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A documentary composed of four stories exploring what it means to be a child during war. In this environment war becomes part of everyday life, and childhood becomes fragile and vulnerable.
A woman arrives at a parking lot to retrieve a car.
The lads, whilst on the run from the ever persistent and ruthless Deputy O'Leary, seek aid from Greyville's local street merchant and all around odd case, Dalondis. Who offers his hand in keeping the lads out of O'Leary's relentless sight as he continues to hunt them down for a crime they are unaware of.
A group of wealthy investors gathers at a secluded estate to negotiate a business deal with a questionable arms dealer.
Porter, just fired from another job, returns home to find an inhabitant living in the thresholds of his apartment.
Through the testimony of an employee haunted by work-related dreams, this film explores how work seeps into our nights, affecting our mental health. Meanwhile, video games offer a refuge where players eagerly embrace challenges and missions, often within virtual spaces that replicate the very workplaces at the root of their suffering.
Based on Shirley Jackson's short story "The Renegade," A Country Dog follows a family whose move from the city to an isolated rural community promises a fresh start until their beloved dog is accused of killing a neighbor's chickens.
Coming back from college, a young gay man attempts to come out to his devout Catholic grandmother after hiding his authentic self for years while baking cookies like they used to.
The Villages follows Kingdom Stopping, a village visited by a hooded figure who reveals himself as a Gift Bearer. The Gift Bearer sets off a cataclysm of events for the village and other villages nearby sparking an investigation into the strange events...
A troubled writer finds himself drawn into an intense confrontation with Pallavi, who demands answers about a tragic incident and the justice she has been denied. As their conversation unfolds, an unexpected phone call and a series of unsettling events blur the boundaries between reality and illusion. Haunted by guilt and helplessness, the writer faces a heartbreaking truth that reveals the devastating consequences of delayed justice.
The Sun is walking around at work when loads of horrible stuff happens and it freaks the Sun out a little bit too much
AI is being used to fill the void of loneliness, desire, and grief, but can it truly replace human connection?
Following Hamilton Glass, Richmond public artist known for bold murals woven into the city’s landscape, and creatives across Richmond, Philadelphia, Providence, and beyond, the film explores how public art becomes a catalyst for political action and collective healing. Glass reveals how true creative power lies not in the artist alone, but in the communities who help make the work, and who are transformed by it.
A woman faces her darkest hour in downtown Toronto.
The Lower Lusatian village of Jamlitz/Jemjelnica was once a thriving artists’ colony. Later, the Nazis built a concentration camp there, and from 1945 the site served as a Soviet special camp. Now Friederike, the great-granddaughter of an artist, returns, hoping to use her family’s creative legacy to revive the village and heal the wounds of collective memory.
Sumaa the Flower is a 2026 Kannada film.
'The Hour Of' follows three friends who gather for food and the final episode of their favourite Netflix show. What begins as an ordinary evening takes a terrifying supernatural turn, forcing them to confront something far beyond their understanding. As the night unfolds, their friendship is tested, their survival instincts are pushed to the limit, and the familiar comforts become anything but safe.