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In order to survive, a woman must become as ruthless as her attackers.
A summer camp in the 1980s tells the same eerie story about the alleged "Pine Killer". Miranda, a scared young camper truly believes it exists unlike the other campers which they think is a hoax. She ends up finding foreshadowing clues and turns out...there is a certain someone out to get the whole camp...
Two young siblings are happily at play in their blanket fort, until an ominous shadow with a life of its own threatens their safe haven. As they hunt the shadow down through a dark deserted house, make belief melts into reality and the memory of that night bleeds across timelines.
The work begins with the accidental discovery of an SD card, weaving together a narrative that combines found footage with audio documentary.
Through unfiltered diary entries, a growing teenager documents her peculiar growing pains – both heartbreaking and hilarious – that shape who she’s becoming.
Paul Decembered is a cinematic triptych featuring the witty and gritty poetry of Foster Gareau. A tender homage to amateur 2010s camcorder porn that vignettes experiences of intimacy on the market and queer hookup culture.
On a blustery British beach, Alan proposes to his girlfriend. When she takes too long to answer, he retracts the proposal.
When a holiday heist goes sideways, a reckless crew drags their rookie runner into a chaotic game of cops, robbers, and betrayal. As the night spirals further out of control, one bad deal could turn their first big hustle into their last.
After a month of hiding, Detective M has been called by a police chief to investigate the murder, not knowing if he’s in on it or not.
Amidst a global pandemic one man sets out to become the greatest filmmaker to ever lift an iPhone 7.
Manfred has lost all trust in the authorities. He has autism and ADHD and lives alone and isolated among huge piles of trash, and the people who were supposed to help him now want to move him out of his house on Funen. But Manfred refuses to move. Why is it so hard to help vulnerable citizens like Manfred?
After recently leaving high school, Lynn Grayson wakes up in a forest with the task of finding a page to leave, but watching him is an abnormal slender figure.
A single kite string ties four kids together through childhood, friendship, and loss. As their bond begins to unravel, they are forced to confront what it means to grow apart and leave the past behind.
At 16, Mark Hama entered the Yashica camera factory to support his father and siblings; years later, he gambled on an independent film camera repair business in the U.S. to provide for his wife and sons. Now in his 80s, Mark reflects on a lifetime of choices driven by duty to others while remaining one of the few original craftsmen practicing this disappearing art of camera restoration.
From conception to construction, a dream home is built.
“Promettimi” is a spell-like dialogue that imagines and invokes a queer future, navigating desire, reality, and collective transformation.
On a split screen two parallel and contrasting narratives unfold. The world of art and the realm of the everyday are integrally connected and yet hugely disparate. A pair of hands working relentlessly inside a home fade away; while a painting hanging quietly in a museum gains fame.
A Basque documentary that highlights the 30-year history and collective empowerment of Boga-Boga, a feminist group for older women in Ondarroa, Basque Country. It focuses on the voices and lived experiences of older women, proposing an active and collective view of aging.
A journey to accompany the lost. Through the voyage of Hailey, Gubo and Tata, we aim to be there for you during your lowest moments. We want to say maybe wait a little longer, maybe stay just a bit more.