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A visually innovative blend of documentary and music video, this emotionally triumphant work centers on B. Alexis, the first woman to release an album from prison. More than just a depiction of her life, the film channels the struggles and resilience of hundreds of thousands of trauma-impacted people, especially young Black women.
Jeff has to go to a date with his sweetheart, Mary, but has an accident and loses his legs. How will he attend the restaurant?
A young and massive metal pole becomes an unusual vehicle for desire. Through the fantasy of being loved – and fucked – the film playfully blurs the boundaries between object and subject, intimacy and projection. In a short, provocative form, it queers the understanding of the body, eroticism and desire, revealing their absurd and yet surprisingly human dimensions.
The trout farm on the Lachsbach survived the economic upheaval after the fall of the Berlin Wall. Traces of this change can be seen not only in the place, but also in its people. More than a generation later, the film explores what has remained and what has had to give way.
A young salesgirl’s routine cold calls uncover raw confessions, exposing the fragile line between survival and the illusion of protection.
A young man named Philip is asked by his roommate to go out for a walk. Once he leaves the house, he is pursued by a dark figure as he experiences a series of wrong, mysterious happenings.
A young woman is prepared to lose her family farm, but a wealthy couple wants more than what she expected.
The wrong closure sucks
Striving for fame, is that the right reason to be head over heels in the competitive music industry? It's no secret that the music industry is one of the toughest out there…creative slumps, isolation, the fear of 'not making it' and failure. So, we introduce The Hills Brothers, a brotherly duo of musicians, local to Portsmouth, who spend their nights hosting several Open Mic nights all over Portsmouth and Hampshire. Take a deeper look into why they find these Open Mic nights more than just a fun night to express yourself and your music. Understand why these nights create a community for musicians and why venues like Casemates are essential for the artists support.
An artist runs out of paint days before an exhibition. Desperate for money, he decides to run a hustle: he swaps his brushes for a Bible and heads to the market, performing as a preacher. As he tries this new performance, his path crosses with a dancer.
A teenage girl has to move from her mom's house to her aunt's.
In this loose homage to Steve Martin's "L.A. Story", Harris is a young man figuring his life out in New York City. Muddled relationships and struggles with commitment and change leave Harris confused and stuck in an unhappy status quo, struggling to figure out which direction to take his life. Through the help of new connections and New York City itself speaking to him, Harris is able to start to change his life for the better.
Sixteen years after leaving, a 1.5-generation Chinese-Canadian returns to her native city alone, seeking to reconnect with the place that once was home.
On the anniversary of her grandmother’s death, Viva must decide between the legal footsteps of her mother Sonja, or artistic legacy of her grandmother Brigita. The tension between mother and daughter is increasingly palpable. When Sonja reveals a long-kept secret about grandmother, Viva must make another decision between resentment and forgiveness.
A selection of memories, dreams, conversations from different places and of different people captured on Tri-X Super 8 film. Everything seems mixed and jumbled up, yet is unified through a dynamic soundscape. This is a film-diary that jumps through time and space, and finds connections between various sceneries and situations, which ordinarily would not find each other together. Made over the course of two years of accumulating footage and sound.
After hearing about an alien abduction, Dr. Gegoly Hout, a well-known medical expert, invites the troubled trucker to tell his cosmic story to the world.
We all face expectations about who we should be, how we should look, and what we should achieve. This film explores where those expectations come from, how they shape us, and what it means to break free from the pressure to be perfect.
A fantastic short film that psychologically explores celebrity hypocrisy, depicts a society consumed by conformity, and satirizes the ridicule of philosophy. Pedro, excited to attend a speech by the famous philosopher "Joan de Vila," goes to see one, but it turns out not to be what he had imagined.
A group of friends play an ancient "cursed" board game — and a death foretold becomes reality. To stop the spirit of their deceased friend, they must face paranormal forces, an eccentric shaman, and the absurd rules of the game itself. Horror with humor and a double 6.