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I Have No Home
This is the tale about the young boy is traveling with his imaginary friends in search of the way to home. Will him find the place to stay or maybe the journey is the meaning of life for him now?
Cin: Aşk Büyüsü
Movie tells the story of a young man who casts a love spell to get the woman he loves.
Living with Severe Anxiety
Narrated in first person, this film explores the impact of anxiety and how it can affect your life. Aneeka and Sam’s testimony is open and honest, and creates an intimate portrait into what it is like to live with severe anxiety, and what might cause it.
Broadcast Prohibited! Troubling Supernatural Footage 10
10th entry in "Broadcast Prohibited! Troubling Supernatural Footage" film series.
Sheryl Crow - Acts - Glastonbury 2019
Fri 28 Jun 2019 Pyramid Stage BBC Music at Glastonbury with Sheryl Crow
You Are Not Alone
Six children embark on a journey through healing when they become a part of the "You Are Not Alone" mural project; a 6x6 foot turtle-shaped sculpture developed by renowned artist Professor Marietta D'Antonio Fryer of Cheyney University.
Boze
Within the Tokara Archipelago in Japan lies the island of Akuseki. Home to 83 residents, and one mysterious visiting deity called BOZE. This is a community that welcomes all that arrives from the sea with an open heart, even a lost boy.
SANGUINEOUS
Feeling guilty for the loss of a loved one, the protagonist seeks to reconnect with his memories and accept the past.
Kalyaevskaya, 5
The film is about the first cooperative house in Moscow, many of whose residents were victims of Stalinist repression. The author of the film’s idea is a long-term resident Dmitry Belanovsky, whose family moved there in 1939. The former owner of the apartment was repressed by the NKVD. For many years, Dmitry was haunted by the thought of who lived before him in this apartment and how the fate of these people was. It took almost twenty years to find the answer.
Featherweight
Tas, a headstrong but lanky young teenager, takes up boxing in an effort to be closer with her estranged father and to free herself of an unstable mother. During her week-long campaign to win him over, a shocking altercation takes Tas right to the edge.
My Father and Me
A complex and moving film about filmmaker Nick Broomfield's relationship with his humanist-pacifist father, Maurice Broomfield, a factory worker turned photographer of vivid, often lustrous images of industrial post-WWII England.
We Still Have to Close Our Eyes
John Torres repurposes documentary footage captured from the sets of various Filipino productions (including the likes of Lav Diaz and Erik Matti) into an eerie, elliptical sci-fi narrative about human avatars controlled by apps.
Our Village
In an isolated mountain village dominated by Manchul, a villain, appears Dongryul, a martial artist who is equal to Manchul. As Dongryul gets rid of Manchul, the villagers warmly welcome him. But soon Dongryul changes his heart.
#Gadhvi (He thought he was Gandhi)
When a retired, widower inadvertently takes on the establishment, the nondescript Ram Nath Gadhvi becomes the social media sensation, #Gadhvi.
Busting a Nut
A sexual encounter forces a narrator to consider his childhood and his current lifestyle.
My Identity
Bullied at school and beaten by her mother, Taiwanese-Japanese teenager Rei runs away from home and is spontaneously taken in by Aoi, an office worker stigmatized by petty gossip. After a traumatic event binds them even closer together, the pair flee Tokyo and hide away in an abandoned inn. Together, they create a utopian space of female camaraderie and solace, but before long are forced to face reality.
Vulnerable Histories (A Road Movie)
As racist sentiment and discrimination continue to pull Japanese society apart, artist Koki Tanaka stages a series of conversations between Christian, a half-Swiss, half-Japanese-American man and Woohi, a Japan-born third-generation Korean (zainichi) woman living in Japan. The two young people discuss the disconcerting rise and increased presence of hate speech in the world, investigating not only the cold minutiae of law to reveal the lack of legal repercussions against the agitators, but also the devastating emotional consequences for those who are targeted.
Wei
What happens when director Ruud Lenssen's father is told he suffers from dementia? While Jac clings to his idyllic meadow, mother Ria struggles with her role as a caregiver. In the meantime, the inevitable farewell is closing in.
The Hand
A woman wakes up to find her husband dead on the floor in front of her. She panics and spirals out of control, making for one long and particularly damning night of vivid dreams and hallucinogens.
