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‘When I was six, I fell into a well. Whether I ever got out, I couldn’t say.’ Based on a surrealist prose poem, Ways That I Have Died is one life story told through multiple deaths, following a melancholic and mortality-ridden road towards what it means to be alive.
In an eight-minute musical fever dream, a woman ricochets through hot flashes, wellness noise and five original songs until she finally stops pretending she is fine.
CANS follows a heated rivalry between two top-dog local 10 cent can collectors. When “The Collector” is ‘set-up’ by her rival, “Blondie”, and loses all her cans, she hatches a plan to exact revenge on him.
Local Color documents the daily life of people who live, work, visit and play in Hanoi. Once the central city of America’s most elusive enemy during the Cold War, the film asks what is to become of the red that once brought the western world to its knees? Where is it fading? What colors replace it? Who will be responsible moving forward? Local Color is an observational documentary that investigates the limits of observational documentary. Starting with a relic of the Vietnam War, Local Color expands to explore how images, propaganda and a local scene is created. Local Color is a film about labor and leisure. It is about the past, the present and the future and it is a film about a city and its people. Local Color a film about Hanoi, Vietnam.
Akmal and his three best friends roam around Singkawang wearing a cardboard barongsai, searching for someone that can teach them the proper way to lion dance.
Inspired by the Yunnanese concept of chit-chatting, the film gently moves through the everyday lives of Yunnanese women navigating the northern Thai-Myanmar border. From doorsteps to coffee shops, the camera lingers to capture fragments of memories, histories of flight, and the echoes of lives shaped by conflict.
A feature-length observational documentary following Dhananjaya and Dhanyatha through an important chapter of their lives. The wedding is part of the story, but not the whole of it. The film looks beyond the celebrations, into the everyday moments, relationships, decisions, and changes that make up a life together.
After tech-wiz Andrew Miller gets hacked himself, he follows a set of mysterious coordinates to an unknown facility, where curiosity gets the better of him. Part of 48 Hours 2026
This documentary offers a rare, intimate portrait of renowned artist Tullio Pericoli. Filmed patiently over a long period, the film captures him sketching landscapes and human faces, bridging artistic traditions from the Renaissance to the modern era. Blending art, memory, and autobiography, it traces his journey from a young dreamer arriving in 1960s Milan to an intensely private master of his craft.
Ángela has until 9.00 pm to get hold of the money she needs. In desperation, she scours the city in search of a solution, facing a reality that has rendered her invisible.
After the sudden disappearance of a loved one, a woman is haunted by a shadow from her past.
A montage film on the elements of the earth
Two tribal leaders foster a long-fought renaissance of Tlingit culture. The island's last logger carries on his family business. A longtime teacher watches as her students graduate, leave home, and inevitably return. And an oyster farmer, new to town with a young family in tow, juggles the precarious nature of living off the land.
Cartagena de Indias, the walled city on Colombia’s Caribbean coast, isn’t the first place that comes to mind when you think of rock. But by the edge of the sea, an alternative music scene pulses with life. Bands move from punk to emo to post-punk to goth, while a community keeps alive the chance to be free from prejudice, the chance to be part of something unique.
