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In half-drawn Sketchtown, a stick-man courier has three days to get a half-inked starlet and her three keys to the top of the Tower before the glossy, AI-smoothed Final Cut polishes away everything unfinished. With Uwe Boll as himself.
An essay on a return to the city of childhood, where private memories of a catastrophe, historical traces, and Leo Tolstoy’s night in Arzamas fold into an uneasy image of the place. Present-day Arzamas, archival testimony, staged images, and the author’s recollections sit in the film as separate layers of time. The night Tolstoy lived through in Arzamas opens a realm of dream, where the past meets a future that, for the author, has already become a memory. Little by little, from those layers, Arzamas appears — a beautiful, scarred city.
emoo'u means "my home" in the indigenous Cou language. In 2009, Typhoon Morakot hit Shanmei Village in Alishan. The storm destroyed our roads, bridge, and homes. Using old and new videos, this documentary shows how our village rebuilt itself after the disaster. Originally, the government planned to move residents from the high-risk zone down to permanent housing outside our mountains. Eventually, we were allowed to stay, and the government built permanent housing for us on a safer site inside our village, which was completed in 2011. In this new neighborhood, life went on—people talked to each other, and a bread van visited from the city. For my mother, the new house was a fresh start and a real home where she felt free. But for me, it did not feel like home.
The only son of an Azerbaijani vampire family brings the girls he is in a relationship with home to meet his family.
An egotistical artist steals a lost watch for their project, and becomes trapped in a time loop that forces them to confront the real-world cost of their self-absorption.
The land is gone, but the slag heaps remain. A re ective exploration of soil and resources, labour and destruction, home and loss in an East German mining landscape.
Much to his own chagrin, Kai succumbs to the first filmmaker trauma project trope as he attempts to derive the meaning of his life via 30 years of home movies, voicemails, and the archives of his phone footage.
When a man's life is seemingly in peril, he travels through time to exact his revenge on his roommate.
After a serious accident in an attempt to trim down her overgrown garden, Lily has a chilling encounter with something terrifying lurking beneath the soil.
It is the final encounter between América and Javier. América pays him to visit and listen to her most intimate and disturbing stories. She pays, he obeys... perhaps a contract, an agreement to stay afloat. How many stories can a body hold after listening to them? Javier becomes the involuntary keeper and accomplice of América’s darkest secrets, while she remains alone. Now everything about her lives inside him.
Confronted with his own mortality, a renowned septuagenarian writer embarks on one final journey to recover the lost manuscript of his debut novel. In doing so, he seeks to confront his past and reconcile with the person he once was in his youth, before time slips away from him.
A dream vision brings an unexpected awareness of how colorful and vibrant life can be.
A Georgian era inspired short film that brings you the best of festive entertaining. Join Arabella and Margaret as they navigate the complexities of tricky ex-partners, the art of hosting, and perfect wine pairings.
A routine late-night trip to the garbage takes a terrifying turn when a teenager spots an unnatural, dog-like entity lurking in the darkness. Driven by curiosity and armed with his parents' old video camera, he steps back outside to capture photographic proof of the creature. But when he catches the attention of the predatory beast, a frantic, chaotic race for survival begins leading to a chilling encounter that will change his life forever.
Following years of neglect, Gianna and her estranged father, David, struggle to overcome the harsh realities of substance abuse, the death of a loved one, and the guilt of their actions.
RERUM depicts a tense state in which creeping subterranean forces deform and consume images and memory. Shots of fiery processes beneath the Earth’s crust alternate with 8mm footage which captures several generations of families in moments of carefree leisure. The anthropocentric world, where the underground is recalled only by fissures, loses its relevance. This fragile equilibrium is inevitably heading toward destruction.
A group of young adults, Navigate love, identity, self-destruction while trying to survive their twenties in a world that constanlty makes them feel no enough.
Some teenagers are trying to do a documentary about André Severo, the biggest artist from the serra gaúcha.
