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An experimental film about animal mating
By the end of the second World War, three prisoners wish to escape from the train carrying them from one concentration camp to another. To make it happen, they need to get food first.
A minor mistake made during a small-scale robbery attempted by three friends causes the entire night to spiral into a complicated and inescapable mess.
In a crowded waiting room, a nervous young man watches other people around him talk vaguely about some kind of deadline. A secretary calls them in one by one.
A single mother and magazine editor, distant from her grade-obsessed daughter, takes on an interview with an expatriate animation director, which brings back a long-forgotten childhood memory: a mysterious box that turns children into puppets and seals away their innocence.
Across three generations, a family’s life in racing unfolds through memories, archival footage and intimate interviews, revealing the highs, lows and triumphs behind a family-run passion.
The Way Out drops you right into the action across the globe, from heavy Alaskan spine lines to local backyard laps in Whistler. It represents a path toward total freedom, whether tracking Hoji, Chris Rubens, and Mark Abma across the iconic Swiss Alps, or capturing breakout skier Lucy Leishman storming through Japan’s deep powder with three legendary freeskiers. The verdict is simple: the soul of skiing isn’t dead. It’s alive and well, wherever the snow is falling.
Two friends pour their hearts out over a tension-filled dinner.
A look into the story of the Australian punk squat “the Esso” told through interviews with its old inhabitants. Exploring a vital part of Melbourne’s hardcore punk history.
A quiet disappearance unsettles the seemingly ordinary life of a mother and daughter. As the days pass, subtle cracks begin to appear, leading Mandy toward something she was never meant to find.
The second volume of 'The Seasons' based on the poem 'Heartless' by Jaylan Salah.
A balding, middle-aged actor travels to Italy for a hair transplant from an eccentric surgeon in order to revive his dying career.
Gabriel goes on the forum ALL4NTG every day to cope with his daily solitary life. Yet, something far worse than the missing sun above his head will come to haunt his solitude.
Uncle visits his niece
An abandoned house explorer (Mara) finds something super shocking s scary in the basment but wait....The house she went in was haunted and she was (spoiler warning) actually dead the whole time (spoiler alert) and she finds her own corps in the basement and she was on the missing poster and she's stuck in a time loop I think perchance. Play the film backwards and on 2x speed for a surprise and hidden message... (Super scary watch this short film at your own risk please)
Every Grain of Dirt documents life in South Lebanon under ongoing threats of displacement and war. As sweeping evacuation orders force over a million people from their homes, some choose to remain. Among them is Ismail, a shepherd who refuses to leave his village — even as bulldozers arrive to erase it, nearly burying him alive as he stands in defiance before the machine.
When a thief kills an old grandma and her dog, the three find themselves in a blue room, waiting for something to happen.
A cam performer caught between algorithms, desire, and isolation begins to question the world around her. With its cyberpunk aesthetic and surreal narrative style, the film explores digital intimacy, control, and the search for connection beyond the screen.
Quarter Century is a quiet exploration of a universal yet deeply personal question: What does it truly mean to exist?
Dominatrix Innana Justice, based in Paris, offers a behind-the-scenes look at BDSM—and, of course, at the role of a dominatrix. Spanning several chapters and featuring an ensemble of international sex workers and performers, this dynamic portrait explores a wide range of topics and practices related to BDSM, work, and community—from sessions to activism.