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In a post-graduation landscape of boredom, uncertainty, and struggle, there is a desire for the simpler life: a shepherd and artist in the middle of the rural South.
A teenager calls his friend over to talk about a reoccurring dream he has about a house.
A participatory document from the Andean-Amazonian foothills challenges the colonial narrative of the jungle as an uninhabited wilderness and the victim of natural resource exploitation. Indigenous peoples are taking an active role, combining the knowledge of their ancestors with modern technologies. They see the rainforest as a place where the human and the non-human, the rational and the mystical, meet.
Carter Country is a feature-length documentary that chronicles the extraordinary two-year journey of Jimmy Carter, America’s most unlikely presidential candidate, and the small Georgia town that stood behind him every step of the way. Through the lens of Plains, Georgia, a community of just 700 residents, the film captures the forgotten spirit of 1976, a pivotal moment when a humble Southern town unexpectedly became the political capital of the world during one of the most remarkable presidential campaigns in American history. Featuring a voice cast of more than 40 performers, many of whom are Plains residents and members of the Carter family portraying their own historic relatives, the film offers an authentic and deeply personal perspective.
A young woman journeys on a quest to retrieve Neptune’s lost oyster shell, exploring the ocean, ruins and underworld. She faces mythical monsters that challenge the strength of her loyalties and faces her own mortality.
Australian pop star Troye Sivan performs an exclusive, intimate live performance at Apple Music Hall in London’s Battersea Power Station on October 13, 2026.
Seventeen-year-old Yasmin discovers an intimate video of her has been shared without her consent and tries to remove it and identify who circulated it.
RERUM depicts a tense state in which creeping subterranean forces deform and consume images and memory. Shots of fiery processes beneath the Earth’s crust alternate with 8mm footage which captures several generations of families in moments of carefree leisure. The anthropocentric world, where the underground is recalled only by fissures, loses its relevance. This fragile equilibrium is inevitably heading toward destruction.
As a famous actress slips into a waking nightmare, reality begins to unravel around her. Haunted by strange visions and cryptic clues, she is forced to confront a secret buried deep within her past.
A conversation between two women quickly becomes an intense drama envolving a car accident, accusations and a sausage.
Made in under seven days for the Susto Horror Challenge.
For thousands of years, ancient forests have sustained life on Earth. Hidden deep within remote nature reserves in Russia, some of the last untouched old-growth forests have remained virtually unchanged since prehistoric times and are rarely seen by human eyes. This breathtaking documentary takes you into these remarkable ecosystems, where towering trees support an extraordinary web of life. From fungi and insects to birds and mammals, every species plays a vital role in a delicate natural balance. Revealing the hidden connections between trees and the countless organisms that depend on them, the film is a powerful tribute to the resilience, beauty and importance of the world’s last primeval forests.
A small creature yearning for love is confronted with man's objectifying fantasies, and through a painful transformation, reclaims her identity and walks away from a place where love never existed.
On his 21st birthday, Trek, a self-doubting guitarist returns to his hometown after abandoning his band. But as he wanders old haunts with his childhood friend, a simple birthday gift triggers a quiet, surreal reckoning with the fears and insecurities that forced him to walk away from his passion.
two friends converse about bikes, beliefs, dinner, and being late over a joint and beer.
Inspired by Javier Milei's infamous declaration that "peace has made us weak," this sensual performance celebrates the resilience of dissident bodies.