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YOU'RE LATE is an independent short film written, directed, and produced by Neeraj Patel and Grey Silhouette Films
Somewhere in the mountains there is a magic land that raises the dead. The protagonist sets out to find it and bring back his dead brother. The further he travels, the further he is from his goal.
A transgender woman miraculously becomes pregnant with the second coming of Christ.
In the dark black-and-white underwater city, "I" live in a helmet to breathe. "I," who was craving light on the surface, suddenly encounters light flashing from all directions...
In a single room over the course of one night, a lonely young teen talks with an unseen person, and a quiet conversation about feelings turns into a confrontation with the trust issues and buried pain pushing her towards a breaking point.
Painting Cathedral Rock is an experimental work in which painting, performance and film converge to explore landscape, ritual, colonialism and the fragile boundaries between spectacle, spirituality and perception.
Time dwells within all that flows. I live in the Ogura-ike Reclaimed Land in Kyoto. Wind, water and lines of cars pass across this land. On the highway, time moves straight toward the future. Yet there are places where time flows backward—rivers, forests, shrines and villages, where time returns to its source. The echo of wind chimes that rang here a hundred years ago still resonates today.
Julka is a Slovenian-speaking eight-year-old girl who has two friends, Danilo and Marko, with whom she is inseparable. Their lives change drastically when the fascist regime bans the use of local and minority languages and begins a period of persecution and oppression. One day, a teacher hears Julka speaking Slovene in class, so he punishes her and uses violence to enforce his excessive nationalism.
The story of Friar Elia and the Boy continues. In this new look at modern society, we will see two lives face the difficulties of their journeys. ONLY ON YOUTUBE
A charismatic man keep getting more and more debts and decides to make a strong decision...
The film is dedicated to front-line propaganda groups that performed during the Great Patriotic War practically on the line of combat contact.
The film tells about the times when the rainbow sang and the animals talked to the children. There was a girl who lived with an evil and greedy shaman. The girl had little strength, but she had a lot to do. The girl had a friend, a Bear, who helped and supported her in everything. The shaman did not like this friendship and he killed the bear.
A mysterious creature lives in an old Persian house and has a special journal filled with pictures of people. The creature tapes a picture of a girl to an empty page of the journal and the same girl comes to the house to shoot photos. But does she know that the creature is watching her through the window?
Fed up with his friend being made fun of, a teenage boy defends his friend and his own honor.
A birthday boy meets a lost a stranger on the Jakarta MRT.
Ben gets a letter stating that he has been deemed not suitable to raise a child, aka Crewmate. He must give up the child, or he will be at risk of losing his home. Not wanting to be separated from his child, but also not wanting to lose 2 homes in a year, Ben tries to find as many legal loopholes as possible to ensure he can keep both his home and child, but eventually, he'll need to come to a choice.
An introduction from one party to another.
An experimental documentary where descendants get to be in the same space with their deceased family member once again. While Mom and the Aunties are busy with Grandpa’s memorial day, his spirit comes back to visit without them knowing.
Mother Nature is an abstract exploration of the natural world and its ongoing struggle for survival. Shot on 16mm, the film uses texture, movement and form to express the tension between resilience and destruction within nature’s fragile ecosystems. The film has been physically altered through a series of material interventions—baked in an oven, bleached, hand-painted and scratched—transforming the celluloid itself to mirror the erosion, violence and beauty found in nature’s own processes. The experimental soundtrack was created by capturing the hidden sounds of plants through sensitive microphones, amplifying the subtle vibrations and internal rhythms of organic life.