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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.
A documentary that charts the meteoric rise of Patrick Kelly, an openly gay African-American fashion designer who took the 1980s industry by storm. The film follows his journey from the segregated South to Paris, where he made history as the first American admitted into the prestigious Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture. Infused with his queer, camp aesthetic, Kelly's joyful collections used vibrant buttons and boldly weaponized racist stereotypes to celebrate Black beauty. The film highlights how his intersectional identity as a gay Black man shaped his radical vision, captivating icons from Grace Jones to Madonna. However, the film also confronts the devastating toll of the AIDS crisis, documenting Kelly's tragic death from complications of the disease in 1990 at just 35. Through rare archives, it delivers an intimate portrait of a queer pioneer who shattered barriers of race, sexuality, and fashion.
Four broke 20-somethings start snatching bags to fund their NYC summer of a lifetime. After a pickup goes sour they're chased throughout Manhattan, risking life and limb to make it to safety, and to one another.
A minimalist, text-driven experiment in domestic isolation. As a ceiling fan hums and the outside world thuds, two household icons silently dissect the human myths that surround them.
A very serious and poignant, never even remotely pretentious, film about table consumption and the meaning of life.
A young man's obsession with his phone turns into a brutal struggle when it falls into a narrow gap by his bed.
The city is full of holes. The visible ones and the invisible ones, the recent ones and the old ones. Amidst an apparition, a chase and an encounter, someone tries to find what is missing.
At a garage sale, a man caught between the life he built and the life he left behind encounters a young music fan who unexpectedly reconnect him with his past.
Alex, an employee at a failing high school, finds Hugo the Dragon. Hugo loves children and he loves making them happy. However, Hugo may be hiding a dark secret.