Fresh arrivals, theater releases, and newly added cinema
With only three days until Lunar New Year, a superstitious girl keeps running into the same boy--is he stagnant energy she must cut off, or a sign of divine fate?
In 1976, during Argentina’s last military dictatorship, 17 Mercedes-Benz workers were forcibly disappeared. Only a few documents from their story have survived: some photographs taken by their coworkers, a fragment of a silent film, and documents written by police spies who had infiltrated the factory with the complicity of the company’s board of directors. Among these archives is an image of three women whose first names and occupations can only be guessed at: stenographers. Mari, one of them, is the recipient of a letter that weaves a tale of her past amid the fog of a present marked by the factory’s closure, after seventy years in the Buenos Aires suburbs.
A young man's obsession with his phone turns into a brutal struggle when it falls into a narrow gap by his bed.
In a world, where phones dominate our daily lives, we tend to miss out on other aspects of life. We miss opportunities to have meaningful interactions and underappreciate the nature surrounding us.
Portsmouth legend "Grub" lets you know what's going on round here.
Two friends are embark on a quest to find their stolen mixtape.
Amy, a desperate, isolated woman, comes across a wellness influencer promoting a fix-all cure to toxicity.
Surabaya is a bustling city, and this documentary captures a 24-hour cycle in the lives of three people whose lives have been shattered by circumstances beyond their control, yet who refuse to be victims.
A poetry short film
When her best friend accidentally drinks her truth serum, a driven young scientist must reverse the effects before the unfiltered honesty between them burns down everything they've never said to each other.
When a ghostly stranger warns them of a deadly wind storm, a gang of thieves takes shelter in the very town they once robbed.
An experimental 16mm short film created by Maryada Rehling and Emmaline Zanelli, featuring their dog Billy. The images and sound were captured in and around Maslins in South Australia and the film was hand processed at Wombat Workshop, an Adelaide based community lab specialising in the processing of motion picture film. It premiered at the 2026 Adelaide Film Festival.
A writer, who is a former pilot, faces difficulties while writing a new screenplay.
"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."
The continuation of a life diary, positioning personal joy, loss, and spiritual turmoil within the macro-rhythms of nature.
The city is full of holes. The visible ones and the invisible ones, the recent ones and the old ones. Amidst an apparition, a chase and an encounter, someone tries to find what is missing.
Four Skaters Skate