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After a revitalizing experience on his way to work , Charlie is driven to reconnect with his past.

A documentary that takes you into the world of tabletop miniature painting.

A surreal journey through a dream.

This is a story of a young German-based artist and art historian, Emir Muhić who is fascinated by the view of his street (Ostendstrasse 27, 12459 Berlin) and its surroundings. In particular, with one motif. Back in 2023, he is constantly viewing it from his window. He started to make drawings. This movie recalls some memories and doubts regarding the artist's own vision of fragmented reality.

Set against the backdrop of the little-explored Third Intermediate Period, this documentary uncovers a forgotten chapter of ancient history. Contrary to popular belief, the Exodus did not occur under Ramses the Second, but during a time of internal power struggles in Egypt. A lost secret triggers the departure of the Jews, and a new interpretation of the “Sea of Reeds” reveals where the Pharaoh met his fate. Groundbreaking geological findings redraw the escape route and point to a second Canaan far from the Levant. Solomon’s First Temple, it turns out, stood not in today’s Jerusalem, and its master builder, Akif Hiram, was no Phoenician. His name hints at an entirely different cultural origin. A stunning architectural discovery – long misunderstood as a cult site – comes to life through a 3D model, revealing the Temple’s true function. Babylonian conquest left behind ruins that later scholars misattributed, distorting history for centuries. Historian Pierre Dietz presents a bold new vision of the Exodus and the location of Solomon’s First Temple – a film that challenges historical dogma and reshapes our understanding of biblical events.

In this enlightening documentary, cruise ship passengers embark on an immersive journey navigating the bustling streets of 13 captivating cities, including locations in the United States, Mexico, Egypt, Spain, France, and Italy. Throughout their travels, they encounter talented street musicians, artists, dancers, and singers whose performances breathe life into the urban landscape. As audiences are drawn into the rhythm of vibrant street performances, the documentary delves deeper into the challenges these artists face: the fight for stable living conditions, access to public spaces, and the pursuit of their rights as performers in a capitalist society. By juxtaposing the lives of these street performers with the often comfortable experiences of cruise ship entertainers, the documentary sparks a conversation about the value of artistic expression and the social responsibilities of tourists. Ultimately, "Rhythms of sea and cities" seeks to foster empathy and understanding, encouraging viewers to appreciate the beauty and struggles behind the street performances. Key themes of this documentary are: The fight for public space, civil rights, and the right to life!

After Akecheta's daughter narrowly escapes a demonic cult, he realizes they are desecrating his ancestral homeland and must take matters into his own hands.

Aspiring queer actor Drake must survive a gruelling casting session with a prominent film director in order to earn a callback with the producer the very next day and land the role that would start his career.

Listless postgrad Tom is shaken out of his post-pandemic depression when he meets a ghost and teaches him how to Longboard. Later, he and his friend Joss make a documentary about their spectral friend and their various attempts to help him pass on to the afterlife.

"Mothers in Shadow" chronicles the history of female psychiatric internment in Sardinia, from the "stufa de li pazzi" (madmen's stove) of Sant'Antonio Abate, displaying the "Book where women who come with madness are noted" (1803), through San Giovanni di Dio, up to Villa Clara through the free interpretation of data drawn from clinical records, reaching the threshold of the Basaglia reform (1978). The docufilm interweaves testimonies from witnesses with dramatic reconstructions that embody three emblematic stories: Maria, confined for an unaccepted love and deported to Volterra; Anna, deprived of her illegitimate child; Giovanna, a rebellious artist against conventions. Through the exploration of Villa Clara's spaces, now Cittadella della Salute, and the alternation between Sardinian and Italian, the film reveals how internment was an instrument of social control rather than medical care. The voices in Sardinian language - an act of resistance - emerge in contrast with the coldness of clinical documents. A document that gathers testimonies before memory is definitively lost.

Annie is on the lose. She should not be.

An animated retelling of the directors personal journey with his body as a transgender man from Texas.

This film is born out of a poem that came to me watching sunrise on a secluded beach in Thailand. "I am the mother of your savage daughter," it started. I knew right there - this wants to become an art beyond words. So I followed the call, invited a friend, found film-makers and, in a sacred site and wild nature in Bali, we recorded the film. This poetry-film blends together movement, voice, nature, poetry and storytelling, awakening that deep longing and desire of our bodies and hearts hushed down by mind-centered society - to love and be loved in our divinity and humanity, heavenly and raw, to be chosen with all that we are by that divine counterpart crazy enough to embark on that journey we call love together. This is a radical YES to Love and being human.

