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When the world's oil supply runs dry, Geologists Brendon and Sheela (who met on CarbonDating.love), have 72 hours to save the planet from an extinction-size energy crisis; but what they find deep within the surface will thrust their relationship and the entire scientific community into chaos. AWARDS:

Mash-up documentary on the history of the Middle East conflict around the region of Palestine. Inspired by 2. Mose (Exodus), Kapitel 23, 20 -33.

Manuela is from Sveden and must shake off here from some mafia guys, because they menace to kill here father if she doesn´t deliver drug for them. But involute she found an handgun, than she affright and shot….and therefore starts here story for saving here self.

In Venice, an art historian seeks to unravel the mystery surrounding the disappearance of an unknown woman.

Held captive for his gifts, a lonely sea creature is forced to consume a daily quota of oysters in order to produce pearls for a cruel jeweler. He finds solace in a young girl’s kindness - until her quiet betrayal reveals an even more hurtful form of extraction. Leaving Pearl Boy to retreat to the only place he’s ever felt safe. AWARDS:

Vicky Sanderson is a dedicated but overworked children's laboratory researcher who desperately needs a break from her demanding job at the Dragon's Research Facility. Seeking solitude, she ventures into an uncharted forest for a hiking holiday – a decision that will change her life forever. This gripping adventure thriller takes a dark turn when Vicky encounters a mysterious man in the forest wielding a sharpened deer antler and speaking an incomprehensible language. Despite her terror, Vicky makes the fateful choice to help this stranger, bringing him back to civilization and her workplace for shelter. At the heart of the story lies Dr. Wu, the charismatic owner of the research facility who charms everyone he meets. But beneath his pleasant exterior lurks a sinister agenda. When he discovers the forest man in his facility, his true nature emerges – seeing the stranger not as a human being, but as his next research subject. The stakes escalate when a curious Viking-style rune is discovered tattooed on the forest man's wrist, hinting at an earth-shattering historical discovery. As Vicky races to protect her newfound companion and uncover the truth about his origins, she finds herself caught between her humanitarian instincts and the mounting danger posed by Dr. Wu's hidden malevolence. But back in the mysterious forest, ancient forces are stirring. Something unprecedented has been set in motion – a discovery that could rewrite history itself. Drawing from two real hi

Through the eyes of a group of junior high school students, we discover the cultural and social legacy left by Filon Ktenidis. The documentary highlights his passion, vision, and contribution to preserving Pontic identity and tradition through the Greek Orthodox faith, paying tribute to this iconic figure. AWARDS:

Two monikers. Two sonic worlds. One cinematic experience. "lover//girl" is an immersive audiovisual album and short film by composer, producer, and visual artist Mo Milan. AWARDS:

Living in a dystopian future, Akif finds himself in an event that he cannot understand. He doesn't remember how he got into this situation and is forced to shoot a man he doesn't know. With this choice he will make, he will decide... AWARDS:

It's a quiet summer's day in a small Swedish town. As the alarm goes off on a young woman’s phone, it sets off a series of events that she’s been planning for a long, long time. AWARDS:

Scarlette moves through a world that feels half-alive, haunted by memories of Ivy - the woman she once loved with reckless joy. In the quiet spaces of an empty metro station, a fleeting glimpse across a train platform shatters the fragile distance she's built between past and present. AWARDS:

In a dystopian world where books are banned and reading is a crime, an undercover journalist infiltrates the underground world of illicit book clubs and blackmarket literature dealers. From secret backroom book clubs with bouncers to shady alleys where first editions are dealt like drugs, they expose the absurdity and resilience of a society fighting to keep stories alive. As the journalist witnesses a growing movement of rebellious readers, their exposé sparks a revolution, proving that while books can be banned, the ideas within them cannot be silenced. AWARDS:

