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A grandson makes a portrait of his grandfather.
During a therapy session, a tormented young man reconstructs his life story, which has been marked by abandonment. Just as he reaches his most intimate moment, a film director interrupts to halt the scene, blurring the lines between truth and fiction.
A modern legend unfolds when a lone chair appears on the shore, drawing the attention of a curious and watchful community. Through shifting hands and acts of care, the chair becomes woven into the folklore of the shore—until the day it disappears, leaving behind only the unseen forces that shaped its myth.
An ex-Chronoforce agent starts his reign of terror by freeing notorious killer Vianna Liang from her interdimensional prison. When their friend is killed, Jet Hikoki and Flex Ramos must survive their journey to save reality.
A conversation between friends about relationships and feelings is developed in an imaginative, colorful animation. Despite their different life experiences, which are also influenced by the fact that one of the girls has Down syndrome and the other doesn‘t, they both deal with similar issues. What if they had The Autoharp Crushing on Hot Guys.
To get to work, a man sprints through a city where mundane panic and disaster collapse into one frozen moment.
At an art gallery, a disillusioned assistant's pretence of normality is pushed to breaking point when a sudden act takes place.
A troubled man remembers a past relationship while kicking a rock.
In a near-future Western Poland, where protests and violence erupt over the rights of Artificial Companions, an aging android faces an impossible choice when his human wife asks him to help her die.
Ten friends go on a trip to Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania and realize there is more to the world than what they had ever expected.
Part of "The Process Tapes"
A man returns to his dead father's house and finds a projector and a box of reels. Based on the short story "Six Six Six" by Laird Barron.
On October 7th, Maoz Inon loses both of his parents and chooses to transform his grief into a struggle for peace. He is joined on his journey by Aziz Abu-Sarah, a Palestinian from Jerusalem carrying his own loss. Together, they set an almost impossible goal: peace by 2030. In the face of war, pain, and despair, the film asks whether it is still possible to believe in a different future.
For decades, Kahoʻolawe endured use as a bombing range by the U.S. military, leaving profound scars across an island sacred to Native Hawaiians. This documentary chronicles the history of Kahoʻolawe, the formation of the Protect Kahoʻolawe ʻOhana (PKO), and the extraordinary movement that fought to reclaim and restore the island.
In the midst of war, a color pencil found on the battlefield awakens a sniper’s forgotten childhood passion for painting, forcing him to confront the violence that erased it.
John needs to find his best friend and what it means to be a best friend
Dawson, a submissive people-pleaser, must cut ties with his vanity-ridden friend group led by the conniving Cade.
A poetry short film