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A young man, considered perfect, always loved by his family, extremely dedicated to his grades, his studies, and his life in general, decides that when his parents go away on a trip, he will throw a party at his house. There, the protagonist ends up taking a hallucinogenic drug called Banana Monkey. The narrative follows an uncomfortable and despairing psychedelia (filled with monkeys!), where he questions his morals and his identity. Is it worth peeling back one’s own reality in order to be seen?
An outlaw is confronted by a bounty hunter and read off his crimes
An ensemble narrative follows a group of African mothers and children living in Rome’s squatted buildings during a day trip to the beach. When a young boy named Adonai disappears, it brings to light the shared trauma of crossing the Mediterranean, confronting the mothers with their painful memories and connecting the community through a deeply spiritual relation with the sea.
Excellence is built through thousands of ordinary moments. Coming off a historic performance at the Paris Olympics, where he became the first American male to medal in both the 5,000m and 10,000m at the same Games, Grant Fisher has helped usher in a new era of American distance running. Ordinary Excellence follows Fisher as he prepares for his half marathon debut, offering an intimate look at the discipline and consistency behind one of the world's greatest distance runners. Our hope is to tell stories that offer a new perspective on running and contribute something meaningful to the sport. Made independently by Minted New York, with the support of a community that allows us to create beyond clothing. Thank you for making this possible.
A samurai abandoned as a child survives years of war, only to return home and find his village destroyed and his family gone. Facing one more loss, he swears vengeance and steps into an uncertain future.
After ignoring his friend’s warning about a psychopath on the loose, Denis finds himself hunted through the dark corridors of his own home. When Adit comes to save him, Denis begins to question whether he has truly escaped—or is trapped in his own fear.
Years after their friend Alex went missing, Chris and Giada have been receiving strange videos from someone claiming to be him, and saying he needs to be found.
Dawson must deal with the overwhelming guilt he feels for betraying his friend, Hayes.
Emelie, an elementary school student, must endure the taunts and bullying of her peers. Everything—from her school bag to her simple packed lunch—is turned into a source of mockery, slowly shattering her mental well-being.
A Girl is injured in a car accident, and attempts to find help while suffering from hallucinations.
Everyone loves Obsession. Except Eddie. When his friends Brad and Callum find out, Brad takes this into his own hands...
After vanishing from a fog-covered highway at midnight, 11-year-old Daniel awakens alone inside an impossibly vast, reality-warping labyrinth of sterile corporate corridors and an abandoned mid-1990s shopping mall. He quickly discovers he is not alone; he is being actively hunted by The Haunting Creep, a relentless monster searching for humans to kill. Ducking into a defunct store in a desperate bid to escape, Daniel is brutally tackled by the creature. In a harrowing, blood-soaked fight for his life, Daniel barely manages to hold back the monster's jaws before unleashing a fierce, desperate blow to its neck. With the agonizingly wounded entity temporarily disoriented, Daniel breaks away in a frantic sprint, narrowly evading the monster's grasp. He manages to plunge through a reality-shifting portal back to the safety of his home. Covered in blood, safely back but fundamentally broken, Daniel is left to face the horrific aftermath—traumatized forever and diagnosed with severe PTSD.
Something Kinda Freaky is a queer, horror-inspired romantic comedy short film that takes place in New York City.
Mockumentary about Day in the Life of a Doober Driver
Ponytailed pot head and Swiss train graffiti spotting legend Jean-Claude Röschli is still struggling seven years after his daughter's suicide.
A group of young adults, Navigate love, identity, self-destruction while trying to survive their twenties in a world that constanlty makes them feel no enough.
Synchronizing to the music, abstract ink drawings grow in an interplay of curiosity, timid encounters, dynamic pursuits and confrontation, stimulating many emotions, which carry us off on a poetical journey to a musical world of pictures.