"The Last Harvest" is a short film that follows three characters navigating life within Lisbon's Cape Verdean immigrant community. The film delves into their connection to memories, nostalgia, and their ways of coping with loss, abandonment, and the complexities of life as emigrants in an urban environment. At the heart of the story is Gabriel, a 13-year-old boy who has lived in Portugal since the age of five. Troubled by recurring dreams of his last memories with his father, Gabriel worries about forgetting his father's face. Meanwhile, his Cape Verdean mother, Isabel, struggles to raise him alone, working night shifts at a Contemporary Art Museum. Gabriel spends much of his time wandering through urban gardens and with his friend Firmino, an elderly Cape Verdean farmer who has recently lost his cherished garden. Firmino questions his sense of belonging, torn between memories of his homeland and the present, after losing what he considered his only "portal" to Cape Verde—his garden. The lives of Gabriel, Isabel and Firmino intertwine as they question their identity and place in the vast city of Lisbon. Their escape from reality comes through “portals” like a small cornfield, their shared Cape Verdean heritage, and the dreams and memories that connect them to their roots. Original/Alternative Title: A Última Colheita AWARDS:

The history of the Italian Communist Party, from the fall of the Berlin Wall to today. The short film is a collective work of the "Pier Paolo Pasolini" film laboratory for children directed by Antonio Malfitano. AWARDS:

In a remote coastal village in Mozambique, where the ocean is both a lifeline and a force of nature, one young man dares to rewrite the narrative of his community. Peixinho is an inspiring tale of resilience and transformation, following the journey of a local hero as he bridges generations and redefines what it means to live in harmony with the sea. Peixinho dives deep into the heart of tradition and progress. Witness how one man's mission to teach children to swim and be safer in the water ripples through the community, saving lives and sparking hope. As he unravels the secrets of the ocean through his research, he also challenges outdated fishing practices, guiding the older generation toward sustainable solutions that honor the sea's fragile balance. Original/Alternative Title: Little Fish

Shot in slow-motion on an iPhone during the first year of the Covid-19 pandemic in New York City, “Still Life” is a stylistically original art film which explores the conscience of society, hinting at the negative impact that our lifestyle can have on the health of the planet.

Phil Mercer is a dreamer, a musician who thinks he can play today's music biz to emerge successful. His path is reliant on his wife Becky whose emotional and financial support keeps the dream alive. A wake up call beckons.

Amsterdam's Ajax is the most successful club in the history of Dutch football. Players like Johan Cruyff, Marco van Basten, Sjaak Swart, and Dennis Bergkamp have all played for the club. Eddy Hamel also played for them. Eddy Hamel was an American Jew, born in 1902 in New York, where he lived on the Upper East Side in Manhattan, where his parents - Eva and Moshe - arrived a year before his birth. When their American dream ended, they returned with their son to Amsterdam, where he, at the age of 20, was registered with the local AFC Ajax. For almost a decade, he was known as a solid footballer and an even better person. However, during the war, this didn't matter... On the birthday of AFC Ajax, which founded on March 18, 1900, we invite you to learn about the story of one of its first stars. Original/Alternative Title: Eddy Hamel - Dżentelmen z Auschwitz

Wanting to escape the system of modern society, Julie joins a group of self-providers seemingly living the dream. The facade of this perfect world starts to crumble under inconsistencies, revealing the unsteady ground their ideologies are built on and ultimately leading to the question: Do we ever truly break free of a system or are we just becoming prisoners of another one? AWARDS:

After crashing on an alien planet, an astronaut's hope for survival is shattered when the very refuge he seeks could be his undoing. AWARDS:

Set in an alternate Sci-Fi future where breast milk is the known cause of a host of deadly epidemics. As a result breasts are considered to be repulsive by the public at large. NO MILK follows the trials of a rebellious, adolescent girl as she tries to maintain a positive self-image in the face of a society that thinks she's ugly, toxic and wants to cut her down to size. What path will Sasha choose?

A Former Marine, Connie, finds himself in financial trouble and turns to drastic measures in order to remain independent. The Retiree is a short film created by Ohio University students for a class called MDIA 419 (or MDIA 4719 or TCOM 419). The Retiree is based on the short story "Former Marine" written by Russell Banks.

Every time Ronnie gets his heart broken he takes on the persona of one of his favorite actors. This time it's Christopher Walken. Ronnie's brother, Benny, has always been the one to snap him out of it. Unfortunately, this time Ronnie has committed himself to a mental institution. When Benny meets a damsel in distress in the hospital waiting room, he hatches an idea. One that might not only save his brother and free an innocent pooch, but lift the spirits of the damsel's dance-deprived grandmother. AWARDS:

A demented mortician takes his work home with him