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A boy attempts to understand a girl through the memories of others. As different versions emerge, the truth becomes unclear. A story about perception, memory, and the impossibility of a single truth.
As a boy, he witnessed his father’s murder at the hands of a gun-wielding demon - trauma that ignited a burning desire for justice. As a man, he now struggles to walk the razor’s edge between justice and vengeance. In a neon-lit city’s dark criminal underbelly, his path of destruction begins to spiral out of control, with cash piling higher than the mountain of bodies left in his wake. But when the long-awaited confrontation arrives, the stakes shift — A snake lunges at its prey only to bite its own tail.
Azzam a 12-year-old boy is suddenly transported to an isolated world of butterflies during a family trip to the south of Saudi Arabia. Transformed into a butterfly, he must find himself to find his way back to the real world and his family.
An emotional journey of a teenage boy asking God to liberate him from his self-inflicted downfall.
The year is 2004. Fourteen-year-old Mor dreams of an unforgettable telenovela-style quinceañera. Her mother, Lucia, opposes it due to her traumatic past in Argentina. Mor secretly plans the celebration, until Lucia arrives and the fantasy shatters.
A person gets lost in the world of fantasy, while chasing a strange human figure and coming across the most bizarre spaces.
Artist Alexander Carey-Morgan buries himself within 572KG of clay for three consecutive days in the performance piece ‘To the Horizon and Back’.
The Kete Informs You follows Paitai as he weaves a kete (handwoven basket or a bag) while reflecting on this rangaranga journey, the inspiration behind his work, and the role weaving continues to play in identity and contemporary culture. - Cook Islands News
A young man pursues through strange dreams and visions to get to the girl of his dreams
A short documentary taking one along the process and creation of the piece, ‘Being, Having, Appearing’, by Logan Bonner.
A sixty-year-old widower living with dementia, clings to the handwritten notes he leaves for himself in order to make it through each new day. As his daughters pack up his home in preparation for his move to a care facility, The Father wanders through the fragments of his fading memories, struggling to understand why the people he loves seem to be slipping away from him. As the boundaries between memory and reality begin to dissolve, The Father finds himself repeatedly reunited with the imagined presence of his late wife, Michal. Through these encounters, he embarks on an intimate emotional journey that forces him to confront an impossible choice: whether to hold on to everything he has lost, or embrace the love that still surrounds him. In a rare moment of clarity, The Father and his daughters discover one final way to connect before the disease separates them forever.
When a school is threatened with a bomb it's up to two unlikely officers to disarm it whilst avoiding the terror lurking the school halls