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Follow Pete as he explores the struggles of an overwhelming new environment and finds comfort in the small things that remind him of home.
A mother gives birth to her newborn and gets filled with instant dread. She doesn’t want to see her child grow up and leave her. So she arranges to have her baby pushed back into her womb. Her son grows up inside of her, where she can keep him safe.
In a Romanian village, families gather to remember their dead through memorial rituals held at specific intervals after a person’s death.
Blending road movie, archival footage, and essayistic elements, this documentary chronicles a filmmaker's journey through the Balkans in search of the last Yu-Mex singers. Through a lost film by Emilio "El Indio" Fernández, this bittersweet story takes a playful approach in exploring how cinema and music migrate and are reinterpreted in distant contexts.
The sands of Haeundae Beach seem like a landscape that has always been there. Yet the elders who grew up here remember a different sand, silver in color. That sand was replaced, and even the fact of its replacement was erased. Following British naval charts, colonial-era promotional leaflets, military aerial photographs, and contemporary tourist postcards, the film reveals that the place we now call Haeundae is a sediment of images selected by outside gazes.
In the middle of London's mobile phone theft epidemic; a young woman with the reputation of one of the most gifted phone thieves is challenged by a notorious street gang leader to see just how good she really is, but is it a wise choice?
A groundbreaking 2024 University of Chicago study, presented at the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, has uncovered something stunning: more than 50 million American Christians now conceal private doubts about their faith—a quiet crisis of doubt hidden behind Sunday smiles. This nationally representative research—the first of its kind—reveals the emotional and social toll of concealment: anxiety, shame, family rupture, and the quiet unraveling of identity in communities where belief defines belonging.
Two old friends reunite and start a bond that unravels into something more than just friendship. When one of them has to leave the country for an internship, will their romance last?
Undead Elizabeth searches for her husband, for whom she was crafted.
Evelyn and Ben are being blackmailed by a coworker, which forces them to find a way to keep their secret safe before they're exposed to the company's president; Evelyn's husband.
Sadie relies on her fiancé Walt to fill in the substantial holes in her memory after a near-drowning, until a strange mark growing on her skin forces her to question if there’s more to the story.
Tomorrow is the funeral of Benedicte’s stepfather. She is 43, a psychologist, and a mother. She has to deal with her children’s anxieties about what to wear, see her patients before leaving, prepare sandwiches for the trip, and put up with her husband’s sarcasm. So far, she’s holding it together.
A journal entry brought to life, a woman explores grief and what remains of herself in the aftermath of loss. After years of numbing herself against emotions like anger and sadness, a moment of jealousy triggers new reflections and a journey of self-discovery. Or rather, re-discovery. In finding the courage to admit her feelings to herself, she recovers her strength to hope.
When a rising executive cancels their trip for another work obligation, her husband's hurt breaks open a marriage in which neither knew what the other was carrying.
After his best friend’s suicide, Jan returns from Belfast to Catalonia. With his ex-girlfriend Laura, he drives to their coastal hometown for the funeral. As distance gives way to memory, their guarded conversations uncover the unresolved fracture that once separated them.
Gage, an orphan, documents her final moments in Adelaide, Australia, before she moves across the world to be with her long-distance partner. As her partner is busy with work, he asks her to make a film for him.