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A man, bored of a life without purpose, completely reinvents himself.
Medical imagery, retrieved from the filmmaker’s body when he had a bone marrow transplant in 2021, becomes the foundation for disembodied questions of selfhood. In this experimental documentary, 2D and 3D animations create an abstract series of landscapes out of scans originally taken for medical treatment.
What happens when zombies take over a film class?
Caca and Her friends
When his car breaks down on the side of the road, a driver in a hurry is forced to stop and sit with the stillness he’s been outrunning.
A young telemarketer is introduced to a new Co-worker. He begins to watch him as he settles in, and what he finds will tear everyone in the office far far apart...
Akshay, a young man, loses the girl he loved dearly. He recalls the moments he spent with her.
Sky and 1/4 sky.
A man who, isolated in a nearly deserted city, enters a space where his body and mind begin to fracture. Amidst distorted memories and heavy silences, he confronts a pain he has avoided for too long. A fly, seemingly watching him with unsettling persistence, acts as a witness to the darkest corners of his inner self.
In Epitaph, filmmaker Cecilia Araneda returns to her long-estranged homeland, eco-processing 16 mm film with leaves and fruit gathered from her ancestral home, weaving a lament for her family’s past and the vanishing landscapes of home. Filmed in both Chile and on the Tablelands in Canada, a site central to the modern understanding of plate tectonics, Epitaph incorporates eco-processed 16 mm footage, video, documents from public and private archives, and found footage to weave an epitaph to a home in the process of leaving the filmmaker, first as a result of exile and then to the gradual movement of time. Epitaph has been eco-processed on-site in rural Chile at the site of the filmmaker’s father’s family using boldo, figs, fig leaves, walnut leaves, apples, apple leaves, fall grapes, fall grape leaves, olives, olive leaves, plums, mint, yard flowers and other vegetation.
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For thirteen-year-old Michel, boundaries between childish imagination and adolescent reality begin to blur, when his older brother leaves the family. OUR SONGS explores the echoes of childhood in the everyday life of a mutigenerationioal family, telling the memory of a separation.
A wrestler is on the way to the top of the company and is facing the champion but gets injured in the match and is forced to take time off. Along the way the wrestler deals with being away from the ring, losing confidence and missing wrestling while he discovers the champion intentionally injured him due to jealousy and not wanting to lose the top spot. Eventually, the wrestler makes his comeback to ring months later against the same champion for the title and the top spot.
The film follows Fidaa Abu Maryam on her journey to wield storytelling as a psychological shield. By gathering the testimonies of Gazan women, she transforms their narratives into a living archive of feminist memory, defying oblivion and reclaiming the self from the heart of the ruins.
In a changing village steeped in old lore, a young girl steps into a forbidden grove and uncovers a long-silenced red bloom; she awakens memories buried by power and time. Her quiet act stirs forgotten histories and resistance, blending folklore and reality to reflect on loss, memory and survival.
A cocky teenage table tennis player dreams of becoming a champion, but when a bitter rival threatens his future, an unlikely martial arts master takes him under his wing. As tragedy strikes, he must confront the true cost of his ambition and discover what it really means to win.
4 work friends sit down to play a Ouija type boardgame and get their questions answered from beyond. Instead they get way more than they expected. Instead they get far more than they expected as they fight to be as honest as possible with a malevolent force attempting to uncover their darkest secrets.
Erol, Kenzie, and Akmal were students eating and relaxing together at a meatball stall. Suddenly, Akmal ran into his friend, Mahesa, and the two became engrossed in a long conversation. This left Erol and Kenzie feeling awkward and bored. They exchanged subtle signals, hoping to head home soon. After a long wait, Mahesa finally said his goodbyes. Erol and Kenzie felt relieved when Akmal suggested they leave, effectively bringing the tedious situation to an end.