🔥 Popular Films
The most engaging films in our database
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Films are ranked based on views, user ratings, favorites, and overall engagement. The most popular films have the highest combination of these factors.
#12601
The Bad Boy of Bowling
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This ESPN 30 for 30 Short tells the story of Pete Weber, the self-declared "bad boy of bowling" and the first rock star of the sport. As one writer put it, "He's the greatest show in bowling. Or, depending on how you judge him, he's a giant black eye on a sport constantly searching for respect." This funny and touching documentary tells the story of the past, present, and future of bowling through the eyes of its most colorful and controversial character.
#12602
Dead Poets
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A parody of Dead Poet's Society that plays on a passionate young lad with good intentions toward an absurd cause.
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#12603
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Tony is from Boston. He reluctantly agrees to go to dinner with his not-so-favorite cousin, Carmine, visiting from New York. Angela, a sexy hot-tempered waitress, is assigned their table. It's one dinner. What could possibly go wrong, right?
#12604
Nefertiti's Daughters
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Nefertiti's Daughters is a story of women, art and revolution. Told by prominent Egyptian artists, this documentary witnesses the critical role revolutionary street art played during the Egyptian uprisings. Focused on the role of women artists in the struggle for social and political change, it spotlights how the iconic graffiti of Queen Nefertiti placed her on the front lines in the ongoing fight for women's rights and freedom in Egypt today.
#12605
Ellen Waits
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A middle aged woman who has been nice and played by the rules her entire life finally loses it in line at a seedy discount store.
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#12606
The Postman
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When a postman delivers a letter to the wrong address, he surprisingly discovers a quicker mode of transport than foot… a Raleigh Chopper! Question is: will any mail ever be delivered again?
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#12607
The Box
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53
The boxes that define our lives are in everything we see and we do. Good or bad, safe or not, all of our lives are defined by a box in some manner.
Centred around a hard hitting and eclectic poem by Steve Wraith, The Box showcases all of the boxes that shape a young man's life from birth to death.
#12608
Fasho Boyz
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a pregant girl goes missing
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Recoil
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When discovering a deep space distress call from his estranged brother, Marshall must choose to save himself or venture into the unknown for a chance at redemption.
#12610
A Valsa dos Ponteiros ou Algo que o Valha
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53
Hand in hand with a twisted faith, our protagonist lives with loneliness chewing her flesh and crumbling her hope in the rooms of her empty house, until one day she receives a cursed visitor for one last dance
Original/Alternative Title: The Waltz of the Hands or Something like that
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#12611
Not
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An upper middle class plaza worker starts receiving unexpected and mysterious notes. As he tries to solve the mystery of the notes, he realizes that he is in the middle of an impossible situation. Just when he thinks he has figured out the source of the notes, he is in for a surprise.
Original/Alternative Title: Note
#12612
Indigenous Economics ENOUGHNESS The Prequel
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Indigenous Economics ENOUGHNESS The Prequel: Indigenous Economies have “values added”. Today’s economy values hoarding, greed and consumption. Using Indigenous values of sharing, cooperation and fairness with the millennial old design principles of indigenous economies see how we can transform today’s finance system to meet the most needs of the most people and provide a sustainable path for out future.
#12613
L'Uomo Dietro
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Late night, some boys take refuge in a pub giving vent to their primal impulses: they scream, drink and destroy anything they brush past. They think they own the world, but they do not know that someone is watching and judging them, in the darkness.
#12614
The Threshold
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After twenty years of silence, Sophie meets with her mother Eva – a person who was once her father. This intimate encounter in the stuffy apartment of a ruined tenement becomes a confrontation with the past, pain, and questions about abandonment and acceptance. The film, in the convention of poetic auteur cinema, constitutes a technological and artistic experiment – generative AI tools have replaced the physical film camera here, capturing the world and emotions of the protagonists. It is a story about silence that can scream, and about a moment when one unexpected event can change everything, revealing a truth more painful than years of separation.
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#12615
Gamblers - Storie vere di vite in gioco
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Three lives, seemingly ordinary, hiding a silent storm within.
Gamblers delves into the true stories of Anna, Gianni, and Marco, three people who found themselves trapped in the relentless spiral of gambling addiction.
This short film reveals the deeply human – and often invisible – face of one of Italy’s most widespread yet underestimated addictions.
With powerful emotional and social impact, Gamblers was created to raise awareness, spark reflection, and ignite meaningful conversations. It gives voice to those who fight every day against pathological gambling, often in silence and solitude.
More than just an artistic project, Gamblers is a tool for change, designed to reach and engage diverse audiences: students, families, educators, social workers, and public administrators alike.
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#12616
The Christmas Hitlist
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When Christmas runs over budget, Santa gets orders from the North Pole’s Godfather to cut costs—by cutting down believers. What follows is a twisted holiday bloodbath filled with elves, ornaments, and offbeat murders in this cheerfully deranged dark comedy.
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#12617
The Singular Piece of Toilet Paper
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Both cubicles occupied. No loo roll in either. Just one singular sheet lies on the floor. Will they share?
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#12618
The Devil and His Son
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When the Devil is exiled from Hell and forced to raise his infant son on Earth, he struggles to navigate modern life, especially while dealing with his insufferable, taunting father.
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#12619
Broken Mirror
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Inspired by Kurt Lewin's book "The Landscape of War" and driven by the multiplication of armed conflicts that has occurred in recent years, "Broken Mirror" is an exploration on how contemporary media coverage of wars affects our perception of space and objects from an architectural and artistic perspective.
The film focuses on various characters experiencing different aspects of contemporary warfare. The AI-generated imagery, blending fantasy and expressionism will allow for a unique, evocative representation of these experiences. This shift from realism seems necessary because our daily dose of news/social media imagery is normalizing horror and creating a new kind of psychological "landscape".
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#12620
The slug and the snail
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Crushing encounter between two limping sexagenerians
Original/Alternative Title: La limace et l’escargot
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#12621
Cap and Trade
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Where human lives are measured and traded in carbon credits, a man on the run takes on a deadly bounty to survive one more day.
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#12622
Letter To An Alien Civilisation
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'Letter to an Alien Civilisation' is a reflective short film framed as a message from Earth to an advanced extraterrestrial race. Through poetic narration and abstract visuals, it explores humanity’s struggle to govern itself fairly, questioning the political and economic structures we build to maintain order—and the cycles that keep breaking them. In 2025, as global tensions rise and history threatens to repeat itself, the film leaves the audience with an open-ended question: Are we destined to make the same mistakes, or can we evolve into something greater?
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#12623
The Lost Ones
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When James Francis goes missing in the middle of the day at summer camp. His brother Tyler Francis must find him before it is to late.
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#12624
The Dark Alibi
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A writer begins to spiral herself down a familiar dark cycle in order to retain her creativity.
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