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A struggling writer, unable to find the confidence to finish his story, brings a character to life on the page. As the story unfolds, the girl he created becomes an unexpected source of inspiration, leading him to rediscover the creative conviction he had once lost.
The Other Side of Makassar City is a documentary film that explores the lives of people whose stories are rarely represented in the city’s image of progress.
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.
When a teen's phone is confiscated by her parents, she must go to great lengths to retrieve it, learning a thing or two about the world outside of her screen along the way.
When an ordinary situation takes an unexpectedly dramatic turn, one name becomes the centre of everything: Nathan. This cinematic comedy transforms a simple internet joke into an unnecessarily intense motion picture, complete with dramatic storytelling, questionable decisions, and absolutely zero explanation.
The passion project of two young filmmakers goes awry when their lead actor makes major alterations to the original script.
Contact is a documentary film that chronicles the transformation of an entire skatepark into a playable musical instrument, where skate, BMX, art and music scenes collide.
3rd comedy special of Madhur Virli.
“Promettimi” is a spell-like dialogue that imagines and invokes a queer future, navigating desire, reality, and collective transformation.
This is scary
Caught in a purgatory between life and death, Joseph wanders through a world where memories refuse to fade, and grief blurs the boundaries between dreams and reality. Haunted by the loss of his beloved, he searches for something he cannot bear to lose again. An experimental psychological drama exploring grief, memory, attachment, and the painful art of letting go.
Olivia is out to get revenge. She helps out Maddie by letting her stay over. Doing her a favorite she thought. But maybe not
The film tells the story of Maha Abu Ammouneh, a displaced mother who, in the heart of genocide, becomes a mother, teacher, doctor, and refuge, reinventing life for her children from nothing through imagination and play to shield them from fear and create a safer world within the ruins.
An elderly man has always perceived reality as tilted. Gradually, however, everything seems to turn upside down—even the image of Green Tara, to whom he makes daily offerings. His youngest son, a monk at a temple, is summoned home; he finds himself navigating the boundary between reality and illusion as he tries to understand what is happening to his father. The most conceptual film in the competition reinterprets themes and figures from Tibetan Buddhism, transporting them into a realm suspended between spirituality, paradox, and irony.
Lucy finds herself drawn to her best friend in a way she feels she shouldn't. What does she feel, and what does this mean for their friendship?
"On this Saturday I planned to go to Berrylands Nature Reserve to shoot shots for my ongoing project. The horrendous weather prompted me to delay the visit however, and create this, a multimedia project consisting of clips of plants at my home, images from the internet of the reserve, and me reading out the reserve's website header and wikipedia page."
A 19th century séance opens a door to something far worse than the dead.
A man enjoying his day in the park is interrupted by a seemingly lost little boy who is not what he seems to be.
Alex is a shy, antisocial young man who finds a refuge from his daily routine at the subway. During his wanderings, he meets Sofia, a woman who seems to see the world differently than he does. This unexpected encounter leads him to question the way he relates to himself and to others.