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Emil, who was less a boy and more a quiet, watchful mystery, is now a gentle ghost in the machine of memory. He communicates not with words, but through feelings, memories, and the strange, persistent animation of objects.
The Glutton eats too much.
"i <3 seals" is a music video by American underground rapper bleood, directed by noahsocold. Released on YouTube on April 24, 2026, it promotes bleood's song of the same name, matching its woozy, rage-tinged sound.
Four sons reunite after their father's death, facing the question of who will continue his legacy. But the real question is… should they continue it at all?
Eighty years after the atomic bomb, the city center of Hiroshima is today a wonderful park. It was created to commemorate the victims and to serve as a reminder of the past. Taking a stand against the threat of nuclear weapons, with the hope that such horrors will never happen again.
Finn Horsman’s video
"I THINK WE SHOULD ROLL"
Told from the perspective of her grandson, Rita returns back to the Philippines after years apart. Family, nostalgia, pain sitting exactly where they were before.
When his brother goes missing, Myles must confront himself to find him.
Here in Monte Alegre, we dream of land, we dream of water, of the sky; we dream of things that exist and things that do not yet exist. A film created as part of a cinema workshop in the *quilombola* community of Monte Alegre, in Cachoeiro de Itapemirim, Espírito Santo.
a janitor has a unfortunate encounter that leads to his demise.
The reclusive Jennifer grapples with a life tied together by a thread, when she begins to question the reality of the love between her and her boyfriend, Albert, things begin to gruesomely unravel...
Haunted by a mysterious voice telling him, “I want you dead,” Happy begins suffering from terrifying disturbances that follow him into the night. As sleepless nights turn into violent encounters and unexplained occurrences, he seeks help from a psychiatrist but soon realizes that whatever is haunting him may be far closer than he imagined.
A First Nations woman asks herself, "What is Indigenous Joy?" A short Super 8mm film, produced as part of the Winnipeg Film Groups’ Super 8 Special Film Incubator.
Light is motion, motion is time, time is a bird. Repetitive, seasonally cyclical process of recording Icelandic webcam screenshots, this time focusing on the light monsters that through camera lenses and glass fibres travel great underwater intercontinental distances. Visually encoded in this film is the message, "There is no valid reference frame in which light is at rest."
In 1920, Teresa and Maria live on a farmhouse. Maria does all the housework: she looks after Teresa, cooks, washes clothes, sews, and sings to her at bedtime. But when Teresa falls asleep, Maria doesn't rest; she continues with her chores. A visit from a neighbor arouses Teresa's curiosity, making her daily routine more interesting.
‘Where Little Gods Sleep’ is a documentary that explores the multi-faceted experiences of two of the Sin Ee Lye Heng troupe members, the third-generation successor Christine Ang, and apprentice Seri. Through their stories a comprehensive look at the steadfast troupe can be formed; Christine lovingly brings us back to her youth spent learning Iron-rod puppetry and the cultural teachings that came with the practice, while Seri offers a newer perspective on the craft. Ultimately, Where Little Gods Sleep is a story about old traditions, how time has moulded them as arts and society evolve, what we can give to our passions, and more importantly, what they can give back to us.