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Other Voices presents a legendary night of music as Foo Fighters bring their stadium anthems to St James’ Church, An Daingean.
A young man attempts to expose a seedy fizzy drink company that poisoned his younger brother, through his thrown together documentary.
A documentary about the STUC.
A docudrama, timed to coincide with the centenary of Eisenstein's "Battleship Potemkin", attempts to answer various questions regarding the phenomenon of this celebrated film.
Mom left, leaving a young brother and sister behind. The older brother lies to his younger sister, saying that mom will return if she eats all the ramyun.
What inhabits the space between two people saying goodbye, between the last glance and the closing door? A couple faces their final encounter, suspended in that uncertain time between memory and oblivion.
Zoe and Scott's first date is upended when she receives a difficult phone call about her estranged father. As the two delve into questions of morality, family, and conviction, the night becomes a self examination of choices and old wounds.
Five friends embark on a camping trip to Joshua Tree National Park. When they learn of a local urban legend known as the Yucca Man, their journey begins to take a sinister turn.
Evelyn, a down-on-her-luck Maid of Honour already on thin ice with the wedding party, must go to extreme lengths to save the Big Day after learning of the Best Man's plan to sabotage the ceremony and profess his love for the bride.
A female journalist wants to cover the male-targeting killer Manslayer but struggles to find freedom in her sexist office—until Manslayer himself pays it a visit and she has to help him escape with her male co-workers hot on their trail.
Willing to do anything to get their friend back from the dead, three idiots turn to dark magic. However, one large obstacle lies in the way: they need a sacrifice. What unfolds is a messy chaos filled with suspense, the supernatural, and lots of sugar.
Camilla is a karmic astrologer. She believes in past lives and reincarnation, but her karma keeps her away from Jean... until a revelation changes the course of events.
Dir. Ken Jacobs. 2025, 48 mins. U.S. Digital. This colorful and cubist record of a Chinatown haircut is the final long-form work by the great avant-garde filmmaker Ken Jacobs, who died last October. As with his first film, Orchard Street (1955), made 70 years earlier, A Date with Shirley is a slice of New York City life that transforms urban energy into cinematic spectacle. Three cameras capture the action, one operated by Ken as he is having his Einstein-ian locks shorn, and the others by his children, Aza and Nisi. A loving and poignant family scene, the film is also a dazzling work of art—and a tribute to a fine barber whose phone number is offered in the credits
A caged lion festers in anger and silence until an unlikely friend comes along to help him tell his story. Poignant and timely, the lion’s story offers a mirror into human nature.
Two documentarians are trying to make a film about a superstitious and forgotten ritual called Sin Eating. During the process, they meet a man named Reza, from Scotland.
Mateo, the youngest son in the Lazo family, is blackmailed over an alleged sexual abuse case and faces an arrest warrant. The family has two options: face prison despite his innocence, or flee the country until the case is resolved.
