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When a long-anticipated wildfire approaches, a young girl struggles to say goodbye to the only home she’s ever known.
Mike just wrapped a late-night shoot when four masked men jump him in the parking lot, pistol-whip him and drive off with his whole camera package. He wants his gun. Jada wants the one thing they left behind: a chapstick that fell out of a robber's pocket. Magic is high tonight, and four robbers are about to find out why you think twice before you mess with the wrong ones.
Livorno, summer 1984. Three sculpted heads emerge from the water. The art world hails them as authentic works by Modigliani. The only problem is: they are fakes. This is the incredible story of a hoax that spiraled out of control. The story of a fraud. The story of a death under circumstances that were never fully explained. One of the greatest art scandals of all time. One of the most intricate mysteries in the history of art—and, at the same time, a crystal-clear example of how a beautiful lie can always overpower, and be preferred to, any reality.
Every wish has a price, especially the ones made without thinking. When two people have the same desire, accidents are sure to occur!
Danae works at a bar, but dreams of becoming a ballet dancer. She is one of the many young women in Athens struggling to make ends meet. She decides to become an egg donor. Why not? Sounds like it comes at no cost. But the procedure is not that simple.
Moments after Thalia is sexually assaulted, she spends the afternoon with a friend. The world she once knew looks completely different to her now.
In remote British Columbia, wildfires have become part of everyday life. The communities the film follows carry deep losses, visible in the burned forests and in the roadside posters of missing loved ones, many of them young women. Yet life here is shaped as much by resilience and solidarity as it is by grief. Nikola Klinger has made a film about people facing complex challenges who nonetheless believe in a better future. By weaving together the interconnected lives of the locals, the film creates a layered portrait of the landscape and the people’s bond with the wilderness, its magic and its myths. Residents live in the shadow of unsolved deaths and the disappearances of young people, finding an escape from their troubles in community solidarity and modern-day rituals, such as the demolition derby at the local wreck yard. “There is something alive out there in the bush; you can feel it, but you can’t see it.”
How did a miner’s son from working-class Yorkshire, who rose to become television’s greatest interviewer and die a knighted Sir, never truly believe in himself? A revelatory portrait of Michael Parkinson – the man behind the ‘Parky’ icon as told in his own words and from those closest to him.
A poet who brought his wife back to life through poetry.
Through his late brother’s love of origami, a teenager discovers how a simple fold can connect memory, science, medicine, and hope.
Seven protagonists with penises, seven inner worlds: their thoughts unfold in moments of self-pleasure.
The story of a young German boy and his father who befriend a Jewish family during WWII.
29-O Dana reconstructs the decisive hours of the floods that struck Valencia province on 29 October 2024, tracing the warnings that arrived and the choices made as the emergency unfolded. Alongside relatives of those who died, the film confronts the political response—and the questions the disaster leaves unresolved.
The ten-minute Pragmatognossia plays with the letters of the Greek alphabet, through the voice of a small child who is coming out into the world for the first time. Old photographs, worn documents, faded seals, handwritten notes, tax registers, invoices, stamps, ... cracks in time but also little flames that keep the entire memory of the state alive, frame by frame".
Majd and Shahfaisal live together in a residential group for unaccompanied refugee minors in Germany. Here, in the protected environment of the group, for the first time after fleeing, they should be able to live a life true to who they really are: teenagers who are just developing a personality, have dreams and are looking for their place in society. But how is this supposed to work if they are not even part of this society due to their refugee status?
Part II of the "Dream" duology. He opens a book and falls asleep. What he sees is not a nightmare. It's a walk to the sea. Two seagulls. And feelings they never had before.