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Grace has spent the summer looking after her dad, who is still mourning over the loss of his wife who died when Grace was a child. When her unpredictable older brother Oscar brings his friends to stay with them, Grace is forced to confront her relationship with the past and her expectations of the future.
Follows North Carolina-based modern dance company Black Box Dance Theatre and their work with Veterans, giving them the courage to step into a creative process that fosters trust, healing, and resilience.
Lola Bleakley celebrates the art and joy of surfing, just for the sake of it all.
The humiliation of being alive. A crushing, visceral response.
After a lifetime under the control of his volatile mother, teenage Sam finds refuge in Claire, a childhood friend carrying wounds of her own. Their connection is immediate, deep, intense, and dangerously dependent. Believing that love will save them, they attempt to build a life of their own. But when the past refuses to stay buried, their bond twists into something far darker.
In a desolate, post-apocalyptic landscape, a nomad stumbles upon a rare relic of the old world.
Dean Carter's mind unravels while deciphering the mystery behind the disappearance of his fiancé.
Aubrey meets Indiana, a wannabe cowboy. When they bond over their unhappy marriages, a romance blooms between the two. But when their husbands find out, could it be the end for both of them?
A museum robber attempts to return a cursed item.
The suffering of the people in the Khmer Rouge’s prisons was undoubtedly immeasurable. Even decades after the fall of one of the cruellest regimes in history, messages and drawings remain etched on the walls of the former cells in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. It is as though the whispers of those lost forever remain, full of poetic defiance in the face of destruction.
A girl suffering from schizophrenia accidentally meets four criminals. Meanwhile in an hide and seek with Police and the criminals lies the mystery.
Megan Is Missing: Evil Never Dies takes place fifteen years after the original, with Michael Goi back writing and directing. Rachel Quinn and Amber Perkins play themselves, hunted by a man who believes they "should have died" in real life, and is out to get them.
A high school boy experiences his first crush and overthinks every small detail, looking for guidance from his American MMA partner who lives a fast-paced expat lifestyle. After trading all their so-called philosophical advice, both guys face their own bitter failures in love and realize there was never any formula to begin with.
In the mid-1970s, as a child, Susana accompanied her father, Pedro Juajibioy, on various journeys throughout the Putumayo region, where he collected plants while dreaming of establishing a botanical garden in his hometown of Sibundoy. Today, together with Susana and Brayan—a young botanist from Sibundoy—we traverse those same paths in the Colombian Amazon, following in the footsteps of Pedro, who is well-known for having accompanied the ethnobotanist Richard Evans Schultes on his explorations of the region between 1941 and 1953. This legacy lives on through the work of Brayan; inspired by Pedro’s original garden—which was destroyed by a landslide in 2000—he has created a new conservation space in Sibundoy and resumed the task of collecting and caring for plants. "A river of deep, luminous waters" accompanies these journeys, revealing how knowledge is passed down through generations and remains vibrant among those who continue to practice it within their own territory.
Following a mysterious disappearance, actress Tônya Frank reemerges in the public eye transformed: new look, new persona, and starring in the latest film by the unknown underground director Victor. On the Jorge Borges Show, she unleashes biting commentary on Brazilian cinema as she recounts the journey behind her metamorphosis.