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A boy opens a birthday gift from his late brother.
A group of college students reunite for a late-night online class after the events of The Class. What starts as a normal session begins to feel off when strange glitches and eerie occurrences appear on their screens.
Years after leaving her family and hometown behind to build a life of her own, Nisa returns to her aunt Zehra’s home for her uncle’s funeral. Having come from the same past but drifted into different lives, the two women recognize familiar traces of themselves in one another, as well as the possibilities of lives that might have been. Their encounter leads Nisa to reconsider her own past and future.
Among brief on-screen texts and hilarious sound design, total darkness becomes the protagonist of a short film that is as minimalist as it is ironic.
Follows the moments of an individuals consumption, only to display that he no longer understands the mechanics of his desire, only that he wants.
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.
The disappearance of a USB drive with unknown contents prompts an investigation into its whereabouts.
Grace has spent the summer looking after her dad, who is still mourning over the loss of his wife who died when Grace was a child. When her unpredictable older brother Oscar brings his friends to stay with them, Grace is forced to confront her relationship with the past and her expectations of the future.
Summer 1995 in East Germany. Artists in the country, working, living, loving. A video treasure trove enables a portrait of painter Käthe Ebner to emerge from their midst.
Growing Wild traces life inside Europe’s largest LGBTQI+ housing project in Berlin across four generations of residents. Centered on a resident living with HIV for over 40 years, the film observes how histories of survival continue to shape intimacy and community in the present. Amid a deepening housing crisis, the housing project becomes a place where residents of different ages grow older together, sustained by interdependence and the quiet labour of living alongside one another.
her debut one hour long stand up comedy special
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.
Accumulated images and sounds from my life
A scheduled driving lesson veers off course when a secret is revealed.
The Rift Between Us is a talking heads documentary featuring Nozizwe Dube, Marie-Fidèle Dusingize and Betel Mabille, exploring the impact of misogynoir on romantic relationships between Black women and Black men in Belgium. At the intersection of sexism and anti-Black racism, the film asks how colonial legacies continue to shape the ways we see ourselves, each other, and the relationships we build.
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.
Poland, spring 1945. In a landscape suspended between the end of the war and the beginning of uncertainty, two survivors meet: a Polish prisoner on the run and a young German deserter.