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When Alice and Benj’s eight-year-old Jewish son, Ezra, is cast as King Herod in his school Nativity, the couple clash over whether to intervene. The debate escalates as the two argue over who has final say in an interfaith family. Benj, playing the ‘Jewish card’, insists they should stay out of it, scarred by memories of his own overbearing parents, that is, until he sees Ezra’s gleefully murderous rehearsal.
After a phone call with her grandmother, a granddaughter returns home for the holidays. Through their intimate conversations, two generations explore different perspectives on life, death, and what it means to cherish the time we have.
Two rookie crooks sabotage their own diamond deal with their idiotic conspiracy theories surrounding the sellers icepack.
A father and daughter meet for the first time in New York after Emma, a 20-year-old woman, completes her military service in the IDF and flies to New York in search of her father, who has ignored her existence since she was born in Israel.
Ravana Brahma, a carefree youngster, falls instantly in love with Julie and pursues her heart. When she mysteriously vanishes, he searches desperately to find her and uncover the secrets of her past.
A peculiar journey begins on Jeju Island. The artists transform into Sim Bong-sa and Ppaengdeok Eomeoni, slipping into a playful parody of The Tale of Simcheong, where reality and performance blur. A philosophical yet joyful road movie about failed artists restoring themselves.
The IRIS glasses can make anyone in front of you look like a completely different person. This is Maddie's last resort.
As a sickly man drifts through fragmented memories, music becomes the fleeting bridge between him and the love of his life.
Tsong enjoys his late-night activities, mindlessly scrolling through Facebook until he comes across a post about a recent police brutality incident. After commenting, he starts experiencing strange occurrences in his own home.
Inspired by Georges Perec’s A Man Asleep, the film examines contemporary alienation in a today’s emotionally numbed world of hyperconnectivity and endless information.
An old man unravels in a nightmarish reflection on aging, guilt, and the desperate wish to start over.
Five Guys had his heart. Michael Jackson had his feet.
Stuck in a loop regarding his career, financial well-being, and ability to reach life’s milestones, an aspiring screenwriter is forced to confront the realities of choosing his passion over practicalities. A tale as old as time for creative workers, this film ponders the choices we make for ourselves and others.
