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During the funeral, a young girl tracks down her dead grandfather's soul, only to find him happily gambling in the afterlife. Slipping him a transit pass, fireworks explode—Bang! Grandpa blasts into the heavens.
Sheriff Keith deals with Family relationships.
When does a river start dying? Who will remember the river once it disappears? Blending observation, oral histories, and personal narration, the film moves between memory and the present, revealing how ecological change quietly alters landscapes, livelihoods, and cultural traditions as the community learns to live with its absence.
Building houses far from home: through their own mobile phone images, Bangladeshi construction workers in Kosovo offer a raw glimpse of life between precarious work and dreams of a bett er future.
A surreal sci fi anthology.
Struggling to find her footing in her first year of college, Chloe attempts to join the school’s dance company. Unbeknownst to her, the company holds many dark secrets. In this story of love, Chloe faces a challenge— follow her true passions or fall into the pressures of conformity.
One day, a man happens to witness a woman eating insects alone. A few weeks later, she approaches him for advice on a screenplay she is writing. The story is about a pervert who becomes sexually aroused by eating insects and is eventually caught by someone.
The Bulgarian uncle, in love with antiquity, guards old treasures and ideals of masculinity. Despising the modern age is his #RomanEmpire. The nephew drops by for a visit.
Famed escape artist Harry Houdini performs one of his signature feats: freeing himself from a straitjacket while suspended in the air. Here. Now. Experience the marvel and mystery of the master magician.
A melancholic short film about love, loneliness, and the memories of someone who was never truly forgotten.
A pianist discovers that he should avoid one of the notes on the piano.
A boy receives mysterious calls and warnings from unknown number, only to discover that something has entered his locked room—and he is already gone.
It’s 2026, the job market is shit. Someone calls into a radio show, The Unemployment Line, where you can get tips on how to improve your skills and get help seeking a job. However, when a bizarre call throws the host off kilter, the unsuspecting host gives helpful tips and motivates an aspiring serial killer to achieve their dream Will the caller succeed, who will be their next victim?
Ahmed moved back to Egypt from Saudi Arabia in 2017. That was the last time he saw his classmate and best friend. This evocative account of loss uses videos and an inner monologue to look back in time and, through six symbolic gifts, explores why some friendships fall apart and where the line between care and dependence lies.
Lucidity doesn't mean much if you can't wake up.
When an ordinary situation takes an unexpectedly dramatic turn, one name becomes the centre of everything: Nathan. This cinematic comedy transforms a simple internet joke into an unnecessarily intense motion picture, complete with dramatic storytelling, questionable decisions, and absolutely zero explanation.
Binta Is Okay is a mini coming-of-age story about a girl trying to understand her body, her faith and her relationship with her mother.
Kepa and Urko are lifelong friends. Many years ago, due to a dramatic event, both of their lives changed. Urko dreams of a new life. Kepa, on the other hand, cannot change.
After hearing mysterious reports of a creature kidnapping people in the night, Estelle finds herself too scared to feed her cats. Her granddaughter, Aurora, does it for her.
dream*time*travel (out of capitalism) lingers between a guided meditation, a (dream*)time travel and the prothesis of the self in the digital sphere. It questions self care procedures in western societies and how these are affected and emptied due to the ruling capitalist system. The body floats in the digital space, slowly degrading as well as the imagined (and real) woods.