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The film, set between 1855 and 1860, tells the story of Maria. She is sold by her stepfather to marry Alfredo, son of Manuel, a bankrupt farmer who wants to have an heir. The girl is then confined to the farm, being watched at all times. Until she comes up with a plan in search of freedom.
When a teen's phone is confiscated by her parents, she must go to great lengths to retrieve it, learning a thing or two about the world outside of her screen along the way.
Rebecca lives in a world where everything is disposable—things, moments, relationships. When she meets Ben, she feels hope for the first time that something could be different. But their encounter sets off a process that forces Rebecca to look at herself and the world in a whole new way.
Every day, two teachers devote all their energy to their autistic students, believing that they will “catch up”—that they will learn to read, count, tell time, take care of themselves, and move on to fifth grade alongside neurotypical children. But along the way, a question arises: Is catching up really the goal?
A little girl and her mother look through an old photo album when a disturbing presence ruins the moment.
On the colonized Caribbean island of Dominica, Rebel and Jango inherit the unfinished revolution that claimed their parents’ lives. As colonial rule tightens, the two lovers take up resistance in their own ways, confronting the personal cost of building freedom in the land that raised them.
You can buy people's clothes and their baggage.
In the urban expanse, there is one person with absolute power over movement. Controlling the traffic lights and the lives of billions, he begins to observe one, with the aim of making him his successor. A young man with an interest in birds, who will cross the threshold into a new world.
When a powerful political wife kidnaps the young woman she suspects is having an affair with her husband, a tense spring afternoon of weed, whiskey, and psychological warfare spirals into a deadly loyalty test.
Celebrating love, connection and the life that’s possible when we look beyond assumptions and limitations.
After a death in the family, BatFreak must cope with the loss of his son - while also battling a formidable new foe, The Auckland Knight. BatFreak and his new team of ragtag superheroes must destroy the rising threats or meet their untimely demise.
A young man is excited for a night out with his so called 'friends'.
"Mono No Aware" is a short film shot on Super 8 film that creates a brief visual poem expressing the Japanese aesthetic concept of the sweet melancholy we feel in the presence of the beauty of things, precisely because we know they will not last forever.
Using archival clips of the band who defined the filmmaker's teenage years, this film is a meditation on the loss of youthful ambition and the unsettling feeling of becoming someone you never imagined you would be.
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As children, we all had something that once felt like the most precious thing in the world. For the protagonist, it was a toy that was always by their side. Yet now, having grown up, they find themselves no longer cherishing that toy as they once did. “Why do we eventually forget the toys that once meant the most to us?” Through the documentary, we explore how the things we hold dear change as we grow. In the place once occupied by a beloved toy, other precious things have taken its place—friends, family, relationships, and memories.
Nikita is left home alone when his large family goes away. The next morning, a mysterious guest arrives at his house...
An employee's livelihood is threatened.