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Three female artists share their stories to paint a perfect picture on how art can be a tool for self-expression and healing.
Two friends meet up at a bar, only to be interrupted by transphobic demons.
Just my personal film
An insignificant image goes viral and changes everything…
One man goes through the same routine day by day with the responsibility of saving the world, but he will discover something that will question everything he's ever known.
Pessoal do Ceará - Lado A Lado B explores the music scene from the Brazilian state of Ceará between 1969 and 1979 - a period marked by the military coup, the implementation of the AI-5 decree, and intense socio-political ferment. The focus is on the "Pessoal do Ceará" movement, which brought artists such as Fagner, Ednardo, and Belchior to prominence. Taking the 1973 álbum as a starting point, the work examines its common association with these three singers - even though, in reality, only Ednardo (alongside Rodger and Teti) is featured on it.
A free interpretation of the final hours in the lives of Nasib Nasibi and one other person.
Pray for Radric Davis
Narrated by Marco Baliani, Blu takes viewers on a journey along Italy's coastlines and seabeds, blending mythology, history, and marine science. Through breathtaking imagery, the documentary contrasts the sea's timeless beauty with the urgent environmental threats it faces today, issuing a poignant call for ecological awareness and preservation.
Summer heat over the Adriatic. At the Kolovare pool in Zadar, the older boys rule with a testosterone-fuelled pecking order in which the slightly younger Lovre has yet to find his place. A look from a girl, a leap from the ten-metre board: what begins as a dare becomes the first step out of childhood.
Paul Decembered is a cinematic triptych featuring the witty and gritty poetry of Foster Gareau. A tender homage to amateur 2010s camcorder porn that vignettes experiences of intimacy on the market and queer hookup culture.
Sophie and her partner Alex have a meeting with a man who might be able to help Sophie fulfill her dream of motherhood, but things don't go as planned.
Global superpower Gbajaebija and its ally Osu Land dominate and oppress other nations. When conventional power fails, the faithful nation of Irapada receives divine guidance, uncovers the secret behind their power, and rises to conquer.
A visual representation of the neurological degradation of an elderly person through the perspective of a family member.
The documentary film WAR FUN explores the deeply human, yet taboo, role that humor and joy can play in war. Based on the research project War and Fun: Reconceptualizing Warfare and Its Experience (WARFUN) at the Chr. Michelsen Institute in Bergen, the film follows Professor Antonio De Lauri and his team of researchers as they investigate the experience of war from the perspective of those who fight. The research project aims to bridge the gap between the narrative and the reality of war.
An apartment building in the east of the Netherlands, near the German border, is destined for demolition. It is the birthplace of the eccentric Henk, who, sixty years later, still lives there. If you desire nothing else, you are already living in paradise. Henk spends his days on a small stool in his kitchen, listening to pirate radio stations—music that transports him back to a bygone era. The building, once vibrant and defined by its post-war architecture, now stands deserted. As former residents revisit shared memories and reflect upon the past, Henk resists the inevitable.
Bored with the taste of blood, a vampire finds sweet relief in a feast of red confections.