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Yao's boyfriend (29) is murdered while she's delivering an order for her Chinese restaurant. Now alone, she has to run the restaurant while dealing with the indifference of the police, the municipality, the entire city, and the deceased's parents, who want to take over the business. While coping with grief and the mystery surrounding the crime, Yao also experiences a newfound freedom that leads her to seek a less solitary and more exciting life, trying to become increasingly involved with this new world she still has to discover.
After winning a chance to honor her late basketball-star twin sister, an awkward woman hires an unconventional basketball coach to prepare for a high-stakes free throw. As training grows increasingly unpredictable, an unlikely friendship challenges both women to confront grief, self-doubt, and the courage to believe in themselves.
An unknown creature enters the village, and the residents set out to drive it away...
Based on a true story, Dona Carlota leads a women’s soccer team from the suburbs of Rio de Janeiro on an international tour. Her home, which serves as the club’s headquarters and a space of freedom for the young women, challenges the prevailing morality and the dictatorship of the 1940s.
When chef Emily Parker takes a job at Verdonia's royal palace for Christmas, she begins a romance with the castle's handyman Nick. But she doesn't know he's really Prince Nicholas and that his parents already have a bride picked for him.
Luca is a teenager who loses his mother. On her deathbed, she gives him two letters: one for him and another for Ángel, his father, a renowned jazz musician whom Luca has never met. We follow Luca throughout the day as, motivated by his mother’s letter, he decides to deliver the letter to Ángel in an attempt to establish a bond with his father.
Jonathan and Dominik work together on a ship. After a while, the two of them find the courage to talk about what they have in common: They’re both afraid to be openly gay.
Using footage filmed in Peru in 1950 by a foreigner, Víctor writes a letter to his son to question the country he will inherit: among heartbeats and ruins, he searches for a hope that still endures amid disillusionment.
A new multimedia NieR orchestral production featuring full orchestra, chorus, vocalists Emi Evans and J’Nique Nicole, giant-screen visuals and a narrated story connected to the Pearl Harbor Descent Operation.
Federico, a journalist from Rome, finds himself the prime suspect following the murder of a young actor he had just met; he is forced to defend himself while his private life comes under scrutiny.
Kakizaki Yuji’s period film is not like the jidaigeki films we are used to. While it deals with themes of seppuku, duty, and loyalty to one’s masters and the shogun, we see very little in terms of action. Instead, the film focuses on the inner thoughts and struggles of the protagonist—who is ordered to perform a ritual suicide—his wife, and their entire household, all leading up to the final moment.
Determined to reveal a dark family secret to Jerron, Charlotte plays the cursed name-chanting game her grandmother swore off in the 1950’s South.
On the verge of breaking up with her chaser boyfriend, Willow has a chance encounter with another doll that could change her life over a game of DDR.
Canadian Jessi's search for her Romanian birth mother reveals a sister adopted under the same name and a web of lies.
This documentary celebrates Cadu Barcellos, a Black filmmaker from the Maré favela complex. In defiance of erasure, the film moves beyond tragedy to celebrate his light, ancestry, and legacy.
As the demands of working life begin to consume her, Weethara dreams one day that a pair of goat horns has grown from her forehead. The strange memory of encountering the Goatman as a child resurfaces, after being buried for fifteen years.
New movie by Tatiana Lohmann