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A lunch date. A menu. And a few unexpected surprises. LILY'S MENU is a light-hearted comedy about modern connections, awkward conversations, and the moments that don't always go according to plan.

The 11th installment of Ty Brueilly’s ‘Shucks’ cinematic world, audiences should prepare to be transported into the seventh circle of the inferno with a new interpretation on CANTO XIII with symbolic images that will engage your innermost imaginations while unlocking new fears that you will face and conquer on the way to enlightenment or confinement, you choose.

Aseel and Um Qusai, two Palestinian women from different generations, are connected by the threads of traditional embroidery. Starting in a thread shop, we follow them into their daily lives where each stitch becomes a form of expression, a way to preserve heritage, and a tool for storytelling. Um Qusai, from Al-Baqa’a refugee camp, sees embroidery as both a livelihood and a symbol of identity. Aseel uses it as a teaching tool, passing on Palestinian stories to girls her age. Alongside other women and girls from their community, they share knowledge, memories, and meaning—stitch by stitch. Through quiet, intimate moments, the film explores how embroidery weaves together memory, culture, and intergenerational connection.

Azaadi is an 11 minute 20 second AI-driven music film structured as a cohesive five-track Hindi album exploring contemporary ideas of freedom in India. Rather than treating independence as a historical memory, the project reinterprets it as a living, evolving conversation across identity, gender, work, youth, and unity. Each track builds a thematic arc. Main Azaad Hoon reflects personal awakening. Main Bhi Bharat Hoon centers a woman’s voice claiming equal ownership of nationhood. Nayi Gulaami Nahi Chalegi presents a satirical critique of modern corporate burnout. Kal Ka Bharat speaks to generational change and collective responsibility. Tiranga Humaare Dil Mein Hai closes with an anthem of unity that transcends language and region. The album was developed through a structured human–AI collaborative process. Concept, thematic direction, and lyrical intent were led by the filmmaker. Music composition and vocal generation were created using AI systems, guided through iterative text prompting. Visual sequences were generated scene-by-scene using AI tools to ensure continuity across all five tracks, forming a unified cinematic experience rather than standalone music videos. Azaadi is widely regarded as one of the earliest fully conceptualized human–AI collaborative patriotic music albums presented as a cohesive film, exploring how emerging AI tools can be shaped to express cultural identity, reflection, and collective hope.

A faun crosses a remote valley, guiding a herd of goats through the sound of his flute. When a young goat suddenly stops following and remains behind, the journey is interrupted and the relationship between the two takes an unexpected turn. Set within a rural landscape suspended somewhere between reality and myth, the film explores the boundary between guidance and freedom, between what can be imposed and what must be chosen.

The Mother and the Sun In the quiet dawn of El Salvador, a pregnant woman enters into an intimate, wordless dialogue with the rising sun. Light becomes music—each heartbeat a note, each breath a swelling crescendo—as the landscape awakens around her. Through a blend of elemental imagery, tactile sound, and lyrical montage, this experimental short film celebrates motherhood as both a personal awakening and an ancestral force. The woman is becoming a mother and reveals her place within the living memory of the land that shaped her.

Haunted by a collapsing relationship, a young man journeys through a dreamlike subconscious landscape where a Snow Woman consumes his memories, forcing him to choose between erasing the pain of love or returning to reality and confronting the emotions he has tried to escape.

Struggling and desperate, John finds his reality shattered when an anonymous email offers him a mysterious device that promises to fulfill his every desire. Upon donning a cryptic VR headset, John enters into an unbreakable, blood-signed contract with a demonic entity, trading his soul for limitless power. As the supernatural deal takes hold, John is thrust into a terrifying, fractured existence where time slips away and his own body becomes a vessel for a sinister force, ultimately leading to a chilling demand for sacrifice.

Blind Pursuit follows James, a young Black man, and Laura, a blind woman, whose brief connection in a public park is violently disrupted by racial profiling. As fear escalates into injustice, love, perception, and power collide, revealing how society’s blindness can be more dangerous than the absence of sight.

The SS Rondo, is wreck and now natural reef in the sound of mull, she ran aground 90 years ago, and was sitting on Green Island for a while, until a combination of tide and weather saw her sink to where she lies today, almost vertical, bow in 50 meters of water, dark and forbidding, but above full of colour and life, part of the living reef system! You'll see here like she has never being filmed before!

A man wanders through an isolated Film Noir world, attempting to find himself and recapture his preconceived notion of love and romance. But is there something else on his mind? Robert Hicks sings the title song, with full orchestra arranged and conducted by Pete Rugolo. From the album "Textures in Hi-Fi".

In an incredible mix of British humour and Italian pasta, a series of sketches unfold in a surreal setting. An athlete attempts to break the record for impassivity, we follow the president during one of his working days, we listen to a news programme dominated by Greek sirtaki dancing, and much more.

That night at the street food stall, people were singing as they placed their orders. Little Budi joined in, clattering his cutlery to mimic the sounds around him—so much so that he disturbed the other customers and got scolded. The truth was, behind that ugly smile, Budi was enjoying a new experience that made the night feel different from usual.

Muchos son los silenciados, por muchos motivos, pero la música puede devolverles la voz, para que sean escuchados

Abandoned by the state and with his daughter's life at stake, police officer Rafael chooses to break his deepest convictions and commit a crime to resolve his situation. But when what was supposed to be a robbery turns into a kidnapping, he discovers that there are limits he cannot cross.

During a slow shift at a bar, a bartender is told by their manager to be friendlier with customers to increase sales, forcing her to confront how often women are expected to trade boundaries for financial security.

A burnt-out medical student confronts the guilt behind his need to save others.

Created to celebrate the 500th anniversary of Sir Thomas Boteler Church of England High School, this short documentary takes viewers on a journey through five centuries of history. It started with one man - Sir Thomas Boteler, born 1461 and his wish to create a school to "endure forever". Combining historical records, archival imagery, carefully crafted AI and key moments in the school's evolution, the film explores how the institution has adapted and grown - while remaining at the heart of the local community. Personal reflections from a former student who attended in the 1970s and insights from the current Headteacher - the first woman to lead the school, highlight the enduring values, traditions and sense of community that have weaved through the education of generations.

Five spoiled heirs gather at a remote farm for the reading of their uncle’s will. The inheritance they receive is not what they expected—and certainly not what they want. As tensions rise and facades collapse, a ruthless power struggle unfolds. Narrated by horses and donkeys, the film satirizes vanity, greed, and the moral decay of the modern elite.

Urban Life is not just a story about a city; it is an internal journey of an individual searching for freedom. But is this journey a true escape, or merely another illusion? I wanted to leave the audience with this question.

A stick up artist has a problem on the job with only one arm.

A frustrated young ping pong player gets angry and makes fun of ballet and opera outside Lincoln Center. Someone records him, and the video quickly becomes famous online. Back at the sports club, his coach sees the video and gets very upset. Suddenly, the lights flash, and a scary ghost drops down from the night sky holding a ping pong paddle.

A gunfighter, concerned with being a legend, has to come to terms with his life as a bounty hunter.

1604 years ago (in March 421), Venice was founded—one of the most attractive places on planet Earth.