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It all started at the bench when a random guy who is suspiciously friendly comes to sit and make a chat with the girl.

A forgotten book. A childhood buried in silence. A night that refuses to stay in the past. When Cindy brings home an antique book with no title, she thinks she’s found an old curiosity. But the deeper she reads, the more the pages seem to know about her — and the darkness her family tried to hide. Whispers in the night turn to screams. Ghosts of her mother and sister return, not for closure… but for blood. Family Secrets is a chilling descent into generational trauma, memory, and the monsters we inherit.

A 14-year-old girl, haunted by a recurring nightmare, confronts a mysterious mime blocking her path to an illuminated door. Through hypnotherapy, she discovers the mime she perceived as an enemy actually protects a repressed traumatic memory.

The collapse of the Francis Scott Key bridge in Baltimore causes one of her citizens to experience odd (and even supernatural) side effects.

A grieving family discovers their deceased Grandfather's good luck charm may possess Divine powers.

Inspired by the reality of a day in the life of an artist from any discipline. We follow one person going through an abstract audition process and explores the resilience we all have to regularly summon when met with the frequent rejection that comes in many forms.

Local grumpy and short-tempered superhero, Burger Dude must attend a college and get a degree in order to keep his superhero license due to a new city law, where it is now mandatory to have an education. He must navigate and balance his life through the surreal chaos of college and superhero duties.

After the collapse of civilization, a group of survivors wanders the ruins. “We don’t use violence. We don’t loot.” Through hunger and devastation, they’ve held onto one belief. Then one day, they arrive at the legendary “Banquet of the Saviors,” a place long spoken of in whispers. Before them lies an unbelievable sight: an endless feast, a golden twilight, and a massive structure floating in the sky. Have they finally come face to face with a myth?

An URBAN NOMAD lives on the rails of the streetcars in a city. Between 2:00 and 4:00 a.m. when no streetcars operate, he finds his ambulant sleep somewhere in the rail system. He lives on his bed-on-wheels which fits precisely into the rails. You might meet the URBAN NOMAD coincidentally some time on you way home at night. More and more, we become nomads in our own lives. A project by UTOPIA TOOLBOX 2019 – 2022 Duration: 11 min No spoken language

Using AI technology to assess our life's progress aligns with the Constitution's initial purpose, which granted us the Bill of Rights—though this might be threatened by a new, subtly concealed tyranny hiding behind a democratic appearance aimed at 'We The People.'

"Bold Beginnings with Sheida" is a podcast that highlights individuals who refused to conform to societal norms, traditional 9-5 jobs, or expectations imposed by their culture or family. It features men and women from various backgrounds who conceived an idea, overcame the fear of failure, and took a leap of faith to turn that idea into reality. The podcast celebrates those who ventured into uncharted territory, embracing uncertainty to bring their vision to life.

Two-minute animation showing how Downend and Emersons Green evolved over the centuries, from a wild deer forest owned by the king to today’s multicultural suburb of Bristol.

When a laundry worker seeks to find the owner of a piece of clothing stuck to the side of a washing machine, a journey to true love, through the lens of iconic movie scenes ensues.

After an unexpected link, a whirlwind of emotions reflect in the passing of time and space in all five seasons

What goes through the soul of a person who decides to leave their motherland? An already difficult decision becomes considerably more challenging if circumstances do not leave any time to think and prepare for departure. The psychological consequences that catch up with forced exiles in a foreign land are in the focus of the film.

After Saleem is released from prison after twenty years, he stays alone at home, haunted by nightmares, while Cosette tries to reconnect with him and understand why he’s isolating himself, hoping to help him face his past and rebuild their relationship. Will she succeed?

An old man, a dark room, a phone. Brutally attacked at home, he regains consciousness in an unknown location. On the line, the police are trying to trace him. But is he even still somewhere he can be found? -- AI Film

The viola section of a large orchestra auditions (behind a screen) a new violist for their ensemble. The candidates are terrible, and the violists bicker among themselves. Suddenly, the perfect violist plays; it's pure bliss. But in the third round, when they discover the candidate's identity and see their wheelchair, their awkwardness as able-bodied people dealing with a disabled person pushes one of the violists in the section to reveal her own invisible disability to her colleagues with a bang. Will the four violists find a semblance of harmony again?

This is an uplifting tale, with a little bit of mystery and a lovely twist at the end. How did Jim and Elizabeth find me on those crowded, colourful streets of 1950s Kuala Lumpur? Jim and his family were there, as he was flying helicopters for the Royal Air Force during the Malayan Emergency, but how I came to be there is unknown. Although I was very much part of the family and their adventures around the world, it was only during Christmas that I got to really be with them. Fortunately, Jim loved film and shortly before heading out to Malaya he had purchased a Nizo Heliomatic cine camera. These films were always a popular watch during the Christmas family gathering and helped me to frame memories of these times. Seventy years after joining the family, I reflect on those times and my connections with the new generation growing up around me and my origins are revealed.

The Sanctuary of the Leatherback is the continuing stories, following the first documentary, The Story of the Leatherback. This documentary will raise an important issue, relating to the recent death of mother Tai Meaung, a mother leatherback turtle along with her 136 unhatched babies in her belly. The incident is heartbreaking. Losing her has been a major blow for the conservation efforts for this turtle specie, one of the critically endangered animals in Thailand. The documentary further addressed an important study report that has been purposed by The Committee on Land, Natural Resources and Environment, House of Representatives. The report proposed an expansion of the jurisdiction of the Khao Lampi-Hat tai meung National Park to include the Coral Line, which is an important habitat for the Leatherback and other sea turtles during nesting season. Combining the coral line to be a part of the national park will be an essential step towards protecting these beautiful endangered species and its pristine habitats both on land and sea. If the effort can be realized, it will ensure the place to be the true “Sanctuary of the Leatherback” and to preserve biodiversity and bring back balance to the world for future generations.

A man who was a reviewer in Taipei has been quietly watching the same woman for more than twenty years. Not in real life, but through a screen. She exists for him as images, fragments, and updates — an illusion sustained by social media. One day, he unfollows her. The gesture is small, almost invisible. But does it mean he has finally let go? He is not alone. In this city, many lives unfold under the glow of cellphones, where distance collapses, but emotions remain unresolved. Technology brings us closer, yet quietly erases the time and space we need to feel, to grieve, and to move on.

La Señal (The Signal) follows a young woman in a coastal town who begins receiving a mysterious radio transmission that disrupts her sense of time, memory, and reality. As the signal intensifies, she must decide whether it is a warning, a calling, or something far more unsettling.

A black-and-white short film styled as a 1960s children’s television program, Studio Family follows a young girl who repeatedly asks how babies are born, while her parents offer increasingly absurd answers about sharing meals. As the cheerful rhythm of the family loop begins to crack, innocence gives way to quiet psychological unease, revealing something far darker beneath the sitcom surface. AI-assisted tools were used in certain stages of visual development and post-production. The creative direction, storytelling, editing, and final artistic decisions were fully led by the filmmaker.