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A New Kind of Daytime is an absurd sci-fi that imagines a future where “care” is monetized by budget AI. A satirical monologue is riddled with a fever-dream of images and events that could be the memories of a dementing mind, or the glitches of a device-controlled brain.
Set in Salem, Massachusetts, in 1692, The Crucible follows a community thrown into chaos when a group of young girls are accused of witchcraft. At the centre of the hysteria is John Proctor, a respected farmer struggling with his past, his wife Elizabeth, and young girl Abigail Williams, whose accusations set the trials into motion. As fear, suspicion and personal vengeance take hold, the people of Salem must decide how far they are willing to go to protect their reputations and what they are willing to sacrifice for the truth.
At the 2024 National Blind Football Championship, China’s youngest team of all time stepped onto the field — the Xinjiang Blind Football Team, with an average age of 15.
To die-hard fans of NBA franchise, the Vancouver Grizzlies, like filmmaker Kat Jayme, the team’s abrupt move to Memphis in 2001 is much more than a sore spot, it’s an unsolved mystery and possibly a criminal conspiracy. What begins as a superfan’s investigation into her hometown team’s disappearance, becomes a love letter to the worst professional sports franchise in history, and an exploration of the deep roots of fandom.
In a land of damp mist, a wooden doll wanders, carrying a quiet longing for connection. There he meets a fragile young tree, equally awkward, equally alone. Neither knows how to hug. Yet, what begins as a tentative reaching out soon dissolves into a fever of desire—a slow descent into an attachment too heavy for such little souls.
After years gone, Ana returns to her village due to the death of her father. Her intention is to leave after his funeral but she feels the need to stay, fueled by the intention of a power company to install a wind farm that divides the neighbors and affects her family’s land. Her participation in this conflict draws her back into the life of the community. A process in which Ana questions her sense of belonging, evokes a painful past and discovers a fighting spirit that she did not know she had.
The documentary follows María Riot, an artist, activist, and sex worker from Argentina, as she develops her photography project “Archivo Puta” through conversations, encounters, and photo shoots. It offers a personal glimpse into María’s life, her creative process, and her journey into photography. At the same time, the film explores the portrayal of sex work and questions the boundaries between objectification, self-determination, and political expression.
A lonely man accidentally brings a paper to life and has to deal with the consequences.
By 2035, the US legalized the commercial hiring of hitmen to combat the soaring crime rates. And amongst them, "Lone Magpie" is considered one of the best in his profession. But throughout the making of his over-the-top commercial, the bravado facade begins to slip, as a morally-conflicted Magpie seeks answers from the director of the advert.
Matthew moves out of his apartment complex at UC Irvine only to be met with a ghost of himself roaming his room.
On a morning like any other, a young man recalls the summers of his childhood.
For thirteen-year-old Michel, boundaries between childish imagination and adolescent reality begin to blur, when his older brother leaves the family. OUR SONGS explores the echoes of childhood in the everyday life of a mutigenerationioal family, telling the memory of a separation.
A young woman, isolated and recovering from a severe injury, finds herself battling a mysterious phenomenon as she’s hurtled towards a devastating realization.
Having been confronted with the opportunity to erase his memory and start a new life as a political celebrity, a despondent man must decide whether he should embrace his current life or forget it.