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A radio that's always playing. Two sisters in a room. Greta looks after Anna while a secret hangs over them. Not everything is as it seems, and the noise never stops.
An ordinary working day at a metallurgical plant — a place where clouds are born and rivers of fire flow; a place where everything feels like a dream turned into memory. Dedicated to the steelworkers of Azovstal.
In an “LGBT-free zone” in the countryside, LGBTQIA+ people do not make themselves visible. This is how an intimate film came into being — one that does not seek to find them, but to understand the reasons for their apparent absence. These reasons emerge through conversations with local residents and in public spaces. Is it possible to live while remaining partially invisible?
The hybrid film Sunstrokes portrays a group of young adults in Los Angeles, California, as they drift between parks, flats, and cars. By integrating documentary techniques with fictional interventions, the film explores the social interactions of its characters as they navigate their relationships and identities.
The Vijay Theory (2026) is a Hindi short film that explores unemployment, middle-class struggles, family pressure and societal expectations.
Two naïve woodland creatures stumble inside a towering Giant and discover a euphoric world of spectacle. But when one falls under its spell, the other uncovers a terrifying truth behind the Giant’s entranced inhabitants.
Described as 'The Office' meets 'Frankenstein', blending satirical monster movie tropes with screwball relationship comedy. Featuring high-end traditional animation, Death Castle promises a distinctive visual appeal and a bold comedic tone.
Filmed in Milan and Sofia, the film traces the fate of one of the most influential print media outlets in European history, whose traditions are preserved today solely by its Bulgarian editorial team.
A young mouse, lonely for a friend, takes up a board game with the wind.
On a remote Swedish island, a sheltered farmer is forced beyond the boundaries of his isolated life, confronting autonomy, fear, and the fragile possibility of connection.
In the days after 9/11, New York City Marathon organizers and city, state, and federal officials faced an unprecedented question: Should one of the world's largest marathons move forward in a city still reeling from unimaginable loss?
As Flight PR2002 flies home, an unexpected occurrence happens in this wacky suspenseful comedy.
The documentary is a production of the Sociedad Bíblica Trinitaria that tells the story of the translation and preservation of the Bible in Spanish.
Johnny Jokester cracks some jokes
After a humiliating loss, a young boxer fights to win his final match, but must overcome his father’s expectations and find his own way to fight.
In this FADER doc, presented in partnership A24 Music, Audio-Technica, and Air, get a glimpse into rising singer Sophia Stel’s free-flowing and collaborative process. Shot in her hometown of Vancouver, just weeks before the release of her debut album, ‘the greatest album of all time,’ the documentary touches upon Stel’s passion for skateboarding, her sheltered upbringing on Vancouver Island, and how music provided a space for expression and freedom for her in her early life.
Short hypnotizing documentary about the train station and it’s problems.
