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Across Arunachal Pradesh, women carry generations of ancestral forest knowledge. Gathering plants, herbs and other produce, they sustain their families while preserving a deep relationship with the forest amid growing social, economic and environmental pressures.
Grief consumes Luiza since the loss of her father months ago. In her daily life, she battles memories of the tragedy and tries to move forward, despite an absence that seems to be everywhere. Then, an unexpected memory regarding the “treasure” her father left behind leads her to find comfort where she least expected it—and to view her own loss in a different light.
As her wedding to the father of her unborn child looms, Leo steals a precious day with best friend Amy to find a wedding dress on the final leg of a road trip home.
A feature-length observational documentary following Dhananjaya and Dhanyatha through an important chapter of their lives. The wedding is part of the story, but not the whole of it. The film looks beyond the celebrations, into the everyday moments, relationships, decisions, and changes that make up a life together.
A compilation of voice notes from a group of online friends, these messages show the simultaneous limits and possibilities of fandom culture united through the internet.
A morning argument and a milk jar takes Jurgis on an unexpected journey, during which returning home becomes the greatest challenge of his life.
An aspiring artist is stuck as a bartender when she is encouraged by a loud, talking bottle of alcohol to throw everything away and chase her dreams.
In a game of desire, obsession, and flesh, *Aroma de Baunilha* reveals that true horror never arrives without an invitation.
2012, Bashang Grassland, Hebei in China. A small town smothered by sand and unemployment after the coal mine shuts down. A girl with an intellectual disability lives with her grandmother, holding on to each other. When the grandmother suffers a sudden stroke, the responsibility of her care is passed around among the children, bargained over and reduced to a sum of money. The girl becomes the family's unwanted burden. After an argument, they quietly close the door and leave her on the other side. She walks out into the wasteland alone. For the first time, the world falls silent. Warm evening light wraps around her, a sheep following close behind. She passes through ruined fields and abandoned villages. As night falls, she moves toward a room glowing red in the dark, and the light slowly takes her. Life goes on. Only a girl who once existed slips away, without a sound.
The plot follows João, a 60-year-old farmer and member of a group of "Penitents", who flees his community carrying a stone. In the city, João encounters paranoia and insomnia; amidst the chaos, he meets someone who tries to convince him to return the stone and reconcile with his people.
When her mother falls ill, Putri becomes responsible of her mother's profession of clam-shucking. This role slowly takes Putri to repeat the same tragic cycle that her mother unfortunately experienced.
An essay on a return to the city of childhood, where private memories of a catastrophe, historical traces, and Leo Tolstoy’s night in Arzamas fold into an uneasy image of the place. Present-day Arzamas, archival testimony, staged images, and the author’s recollections sit in the film as separate layers of time. The night Tolstoy lived through in Arzamas opens a realm of dream, where the past meets a future that, for the author, has already become a memory. Little by little, from those layers, Arzamas appears — a beautiful, scarred city.
Standing at Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul, a filmmaker sardonically imagines the conversations of the crowd as if they were Singaporean.
What year is it now? And what time is it? Why do I understand time? On a walk by the sea I find myself asking questions that cannot be answered and cannot be left unasked.
The fate of the class of 1932 is revealed. A comedy short.
A short film about the nature of the digital world.
Capturing the atmosphere of a bus stop and the bustling streets of Surabaya.
A local football team defines what it takes to win. Through their ups and downs they train through the tension leading up to the most important game in the season.
Two RAF soldiers from 1945, wake up in 2026. They find themselves trapped inside a museum.