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From a dream a dancer is born — the living embodiment of thunder. His journey unfolds in the space between dream and reality, where movement releases a force of nature and the body becomes nature’s voice.
Upon her return from a trip, Ha-eun declares that she is going to write poetry, while her older sister Hajeong is moved by a love letter from her boyfriend, written in English.
A young miserable man trapped in an unsettling life.
Nicolas has come a long way to find Sofiane again. But the meeting, which seemed like it would be simple, doesn’t go as planned. Nicolas moves through this drawn-out day, caught between what was promised and what is still to come.
The film tells the story of Maha Abu Ammouneh, a displaced mother who, in the heart of genocide, becomes a mother, teacher, doctor, and refuge, reinventing life for her children from nothing through imagination and play to shield them from fear and create a safer world within the ruins.
Boon Mod, a 63-year-old woman living a quiet life in a small village, discovers one morning that she is the only person whose shadow still belongs to her. Determined to find her missing husband and a lost recipe for time-travelling green curry, she embarks on a journey that gradually reveals the unsettling possibility that she may have never existed at all.
Today we are moving out. I don’t think the dead still live here. And our children sleep forever in the rooms where they were born. Come downstairs. Let me hear, for a moment, the echo of my own steps in these empty rooms.
Cléo suffers form PMDD (PreMenstrual Dysphoric Disorder), a mood disorder which affects her psychologically and physically every month before she gets her period. Trying to understand her disorder better, she meets with other people who suffer from it.
This is the story of two greedy friends who, driven by greed, murder a delivery boy.
Experimental film by Musa.
Craftswoman: Weaving Life Whole is an intimate, "embodied" documentary offering a reprieve from our fast-paced and disconnected world. Directed by a filmmaker and textile artist exploring questions about what in our lives gives us a sense of wholeness, the film shifts the focus from the final product to the healing power of “process” itself. Filmed over six months under the pace of trust, the project follows four Finnish craftswomen finding meaning in the rhythm of ancestral craft. Letting go of the typical rush of film production, the filmmaker uses a slow, spacious approach to storytelling—inviting audiences to drop from their analytical minds into their felt senses, and to remember that we already have everything we need to feel whole.
The story follows a misunderstood man who is placed in an impossible situation by his own family, exploring themes such as loneliness, human cruelty, and unrequited love.
Set in the futuristic ruins of +Colonia, Latin America’s first ‘smart city’ currently under construction, UNKRNS: SMART ANGELS INC. tells the love story of an angel investor and a unicorn startup: two mythological creatures that have resurfaced as figures of technocratic entrepreneurship. Blending video game engine worlds with live-action scenes across intertwined timelines, the film explores recurring cycles of power and technological desire while imagining new narratives for digital infrastructures from the South.
Two students discuss cinema as they search for inspiration in a library, leading to a rather peculiar existential proposition.
Indigenous men go in the bush to discuss the problems facing the people in this day and age.
London has fallen. Food is scarce, hope is fading, and the undead roam the streets. When two survivors embark on a dangerous supply run, an encounter with the infected forces them apart. Alone in a city overrun by the dead, each must fight to survive and find their way back to the other.