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As dusk falls over Recife, hidden threats take an escape route from hellish traffic.
A young Danish man travels to Norway to clear out the house of his late mother, confronting the remains and the place. As he moves through unfamiliar surroundings, the film unfolds a story about family tensions, loss and belonging.
In a post-apocalyptic world, The Dawn taught his people to survive by wearing a mask, no more feeling, no more pain. He has been hiding behind his own ever since he lost Ava. Alone in the desert, his memories come back, and with them an idea he had never imagined, there might be a way beyond this world. He returns to his group, gathered in an abandoned warehouse, and takes off his mask in front of them for the first time. But no one understands. So he dances, alone at first, until someone else takes off their mask, then another. In the rain, they dance through the night, until exhaustion, until dawn breaks.
When life's rejections push a man to his breaking point, an unwavering bond pulls him back into the light.
Trapped in a series of looping dream timelines, Nyra is hunted by an unknown killer and must find a way to escape before the cycles consume her.
About benches as silent witnesses to our encounters, separations and the passage of time. As people arrive and leave, the bench becomes a central point around which bodies, relationships and time change. What remains of us after we stand up and walk away except for the trace that we were once there?
The Dog spent peaceful, ordinary days — taking walks in the park, playing games on the computer, and sometimes going to the polling station. If everyone wishes for peace, why do people continue to fight?
A snow monkey bathing in a natural hot spring has an out-of-body experience and requires some well-trained snowflakes to revive him with their magical powers.
When a brilliant botanist is pushed to the brink by his emotionally abusive husband's emotional abuse, he synthesizes a custom hallucinogen designed to force his tormentor to viscously experience his his own abuse first hand.
A mistake made at dinner with his girlfriend, Arlo, opens some deep wounds for Marcus that may lead to the collapse of their relationship.
After losing his first love, a young man struggles to let go of the memories she left behind, turning heartbreak into a journey of acceptance, ambition, and quiet love
Thirty villages, each with a different landscape of life, and one sea that embraces them all. This documentary records the scenery, the people and the traces of life layered there over a long time. Like the incoming tide, time keeps flowing into the villages and out again. Some leave; others return. The villages change little by little. Yet the sea is still there, and so are the people's memories and lives. The film slowly observes the memories of home and the time of life held by those who have lived alongside the sea.
A short documentary exploring the life and legacy of queer Latinx civil rights leader Gloria Casarez. Produced over the course of a decade, the film traces Gloria’s journey from her childhood in “the Badlands" of Philadelphia, to grassroots organizer in the anti-poverty and HIV/AIDS movements, to her historic appointment as the city’s first Director of LGBT Affairs. Told through a rich blend of personal archives and voices from her community, the film captures how Gloria’s "boots on the ground" philosophy broke down barriers to ensure everyone had a seat at the table and how her legacy serves as a blueprint to continue the fight against the erasure of marginalized communities.
A pencil and a few sheets of paper. A hand drawing a version of Gaza that only now exists on the memory of the person drawing it. And as he draws, he says: I remember everything.
When a serial tickler terrorises the city, a hard-boiled police detective and his bumbling rookie assistant must discover the truth and put an end to the crimes.
Go behind the scenes with Primetime director Lance Oppenheim in a new making-of mini doc directed by Wes Ellis and Christian Vazquez & edited by Wes Ellis.