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An exploration of several european cities through the Miniland located in Legoland Germany
A mother's greatest mistake becomes her chance at redemption when love demands the ultimate sacrifice.
From through the thick smoke, the creation monster speaks to us, more animal than god. It regrets its biggest mistake of all: creating civilisation. Just what have we done?
A man wants to be a hole.
Enter a gamified dreamscape where AI turns bodies into data, pleasure into surveillance.
When a girl’s heirloom umbrella mistakenly gets taken by the student next door, she finds herself caught in a chaotic chase to retrieve the one thing she cannot afford to lose.
A Midwest arts festival brings 60,000 people together for four days of music, food, and creativity, revealing how shared experiences can create rare common ground in a divided world.
Blending fiction and dance, THE LIFE CYCLE OF A GREY ANT is a retro-futuristic ballet that flips a middle finger to modernity.
Null Adjustments follows the repair of the Buchla 100 at the Library of Congress, an early modular synthesizer built by Don Buchla for composer Morton Subotnick, who used it to create Silver Apples of the Moon. Shot on 16mm film and employing optical printing techniques, the film pays homage to the instrument’s emergence in the 1960s and showcases its continued playability today.
Local Color documents the daily life of people who live, work, visit and play in Hanoi. Once the central city of America’s most elusive enemy during the Cold War, the film asks what is to become of the red that once brought the western world to its knees? Where is it fading? What colors replace it? Who will be responsible moving forward? Local Color is an observational documentary that investigates the limits of observational documentary. Starting with a relic of the Vietnam War, Local Color expands to explore how images, propaganda and a local scene is created. Local Color is a film about labor and leisure. It is about the past, the present and the future and it is a film about a city and its people. Local Color a film about Hanoi, Vietnam.
In the heart of Edinburgh, a renowned Kilt manufacturer works to preserve a centuries-old Scottish tradition while training the next generation to carry it forward.
Filmed and directed by Eric “Remrod” Mayes and co written by Warren Armour, the film dives into the world of St. Louis style fried rice, neighborhood chop sueys, St. Paul sandwiches, and Vess sodas while uncovering the traditions that shaped generations across the city. Through raw conversations, cinematic storytelling, and an original soundtrack, HALF ORDER explores identity, nostalgia, and the cultural connections built through shared neighborhood experiences. More than a documentary about Chinese food, HALF ORDER is a heartfelt portrait of St. Louis, its people, and the culture that continues to connect them.
On their last night together two best friends Johnathan and Ricky go out, taping their every experience. However as the footage continues Johnathan starts to see a second personality of the friend he once knew.
Accidents happen. Especially around Halloween. Especially around Sam. Fortunately, Pumpums the talking pumpkin is back with some tips to stay safe this Halloween!
Man is on a roundabout, but cannot choose direction. He dives into his thoughts to find the answer. In the end man creates his own way.
The film tells the story of Anatoly Evgenievich Kurkovsky, head of the medical unit for people experiencing homelessness at Botkin Hospital in St. Petersburg. This unique facility, the only one of its kind in Russia, was established 23 years ago with the participation of the international organization Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders). Every day, dramatic, sometimes touching, and occasionally comical events unfold here.
A TV presenter slams the Maltese superhero Merill on her morning talk show, but gets an unexpected caller.