🔥 Popular Films
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Secrets to a Life of Beauty: Ivo Pitanguy, the World's Most Famous Plastic Surgeon
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World renowned plastic surgeon Ivo Pitanguy shares the secrets of his personal philosophy on beauty, self image, and fulfillment in lie, through intimate interviews, and never-before-seen-footage of his home and the exotic animals on his private island.
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Micrometamorfosi
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A killer at the mirror.
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#12075
Thus Spake Zarathustra
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"Thus Spake Zarathustra " is a music visualization works, is the first music-based, supplemented by multimedia visual creation, creation is actually a series of attempts to reform, starting by its own beauty, with reference to the paradigm, are trying to create a spirit of self-atmosphere.
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Hilltop Hike
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Bob goes for a hike on the Hilltop, and sees something he didn't expect.
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SYMPHONY IN C-NOTE
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It’s the early eighties. A visitor enters a sleepy little town. He places a $100 bill and asks for a room. As he goes to check his room and make a phone call, his $100 makes the round of the town and people pay their debts. The bill returns to the hotel with Hope the favorite “working girl” in town. But the visitor changes his mind.
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Funeral of a Marriage Counsellor
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Following the sudden death of their long-term Jewish marriage counsellor, a middle-aged couple take a chaotic stab at rebalancing their relationship, while grappling with their own mortality.
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Manic Mime Day
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Suddenly ousted from the comfort of their rent-controlled apartment, a mime spends the day trying to scrounge up change after a heated encounter with a police mime who threatens to pick her up by her bootstraps and help her make better choices.
#12080
N.U.
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Documentary about street cleaning in Rome.
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La Propiedad del Nombre
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The Property of the Name is a short film-essay whose intention is to analyze the concept of proper names, a brief study on identity and the importance of language through different points of view: birth, identity, love, friendship, fear and absence.
How much can fit in a single word?
Is it possible to own it?
What does your name mean?
Original/Alternative Title; The Poperty of the Name
#12082
Il lavoro sono io
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The film follows the story of Ugo, CEO of a company inherited from his father that has 80 employees, and that of Loris, owner of a small artisan business founded by his grandfather. Two men who experienced the possible failure of their business as a loss of identity capable of putting even family relationships in crisis. Crushed by shame and guilt, they contemplated suicide so much that they turned to the hotline set up to avert extreme gestures by entrepreneurs. Ten years later Loris and Ugo have a new awareness even though they still, in their own way, fight every day to carry on their business. Because, right or wrong, "the job is me."
Original/Alternative Title: The Job is me
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#12083
Burnout
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16-year old Azel must navigate the cut-throat, class-divided city of ‘Haven’ through any means possible. Carrying the weight of her Dad's dreams, Azel wishes to become one of the greats in racing and lift herself out of the dregs of society. Soon, Azel’s desire to win turns into an unhealthy obsession when she sacrifices her life-saving medicine for a shot at stardom.
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#12084
Pagla
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Target Audience: Why i choose this topic, because the concept is related to world-wide; the target is to spreading the importance of human behaviour & awareness about how to treat a schizophrenic patient, and because there may "some kind of myth between schizophrenia and spirituality ", in both situation they belongs to different world, its a journey from unconscious to consciousness Which also focuses on the importance of how we are connected with nature , yoga culture..
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Reverb
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The night before a performance, three dancers must endure a grueling practice to complete the perfect routine.
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#12086
Lupalism
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The young, privileged activist Veil decides to leave her comfortable bubble and move to Japan. Eager to make a difference abroad as a volunteer addressing climate-related disasters, her best friend, the talking hand-mirror ‘Mirror’, seeks only true Lupalism – visual stimulation free from human distractions. A true test of the interspecies relationship they both hold so dear. Meanwhile, right at their doorstep, the hunger of the people squirms out of every pore of the city. A quirky tale exploring different approaches to life, while touching on themes such as white saviourism and social injustice.
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#12087
Spuds
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A senile old man wakes up after falling into an abandoned potato cellar. Trapped in the pit, he is tortured by the voice of his long-gone wife. The old man desperately schemes to make his escape.
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#12088
Black Card
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It would be just another day for Leonard, except The Commission, a shadow organization tasked with keeping members up to snuff on their "blackness", is hot on his trail for his latest infraction. An afternoon with the love of his life, Lona, goes off course as a missing ID card escalates into questions of loyalty, life, and love...
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What's Right as a Human
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Set on the second day of a student troupe’s Christmas play, What's Right as a Human quietly observes a handful of individuals entangled in moments of tension, doubt, and contradiction.
A guest actress questions the script, throwing the cast into disarray. The director, caught between conviction and self-doubt, starts to unravel. A member of the audience offers a gentle, seemingly innocent smile—yet something beneath it remains unspoken. The filming crew, hired to document the performance, tries to make a profit off the students.
Each character navigates their own moral struggle—whether to conform, to speak up, or to retreat.
Set against the backdrop of today’s increasingly moralistic Japanese society, the film reflects the pressure to appear “whitened,” and the darker impulses that quietly persist within us all.
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#12090
Il Termosifone
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A double Satire on Gas problem for Europeans during the War between Russia and Ukraine and on how South Italians never use Radiators during the Winter
Original/Alternative Title: The Radiator
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#12091
Midnight Station
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In a dark subway station forgotten by time, a man awaits the last train of the night, unaware that he's about to cross the threshold between reality and nightmare, in an inevitable confrontation with his own fears. Entirely created using artificial intelligence, Midnight Station immerses the viewer in a dreamlike and unsettling universe, questioning the boundaries between consciousness and the unknown.
Original/Alternative Title: Estação Meia-Noite
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#12092
Dal pelo dell'acqua in giù
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“From the Water's Edge Down” recounts the life of a fisherman who, through his memories, addresses the issues of the future of the lake and his ancient trade, both of which are linked to climate change and poised between survival and oblivion.
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#12093
On the Street
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A sidewalk flirtation turns into a series of physical mishaps. A tribute to Buster Keaton.
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Out In The Cold
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During a solar eclipse, a stranger comes in from out in the cold. They happen upon a group of people playing snakes and ladders for high stakes. The stranger interrupts the game with demands of their own. Everyone's desperation boils over with terrible consequences.
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#12095
Say Their Names
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Using images from 27 Black Lives Matter Protests the story of 16 people killed by the police is told along with Poetic context.
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The Last President
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In 2048, a fallen world leader is imprisoned after resisting a global AI regime. Alone in a sterile future prison, he embarks on a metaphysical journey, unlocking past lives, forgotten truths, and his hidden divine destiny. As reality begins to collapse under the weight of artificial evolution, he awakens to a higher consciousness—becoming humanity’s final hope for transcendence.
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