A young man, Nick, meticulously cuts a pomegranate, his deliberate actions reflecting a unique perception of the world. Moments later, his sister Mira storms into the kitchen, frazzled as she rushes to prepare for work. Sensing her tension, Nick becomes anxious and fixates on fixing their broken radiator, but Mira dismisses his request, inadvertently triggering a panic attack. As the siblings clash, their contrasting perspectives lead to escalating tensions. Overwhelmed, Nick retreats to his room, locking Mira out. Reflecting on their shared past, Mira recalls a pivotal childhood moment when Nick, once a lively and spirited boy, was traumatized during a speech therapy session where he faced assault and threats. Carrying guilt for failing to protect him, Mira struggles to control their present, while Nick is trapped by his fears. The siblings’ journey culminates in a heartfelt confrontation, where they finally confront the pain of their past, paving the way for healing and a fresh start.

Set in the 2018 World Cup, with England vs Croatia in full swing, we meet The Robinsons and their extended family for a typical British BBQ.

In the age of endless streaming and anonymous audiences, three college girls chase validation in front of the camera and stumble into a nightmare behind it. Drawn in by the allure of a wealthy livestream donor known only as "Chameleon747", they follow a trail of digital breadcrumbs to an abandoned parking lot. What begins as a reckless game for attention spirals into terror as an unseen predator emerges—turning their feed into a stage for horror, and their viewers into complicit spectators. "STALKER" is a chilling exploration of digital voyeurism, toxic influence, and the price of online fame.

This film is inspired by a true story and an Italian legend. What was it like to be autistic in 1923 and what is it like today?The protagonist of the story is an eleven-year-old girl, affected by Autism Spectrum Syndrome. "We are not different, it's the others who are all the same". What does it mean to be autistic today? And what did it mean to be autistic a hundred years ago? Fear of Numbers is a film about the beauty of diversity. An unpublished and original story of autistic syndrome through the lifes of Anna and Maria, two beautiful little girls that fate unites beyond time. A delicate and profound story on the theme of autism, through a very intense period drama. We wanted to tell how children affected by autism syndrome were often treated a hundred years ago and how, instead, they are approached today. An art house short film that alternates scenes set in the twenties of the last century, when these "different" children were also taken to the exorcist, with others set in our historical period, where these children can be followed as they deserve.

A man with a severe addiction to reading—or in other words, to inhabiting realities different from his own—suddenly runs out of stories to consume and collapses within himself when forced to face his own reality. He ends up trapped in a space ruled by two sides of his subconscious: his addiction (disguised as an immaculate version of himself) and his creativity (a simple, surly typewriter). Guided involuntarily by his creativity, he confronts himself, journeying through the darkest corners of his being, his trauma, and the source of his addiction. Until, at last, he destroys everything—including the supposed typewriter that controls him—and emerges back into his reality, deciding for the first time to live his own story instead of reading others.

Southern Italy - Salento. Romolo Crudo has a passion: dancing the pizzica pizzica. It is the traditional dance of his homeland, the cultural foundation of his childhood, and since he was a child, he has never stopped dancing. He has a mission, and now that he has discovered social media, he feels he can truly become someone. His wife and daughter follow his obsession through the squares of Salento, until a phone call seems to finally open the doors to fame. But something goes wrong. So Romolo is forced to choose between saving his family and continuing to chase his dream of fame. Romolo Crudo's pizzica is a dance that moves through town squares, enters the walls of homes, and shapes the life of a humble Salentinian family. A dance in which body language is intrinsically linked to the dancer’s inner world, their social and family context, and their relationship with the world around them. This dance is not just a moment of physical release but an unconscious expression of one’s being and personal history.

"Just a Little Longer" unfolds the story of Shani, a career-driven Ukrainian woman, and Diego, a Uruguayan single father, who serendipitously meet at a work conference despite hailing from opposite coasts. Their initial encounter sparks a connection. As they part ways and return to their separate lives, a bond begins to take shape, nurtured through text messages and late-night calls over the course of six months. The narrative takes an unexpected turn when Diego, grappling with his own emotional readiness, decides to pull away, leaving Shani ghosted and emotionally adrift. The film sheds light on the universal struggle of the fragility of human connections and the profound impact of timing on matters of the heart.

A tourist arrives in Italy, following the opposite path of one of his ancestors. As he moves toward becoming something akin to a citizen, he questions his own identity.

A ENRAGED WOMAN PAINTED IN BLACK SLAUGHTERS A UNENDING GROUP OF BLUE MEN.

While giving an oiled scalp massage to a friend, filmmaker Gulzar seeks to understand their gender amidst their familial and cultural wishes.