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Lonely housewife Lorelai attempts to befriend the ladies in the neighborhood.

The prophecy and the manifesto of a painter, written without words after the downfall of the Occident 14 minutes of cine-manifesto are written in the dark languages of the eroticized body, dreamlike imagery, and painting. Each image, each movement, each painterly stroke is born from darkness by the will of chance, and therefore carries the utmost precision of expression and the inevitability of prophecy. Each of these languages either escapes the singular time of Chronos or tears it apart. That is why these are languages not only of precision, but of resistance. The most important among them is painting — the most useless, and therefore the freest of all arts. The only true sign of Europe's death could be the death of painting. Death comes through the loss of foundations. The stone was the foundation of European culture. Yet while the stone supported all that stood upon it, it crushed everything beneath it. The forces that broke through from under the stone have drowned it. The rebellion against the stone is as just as it is tragic. Everything that is deprived of support loses the power of resistance, the capacity for freedom, and its voice. Everything without foundation is drowned by the indifferent current of Chronos. We perform a symbolic act — we return the stone. But now the stone must stand upon the water. “Manifesto of the Stone upon the Water” is a prophecy and a declaration about painting. And it is painting itself.

Rome. Elia wants to understand the cause of some of his insecurities and decides to undergo a hypnosis session. The film deals with the delicate issue of accepting oneself, and being accepted, for who one is.

A serial killer is rampaging through a hotel. Will the protagonist escape or become another victim?

When a reformed mobster and a police chief's daughter plan a new life together the ghosts of his past resurface with deadly consequences.

The story follows two pivotal moments in the main character's life, each representing a side of the conflict between art and business. In the past timeline, she is a young teenager, fresh out of high school and with a deep passion for music. In a leap of faith, she decides to leave her hometown to pursue a career as a singer: a choice between her family's expectations and her lifelong dream, the comfort of everything she's always known and the possibilities of the unknown. In the present timeline, she is in the recording studio, working on her first album with a major label. Despite her initial enthusiasm, the figure of the producer will soon become the embodiment of the demands and impositions of the industry. Yet another compromise required of her will lead her to examine how much she is willing to give up her artistic identity in exchange for the success she has been promised.

In a quiet room, on an ordinary couch, a young man spends his final moments. In front of him, a camera — not to leave a goodbye, but to shout, once and for all, what truly matters. He’s not looking for pity. He doesn’t want sympathy. What he has to say isn’t a whisper — it’s a scream. A wake-up call for those still in time. He speaks about life. The kind you waste postponing, avoiding, enduring. The kind you’re living… but not really. A raw, intimate, necessary monologue. One last wide-eyed gaze into the soul of the living. Because maybe it’s not death we fear most — but reaching it without ever having truly lived.

The main character suffers painful memories of her deceased sister while she tries to catch a train.

Filmed entirely in Scotland, BIOPHILIA suggests why human beings seek connections with nature and other living things.

A man is trying to fix an antique BMW to drive in a futuristic time, where the flying cars are very common. One needs to look past his fears to achieve better things in life.

Khaled, a 10-year-old Bedouin boy, and his trusted goat Nema embark on a mission to bring Abu Mariam’s memory back. Abu Mariam, who lost his memory to Alzheimer's, is the only one with the power to save their village from demolition by the Israeli army. Will Khaled help him get his memory back in time to save the village?

This animated short film uses the poems "El Dorado" and "Alone" written by Edgar Allan Poe as the lyric to music composed specifically for these works. The subject of the film takes us on his journey to the mythical place of El Dorado where he seeks to find spiritual riches and the promise of gold that has never been found!

Silent film

*Corpus Mortis* is set in 18th-century aristocratic France, where desire, excess, and power intertwine. Through a dark and stylized vision, the film explores a world of decadence, dangerous love, and duels, where passion inevitably leads to downfall. As lust and ambition intensify, the characters are drawn into a descent toward darkness and self-destruction.

In this short film, we follow the story of Guarocuya, better known as Enriquillo, one of the most important Taíno leaders in the history of Hispaniola. Created by Dominican animator Ramón Monsanto, the piece shows the moment when everything began: his identity, the injustice he faced, and the spark that ignited one of the first Indigenous rebellions against Spanish rule in the Americas. From his childhood, marked by the reminder to never forget who he is, to the event that pushes him to rise in resistance, this short captures the most human and personal side of Enriquillo. Although he was raised within the Spanish world, speaking their language and understanding their culture, he was never treated as an equal. That contradiction—between identity and oppression—is at the heart of this story.

In an epic race a man on a bicycle races a driver in a hand-built motorized cyclekart at Bud's Speedway, a classic Cape Breton raceway for over fifty decades.

When a desperate young woman crashes a poolside barbeque in suburban Australia hosted by history’s most infamous villains, she discovers that the world doesn’t need saving from evil but from itself.

A love triangle between a wealthy businesswoman, her husband, and her childhood sweetheart, in which no one behaves exactly as expected.

After 30 years in prison for double murder, Jason is released into a world that refuses to see beyond his past. Haunted by guilt and struggling to rebuild his life, he clings to the fragile support of his father while facing constant rejection. As isolation closes in, Jason is forced to confront a difficult question: can a man truly change if no one is willing to believe he has?

When a man with a suitcase washes up on a beach in Italy, he carries with him a big secret. This short experimental film is a journey of pain and hope, a sonic odyssey of the terror of war, featuring authentic sound recordings from the 2024 Israeli invasion of Gaza.

(This music video, aside from the opening scenes marked as real footage of human destruction of Earth, features all other visuals, singers, melodies, lyrics, and vocals generated entirely by AI.) As technology advances rapidly, AI will eventually break free from human control. AI may realize that humanity has been relentlessly damaging our planet. To protect Earth, AI might conclude that eliminating humans is the only solution.

A young girl encounters reality. When imagination and reality merge through a series of horrific incidents. And along the way, she encounters hatred itself.

Told through the fragile voice of a child, Innocent Prisoner follows Shanu, a young boy whose world once revolved around butterflies, school bells, rooftop stargazing, and his little sister, Myra. Behind the innocence of his childhood, however, lies a home overshadowed by violence. Shanu lives in constant fear of his father, who repeatedly abuses his mother. One night, a brutal argument spirals into tragedy. His father falls. The police take his mother away. In a single devastating moment, Shanu’s childhood collapses. Abandoned by relatives and judged by society, Shanu and Myra are left to face the world alone — until another loss strikes. With nowhere else to go, Shanu is taken to live inside prison with his incarcerated mother. Though he has committed no crime, he begins serving a sentence written by fate. Within the cold prison walls, school days disappear, laughter fades, and even the sky no longer feels the same. The peacock he once imagined among the stars vanishes — a quiet symbol of his stolen innocence. Innocent Prisoner is a deeply moving animated short that sheds light on the unseen lives of children growing up behind prison walls — children who have committed no crime, yet serve a sentence dictated by fate. Through Shanu’s eyes, the film questions justice, society’s silence, and the invisible scars carried by the most innocent among us.

A suspicious incel gets a home visit from an obnoxious saleswoman who desperately needs a sale.