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A short documentary that follows the specialist pain team at a leading hospital in Western Ukraine as they treat soldiers injured in the war using the latest medical techniques.
The plot follows João, a 60-year-old farmer and member of a group of "Penitents", who flees his community carrying a stone. In the city, João encounters paranoia and insomnia; amidst the chaos, he meets someone who tries to convince him to return the stone and reconcile with his people.
Gus sees a boy drinking juice. It is not the same as he remembers.
A late night of songwriting on the guitar within a flow of tangled-up ideas.
Utilizing the ‘glitch’ as a portal into hidden worlds, Nocturne explores the metaphors of nothingness embedded in darkness. It suggests that the indeterminate qualities of the unknown can provide revelations of wonder rather than existential dread, and that we can move through the unknown while also carrying it with us.
When her husband is detained by ICE, Chelsea, MA resident Brenda Romero must take over his construction business, manage her family’s increasingly precarious finances and navigate looming homelessness. Along the way, she becomes a vocal immigrant rights advocate fighting for her family - and for a community in the crosshairs of a federal immigration crackdown.
The story of a couple who move to a new area and discover their good fortune in having a lake only a short distance away. They go exploring, only to find it abandoned by all its residents except one, and they are wary of her. After hearing claims of a ghost in the area, they decide to investigate. They are shocked and amazed by the events they witness on this quiet little lake.
Schöneberg in early spring. Aljosha sleeps with Levon and tells his girlfriend about it in the evening. Yara is about to show a film in Venice. Noelia is already thinking about someone else. They all depart but yet remain alone in their experiences.
After discovering a magical diary, Iris turns the tables on her abusive, alcoholic husband.
“Everything I Saw Was Meant for You” is a film seen through the screens of others. Recorded in public spaces, it follows the circulation of sounds and images carried by devices that increasingly frame everyday life. The film takes the logic of the endless feed as its editing structure: an open-ended cinema that reshapes itself, where sonic fragments appear, disappear and reconnect as attention drifts. Each screen leads into another stream that pays out in seconds, then spins again.
Trapped in a series of looping dream timelines, Nyra is hunted by an unknown killer and must find a way to escape before the cycles consume her.
Plastic waste. The sea washes ashore what remains. Plastic does not break down; it only changes, becoming smaller, less visible, more dangerous. On the Croatian Adriatic coast, people are watching the growing pollution of the sea with great concern and considering what they can do about it. Even if only on a small scale.
Two men share moments of intimacy while one of them questions the **superficiality of a relationship that, despite its length, was never truly built**. Between desire, silence, touch, and fleeting smiles, **unease rises from a shallow bond sustained by the fear of diving deeper and truly feeling**.
Frankie has been hit by lightning seven times, often during milestones such as a first date, graduation, or a job interview.
For 30 years, the Artnauts—a global collective of artists—have brought contemporary art to places the elite art world rarely reaches: the Colombian Amazon, Rwanda’s Kigali Genocide Memorial, and the Korean Demilitarized Zone. Rooted in the belief that art must be understood within its social context, the collective’s 256 exhibitions have become sites of burgeoning friendship, reflection, and exchange. At its center is founder Dr. George Rivera, whose early encounters with racism and classism planted the question that continues to drive the Artnauts: How do we stop hate with love?
A novice filmmaker delves into an unresolved case from the past, unwittingly awakening ancestral forces that begin to transform her and those around her in dark ways
Sheriff Keith deals with Family relationships.