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Residents of a Himalayan town sinking under its own weight reflect on the meaning and memory of home.
A struggling middle-aged bus driver, trapped in the monotony of his routine, is faced with an alternative that could finally change everything.
A minor disagreement quickly escalates into an intense old-west showdown.
It’s 2026, the job market is shit. Someone calls into a radio show, The Unemployment Line, where you can get tips on how to improve your skills and get help seeking a job. However, when a bizarre call throws the host off kilter, the unsuspecting host gives helpful tips and motivates an aspiring serial killer to achieve their dream Will the caller succeed, who will be their next victim?
The film, set between 1855 and 1860, tells the story of Maria. She is sold by her stepfather to marry Alfredo, son of Manuel, a bankrupt farmer who wants to have an heir. The girl is then confined to the farm, being watched at all times. Until she comes up with a plan in search of freedom.
A younger sibling sneaks their brother out of a burn unit in a California psychiatric ward, going on a journey that involves cigarettes, ice cream and video game worlds as they chase an impossible plan to rowboat home to Hawai‘i, drifting further into a dream neither can hold onto.
In order to survive, a woman must become as ruthless as her attackers.
Jester, an 11-year-old 4Ps beneficiary (Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps), a national social welfare initiative in the Philippines). He spends his time playing an online game called MVerse at a local Pisonet Shop in their place. What begins as an ordinary game slowly exposes him to an online exploitation scheme disguised as a gaming opportunity. As Jester becomes drawn deeper into the trap, Dan, a Pisonet owner who recently attended a seminar, notices something unusual and takes action. With the scheme eventually exposed and those responsible for the exploitation arrested, Jester later receives counseling and psychosocial support and continues his education through Dan’s help.
In Cazalla de la Sierra, Carmen Ladrón de Guevara rescued an old Carthusian monastery in 1980 and transformed it into a unique cultural center and a meeting point for artists from across Europe. Decades later, after years of conflict, she no longer controls the Charterhouse she helped bring back to life. Today, she lives opposite it, gazing at it daily from her patio—caught between the memory of that dream and the traces that still remain.
Through speculative poetic narrative and tactile 16mm imagery, Corsica’s serene landscape gradually uncovers the island’s complex histories of belonging.
Follow Cotulla High School's Mighty Cowboy Band on their journey to the UIL Area E Marching Band Competition
After five years of no contact , Will invites Bob, his former AA sponsor, to dinner where they both must face each other and reckon with their past mistakes.
My Son, My King is a coming-of-age drama set in Melbourne's west, that follows Negus, a young Ethiopian-Australian boy navigating adolescence while caught between the expectations of his community and the stereotypes imposed on him by society. As he searches for identity, belonging and what it truly means to become a man, one reckless decision forces him to confront the pressures shaping his future. Rooted in the Ethiopian diaspora and inspired by the lived experiences of African Australian youth, My Son, My King explores family, masculinity and resilience through a perspective rarely seen in Australian cinema.
As iconic Austin trumpeter Ephraim Owens and composer Sam Lipman undertake an ambitious collaboration uniting Ephraim’s jazz style with the Austin Symphony Orchestra, a health challenge requires them to confront new realities and limits.
After the explosion, only silence remains. The land is cracked, the roots exposed, the air heavy with dust. Red flowers once covered this place. Now only ash and the memory of their color. A voice speaks in ʿAsfouri, the lost language of birds, calling out to the soil, to what might still listen. There are no people left, only the echo of his words scattered through the wind. When we are gone, will the flowers grow again?
A young Man reckons with his life alongside an eccentric Therapist, both finding different ways of coping with pain.
A boy receives mysterious calls and warnings from unknown number, only to discover that something has entered his locked room—and he is already gone.
Through unfiltered diary entries, a growing teenager documents her peculiar growing pains – both heartbreaking and hilarious – that shape who she’s becoming.