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By the light of the blinding moon, mother of solitude.
"Watsky x Infinity" is the visual film for the album "x Infinity". The 2016 visual album by rapper and poet George Watsky features 18 interconnected music videos for each song on his album of the same name.
During the American colonial period in Brgy. Paraiso, Sagay City, Negros Occidental, the American-owned Insular Lumber Company established one of the largest hardwood logging operations in the world under a government forest concession. The film follows Caloy, a young laborer sent to deliver the payroll to a hacendero’s mansion on the night a catastrophe descends upon Sagay. As it tears through the workers’ settlement, the hacendero couple remains sheltered inside their mansion.
Wahyu, the child of an officer, joins a protest where his father, Rama, is on duty, thereby jeopardizing their father-child relationship.
Singer-songwriter and self-proclaimed history nerd Paris Paloma performs new arrangements of her songs with a choir and string section at the Museum of Fine Arts in Ghent. Through insights into the works of Hieronymus Bosch, Camille Claudel, Elisa de Gamond and others, she highlights the feminist influence on her songs and her life.
Hiro, a young Korean man in Japan, meets Aoi, a digital artist from a wealthy but restrictive family. As their relationship deepens, they visit a charkha studio, inspiring Hiro to create music again. Aoi rejects her family’s corporate expectations and stays at Hiro’s mother’s house. When Hiro gets an unexpected music opportunity in New York, they plan to go together, but Aoi’s father pressures them to separate.
Two female investigators are called to a mysterious crime scene. A penthouse apartment, locked doors and windows, no signs of forced entry, two bodies; the married couple who lived there are dead. Everything points to smoke inhalation, since a fire had been lit in the fireplace. But the medical examiner discovers unusual injuries in the neck region on both bodies. The autopsy reveals: she died from a broken neck; he was strangled—probably with a rope. The two investigate and uncover even more cold cases that follow the same pattern. A call about yet another crime scene reinforces their conviction that something is terribly wrong—and that supernatural forces may even be at play. Can they solve the cases before there are more victims? Will they perhaps find themselves caught up in the maelstrom of a malevolent curse? Or have the investigators been led down the wrong path?
A landscape film built around a slow descent, from snow-covered summits into the depths of a frozen abyss. Light and sound slip inexorably downward until they encounter a strange presence: a sine wave transformed into a voice, unreal, obsessive, and spectral. Borrowed from John Milton’s Paradise Lost, the title Which Way I Fly Is Hell evokes a trajectory of descent in which every direction seems to lead deeper into the abyss.
More than three decades into an extraordinary career, Swedish progressive rock pioneers The Flower Kings return with HOPE, their 18th studio album and one of the most ambitious statements of their storied journey. Balancing refined musicianship with fearless creativity, the album is both a celebration of the band's legacy and a bold leap forward, embracing the grand, cinematic scope and adventurous spirit that have made them one of progressive rock's most beloved acts. Blu-ray (Dolby Atmos & 24bit Stereo Mixes) World Spinning - The Final Curtain (18:45) In a World of Fools (5:35) Mars & Minerva (4:40) The Gods Of Rome (28:15)
At 2:17 AM in a quiet izakaya, two women find an awakening of desire, sparked by a humble tamagoyaki. Moist, rolling, layering—a culinary rhythm that mirrors their fleeting yet fierce night together. As dawn breaks, the tamagoyaki takes its final shape, and both women quietly emerge transformed.
In a village beneath a geothermal power plant, a local militia controls public order as a cover for its illegal operations. One night, a confrontation with Mala (50), a father who begins questioning their authority, ends in his murder. Hours earlier, he entrusts his karinding to his son, Gal (25), as if passing on a final mission. After witnessing his father's death, Gal accuses the militia, but no one believes him. Guided by the karinding, he enters a realm where myth and reality converge to uncover the truth and awaken his community's forgotten conscience.
The fate of the storied Parisian maternity clinic Les Lilas already seems sealed: it is not pro table enough. An unsentimental elegy about the staff, the patients and their fight.
This drug awareness short follows Billy, a teenager who smokes weed for the first time and turns his night into a hellish nightmare.
Charlie and Sage Jackson are growing up in a world where the rules don’t affect everyone equally. As their family faces pressures shaped by law and circumstance, the siblings must navigate questions of belonging, opportunity, and the futures available to them. Faultline is a social drama about the systems that shape young lives—and the people too often left out of the story.
Follow Pete as he explores the struggles of an overwhelming new environment and finds comfort in the small things that remind him of home.