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Mar and Iván see parenthood as a possible answer to the fractures in their relationship. As repeated miscarriages and genetic problems complicate that hope, the couple must confront what they are asking a child to repair, and whether their shared future can survive the weight of that desire.

Haunted by the memory of an absent, violent father, Paul moves restlessly through Berlin’s night, drifting into fleeting encounters that only deepen his loneliness.

Mitrata follows three inseparable friends whose bond is hilariously and heart-warmingly tested by a chaotic twist of fate. Packed with laughter, loyalty, and life-changing choices, it is the ultimate celebration of the people who know us best.

In the third 90-minute episode of the popular early-evening series, the overly conscientious precinct chief, Ms. Küppers (Saskia Fischer), of all people, finds herself the focus of the investigation. After a serious traffic accident, Ms. Küppers’ car is found abandoned at the scene, while a pedestrian is fighting for his life. Has the otherwise conscientious chief actually committed a hit-and-run? Lukas Petersen (Patrick Abozen) can’t believe it and, together with Bente Hinrichs (Sinha Melina Gierke) and the team, begins searching for the truth. The trail leads far beyond the events of the night of the accident, right into a web of lies, power, and violence. And Robert Gebhardt (Oliver Mommsen), a longtime friend of Ms. Küppers, also plays a crucial role in the matter.

A portrait of a relationship between three generations and how it shifts between the search for closeness, understanding and acceptance, as the teenage son steps closer to adulthood. The film continues to follow the lives of Tero and his son Henri, both previously featured in Kärkkäinen’s documentary The Living Room of a Nation.

Haunted by a painful past, Julia escapes into a dark fairy-tale world where mocking witches force her to confront the emotional weight she has carried for years.

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A young Scottish queer couple visit a futuristic bed shop where a simulator promises to reveal the perfect future for their relationship. Only it’s not quite what they had imagined.

On the cusp of adulthood, A 19-year-old woman who keeps putting off her life is forced into action when her grandfather stops putting off his, setting her on a journey to find him.

Multidisciplinary artist David Hartt (Canadian, born 1967) transforms John Vanderlyn's immersive historical painting, Panoramic View of the Palace and Gardens of Versailles (1818–19), into a dynamic contemporary installation, offering viewers the opportunity to explore questions of place and perspective.

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When three friends reunite after not having seen each other in years, they find a camera that reveals the truth about what happened the last summer they spent together as a group of five.

a young girl who makes an innocent wish to Lord Ganesha to grow up into an adult so she can make her own choices and do whatever she desires.

Explores the romantic journey of PK Mahanandia, a Delhi street artist who trekked 6,000 miles by bicycle in 1977, venturing across continents to reunite with the woman he loved.

Short film by Rachel Thomas

The morning calm in Svartöstaden is brutally shattered by a blood-curdling roar. A mother and son are found dead. In the yard, a 19-year-old is apprehended, barefoot in the snow.

HOME IS WHERE I DIE is an experimental documentary told through two perspectives. The first follows a child directly affected by war, living among fear, loss, and the remains of a shattered home. The second follows a person physically distant from the conflict, yet psychologically overwhelmed by the suffering of children seen through images, stories, and memory. As empathy turns into empathetical distress, the emotional weight of distant violence begins to consume the mind, blurring the boundary between witness and victim. Through monochrome imagery, abstract visuals, and immersive soundscapes, the film explores how war continues to exist long after destruction within memory, imagination, and human consciousness.

After a childhood scarred by the imprisonment of his parents for murder and abuse while in foster care, Tabaré, freshly out of prison himself, embarks on a journey to uncover the painful truth of his past, rebuild fractured family bonds and break free from inherited trauma.