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"The Blue Hour remains as a work of meditation rather than the previous ones like An Act of Resilience who observe the process of wanderings and how time and space collapse under the remains of a new geography, a motion over stillness of life. A film trying to maintain the concrete to the spiritual, the light and the darkness, the resistance over indifference, this is rather a work of reflections and how much our lives aren't the same as we were before the mirrors gives us a strange world of movement and dynamics with objects and performers."
A lone wanderer climbs a snowy mountain, haunted by the ghosts of their past. Set in a surreal space between life and death this charcoal mixed media film follows the journey of a relationship between a father and a daughter.
Trust is questioned when Victor finds out his cleaner, Esme, is not all that she seems.
The reality becomes as an island, where two pirates are fighting over the last bottle of rum, The one who loses is the one who will remain sober. A surreal world where a pirate battles with himself on a deserted island over the last bottle that washes ashore.
How were health, sport, leisure, care and everyday life viewed in the past? As part of the Month of History, the Zaanstad Municipal Archives presents a special film evening featuring an exclusive compilation of historical footage from its own film collection. The compilation shows how residents of the Zaan region worked, exercised, relaxed, lived and cared for one another over the years. The screening offers a unique glimpse into the past of the Zaan region.
It’s not easy to turn your back on your family and just say ‘Okay, I can do it,' but one grandma's love for a fairy gave her the strength she needed to go through an immigration journey from Iran to the United States.
Three guys are working away in the autoshop on a classic car when things take a turn... The car becomes possessed and will devour anyone in sight. Will Paul and George survive, or will they be run down by THE AUTOMOTIVE DEAD!!!
a concert recording/film of from(fernando romero)'s live performance at cooperativa Ítaca, murcia, spain, 17/10/2026
Led by an invisible thread of love that transcends time and space, a baby embarks on a poetic journey from heaven to earth in search of its mother.
Retired Twitter troll and tax-paying comedian Serdar Nalçakar takes the stage for his solo stand-up show I've Turned Out All Right, tackling everything from social media misadventures and family dynamics to his days in Sweden and clashes with tribal traditions, all with his distinctive sense of humor.
Left alone at home, Daniya receives mysterious messages from an unknown number warning her not to open the door to the person claiming to be her mother. As she searches for a rational explanation, she is drawn into a situation where trusting her own perception becomes just as dangerous as the threat waiting outside.
An omniscient voice narrates the dissolution of a relationship against a montage of faceless malaise set in a beach resort.
On an ordinary school day, Yin skips class to look for Hei, who is resting at home, in order to confide in him about his own delusions.
Cora must choose between seeking help from the real world or an oddly comforting, perfectly-perfect 1950s show, 'The Fix It Family'.
When a young man (Cian Ryan Murphy) is awoken to his reality and snatched from his dream life in New York City, he loses his job and thus begins his quest to turn that hallucination into a tangible truth.
The 1965 Freedom Ride marked a turning point in the Australian civil rights movement when a group of 29 University of Sydney students, led by Charles Perkins, travelled through rural New South Wales to challenge racism and segregation against Aboriginal people. 7 of the Riders were Jewish, including future Chief Justice Jim Spigelman. Intimately observed by director Eliya Cohen, the film documents a commemorative journey in 2025, when Stand Up brought a new generation of Aboriginal and Jewish youth together to recreate the steps of the historic trip, building on the unique allyship between these remarkable communities.
An experimental film that fuses analog and digital techniques and reflects on the artist's life through the 1980s.—a time of rebellion, discovery, and loss. Blending Super 8 and 16mm film, digital animation and personal reflection, the film drifts from the raw urgency of punk rock to the glittering pulse of gay discos. Bookended by the deaths of his two closest friends, it’s a haunting and poetic elegy to a transformative era, where identity and community thrived amidst the shadows.