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First encounter between a bourgeoisie family to their son's girlfriend will take an unexpected turn when accidentally a family secret is revealed. AWARDS:

The protagonist abandoned their dreams in the past due to an accident, and the trauma made them long afraid to confront the things they once loved. It wasn't until middle age that a chance occurrence allowed them to face their true feelings once again. AWARDS:

Hooked is a gripping drama that delves into the complexities of addiction, the bonds of family, and the arduous path to recovery. The story follows Abesh's tumultuous journey as he battles his inner demons, seeking redemption and a path back to the love and stability he once knew. Will Abesh find the strength to overcome his addiction and mend the fractured bonds with his family, or will he be consumed by the darkness he's embraced? AWARDS:

"Twice A Day" is a film exploring loss, love, and the reality of living with psychological disorders. This compelling narrative not only entertains, but also sheds light on the significance of mental health awareness and the impact of medication adherence. AWARDS:

What do we do when we meet ourselves and others in an “empty” space? Do we dare to create something out of nothing? Do we dare to take what we need while taking care of others in the room? Liv Hanne Haugen, a dancer and a performance artist, weekly holds space for an exploration of the body, the space, the self and the other through movement. This film is based on an anthropological fieldwork and it aims to give an experience of an open-form dance developed around 14 years ago and practiced by a small and dedicated group of people residing in Tromsø, Norway above the Arctic Circle. AWARDS:

From the time he was 6 years old, Johnny Jr. never received a Christmas present from Santa. When he finds out that the absence of gifts stems from another boy’s lie, Johnny will make the last Christmas present of his childhood one to remember… revenge. AWARDS:

Spurred by house guests Bob Sandstrom and Karlene Sandstrom leafing through his scrap book and asking about photographs in it, Sid Laverents begins to tell his life story. He begins with the emigration of his British maternal grandparents and Danish paternal grandparents to the United States in the late nineteenth century. He learned later in life that his paternal grandparents took the last name Laverents solely because they didn't like their own family name - which Sid does not know - and liked the way Laverents sounded. Both the Laverents and Davis clans eventually settled in Cheyenne, Wyoming, where Sid's parents, Paul Laverents and Edith Laverents née Davis, met, married, and in 1908 had their first child who would be Sid. Sid and his family moved often in his early years - from Cheyenne, to Willows, California, to Pocatello, Idaho, to Indian River City, Florida, to various locales in Colorado, to Tampa, Florida - as Paul and his brother, Art, chased various business dreams, some with success, some with utter failure. In Tampa with Sid now in his late teens, Sid would enter vaudeville using his father's new business, a theater, and Sid's one man band which he had developed over the years, as the springboards into this venture. Traveling through Florida performing his act, he would meet a slightly older woman named Eleanor, but who preferred to go by the name Sue. She, who was also a novelty act vaudeviller, would become an important part of his life. Sid's story is cont

A look inside the world of a middle aged man haunted by a childhood trauma. AWARDS:

A clown, dressed in tails, puts on a sash and attempts to play a drum. The repeating action, of failing but trying and failing, is confined to the reflection in a convex mirror. AWARDS:

An elderly baker cooks up a sinister plan. But what should have been a piece of cake, becomes a very sticky affair... AWARDS:

Wile E. Coyote's latest schemes for catching the elusive Road Runner involve a grenade, a TNT-sling-shot, a trapese, a powered boat, and High-Speed Tonic.

Scenes from the Grand Canyon set to Ferde Grofé's "Grand Canyon Suite."

Universal Hotel combines objective and subjective elements. In it, Thompson chronicles his research into experiments by Dr. Sigmund Rascher at Dachau in 1942, in which he nearly froze a Polish prisoner and then got a German prostitute to warm him up; Thompson uses photographs from archives in six countries and recounts a subjective dream set in what he calls the Universal Hotel.

Jiminy Cricket explains the relatively recent rise of leisure time, and explains how to enjoy it safely: the proper places to play, and basic safety rules for hiking, swimming, bicycling, ice skating, sun-bathing, etc.

A GE-sponsored short film about a housewife hoping to move with her family to a newly electrified house, but instead winds up with a house so old, even the maid her husband hires won't help.

Popeye and Bluto are running for president; it's election day, the vote is tied, and Olive is the only remaining voter. But she won't vote until her chores are done, so Popeye and Bluto compete to cut her wood, plow her fields, and store her hay. And then it's just an old-fashioned fight.

Balloon men, crazed composers, horny history teachers, poets trapped in experimental film cliches, talking donuts, the Hawaiian Wizard of Oz, and OTHER THINGS are set amongst some of the greatest (and rarest) classical pieces of all time in this live-action parody of Disney's 'Fantasia.'

When a couple stays abstinent until marriage, will their new found sex life be everything they dreamed of or will they need a little thrust in the right direction?

A bounty hunter rides into town looking for the infamous gunfighter, Rattlesnake. He's ready for a showdown but the gunfighter is called Rattlesnake for a reason.

The blood of immigrant children has so overwhelmed the rivers of South and Central America that the cries of the innocent have awakened the dark powers of the ancient warrior, La Llorona. Jesùs, a Soul Fisher and the last of his kind, has long fished the souls of these forgotten children from his native waters and guided them to Heaven's door. This year, however, La Llorona will murder Jesùs for his cowardice - leaving our world with an impossible proposition: Either protect the immigrant children from the ever-growing violence of the region or La Llorona will come for you...she will come for us all.

When James Finlayson is threatened if his cleaning business doesn't cough up protection money for mobsters, he looks for a partner to take the heat for him. Charley Chase takes the job and finds himself with gangsters and a mail bomb on his hands.

Casper meets a baby kitten which isn't scared of anything, including dogs and ghosts. The kitten pursues a big dog and, just when the dog is about to wreak havoc on the kitten, Casper steps in and saves the kitten.

A bandit and his horse (a bigger crook than the bandit) find out that a big shipment of gold bullion is being shipped by train, so they make immediate plans to hijack it. But, Woody Woodpecker is the guard in the baggage car, and foils all their attempts to steal it, and soon horse and rider are in the jail-house.

This MGM short is a behind the scenes look at the making of Raintree County (1957). Filmed in Danville, Kentucky and starring Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Clift, the film used many of the locals as extras. The film includes scenes of Sherman's march to Atlanta and shows several crews preparing sites for shooting.