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George, a withdrawn young artist who expresses his emotions through his art, struggles to connect with his blind mother until a sudden medical crisis forces him to confront the love and grief he's kept hidden for years.
This outrageous marketing parody film guides viewers through the rise and fall of George and Monty, who manage to captivate audiences in all the wrong ways. An unpredictable internet and commercial sensation, George and Monty lack any discernable talent or intelligence, and nothing about them makes any sense. In this absurd "documentary," they carelessly wield the power of the camera with catastrophic results in their absurd workplace training videos, alternative advertising campaigns, dating websites, connections to North Korea, multiple branding fails, re-editing of major motion pictures, and seemingly ruining the lives of everyone they touch (well no, not like that). In a world where appearance supersedes reality, you won’t know what’s real or fake. The story of George and Monty needed to be told but nobody is sure why – they still don’t make any sense – none of this makes any sense!
Felicia Schröder is 19 years old and one of Europe's most sought-after football talents. We follow her behind the scenes as offers from the big clubs start piling up — a journey that ultimately takes her to Real Madrid as the world's most expensive women's football player.
A collection of the works of Tamim Al Barghoti
Communities in Rwanda have come together every last Saturday of month since the 11th century to build, clean, and plant.
Triggered by a familiar face, an elderly man with Alzheimer’s journeys through the vivid, golden memories of his teenage love — the one who once gave color to his life — while grappling with his unfulfilled desire to transcribe his history before it fades into the quiet serenity of his present.
Samuel! Samuel!
A young man is thrust into a surreal nightmare, forced to confront an unseen force that won't let him go.
Mapping and spotting the complicit machinery of Germany. A graphical approach to make transparent the entangled networks between factories, supply chains, politicians, and military, in enabling the genocide of Palestinian people.
Part of a series of found landscapes, filmed on a single 8mm roll.
A singer song writer frustrated with her music wandered through the city of Darjeeling in search of inspiration.
On April 1, 1983 at the frightening start of the AIDS epidemic, gay businessman and restaurateur Steve Harris opened the doors to the Castro Country Club as a refuge where folks could gather and find community outside of the bars and clubs in the Castro. For 40 years, the CCC has saved thousands of lives from the grips of addiction and alcoholism from its humble perch on 18th Street, one block from Castro Street. Meet Me at the Club captures the history of early trans experiences, the role that the AIDS epidemic played in addiction and alcoholism, and the miraculous recoveries from hopeless states of mind and body in San Francisco. When 295 people die every day from overdoses, the story of how this beautiful community came together to survive and thrive, there's no more important time than now to tell this story.
16mm experimental short. During the end of March, a group of seagulls travelling from Yunnan to Siberia.
5 grey cats around a room if your curious on what there doing then watch the film on youtube
Sandra, consumed by the quest for acceptance and internet beauty standards, will do whatever it takes to fit in
Inspired by the viral true story of Panchi-kun, an infant macaque rejected by his mother at Ichikawa City Zoo, Japan. In this fictionalized short, Punch finds fleeting comfort with Uma, an abandoned Persian kitten, endures cruel rejection from Garo, a bullying troop member, and discovers protective love from the gentle guardian Go-chan.
A Man is almost late for the biggest moment of his life
