing lives of two urban Indigenous youths, Liu Li-Chen and Su Jing-Wen. Gifted with exceptional talent, Li-Chen won a national championship in junior high school, only to fall into confusion after entering high school—caught between boxing, academic expectations, and his Indigenous identity. As he struggles to find his path, his performance in the ring declines, dealing a heavy blow to his confidence. Jing-Wen, from the Nanjing Indigenous community in Sanxia, New Taipei City, is seen as a promising Olympic boxer of her generation. Yet deep down, she is uncertain about her future in boxing. The only reason she continues training is the weight of others’ expectations. Despite growing up in an urban Indigenous community, she finds no real sense of belonging in the city.
Two wizard cops are on the trail of the pixie mafia.