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A young couple shares a deep passion about food and desire for each other. They put all their efforts to satisfy all their fantasies, until they come with the ultimate culinary experience. One must be eaten and the second must feed from the other’s flesh.
The Yukon River at Dawson City (Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in) on November 15, 2025. The ice has covered the river but not memories of summer fires. Filmed in 16mm, Developed with sunflower developer. Phytograms with mint, parsley, rosemary, thyme and spider plant. Made for the Yukon48 Film Challenge.
Bima is trapped in a groundhog day loop because he cannot accept his failure. After confiding in his friend, Alden, Bima must make a difficult decision.
A young woman tries to leave her old life behind. Dark forces pursue her, and she experiences a moral awakening.
A high school student realizes that her cash savings for college are damaged.
A young man must come to terms with a malicious infomercial and its terrifying host.
Artist James Magee spent over forty years building installation in the West Texas desert, El Paso. Often working alone or with one assistant, Magee constructed four stone buildings, in the shape of an equidistant cross, containing his large steel-and-glass sculptures. “James Magee and The Hill” takes the viewer to the artist’s studio and to The Hill, which he worked on until his death in 2024. Magee and The Hill have been profiled in The New York Times and several international art magazines. The Hill is a mysterious, spiritual construction of a visionary and unique American artist.
A survivor lives out her days beneath the soil of a vicious wasteland. Her peace is shattered when a mysterious creature threatens her existence.
Remembranza is a work that employs photogrammetry and the archive as mechanisms for reconstruction and memory. Through 3D scanning, the Votive Temple of Maipú is transformed into an object—a vessel for memories. It is an exercise that uses the errors of an imperfect scan to demonstrate the fragility of memory.
One man’s surreal morning routine.
The little star descends toward the earth, bound to a journey it knows will end in ruin. The distant stars pleading for its return are the echoes of reason—an internal warning it chooses to ignore. Just as stars vanish from our sight with the dawn, the protagonist fades away with the first light of day, unable to exist in a world where he was never meant to belong.
In a small town, Franca, a single mother, tries to hold onto her last remaining child, Juan, while society, the justice system, and her own past seem to conspire to tear him away from her. Left without child support and with her older children in the custody of an unfaithful ex-husband, she survives by stealing food, negotiating with lawyers, and enduring the judgmental gaze of a traditional town—as well as that of her mother, a flirtatious woman who, despite loving her, never fails to point out her mistakes.
Inspired by the oceanic novel Black Wings by Taiwanese Indigenous Yami/Tao writer Syaman Rapongan, this immersive documentary transforms audience readings through AI speech recognition-driven response into a collective literary ritual, resonating with the author’s voice and memories between MR and projection space.
Super-8 experimental film by Henry Amozu.
Super-8 experimental film by Henry Amozu.
After losing his father, Ahmed becomes trapped in isolation, grief, and emotional numbness. On the night of his birthday, while standing on the edge of suicide, an unexpected phone call and a mysterious girl named Layan pull him back from making a fatal decision. Her words give him a small sense of hope and connection he has not felt since his father’s death. As Ahmed struggles to reconnect with reality, his mental state begins to deteriorate. He starts hearing voices, seeing disturbing visions, and encountering a mysterious double of himself that seems to represent his inner darkness and unresolved trauma. Torn between healing and self-destruction, Ahmed is forced to confront his grief, loneliness, and fractured identity before losing himself completely. “Reflection” is a psychological drama that explores loss, depression, isolation, and the silent battle within the human mind.
The Story of the Cowboy in Bahrain follows a Bahraini man whose fascination with American cowboy culture has become part of his everyday life. Through his experience, the documentary looks at how a passion born far from its original setting can cross borders and take on a new meaning. The film captures an unusual meeting of cultures and the personal identity that grows from it.