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When Maya loses the tiny switch that helps her navigate corporate life, she’s forced to face a high-stakes day at work without the tool she relies on to fit in.
A recent college graduate house-sitting for her ailing grandfather finds herself caught in a deadly cat-and-mouse game with thieves who become haunted by something supernatural protecting her in the mysterious mansion.
A dapper “dead-body” cleaner faces a crazy day that leads to darkly funny moments as he confronts life and death.
After a childhood scarred by the imprisonment of his parents for murder and abuse while in foster care, Tabaré, freshly out of prison himself, embarks on a journey to uncover the painful truth of his past, rebuild fractured family bonds and break free from inherited trauma.
After a variety of mysterious gifts and good deeds pop up around Honey's Guesthouse, Brittany tries to uncover who amongst the visitors is behind it in this charming Christmas whodunnit.
The great war — in all its manifestations of death and the thirst for life, the sorrow of loss and the happiness of those who survived, the relationships between friends and enemies, children and parents, people and animals, entire worlds — cannot be captured in a single story. That is why this film will unfold in several novellas, united by the theme of war that has become our life.
Follows a writer who begins getting calls from a government appointed censor who is tasked with monitoring his online output for ‘public security purposes’ and has a front row seat to his every move. Within that space—where things are created, consumed, edited and debated—a strange and unlikely connection occurs.
Aubervilliers, a Parisian working-class suburb, in the 1980s: Fatsah Bouyahmed, then in his teens, recalls the past and revives solidarity-filled life stories from the archive footage.
The filmmakers present the stories of ordinary people across three segments of this anthology film: "Trust," "Frenzy," and "Conscience." The lives of the protagonists have been ruthlessly ground down by a modern-day scourge: fraud. Much is said and written today about the complex world of information technology and the importance of protecting oneself and one’s loved ones. Yet, not everyone possesses the caution, skepticism, wariness, and high level of awareness needed to stay safe; consequently, people of all ages and social backgrounds fall prey to scammers.
A young music teacher named Ivan falls ill with a condition that seems indistinguishable from an ordinary flu. He tries to continue his everyday life but the symptoms do not subside and only intensify, gradually distorting his perception of the world and of himself.
For its creators, this film became, in a sense, a labor of love and duty. *Yuri Butusov: Drums Within* is a film about the director’s talent, his confrontation with reality, his mission, and love. Those featured in the film—Butusov’s students, actors who worked with him, his former classmates, close associates, and his "gang"—were unanimous: knowing and working with him was never, and could never have been, just another project. He changed the people he met and transformed the space around him; he would stir things up and create a swell of energy—making the whole cauldron boil. Yet, often enough, he himself found himself powerless against that very tide. Making a film about such a man—avoiding the trap of turning him into a monument and ensuring the result was anything but banal—was a formidable challenge for the filmmakers. They worked on the project for over a year, gathering a wealth of rare archival material and interviewing dozens of people.
After his father’s death, Rajan and his mother, Chalu, struggle to claim his pension and repay his debts. A search for a missing name leads Rajan on a journey that transforms him from a greedy young man into a generous one.
Benny Feldman's debut stand-up special. Filmed at The Bell House in Brooklyn.
Iván travels to a deserted island to reunite with his boyfriend, but tragedy strikes. In search of answers, he takes part in a ritual with a shaman… and something sinister crosses the threshold.
In the auto-fiction film L'enquête de mon cœur, French filmmaker Philippe Vallois wakes up to a strange reality: evidence and witnesses prove he spent the winter in a passionate romance with Bruno, a young Brazilian man. However, the director suffers from complete amnesia regarding the last three months. With Bruno already back in Brazil, Vallois launches a personal investigation to uncover his own forgotten story. Blending documentary and fiction, he attempts to piece together and virtually relive the romance using video footage from his camera, his personal journal, and the accounts of close friends.
When a young altar boy encounters the devil during a foot-washing ritual, he must confront the supposed incompatibility of his non-normative sexuality and his faith. Devotion, dominance, ecstasy and shame exist side by side in both cases, shaped by a longing for intimacy and acceptance.
In 1880, an inexperienced prosecutor must indict a group of people accused of witchcraft and murder on the island of Chiloé. Meanwhile, a young peasant girl, to save her grandfather from the condemnation of the state, must be initiated into witchcraft.