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Valleys of the Earth is a story of redemption set in a post-apocalyptic United States several years after an enormous solar plunges Humanity into a new Dark Age. From the ashes, a militarized cult known as "the Watchers" rises. Led by their prophets, the Watchers believe this apocalyptic event was brought on by their Angels, and that it is as a means of giving humanity a fresh start. Isaac, our protagonist, attempts to flee his past and right his wrongs. Along the way, his story becomes entwined with Kellen, a young woman fiercely dedicated to upholding a promise she once made. If the two are to survive, they must learn to trust one another; however, the Watchers are everywhere, and will stop at nothing to recover what they have lost.
"Greetings, my loyal fans! It is I, Ruff Ruffman—animated host extraordinaire, now tragically stuck in low-budget 2D—and I am BACK for an extra-special, definitely-not-a-desperate-one-time-thing reboot of FETCH! This time for all you adults out there! I’ve dragged former FETCHer Shreya and GBH Intern Holly away from their precious smartphones to navigate the perilous streets of Boston and NYC completely offline, guided only by physical maps, raw instinct, and GBH transportation guru Jeremy Siegel. Watch now—because your views are literally the only thing keeping my boss from canceling me again, and if this works, we're bringing the show back for real... and taking over grown-up television!"
A TV Gardener who discovers that the people whose garden he is working on aren't actually people at all but evil aliens from another planet and he has to defeat them before it's too late.
Created in 1994 with the goal of housing ten thousand people, the Dzaleka camp now has a population of 44,000 refugees. These are people fleeing political, religious, and ethnic conflicts in various countries, mostly the Democratic Republic of Congo. Living in poverty and victims of prejudice, the refugees are not allowed to leave the camp. Faced with this situation of abandonment, four young people came together to bring dignity, work, education, and above all, hope to the people of Dzaleka through the philosophy of Ubuntu.
Unsuccessful actor Ben unexpectedly becomes the full-time parent of his nine-year-old daughter, Zoey, whom he has only seen every other weekend, after her mother is hospitalized following an overdose. Shot over a span of ten years, ZOEY & BEN follows their journey through life's triumphs and setbacks, charting Ben's transformation from a self-absorbed dreamer into a compassionate family man, and Zoey's evolution from a traumatized little girl into a confident young woman.
Shattered by his grandmother's death, Trizado, a depressed film student, sets off on a sensory journey. Interweaving family archives, tactile textures, and substance use, he contemplates grief, guilt, and a growing emotional disconnect from the world around him.
In wintertime Berlin, a cyclist finds a letter. A letter written from exile. Between documentary images and fictional scenes, the film unfolds as a reflection on home, distance, and absence.
A gripping psychological folk-horror feature film inspired by Trinbagonian folklore.
Joe Adkins, a giant pumpkin growing veteran based in Wheaton, Illinois, embarks on a quest to grow his first 2,000-pound pumpkin.
Beginning with a conversation with a man. Those conversations may have truly happened, or they may exist only within his own mind. In an attempt to hold on to something, he steals objects from his ex-boyfriend—things that seem useless, insignificant, and easily forgotten. As reality and imagination gradually blur together, he finally comes to understand where a relationship ultimately ends.
An extremely lonely man enters an online friendship with a serial killer.
Guayule, a plant native to the desert Southwest, is a natural source of non-latex rubber. During World War II, the Japanese Empire’s occupation of much of Southeast Asia meant that the Allies lost access to major sources of natural rubber. In a remarkable story of skill, resilience, and ingenuity, Japanese Americans incarcerated at Manzanar and elsewhere worked to cultivate guayule and dramatically improve methods for extracting rubber from the plant. Little Guayule: The Lost Manzanar Rubber Project helps bring this little-known chapter of Manzanar history to light.
Svenja longs to be closer to her father Ralf. Throughout her life, the globetrotter and multiple family founder was more often away than at home. When Ralf is diagnosed with terminal cancer, it suddenly becomes unclear whether they can overcome the distance that has grown between them. A seemingly mundane family tradition helps: playing rummy.
Comedy hybrid short film following a Tuk Tuk driver who, while being questioned by two officers, recounts his previous night’s surreal experiences through an animated "stoned" lens. Five stories overlap as Hamama, the Tuk Tuk driver, tries to figure out what Hossam and Refaat want to know specifically Hossam, who came here for a truly weird reason.
A terminally ill woman chooses to have a child and spends her final days embracing motherhood with courage and love.
A young Scottish queer couple visit a futuristic bed shop where a simulator promises to reveal the perfect future for their relationship. Only it’s not quite what they had imagined.
Several years after a TV-related controversy, three former friends meet to make a film that explores the borders between fact and fiction.
After finding her mother drunk at a karaoke bar, a young woman reluctantly brings her home for the night. The two are forced to confront the complicated question of whether either of them truly love each other.