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Undersea adventure in snowy city. A short cartoon film as a homage to Jacques Cousteau.
Lex Luthor deploys a robo-dog to hunt Superman and Supergirl, but the mission unravels when Krypto and the machine become best friends.
A man recounts four absurd stories in which he is always the lead: he can never repeat a word, a doctor edits his wife's brain, a mind-reading app gets jealous, and a mirror only tells the truth.
A man tells a journalist about the photos and memories from his childhood in home and village that will soon disappear for the new national capital city. With his brother, he returns to the places they once played, taking pictures and recreating stories as if the land was still the same.
Three friends search for a magic lake that mysteriously appeared in South Tunisia. While some people think it could be a curse, others believe that this appearance exists because of local practices and occult rituals. People search for it, seeking the prophetic qualities it is said to possess. Between tales, strange visions and possession, we get through a region that is still searching for something more.
Actress Robin Beck is thrown into a downward spiral when she hears rumors of the upcoming remake for the film that made her a star, PLACES! (dir. Bert Hayley, 1983).
Documentary concert film featuring 7 Ukrainian gothic bands based on the archival footage from 2005 rediscovered and edited in 2026.
A psychological thriller, about the unexpected death of a young girl, Max, haunting her older brother Liam through guilt-induced nightmares.
A suspicious man drifts apart from his girlfriend over conflicts surrounding their artistic careers, forcing him to put his marriage proposal on hold indefinitely. After the pair travels to the Tibetan regions together, their relationship crumbles completely, culminating in an unexpected ending.
Tensions rise and plans derail when a group of experienced art thieves reluctantly team up with a rookie informant.
In a forgotten Florida panhandle town, a lonely young woman responsible for a murder becomes fixated on inhabiting the mind of the case’s detective as fantasy and reality begin to blur.
A walk through memory as an attempt to say to someone gone what was left unsaid.
14 days ago, a comet ripped across the sky, unleashing the disaster now known as the Grayfall. Within hours, parasitic spores called Gray Matters transformed people into savage monsters known as Spikers, collapsing society overnight. Governments sealed off infected cities, buried the truth, and left the outbreak zones to rot. 16-year-old influencer Mai, refusing to believe the official story, breaks into Central Hospital—the outbreak’s ground zero—with her AI cobot, BooBoo. Inside, fear spreads faster than the infection as survivors turn on each other. After rescuing a little girl named Anna, Mai fights to escape a hospital overrun by Spikers. Her path collides with Ren Cade, a ruthless black-ops commander hunting her, while Dr. Theodore secretly pulls the strings from mission control. But Theodore has one more ace up his sleeve: Ares, a genetically engineered killing machine built for one job—and one job only: to take Mai down.
On New Years Eve, Investigator Oleg is asked to check out a case at his own apartment building where he discovers Santa Claus has been looking for him in this mind bending animation.
A day remembered differently by Seong-eun and Min-hyung, a couple on the verge of breaking up, unfold in three acts to bright, lively music. One day, they decide to make pasta together one last time before breaking up, and as tomatoes get mixed together with goldfish, Seong-eun and Min-hyeong’s memories begin to diverge.