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This film takes place within the lives of two friends that conflict with one another, as "Q" can't take responsibility for his actions and loosely getting "Jazz" involved.
Binta Is Okay is a mini coming-of-age story about a girl trying to understand her body, her faith and her relationship with her mother.
After a death in the family, BatFreak must cope with the loss of his son - while also battling a formidable new foe, The Auckland Knight. BatFreak and his new team of ragtag superheroes must destroy the rising threats or meet their untimely demise.
In a post-graduation landscape of boredom, uncertainty, and struggle, there is a desire for the simpler life: a shepherd and artist in the middle of the rural South.
The fifth year of the New Normal begins in 2024. Finland prepares for war. In Helsinki, Jesaja Jalonen, a remote digital worker, prepares for the run of his life.
An outlaw is confronted by a bounty hunter and read off his crimes
a concert recording/film of from(fernando romero)'s live performance at cooperativa Ítaca, murcia, spain, 17/10/2026
An original poem turned short film and performance art piece. It emerges from the experience of becoming completely exposed when meeting someone you connect with deeply. It is the frantic realization that the baggage you have carried for years, once manageable, now sits in the middle of the room that exists between you and another person. Under their gaze, its weight changes.
A stranded astronaut orbiting Earth meets an alien who suddenly shows up in his space station.
An ode to surfing joy. Featuring Steph Gilmore, Caity Simmers, Bryce Young, Ryan Burch, Derrick Disney, Leah Dawson Lopez, Tosh Tudor and Jaleesa Vincent, charging waves from California to South Africa to Indonesia.
And you know what.
An investigative documentary examining the privileged status of the U.S. military in Japan, based on reporting by the Mainichi Shimbun. Focusing on low-altitude U.S. military helicopter flights over Tokyo, the film investigates the Japan–U.S. Status of Forces Agreement, the handling of crimes involving U.S. service members, and the impact of military bases on local communities. Through reporting from Tokyo, Yokota Air Base, and Okinawa, it questions the long-standing assumptions underlying the U.S.–Japan alliance and asks who truly controls Japan's skies.
What would you do for your cat?
The story of three women who are undergoing a transformation of their lives due to the events caused by the Great War. Yaryna is looking for her fiancé, who is probably in Russian captivity, and volunteering for the East. Kateryna is adapting her family's routine after her military husband's leg amputation. Daria is building her life after losing her husband in the war.
Filmed and directed by Eric “Remrod” Mayes and co written by Warren Armour, the film dives into the world of St. Louis style fried rice, neighborhood chop sueys, St. Paul sandwiches, and Vess sodas while uncovering the traditions that shaped generations across the city. Through raw conversations, cinematic storytelling, and an original soundtrack, HALF ORDER explores identity, nostalgia, and the cultural connections built through shared neighborhood experiences. More than a documentary about Chinese food, HALF ORDER is a heartfelt portrait of St. Louis, its people, and the culture that continues to connect them.
Two best friends have spent every summer at the same summer camp. Now it’s their last one, and they both know nothing will ever be the same again. As part of their camp duties, they are ordered to destroy an anthill. A heated argument stops the job and before they can make up, thousands of ants swarm in, ready for revenge...
