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An old external hard drive holds photographs of a father who is no longer there. Opening them, the director goes back into childhood — small scenes of family life, sounds, touches, and the image of a man who still lives in her memory. With the memories, the pain of loss returns as well.
Developed by Dr Antonia Hart, Historian in Residence for the Terenure area, in collaboration with Stefano Messori and Matt Sheedy of Podcast Dublin, the project brings together audio and video recordings created with local people over 60 who have lived, worked in, or been actively involved in the Terenure community. Through personal storytelling, I Remember Terenure preserves everyday memories and reflections, building a rich and lasting record of local life and identity.
In a world where life is uncertain and love a luxury, the ‘LoveCoin’ system is born. People check each other’s love, build trust, and keep records. Only a total of 100 at renewal grants rewards. In their fifth year, Jin-kyung and Seong-cheol skip scores, chasing a bonus. What will they truly find?
A nature recordist’s microphone becomes a lifeline to the wild, capturing echoes of a world that is struggling to be heard.
Five friends miss the last ferry off the Toronto Islands and try to wait out the night near the Gibraltar Point Lighthouse. A dead coyote, figures in the trees, and a cult drawn to the shoreline turn a familiar summer hang into a fight to survive until morning.
A poignant short documentary that explores the legacy of an iconic venue in Atlanta's Black LGBTQ+ community. Once a vibrant hub for connection and celebration, the club's sudden closure left a significant void in the lives of its patrons. Through archival footage and personal testimonials, the film chronicles the rich history of Club 708, reflecting on its cultural impact and the community's resilience in the face of loss. This documentary not only captures the essence of what the club represented but also imagines the possibilities of what could have been, highlighting the ongoing need for safe spaces in the community.
Part of "The Process Tapes"
A man who was adopted as a child, searches for his birth mother, only to uncover a truth that threatens to disrupt the very family he hoped to belong to.
When Trize notices that her friend, Mia, disappears every day at exactly 12:12 to make a private phone call, she becomes determined to find out who’s on the other end.
A very serious and poignant, never even remotely pretentious, film about table consumption and the meaning of life.
Enter a gamified dreamscape where AI turns bodies into data, pleasure into surveillance.
Inti, a guitarist who left his roots behind, returns to his homeland 25 years later and must confront the musical identity he once tried to erase.
A Survival guide on how to survive at Eastwood.
Dan and Kat are social media influencers on a couples vacation to Venezuela. When they accidentally hit a woman with their car, their picture-perfect getaway takes a dark turn. Rather than face the consequences, they attempt to hide the body and cover up what happened. Dark hilarity ensues as they scramble to evade accountability from both the law and the internet, while desperately maintaining their carefully curated online personas.
A top student, haunted by the pressure to succeed, finds her rigid equilibrium disrupted when she stumbles into unexpected journeys and quiet moments of self realisation through external circumstances. Until, for the first time, with naked, unguarded eyes, she peeks into the bright sunlight beyond the haze, and realises, she is freed from the soulless, uninvited notes, the world beyond that halo of light has always been waiting for her, to play out her own shining future.