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A young woman discovers herself within the connection between time, nature and queerness.
A woman encounters a strange ooze emanating from her pantry.
brings together three individuals who reflect on the significance of reading, the cultural richness of Hindi literature, and the need to reconnect with the written word. Through their conversations, the documentary explores the relationship between literature, language, memory, and our understanding of the world.
It’s an ordinary day at the United Nations. Nothing unexpected, really. Except, perhaps, for this strange affliction that is spreading amongst the members of the council. But otherwise, everything is fine. Yes, everything is perfectly fine.
Vania, a young and enigmatic police officer, arrives at Laura’s remote cabin under the pretext of completing her tactical diving training in freezing waters. However, she is concealing her true objective: to uncover the truth about her own past and her connection to Laura.
An elderly widower lives alone until a child’s presence intrudes upon his home. This small visitor completely disrupts his isolation, stripping away the last tangible links he has to his late wife. In his attempt to recover them, the old man is forced to revisit forgotten corners of his own house. Despite his initial resistance, the child insists on leading him to an abandoned greenhouse—a space that once belonged to his wife. Amidst plants beginning to sprout anew and the heavy burden of grief, the two forge an unexpected bond that helps them process their loss. Only then does the old man feel ready to fulfill his final wish: a long-awaited reunion with her.
A man views women only as objects of desire, until one morning he wakes to find he has changed into a woman. Confronted with life on the other side, he discovers the cost of being "desirable".
“The Conscript” traces the remnants of 176 years of coal mining in Zonguldak, home to Turkey’s first coal basin. From the laws of compulsory labour to the Great Miners’ March of 1991, from abandoned workers’ towns to miners still working underground today, the film follows the burden of labour carried from one generation to the next. Moving from the pit to the dinner table, from mining disasters to solidarity, it looks at the miners not only through their work and its dangers, but through their jokes, exhaustion, fears and dreams. The past continues to inhabit the city, its bodies and its collective memory. Despite all that has been lost, “The Conscript” searches for the enduring capacity to imagine another life.
In the north of Scotland, a group of men are finding new ways to support each other.
Two years in the making, "Life Sure Is Sweet" is a independent coming-of-age snowboard documentary produced by the creative collective TDI (Technically Doing It). Featuring an all-Black and Brown crew of riders travelling and filming across the globe, the film moves beyond high-level action sports progression to explore deep themes of cultural identity, community, lifelong friendship, and charting your own path in the mountains.
A partial autobiography of my body in its existence on and off screen. My body as an image alienated, pixelated, detached and repurposed from its skin and blood.
Kris, a 30-year-old man who loses an emotion every time he sleeps, fights to stay awake before he loses himself and the woman he loves.
Lorenzo spends his days watching boys biking in the park. He finally gets a bike when one of them dies in a stupid accident.
Every day, two teachers devote all their energy to their autistic students, believing that they will “catch up”—that they will learn to read, count, tell time, take care of themselves, and move on to fifth grade alongside neurotypical children. But along the way, a question arises: Is catching up really the goal?
An employee explores his workspace during the night shift.
Sheriff Labrador and his team save the Mango Festival in Mango Village by solving a series of chaotic sabotage incidents and emergencies.
The world’s most popular bodybuilding champion wrestles with the emotional and physical cost of his final competition, and the question of who he will be once it’s all over.