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Sara, a tormented special effects makeup artist, plumbs the depths of her subconscious to confront her complex relationship with her appearance, reconnect with her identity and – if she can – find her way to self-love.
Part of "The Process Tapes"
This film documents Taoyuan Daxi’s all-female Shengjiang troupe, founded in 2003, exploring women’s entry into the traditionally male-dominated tradition and opening new possibilities for gender, the body, and queer publicness in folk religion. image curation and cultural practices. In recent years, she has explored local Taiwanese culture.
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A boy gets trapped in a photo and now its up to to girls to figure out how the best way to get him out
The story of the film originated from real and fictional events revolves around the unreal world, through which a man embarks on an endless journey for his wife who left him.
The Days We Still Have is an emotional short film about determination, family, and hope amid the conflict affecting the UAE. As a student's education shifts online, his daily routine is disrupted by uncertainty, fear, and constant news updates. Miles away, his father, an overseas Filipino worker, continues working whenever it is safe, carrying the responsibility of providing for his family while facing the same fears. Meanwhile, a teacher struggles to keep her students motivated despite the circumstances surrounding them. As the student begins questioning the purpose of building a future he cannot be certain of, a heartfelt conversation with his father changes his perspective. He slowly realizes that determination is not about knowing what tomorrow holds, but finding the courage to keep going despite uncertainty.
The Tech Support Guy is a movie about a regular guy who does maintenance and tech support for a team of super heros. When things go wrong, he has to become the hero despite having now powers.
To get to work, a man sprints through a city where mundane panic and disaster collapse into one frozen moment.
Ravianto and Raviandi Ramadhan are two newcomers to the World Climbing Championships scene. Driven only by passion and lofty aspirations, two Indonesian twin brothers set out into the world without sponsors. The documentary "Dissidence" chronicles their incredible trip from the fabled crags of France to the climbing walls of their native country. It is a heartfelt homage to their bravery, fraternity, and tenacity. Ravianto and Raviandi fight to have their views heard internationally while challenging the current quo.
A father gets involved with the wrong crowd and will do the unthinkable to keep his family safe.
Olive trees need sunshine and, above all, water to grow if they are to bear ripe fruit. Traditional farming methods in arid Tunisia are a far cry from the romanticised image of agriculture practised in harmony with nature. They are perhaps more reminiscent of a declining sector sustained solely by the indomitable hard work of the farm labourers.
A young couple attends a family dinner where no one dares speak the truth.
In a remote Indian village where women vanish without a trace, a journalist’s investigation awakens a supernatural presence buried beneath generations of silence. As the victims’ voices rise through her, so does a force of karmic vengeance.
When their mother criticizes their painted fingernails, a non-binary film professor confronts a lifelong struggle with gender identity. They set out on a journey—searching for a gender non-conforming childhood role model, traveling with a multigenerational trans community, and befriending a trans historian. Past and present intertwine, revealing how personal identity is shaped by collective memory—and how, for many trans people, the personal is inherently political.
A woman's way of life is altered by uninvited guests.
