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Seventeen-year-old Yasmin discovers an intimate video of her has been shared without her consent and tries to remove it and identify who circulated it.
Drift is an intimate exploration of what it means to be trapped in the sick body. This collaborative film tries to make the edges of the body visible and gesture towards the in-between state of sickness, loneliness and the domestic.
A woman contacts her husband after death
Medicine Ball follows Native college athletes Lexus and Leroy as they uncover their university’s dark history as a former Indian boarding school, revealing how basketball is more than a game—it’s a symbol of hope, resilience, and cultural pride in Native communities.
A repressed son's subconscious revolt against his tyrannical father forces a final reckoning with the family legacy.
Leading to the upcoming parliamentary elections, the Faculty of Dramatic Arts' beloved cat, Slavko, returns to defeat the big bad Wolf, symbolizing the victory of the student resistance movement over the corrupt state government.
A one minute short film where the main character finds themselves late for school.
A girl cannot escape the unease she feels in the swimming pool, until a duck suddenly appears. It seems not to care about anything at all.
All bodies are made of water – and the water around us keeps rising. A poetic-meditative experiment in black-and-white that blends biography and melting glaciers.
Three siblings accidentally damage their father’s sledge, the family’s main source of income. Determined to make things right, they set out to earn money to cover the damage. But when they find a bag full of cash, they face a difficult choice: keep it or return it to its rightful owner?
A team of ancient Greek mercenaries is hired to rescue a governor's daughter from a cult. But the dead are coming back to life
What would animals do on the toilet? Let's find out!
Baaldo is an emerging artist who is in the process of creating what will be the second album of his career. However, everything becomes complicated along the way when a health issue arises that may leave him unable to sing again.
In Mumbai’s Bhavani Nagar slum, domestic worker Vimal and her daughter Sonali reflect on education and ambition. Vimal never attended school and hoped Sonali would secure an office job, but Sonali was diagnosed as a “slow learner.” The film portrays their bond with work, learning, and each other.
A trans woman tries to find a job.
A behind-the-scenes look at going to the movies, from the projection booth.
Chairman Kakku