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Aside from literally sleeping in feces, these people are dodging rats, flash floods and drug addicts. What's worse, the sewer dwellers are constantly under attack by local "death squads," who fire open rounds and pour gasoline into their underground homes, then set them ablaze.

Pure light captured with pinhole photography on the celluloid of a roll of Super-8 film.

The life of each individual is nothing more than a database meticulously recorded by the various mechanisms of social control. From birth to death, records, documents and references multiply. Through 10 stories, OP-1207-X offers a vision of a world under total surveillance and the implications of this control on the lives of citizens.

2007 japanese short film

Manipulated, rotten meat infects a weird freak, who mutates into a disgusting zombie, always heading for new victims. The epidemic spreads fast, but a few heroes stir up against the threatening end of the world. A real devastating mixture of nerveshatter and strange humour, especially due to the most elaborated dialogues and the smallest budget film history has ever seen.

The story of the last years of Inishark island, off the west coast of Ireland and its final evacuation in 1960.

Over the years, what has driven manufacturers like Mercedes to build "supercars," automobiles whose performance far exceeds any reasonable road-going requirements? Automotive expert Simon Kidston takes you behind the wheel of six of the most distinctive supercars in the world and examines what makes these automotive wonders so exceptional...and so expensive. These cars are definite eye-catchers: the Mercedes Benz 300SL, Lamborghini Miura, Lamborghini Countach, Ferrari F40, and the McLaren F1. Take an exclusive look around the high-tech Bugatti factory and their gorgeous $1.5 million Bugatti Veyron

Three spectacular canvases by Sandra Blow were one of the highlights of the 2006 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. Sadly, this was her last show, as she died in August that year. This film was made in her studio in St. Ives as she was preparing to submit her works, and it captures her remarkable character and her fascinating reflections on a lifetime creating beautiful, rigorous, distinctive and joyous paintings. Sandra Blow spent a formative year as a student in Italy in the late 1940s, and she returned to London to begin a distinguished career dedicated to developing her vigorous abstract art. In addition to paint, she worked with a diverse range of materials, including sacking, plaster and coloured paper collages, and while her work often referred to landscape and to architecture, it was always exploring ideas of pure form and colour, balance and chance, light and movement. theEYE is an excellent introduction to contemporary artists and their work

All Japanese people have heard of warabeuta at least once. This film delves into the puzzling theories and mysteries handed down in traditional warabeuta, such as "Kagome kagome," "Zuizui zutsugorobashi," and "teru teru bozu," and uncovers the shadows of Japan, centering on secretly whispered rumors.

Software designed to determine if a song will be a hit is put to the test when singles from 2005 are measured against the Swedish pop group’s hits. Interviews with Bono, Donny Osmond and Robin Gibb are featured.

A few days from the life of a Kyrgyz family in Moscow. Nurik works on a construction site as handyman. His elder brother Mansur is without work. The mother, Mukhabbat, tries to help her sons solve their problems.

The filmmaker attempts to understand the family's outlook and reaction to her sister's homosexuality. It's a journey towards her sister and towards herself. Along the way, she meets other Muslim homosexuals.

Opening of the festival! Annecy will be animated by this crossroads of meetings, often jovial and rich in fruitful exchanges, between passionate festival-goers and authors who will escape together for a week at the Annecy festival. You must quickly reach the Arche which takes all the inhabitants to the Annecy festival.

A fictitious narrative about a society on an unstable piece of land that is in danger of disappearing. The situation requires the population’s collective initiative in order to secure their survival both as a society and as individuals.

13th installment in Broadway's "Honto ni Atta Kowai Hanashi" series.

This is the first installment in a series of horror documentaries about psychic Takeo Ikeda's terrifying pilgrimages. The first documentary film of the horror documentary series, "The Most Powerful Spiritualist," captures his pilgrimage as he listens to the voices of the spirits that remain in this world even after death, and are never saved. This film is full of terrifying images.

Experimental short by Kenji Onishi.

Burkina Faso, West Africa. October 15, 1987. Automatic gunfire breaks the evening night’s silence and kills President Thomas Sankara. Had the assassins been sent by his brother in arms, Blaise Compaoré, with whom he had launched the Marxist Burkina Revolution a few years before, and who took control of the country right after the assassination?

Experimental short by Kenji Onishi.

A train journey begins. On board is a reader whose thoughts begin to move. The letters change and flow from the pages of the book, carrying us into a world of memories and associations. We meet the letters again: swimming in a tea cup. Shot, they bleed to death on a sheet of paper and at last evaporate into the night sky.

Experimental short by Kenji Onishi.

In 2007, a message appeared on the Internet that before her death, the clairvoyant Vanga allegedly predicted that in far Siberia, in Bratsk, on March 17, a chlorine plant located right in the center of the city would explode. That "brothers fall asleep and do not wake up." The author of the film specially goes to the city two days before a possible disaster. And he creates a report not about Bratsk and its inhabitants, but about the era, Russia and our contemporaries.

"Shell" is the common name for a dismantling garage. But more than a third of the shells are used for other purposes. Pensioners Karasevs lived in a shell for 79 days, and almost died. What happened in Moscow in 2006?

The protagonist, betrayed by relatives many years ago, now himself, after adultery, turns out to be a traitor in the eyes of his wife and children. Betrayal has its evolution.