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In 1880 Montana, a reclusive rancher is given 30 days to abandon her homestead when the railroad claims her land, forcing her to confront the trauma that has bound her to it for decades.
The film stages quasi-clinical encounters between aphantasic individuals and an AI system, then re-films digital footage on 8mm to return synthetic vision to material fragility. Approximately 4% of the population has aphantasia, an inability to form visual images in the mind’s eye. They understand what an elephant is, what pink is, yet see nothing when they close their eyes. The film places this absence of inner images in dialogue with an AI system that produces images excessively, asking whether synthetic vision and human non-vision might reveal each other.
K4OS arrives at the iconic Teatro Gran Rex with their "4EVER Tour" a show packed with energy, choreography, and vocal intensity, in which they perform their hit songs before a crowd of fans.
A lonely young man goes through an ordinary day while listening to a voice message, slowly rediscovering the small moments and connections that make life feel a little less empty.
Five college students tell each other spooky stories that will sure to give you a fright, just might keep you up all night!
In 16th century Shingly (Kochi, Kerala) Kabbalist Nehemiah Ben Abraham Mota was rumoured to have the power of levitation. This film assembles the ruinous remnants of the places where these and other miracles occurred. His legacy are a series of wedding songs precariously assembled and archived, danced to by an interfaith following who worship him as a village deity. Using celluloid processed by hand, wedding songs is a collaboration with Mota’s light and the body of the film.
Cartagena de Indias, the walled city on Colombia’s Caribbean coast, isn’t the first place that comes to mind when you think of rock. But by the edge of the sea, an alternative music scene pulses with life. Bands move from punk to emo to post-punk to goth, while a community keeps alive the chance to be free from prejudice, the chance to be part of something unique.
A worker trapped in the monotony of his office job discovers an emotional escape hidden behind his desktop windows
a story of friendship, betrayal, and muddy boots
Tired of dating apps, a woman embarks on one final date.
The Ones Who Bought Bushwick investigates the historical, political, and economic forces driving development and gentrification in Brooklyn’s Bushwick neighborhood.
A young woman, Eliza, returns to her hometown for summer break, and must confront a fragment of her past.
A mother tells her unborn child her version of the vietnamese creation myth.
Sumaa the Flower is a 2026 Kannada film.
In Mongolia's timeless Altai Mountains, 13-year-old Kharakoz embodies a captivating blend of ancestral traditions and modern influences. As she learns the ancient art of eagle-hunting, the film delves into the powerful ripple effect of passing this sacred knowledge to girls.
A Tamil social-awareness drama built around a message-driven narrative, this film aims to bring an important social conversation to the big screen, encouraging audiences to reflect on the choices society makes.
Kumaresh, on the run from a repressive right wing party, must spend the night at the home of a comrade who undergoes a strange shift over the course of the night, which progresses in anxiety and outright terror.