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Former Victoria detective Narelle Fraser investigated some of Australia’s highest profile crimes. Her easy manner allowed her to gain rapport with many perpetrators, leading to their convictions… but it all came at a price. The constant daily exposure to horrific crime had a cumulative effect on Narelle’s mental health. She hid the effects for 27 years, but after suffering panic and amnesia, she received a diagnosis of PTSD, which forced her discharge from the Police. THE POLICEWOMAN illustrates the crimes that caused her descent into hell, and the battle to claw her way out. Narelle’s positive outcome in this true crime feature will demystify the stigma of mental health and speak to millions of first responders around the world.
Two boys fucking around and finding out.
After their train robbery turns bloody at the hands of Texas Rangers, the survivors of one of America's last outlaw gangs rendezvous at their safehouse where they investigate who, if anyone, sold them out to the law.
When a girl’s heirloom umbrella mistakenly gets taken by the student next door, she finds herself caught in a chaotic chase to retrieve the one thing she cannot afford to lose.
Carol fulfills her mother's dream by getting into a college in the capital... she just didn't say which one.
We follow Linda and Matilda through their day as each grapples with the consequences of death and mourning. Matilda follows a more depressive take on mourning, locking out the world and allowing the grief to overcome her. Linda follows an optimistic look at life, trying to continue on with life as if nothing happened, but small things keep reminding her of the dead.
A group of conspiracy sleuths travel to NYC in a desperate attempt to stop an ancient sinister golden rat from unleashing its wrath upon the city.
Tyler wakes up with the ability to read others’ minds upon making eye contact, but must immediately say their thoughts out loud. Now he and his friend Brick must get rid of the curse.
A portrait of a Sarajevo man.
Olivia is out to get revenge. She helps out Maddie by letting her stay over. Doing her a favorite she thought. But maybe not
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.
After recently traveling together through Europe, a group of six friends discovers that one of them may have returned as a changeling.
A young waiter goes through his daily routine, shaped by haste, indifference, and a sense of disconnection from the world around him. Throughout the day, a series of small encounters: at work, on the street, and within his own community; reveal his inability to truly engage with the people around him.
Part II of the "Dream" duology. He opens a book and falls asleep. What he sees is not a nightmare. It's a walk to the sea. Two seagulls. And feelings they never had before.
At the behest of his boss, Sammy, a worker at the Cupcakez Corporation, is sent to pick up a contract and is heeded to be aware of the rivalling Browneez Company.
A ritual is seen taking place, while results come to fruition, it is still considered a failure.
Israeli kibbutzim once embodied a utopian vision of communal living, collective farming, and shared resources, rooted in the Zionist project. Today, as many have embraced privatization, their founding ideals face new economic, ideological, and political challenges. Through the voices of Revadim’s founders, its transforming generations, and its younger residents, this film explores the legacy of these pioneers and the struggle to preserve their dream amid Israel’s evolving social and political realities.
