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In the picturesque village of Mazan in Southern France, known for the Gisèle Pélicot rape case, three women embark on a journey to heal from domestic and sexual violence by doing horse therapy sessions.
A nervous couple on a first date finds out they have a lot in common. But how much do they really know about each other?
A character study of a friend, compiled from a stockpile of voicemails.
When Mark films his friend's birthday party, he finds a stranger slowly intercept the party. Mark must therefore try to figure out the stranger's identity before the stranger completely takes over.
Tells the true story of Ramla Ali, who fled Somalia with her family as a young girl, seeking asylum in London from the civil war. As a teenager, she pursued her love of boxing, but did so secretly as she knew her family would disapprove. Ali became the first boxer, male or female, to represent Somalia at the 2020 Olympic Games and made history after winning the first ever professional female boxing match in Saudi Arabia.
After his sister Eva is kidnapped, a young man sets out with his father to find her. As they drive through the night, tensions rise, old conflicts resurface, and the situation begins to spiral out of control.
As the world falls apart, a woman's ex-husband asks her for one last, huge favor: to end his life before he changes.
Elena, a "half" Japanese high school girl, struggles with her identity. While constantly watched, she discovers she's also being watched by something else—a monster that can only be seen through her smartphone and heard through her earphones.
"The Quiet Hour" is a gripping, intimate drama set over the course of one relentless night shift in an NHS hospital, where overworked nurse Riya battles exhaustion, guilt, and the ghosts of past mistakes while caring for her patients. As she juggles a collapsing system, an understaffed ward, and a stream of emergencies—from dying patients to Fred, a combative amputee, and a medical error that nearly costs a life—her professional composure begins to fracture. Haunted by the memory of a young girl she couldn’t save and the growing distance from her teenage daughter, Riya’s night spirals into a raw reckoning with compassion, burnout, and the quiet heroism that holds the health service together.
After a family prayer, Sara and Elie return home with an object they stole from their aunt. This decision leads them to experience a night in which a power outage triggers an inevitable encounter. A book, a song, and a house shrouded in darkness.
Poor penmanship sends two suburban drug dealers on a paranoid spiral when a mysterious note appears on their doorstep.
Elsa remembers her mother truly happy only when she was singing. As a child, she and her twin brother would secretly watch her perform at The Little Onne Theatre. Now grown, Elsa sings on the same stage, in the same flower-covered dress her mother once wore.
Through animated text, layered sound recordings and reimagined protest songs from the 1947 Egba Market women’s revolt, this immersive work creates a sonic redress to colonial narratives of Nigeria.
In the eclectic world of Venice Beach, three artists searching for purpose find their lives unexpectedly intertwined.
When a restless young woman starts fixating on a mysterious car parked outside of her apartment, the night takes a dangerous turn.
This summer, the Tour de France is finally coming by the tiny village of Laventour. For our 8-years-old Sophie, there’s no way her big brother Benoît can miss it. Once the village’s cycling champion, he hasn’t spoken, left his room or shown any interest for the outside world for months. But Sophie isn’t giving up that easily : the peloton is coming… and so are they!