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In 2014, Kaohsiung was struck by an unprecedented petrochemical gas explosion, exposing once again the city's unresolved dependence on heavy industry. Through a fictional investigation, this film adopts "voice" as its investigative method. Beginning with the ruptured petrochemical pipeline that caused the disaster, it gradually reveals the relationship between Kaohsiung's petrochemical industry and its citizens, while uncovering an industrial history that spans Taiwan's transition from authoritarian rule to democracy.
Betrayed and abandoned by his boss and childhood friend after a road crash, a truck driver must choose between the desire for revenge and the survival of his own values.
Sebastian Winterfold (Michael Louis Hassiepen) applies for the job of a lifetime.
Manolo is a young “barra brava”—a fan of the Deportivo Cali soccer club—who must flee the city with Camila, his pregnant girlfriend, after getting involved in a fight between rival fan groups. Manolo and Camila arrive at his grandfather’s house in the middle of the countryside, where they must adjust to a different way of life as the pregnancy progresses and the soccer season unfolds. When Deportivo Cali makes it to the final, Manolo is faced with the decision of whether to travel to the stadium to watch the game and follow his passion for the team or to be present for the birth of his child—a difficult choice for a passionate fan.
Allegra is transported to a world where vegetables, the thing she hates the most, can speak. She meets Dewi Sri, a sorceress that is slowly losing her power. Allegra needs to help Dewi Sri before this magical vegetable world vanishes.
Halloween's favorite tradition goes post-apocalyptic with the Hallowarrior filmmakers and their trove of Junk O' Lanterns.
Seeking the secret of Okinawa’s legendary longevity, Swedish traveler Nicolina Svensen arrives on the famed Blue Zone island and discovers a culture caught between past and present, where ancestral foodways, sacred rituals, and handcrafts are quietly disappearing.
Luis Royo, one of the world's leading fantasy art illustrators -an artistic style that encompasses sword-and-sorcery, science fiction, strange creatures, and the grotesque- and Romulo Royo, an internationally renowned painter, embark on a journey to Italy inspired by the most fantastic side of Francisco de Goya. We enter a universe of beauty, struggles, heroes, and heroines that goes beyond his canvases.
An experimental documentary featuring international college students commenting on their experiences of cultural isolation in America.
A patient in a mental hospital confronts his demons through his two therapists: the Good Therapist, and the Bad Therapist
After losing two loved ones to traffic accidents, Micki Harris started her journey as an advocate for safer road design. What began as a casual gathering between neighbors has grown into a state-wide movement to protect commuters and bring communities together.
Six friends. One normal summer night. A future that suddenly disappears. As the months begin to move on, the friends left behind each find their own way of carrying the absence of who they lost. When they reunite, old memories resurface, reminding them that moving forwards doesn't always mean leaving the past behind.
A train pulls into snow-covered Paneriai, raising a cloud of snow in its wake. Eitvydas Doškus’s Next Stop Paneriai offers a distinctive continuation of the cinematic exploration of the city begun in Once Upon a Vilnius. This time, however, the railway becomes the axis of a story about multilayered time. Traces of the past are preserved by the Paneriai Memorial and an abandoned tunnel inhabited by bats, semi-feral cats and crumbling houses mark a vanishing present, while children playing at school turn our gaze towards the future. These layers of time overlap like images changing one after another through a train window, making it impossible to clearly distinguish what has already happened from what is yet to come. A meditative film distinguished by its evocative soundtrack, Next Stop Paneriai creates a sensory portrait of a part of Vilnius that is most often simply driven through.
To the left, there is the city, but to the right, the river flows. What is a river when your thoughts are more rapid than everything else? Two poets, Natsumi Aoyagi and Nobunari Mizushita, are having a back-and-forth kind of conversation and trying to get closer to the river. They exchange three-liner poems with each line written at such length and speed that it could stretch to the length of the river. Or not.
A man remembers his “normal” childhood.
The mobilisation of the army changes the life of a young man. He becomes a figure on a chess board of war. A piece of shrapnel blinds him and his cries of "I cannot see" become a refrain symbolising the horrors of war."
Carol fulfills her mother's dream by getting into a college in the capital... she just didn't say which one.