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Something Kinda Freaky is a queer, horror-inspired romantic comedy short film that takes place in New York City.
118th installment of "Honto ni Atta! Noroi no Video," a film series that compiles paranormal videos submitted by the public.
In her final moments, a young woman reflects on her life as she recounts gruesome events from the past.
Jake’s winter season takes an unexpected turn as he tries his best to give his daughter, ex-wife, and dog a memorable Christmas Day.
Tenderness by the hour. Two teenagers check into a cheap hourly hotel for their first time and stumble, red-faced, into their first real moment of closeness. Mara Cohn tells an unvarnished, laconic and moving coming-of-age story somewhere between fumbling and feeling.
Pioneers, Written and Directed by Cooper Shelton, follows four young boys who venture down into ancient underground city, with one goal. Find an ancient giant that supposedly terrorized the civilization that dominated the depths a millennium ago.
A documentary about Thai political conflicts and the Thai monarch's brilliance in jazz music.
A mistake made at dinner with his girlfriend, Arlo, opens some deep wounds for Marcus that may lead to the collapse of their relationship.
A very special TV event packed full of your favourite memories, rare archival footage, never before seen bloopers, personal reflections and many surprises.
An FBI agent on the brink of losing his job gets one last chance to save his employment by completing a top secret mission.
Set in Viking Age Iceland, Hamrammr is a short historical film about grief, revenge, and the consequences of blood feud. Following the death of his wife, Egil sets out to confront the man responsible. As grief and anger take hold, the boundaries between the living and the dead begin to blur.
Thirty villages, each with a different landscape of life, and one sea that embraces them all. This documentary records the scenery, the people and the traces of life layered there over a long time. Like the incoming tide, time keeps flowing into the villages and out again. Some leave; others return. The villages change little by little. Yet the sea is still there, and so are the people's memories and lives. The film slowly observes the memories of home and the time of life held by those who have lived alongside the sea.
An experimental portrait of the intellectual spirit, energy and story behind a bookstore named after Virginia Woolf in Bogotá, Colombia. Shot on 16mm film that was hand-processed at La Javeriana (Pontificia Universidad Javeriana) and funded by a 2023 Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award.
A short documentary exploring the life and legacy of queer Latinx civil rights leader Gloria Casarez. Produced over the course of a decade, the film traces Gloria’s journey from her childhood in “the Badlands" of Philadelphia, to grassroots organizer in the anti-poverty and HIV/AIDS movements, to her historic appointment as the city’s first Director of LGBT Affairs. Told through a rich blend of personal archives and voices from her community, the film captures how Gloria’s "boots on the ground" philosophy broke down barriers to ensure everyone had a seat at the table and how her legacy serves as a blueprint to continue the fight against the erasure of marginalized communities.
A young child is forced to leave his country due to an outbreak of civil war.
‘while I was away' follows a group of four friends spending an ordinary day together, but beneath the laughter and nostalgia, one of them feels increasingly disconnected. As the day unfolds, memories and dreamlike moments blur the line between being surrounded by people and truly feeling present. A short film about friendship, isolation and the quiet distance we can feel, even when we're never physically alone.