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Four longtime friends, once a group of eight called the Clique, recall the stories of their strong friendship side by side for the past 46 years, while also navigating the struggles of the loss of their spouses and best friends - proving that companionship is not only a comfort but a form of medicine against loneliness and grief.
An eight year old girl tries to pluck a mago from a mango tree
Two men share moments of intimacy while one of them questions the **superficiality of a relationship that, despite its length, was never truly built**. Between desire, silence, touch, and fleeting smiles, **unease rises from a shallow bond sustained by the fear of diving deeper and truly feeling**.
The term "erô" refers to sacred knowledge within the context of Afro-Indigenous religions. "Erô" is also the nickname of Erodimar - a fierce and resiliente woman, a heroine of the hinterlands.
Through a tapestry of letters, journals, and art, Chicago-based artist Reveca Torres engages in a dialogue with iconic disabled artists Frida Kahlo, Vincent Van Gogh, and Henri Matisse who have inspired a new generation of artists. Bridging time and space, she intertwines the lives and works of Kahlo, Van Gogh, and Matisse with the works of contemporary artists with disabilities.
After traveling to Gotham City, Superman witnesses the brutal tactics of Batman as he takes down the unlawful thief known as Magpie. Based on "One Night in Gotham City" by John Byrne
A diary of memory and the gradual disappearance of the self through a digital collective journey.
Under a bleak theocratic regime, parents brutally sacrifice their dancer daughter—a crime that turns their heads to stone, while awakening the girl for a surreal, mythic rebirth from the heart of the stones.
In the house where Hilda grew up, time seems to have stood still. The spaces once inhabited by her family now appear empty. Forty-eight years later, Hilda revisits her memories and shares her story with us.
In the mountains of Sichuan, China, lies a mysterious ancient city that was consigned to oblivion until the chance discovery of a jade object in 1927. Since that first find, over 10,000 artefacts made of gold, jade, ivory and bronze have been unearthed, buried by the inhabitants in sacrificial pits before they left the city about 3,000 years ago. The finds include objects unlike any other: curiously shaped bronze heads and masks covered in gold foil. The scale of the site and the number of treasures make Sanxingdui one of the most important archaeological discoveries of our time. Was this city once the capital of the ancient Shu kingdom – a kingdom whose very existence was doubted by some? At Sanxingdui, Bronze Age treasures speak to our imagination and open a new chapter of history.
From playing on neighborhood courts to winning numerous titles in basketball tournaments. The “Ferimstos” basketball players, who call themselves the strongest team in Vilnius, invite you to join their eighteen-year-long story of friendship—a journey through basketball courts, arguments, wild parties, and eternal love.
A gay couple talks about love, visibility, and making erotic films together in Malaysia, where queer life has long been criminalized.
A doubtful yet determined man plans on renovating an abandoned mill, where ghosts of its vanishing history linger.
While filming an audition tape for a reality television show, Keith Thomas, a film nerd, goes camping in the woods, only to make a shocking discovery as to why the campsite is eerily quiet.
In rural Telangana, close friends Ganga and Suresh face separation when Ganga prepares to leave for the city. During a playful moment, Suresh accidentally hurts her, misinterpreting her first menstrual cycle as an injury. As traditional rituals isolate Ganga for marriage, their friendship is tested by silence, distance, and the pressures of growing up.