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Five Guys had his heart. Michael Jackson had his feet.

A long time ago, Ana Laura, Gustavo, and Jesús crossed the border in search of a better opportunity. They worked hard, built a family, and made a life in the United States. Day by day, years after their arbitrary deportations to Mexico, they deal with the grief of being separated from their families. As time goes by, the shattered existence of everyone is slowly and inevitably rebuilt, far away and apart from each other.

Samhain in ancient Ireland, a young boy makes his first mask to hide from wandering spirits, but his family’s supper is interrupted by a visitor from the Otherworld.

Galicia, 1976. During a family dinner, a paranoid neighbor warns of hooded figures emerging from the mist: A Santa Compaña. What starts as a perceived breakdown soon turns into a ritualistic siege.

Mouthwashing is a game developed by Wrong Organ, about a five-person crew of the freighter, Tulpar, after Captain Curly intentionally crashes the ship into an asteroid, leaving him mutilated and sparking a tense, hallucinatory struggle for survival as co‑pilot Jimmy assumes command and the crew discovers their entire cargo is useless mouthwash. It is a dark psychological horror. This is a non-profit film.

Renee Paquette, Mick Foley, Jeff Jarrett and RJ City are joined by a revolving lineup of AEW stars and special guests to preview All Out 2026. Interviews, predictions and backstage appearances set the stage for the pay-per-view, while Harley Cameron and Kris Statlander deliver an unforgettable musical update.

Letters, diaries and secrets left by its protagonists, historical and prior unknown materials revisit the life and death of Federico García Lorca, one of Spain’s most beloved and internationally recognized poets.

Late-night TV once belonged to horror hosts, and none were more infamous than a local legend known as The Ghoulmaster. When his final broadcast resurfaces on VHS, the host returns with it, and the viewers become his unwilling cast.

After an accident leaves his daughter in a coma, Francisco, a seasoned journalist, tries to rebuild his life by accepting a seemingly minor assignment: uncovering the origins of the ancient mural of the Black Christ, venerated by millions. His search leads him to Santiago, who reveals the untold story of the image's mysterious creator: a young man enslaved in 17th-century Peru, known only as "The Painter." Amid discrimination and suffering, the young man transforms his pain into an extraordinary work: a Black Christ that, over the centuries, would become the most important symbol of faith in our nation and one of the most venerated in the world. As he reconstructs this story of hope, resilience, and redemption, Francisco embarks on a journey that will forever change his understanding of faith and restore his belief that miracles are still possible.

When Iceland's hottest boyband ICEGUYS accidentally enters an international reality show competition, they must out-sing, out-dance and out-last other rival boy bands to win a coveted opening slot on an upcoming world tour.

A sensitive portrait of the behind-the-scenes at the Tom Jobim Youth Orchestra in São Paulo, where young artists with classical backgrounds are challenged to immerse themselves in Brazilian popular music and create together. All scores are specially composed or arranged for the training orchestra, where these young musicians discover their Brazilian roots through a process that transforms not only the music, but the artists themselves.

An essayistic film about the very core of humanity: we are beings created to live with and on the Earth. Yet still, despite knowing better, we destroy the very foundations of our existence. The film accompanies protagonists from the fields of philosophy, agriculture and forestry, and architecture. Their work has the potential to initiate necessary processes of transformation. Their stories are placed in a broader context: the individual as part of the whole, connection and belonging.

The starkly different lives of two families intertwine across decades of shifting history. While one group barely survived the catastrophic 1964 Dhanushkodi cyclone, the other has only ever known immense wealth.

After losing his father, Roma lost his faith in goodness and became brash and rebellious. Together with a timid elementary school student, Vitya, they sneak into the house of a mysterious old man, where they find magical books with animated characters. Through carelessness, the boys unleash an evil sorcerer. To save his friend and restore everything to its rightful place, Roma must do the impossible: believe in himself again.

December 1941. Leningrad. A soldier is assigned to guard the city zoo in the midst of World War II. There, among starving workers and dying animals, he forms an unexpected bond with Bella the hippo. As the siege tightens, this fragile connection becomes his only anchor, forcing him to choose between survival and compassion in a world falling apart.

On St. Patrick’s Day, a lonely Indian student in Boston wanders into a lively Irish pub, where he encounters a mysterious Irish girl who pulls him onto the dance floor. As they dance, the boundary between memory and reality begins to dissolve, forcing him to confront the grief he has struggled to leave behind.