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France, 2025. 99.9% of the country's city stadiums are occupied by men, only one field stands free from their conquest.

Once upon a time... a long time ago, in the white silence.... The Army of Love, an army of mini-cloned fairies, finds Ox & Xo, two lovers, frozen in their love story... The "Army Of Love", a short musical fairytale in animation style.

A body is found torn apart. Three enigmatic witnesses recount fragmented memories of its soul, their testimonies unraveling a surreal trial where reality dissolves into nightmare, each note deepening the descent into darkness. This is a story about the death of Fles.

Music video. Actress Zein Trabelsi in a French Impressionist fantasy adventure in idyllic San Juan Capistrano, CA

A single mother shaken from PTSD searches for relief from her terrorizing nightmares.

A young boy escapes into a world shaped by imagination and memory. As fantasy and reality begin to blur, the film explores the need to create inner worlds as a way to cope, dream and grow. Out There, Somewhere is a quiet, emotional journey about curiosity, storytelling and holding on to that part of yourself that still believes there is more.

The story begins when a traveling painter meets a beautiful waitress in a roadside diner, falling into a dreamlike vision of love and life. Within this fleeting illusion, he experiences an entire lifetime with the heroine—embracing the sweetness of love, enduring the trivialities of daily life, and confronting the weariness of marriage. When he returns to reality and is once again given the power to choose, he must decide whether to continue alone, savoring the freedom of solitude, or, despite remembering every moment of past pain, still choose to journey with her. In this question of life, what will the protagonist ultimately choose…

Rookie PJ's first day on the job doesn't go quite as expected...

After his proposal gets rejected, Dongjiang—a junior game designer—bitterly wishes he could become the producer. Unexpectedly, Yinyue, a character from his game, materializes and uses magic to swap Dongjiang's soul with the producer's. This triggers a series of comedic yet dramatic twists, launching them on an unexpected journey of growth.

Alex is on the run. From something she doesn't want us to see. It's getting closer. Step into the Unknown: A heart-pounding, journey into the experience of dyspraxia. A cinematic drama about what is is to experience life with dyspraxia told through live action, thriller, Mocap and martial arts carefully wrapped in a love story. Made with those who live with the condition. A young woman, Alex, is on the run, observed on CCTV, the camera hones in. We watch as she runs through a desolate carpark, heart thumping, looking behind. She crashes into a business man. "You've got all this space!" he shouts Alex cannot stop. A figure is closing in behind. Her destination; an exam room, She is confronted by a sea of occupied single desks. Each occupant filling in exam papers, in unnerving unison, overseen by a strict invigilator. Alex seats herself and attempts to fall into sync with the rest of the room. The figure that had been following her, sits behind, their gaze firmly fixed on Alex. Something else is wrong, the room is out of sorts, the invigilator ticks, the clock scratches. The figure behind now moving in small, jerky movements. Are they conducting?The camera moves away from Alex in order to pay attention to the conducting figure. Alex physically moves the camera back to her. She addresses the audience directly, revealing the figure is the part of her she doesn't want us to see. What follows is a battle between the two, as they vie for the attention of the audience and dominance of the worlds they visit. Each world representing their emotional states and their understanding of the world we live in. We journey through the worlds of Charlie Chaplin,, Kung Fu Masters, a sea of bodies, and a galaxy of stars. It’s a thrilling, dark and dangerous ride, with no clues as to where we are going next. Each world teaches them something new about themselves and each other, until they find mutual acceptance and love of both themselves, and the audience that perceives them. We leave them being interviewed in a warm , friendly TV studio about their relationship and how they are making it work. First Date style. This is a story about what it is like to live with Dyspraxia. Both actors in this film have Dyspraxia, a little-known and unsupported neurological disorder. There has never been a film made about it, and if so, we are sincerely believe there has never been one made about what it is to experience it with the people that do. Licences acquired and agreements reached with Chaplin Estate, and stake holders for all images. film stock and audio relating to Chaplin films and Chaplin image. Permissions granted for worldwide festival use. All contracts and paperwork available upon request.

Stuck in a loveless marriage, Lilianne looks within to reevaluate her relationship on her husband Nicholas’ birthday.

Adam and Eve learn the fate of the planet after eating the infamous apple. Will a courtroom of animals find them guilty for humanity's crimes against nature? This environmental journey through the past, present, and inevitable future (if we do not change our ways!) illustrates the deep-seated issues facing all of us on Earth.

A drama in English and Spanish. A brother and sister in Los Angeles frantically search for their Mexican immigrant father who has suddenly disappeared.

Michael, a convicted criminal, agrees to take part in an experimental tech‑therapy program to shorten his sentence. Guided deep into the shadowed recesses of his mind, he must navigate a void where buried memories and long‑suppressed traumas resurface. Each step forces him to confront the truths he’s hidden from himself — the pain that has kept him chained to his past. To reclaim his present and shape his future, Michael must face the darkness within and decide if he’s ready to let it go.

A short musical film that features an original song inspired by writer, producer, performer Jeffrey George Moline’s eighty year old mother. Grandpa’s Got A New Pill tells the story of Tootie, a headstrong, independent woman on the eve of her ninety-sixth birthday. Tootie feels unseen and constrained by the rules and regulations of Shady Nook Retirement Home. With a little help from her friend Awesome Lee Bodacious Queer Country Superstar – Tootie decides to make sure her party has a happy ending!

In a dystopian future where families are torn apart, a mother is granted one annual reunion with a digital simulation of her child — a fragile ritual that tests the limits of memory and love.

In the quiet of her room, a young woman records fragments of letters to her body. What begins as a series of self-criticisms unravels into a tender exploration of how beauty standards, filters, and comparison shape identity. With her mirror as witness, she confronts the pressure to conform and the exhaustion of always trying to measure up. Until what remains is something raw, unedited, and deeply human.

At a school party, a quiet moment of eye contact over a song sparks a relationship shaped by music, closeness, and shared discovery. Last Song unfolds over a single summer, drifting through sun-warmed days, late nights, and the small rituals that define first love. Told in fragments of memory, the film traces how something once effortless slowly falls out of sync, giving way to silence and emotional distance. When a familiar track unexpectedly returns, it pulls the past into the present, asking whether certain connections ever truly fade. A tender, nostalgic portrait of young love, growing apart, and the fragile possibility of reconnection.

An ever spiralling concoction of peculiar events leads Alice seeking answers to a forgotten night, lack of engagement from everyone, and the last shreds of her sanity dissipating. The explanation may be held by the beautifully ominous Talia, who stalks her every move.

About life, silences, eyes, bodies, waiting, relationships. The violence of love, the beloved wounds, the human breathlessness. And the great, sweet, anonymous End.

When Stefania, an animation director, reunites with a colleague hooded like a medieval warrior and harnessed in a heavy suit in the height of summer; she accepts her proposal: to recount her thousand-kilometer car journey from Italy to Germany. Up to the first European gathering of people who have become electrosensitive, that is, intolerant of artificial electromagnetic fields. Are they all crazy or is this our business?

Max, a young man in his late twenties, prepares for an important date with the help of his loyal barber. But when Monday arrives, the evening unravels once more this time in front of his coworkers. As he revisits every moment, the film explores the comedy and quiet tragedy of modern expectations: how far we go to be seen, and how hard it is to feel good enough.

Outgoing, vibrant hippie Willow meets charismatic and charming Blake at a party. It’s love at first sight and Willow finds herself in a romantic whirlwind. However, once he moves in, things slowly start to change, and Willow can’t understand why her once loving relationship has gone wrong. After one particularly vicious row, things turn ugly. Who will make it out alive?