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A pitcher who can't throw strikes and his unlikely manager form a heartfelt bond.
Twenty One Pilots taking over Electric Castle’s Main Stage with an unforgettable show, bringing thousands of fans together for one of EC12’s biggest moments.
Evil is in the eye of the beholder.
Claudia is a girl like many other 20-years-olds, torn between past and future loves, but she has a peculiarity. When feelings overwhelm her, when she get excited or angry, she turns into a creature with white wings, tusks and feline paws. Her story is about abuse and protection, about growing up, about change: but most of all, it is about finding the courage to show others who we really are, and about being ready to take this risk.
Without a place of their own, trans lovers Grace and Billy find intimacy in an extra-dimensional room; but just like the city outside, the room itself threatens to swallow them whole.
A trip to a road side grave turns into a whirl of emotions as two people struggle to process the loss of a loved one.
Omega follows a special operations unit led by a commander known as The Artist. After missions behind enemy lines, humour, shared habits, and rituals become what hold them together, allowing them to hold on to one another when returning from the very heart of hell. They are used to being seen as steel-clad “rexes”, and their operations are rarely spoken of out loud. But who is really hiding behind the masks?
Southern Germany, 1984. Under the growing pressure of the Cold War, eleven-year-old Frieda begins to sense that her family conceals a secret, passed down through generations. Searching for the truth about her missing sister, she pushes back against the adults’ silence with the power of her imagination, as the fear finds its echo within her family.
Isn't it strange how few personal stories we know about something experienced by millions of women? Inside is a poetic exploration of abortion through the memories of women who have lived it. Fragmented reflections unfold through the language of flowers, archival footage, and abstract imagery, while the world outside presses in through expectations, judgment, and a noise that was never truly theirs to carry.
Charleston is a 1977 Italian comedy film written and directed by Marcello Fondato. It reprises the style of the film The Sting.
A handsome young man arrives in an Amish community claiming to be homeless. He's taken in and treated with particular kindness by a widowed mother, but she soon discovers he isn't who he claims to be.
Pushed by the precision of a demanding rehearsal, a young actress navigates the quiet tension between who she is and who she feels she needs to be.
An autistic documentary filmmaker studies two neurotypicals, trying to understand their shared way of being through objects, language and small social gestures. As the day draws on, his sense of alienation slowly emerges.
In a Rayalaseema village, three carefree friends who dream big but dodge responsibility spot a chance to make easy money during the local elections. Their scheme ends up deceiving the voters and their own families, until the consequences catch up with them.
Bonnie & Clyde live on the margins, bound together by status, devotion, and a shared defiance of a world that has already written their ending.