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American Trilogy narrates the deep life of Elvis Presley, the King of Rock, through real filming. This is a cinematic, exciting and dynamic experience.
Happy Birthday!
Lola Bleakley celebrates the art and joy of surfing, just for the sake of it all.
After a lifetime under the control of his volatile mother, teenage Sam finds refuge in Claire, a childhood friend carrying wounds of her own. Their connection is immediate, deep, intense, and dangerously dependent. Believing that love will save them, they attempt to build a life of their own. But when the past refuses to stay buried, their bond twists into something far darker.
Two dimwit detectives want to take over the local detective department so they’re sent to solve a murder case no one has been able to crack, after interviewing a homeless guy they realise the mystery might be more dangerous then they thought
A man who, isolated in a nearly deserted city, enters a space where his body and mind begin to fracture. Amidst distorted memories and heavy silences, he confronts a pain he has avoided for too long. A fly, seemingly watching him with unsettling persistence, acts as a witness to the darkest corners of his inner self.
A visual horror found-footage style showing the remnants of a Roman historical site.
Sky and 1/4 sky.
A woman finds her friends roommate tied up in the bathroom
Narrated by former U.S. Poet Laureate Donald Hall and based on his poem “A Letter in Autumn,” LIVING WITHOUT is an intimate portrait of a man grieving the loss of his wife and reflecting on their life together.
Jeff is a young boy seventeen years of age. when he and his family moves, trouble finds him as a group of evil boys start calling him names and a darkness starts to grow inside him
Stranded and unconscious at sea, then waking up from her fainting and not knowing the cause, a woman (26) has to escape from a masked human figure who feels frightening to her.
After the loss of a loved one, a grieving teenager named Mara battles with her identity, struggling to be her own person without the one she has lost. As buried memories resurface along the beach, her grief progresses from sadness and nostalgia to anger and distress, leading to an eventual emotional collapse and an intense breakdown.
A train ride with a lèse-majesté defendant on his way to hear the court’s verdict.
An aging puppet is interviewed by a reporter who presses him for his retirement plans as he prepares to step on stage to receive a Lifetime Achievement award.