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15-year-old Lisa finds an old video camera and begins filming an ordinary, sobering winter morning in the apartment of her friend Maxim, who is clearly in love with her.
Dave, a down-on-his-luck salesman is about to lose his job when he unearths a box containing a watch and a gun. Discovering that the watch gives him the ability to travel back in time, it dramatically reshapes his life, and the lives of the people around him.
Arshia, a quiet student at a Tehran all-boys school, discovers that bully Ali sells explicit films. When Arshia asks for a gay film, it sparks events that change them both forever.
A man finds happiness in a once-platonic relationship. But after he proposes, his girlfriend’s sudden desire for intimacy brings his hidden fetish to the surface. As he tries to bridge the growing gap between them through physical closeness, he instead sinks deeper into loneliness.
During Lao Yang’s quiet, lonely Spring Festival days, his beloved cat Tianjiu vanished from home.
Herman Hertzberger’s LiMa Wohnhof was conceived as an experiment in social housing that combined structuralist principles, participatory design and collective self-building. Four decades later, this film explores how architecture can evolve and adapt in order to allow each generation to redefine what it means to live together.
A low-budget mockumentary-drama that follows filmmaker Aiden Diorio as he secures an exclusive interview with the elusive Rat King, Reed Depel-Leblanc, a self-proclaimed monarch who lives deep within an abandoned sewer system beneath the city.
The film is a collection of testimonies about how people remember the death of a young man in the town of Khuldabad in the Deccan. Through these memories of a death, each different from the other, the film attempts to sketch a portrait of the town, its people and the contested times we live in.
solanaceae is structured like an invocation. A voice addresses us without revealing its origin. It speaks of rituals, healing and intoxication, of a knowledge that has been revered and persecuted for centuries. Only gradually does the perspective shift: the voice does not belong to a human being. It is not a plant being invoked—the plant itself speaks from the ground. In a time of collective exhaustion, the work asks about other forms of knowledge, memory and transformation. The starting point is research into henbane, a plant that has been associated with magical practices and transformation for centuries.
Five decades after the tragedy of October 6, 1976, this documentary retraces the memories and dissects the scars of one of the nation’s deepest political wounds. Told entirely through the raw, unguided voices of survivors and witnesses, it confronts us with a haunting question: Was that Wednesday truly the last time lives were taken, souls vanished, and justice went entirely unserved?
The story explores Yuen Long's drug problem and its resulting generational trauma from a unique perspective— a “superhero" is someone who’s willing to shoulder greater responsibility than others. The story is told from the perspective of an older sister who returns to her old home years later for her graduation thesis, getting to know her younger brother after their parents' divorce -old memories resurface at the place she once lived. Meanwhile, the younger brother is about to risk everything to save his friend who is trapped in a drug network. Can old wounds be healed and relationships reconciled?
Following a recent act of terrorism, growing homophobia among those around Jaro leaves him feeling increasingly cornered. The situation threatens the identity he has kept hidden.
Cumbrian poet Emma McGordon wrestles with mental health and class-based barriers as she tries to turn her poem into a film. Poetic yet gritty, this experimental performance piece weaves together McGordon’s experiences of heartbreak and OCD.