Wear & Tear
A girl wakes up to discover that a creature from her nightmares has materialised into reality.
Will she decide to run, or will she face this demon head on?
We Queer Roma: Valencia
Being Roma. Being queer. What is it like to live at the intersection of at least two identities? How does it feel to be a minority within a minority? "We, Queer Roma" is a search for answers; a film series that focuses on the media representation of LGBTQI Roma.
When I'm a Moth
An "un-biopic" of the young Hilary Rodham set in 1969, during the unverifiable weeks her autobiography has her working at an Alaskan salmon cannery. A parable about America, political narratives, and the absence of free will.
Kids on Fire
A nine-year-old closeted evangelical Christian tomboy must prove her faith by vandalising an LGBTQIA sex shop.
The Lost Frame
A Chilean filmmaker makes a return trip through his filmography in search of a forgotten frame.The Lost Frame is a retrospective documentary about work,themes and reflections around images.
A Room in Moscow
The film investigates Muscovites’ attitude to home, it is a story about the tough choices that we make in a big city. The characters of the film are young people who have new values: the importance of living near work, the gym, the city center or being able to quickly put all they have in boxes and move to a new place. Nevertheless, for each of them, it is still important to see their home as a reference point, endowed with special sentimental characteristics, which they are constantly searching.
Cloudberries
Everyday lives carry on in a small fishing village in the Kola Peninsula of Arctic Russia during the hottest summer on record.
Shalom Taiwan
The financial problems of a Jewish community are a nightmare for their leader, Rabbi Aaron. Cornered and overwhelmed, Aaron tries a last resort: embark on a trip to the Far East to get donations.
A Fool's Paradise
A cinematic road trip through South Africa. As a Dutch-South-African filmmaker, Saskia Vredeveld asks herself the question: 'did I become a racist, because I grew up in a racist country?' Therefore she embarks on a journey, from Cape Town to the heart of South Africa, to the towns whose 'white' names are about to be erased from the map such as Amsterdam and Rotterdam. What contradictory feelings does she have regarding her country? Is there still a future for the white people in the new South Africa?
Kuambil Lagi Hatiku
Agra City, India, will be the witness to the marriage of Sinta and Vikash, which are just counting the days. But Sinta is shocked by her mother, Widhi Malthora, who suddenly disappears. Sinta tries various ways to find out her mother's whereabouts while Vikash's family urge that the marriage be carried out immediately. Apparently Widhi returns to her hometown in Indonesia after receiving a telephone call from Dimas, her only brother. Widhi gets word that her father had died three months ago. Sinta is shocked because she always heard from her mother that her mother has no family in Java. Sinta is following her mother's departure with a thousand questions and delays her marriage in India. Arriving in Borobudur Village, Widhi's hometown, how surprised is Sinta, when she discovers the reality of her true roots and the dark secrets of her mother's past is not as beautiful as she has imagined so far. This reality will change her life forever.
Selfie for Baba-yaga
Baba Yaga finds a smartphone in the forest, but does not know what it is and how it works. She pesters forest dwellers with a request to teach her how to use it. But the animals have no time to teach Baba Yaga. And then she, in frustrated feelings, begins to conjure. And everyone who refused her help suddenly turns into someone else. The forest dwellers understand that they were not kind to Baba Yaga, they fly to her to ask for forgiveness. And in the end, they explain to her how to use smartphones and even teach Baba Yaga to take selfies.
(tourism studies)
Joshua Gen Solondz assmbles footage shot around the world over the past decade and manipulates it into a blurred compendium that privileges darkness and abstraction over the picturesque to an intense, strobing degree.
The God of the Toilet
It's not the best day for our protagonist, and it had started so well: A nice lap-time after work with a professional was planned. But she locks him in the toilet. His cell phone falls into the toilet bowl while he slips and bumps his head on the faucet. When he comes to, he meets a man-smeared beauty who reveals herself to be the goddess of the toilet. Or is it all just a dream?
Nervosa
Jade (19) lives with her two friends Rex and Bo in a secluded mobile home, surrounded by a dense conifer hedge. Under Rex’ direction, Jade follows a strict regime, but at night Bo tempts her to break out of it. Meanwhile an unknown woman makes frantic attempts to get through to Jade. Which only adds to her confusion.