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When social media influencers set out on a camping trip, their peaceful getaway turns into a nightmare after a mysterious stranger begins stalking them. Stranded in the wilderness with no way to escape, the women soon discover that their terrifying encounter is fueled by jealousy and a deadly obsession with online fame.
A reflection on early encounters with pornography.
Potter Rick Rudd curates and protects the nation's fragile crafted legacies within the walls of Quartz Museum of Studio Ceramics. The film follows the construction of one of Rick's latest works in intimate detail, silently capturing his hands forming the clay into another masterpiece. Rick reaches out for help to realise his vision and find release from the daily challenges of single-handedly running a world-class museum.
ESPWA (Hope in French Creole) is a feature-length documentary that explores the role of Haitian artists as guardians of the nation's voice at a time when national institutions and governance are absent or failing. The film examines Haiti's history and the repercussions of the recent assassination of President Jovenel Moïse as the country attempts to rebuild itself on the path to security and prosperity. Espwa is a story of resilience, offering exclusive access to the account of Joverlein Moïse, the assassinated president's son, who shares his testimony for the first time.
The documentary explores the outskirts of Palermo through the lens of photographer Francesco Faraci, whose work paints a portrait of the “out-of-focus cities”—areas that have long been marginalized, exploited, and rarely the recipients of adequate investment. This structural neglect has contributed to the entrenchment of conditions of decay, poverty, and a lack of opportunities, fostering the rise of power structures alternative to the state, foremost among them the mafia. Through the story of his own experiences in Sicily’s suburbs, the photographer reflects on possible strategies for regenerating these places, highlighting how they still represent spaces capable of preserving a human and relational authenticity that has progressively disappeared from urban centers.
Luke takes a new drug called 'RENDER' that gives him intense euphoria while he regularly sees a prostitute that he has an abnormal relationship with. After taking this new drug for a period of time, things start to spiral out of control for Luke.
A Cape Town recording session becomes the final chapter in the extraordinary story of British folk-rock legends Strawbs, as frontman David Cousins confronts illness and prepares for the band's farewell performance.
Four college student friends break into the abandoned office of their missing professor, only to uncover blood-soaked rituals tied to a gateway from another world—unleashing an inhuman evil hungry for fresh blood.
A man enjoying his day in the park is interrupted by a seemingly lost little boy who is not what he seems to be.
Fact & Fiction is a documentary that tells the story of a KNIL soldier who documented the first Dutch military actions in the Dutch East Indies as a photographer. He left for Amsterdam, where he worked for an illusionist. Back in Indonesia, by then married to the orphan girl who had been sawn in half as part of the act, he smuggled weapons for Captain Westerling, who was preparing a coup.
Director Gavin Lundy explores the resurgence of Glasgow's famous Barras Market only to find new questions of identity in a changing city.
An agent of a nameless corporation embarks on a journey across the Midwest filled with reflection, danger, and echoes of his past to deliver legal documents to a mysterious purchaser. The catch? These seemingly mundane documents just may hold cosmic implications.
Inspector Pony investigates a mysterious "murder" among drag queens.
American foot model Evie shows up for her first gig in Paris, only to be fired when the agency discovers her foot doesn’t really look “wholesome.”
In the heart of Cebu City, Carreta Cemetery has become more than a resting place for the dead—it is a source of livelihood and home for generations of families. Through the lives of a lapida maker and the people who call the cemetery home, City of Graves explores a community shaped by resilience, tradition, and survival. It is a portrait of how life quietly endures in a place built for the dead.
Isabela, a lonely young artist, finds refuge from the real world in her partner. But when their relationship reveals its limitations, she must decide between the safety of this bond and the courage to finally choose her own freedom.
Sergei, an artist from Siberia in a creative and personal crisis, hides in his studio from his debts, his family, and himself. Then his daughter turns up with a camera — the one person who wants to reach out to him, and the one person he is willing to let in. As they draw unexpectedly close, they start looking for a way forward.