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Fluke, a student teacher, is assigned by "Thailand Ministry of Thailand" to use a high-tech weapon to detect and eliminate “aliens” hidden within society. But what will he do when the “aliens” he is ordered to kill are actually people who are seen as different from what is considered Thai?

Narrowly escaping a heist on Renn Cybernetics, Millie, a determined hacker, is the sole carrier of information exposing their shadowy and illegal activities. She crosses paths with David, a naive cop, forcing him to reckon with the broken and corrupt system he claims to love.

When Cleo and Jade’s date turns sour, they’re left questioning; ‘is the problem the male gaze or the way they’ve been conditioned to react?’ Game Over looks at how it feels to be a lesbian couple constantly sexualised and threatened by men.

A traveler and a narrator in the post-apocalypse; they narrate an abandoned city as we arrive at a destroyed landscape and understand what happened to this small city.

Four twenty-somethings, who are stuck in their hometown for one reason or another, all try to enjoy their monotonous lives through false ambition and eroding futures.

This is the story of a group of women who come together to create a play about maternal instinct, abortion, and social norms.

Two of Hollywood’s loneliest creatures form an unlikely bond.

Politics and planning collide in the struggle to redesign Brooklyn's notoriously dangerous McGuinness Blvd.

Montana and Henry have broken up, but now it's October and they are trying something new.

A micro-short documentary portrait about Transcend, an all-trans and non-binary choir

Kyle's estranged father pays him a visit.

The Berlin Philharmonic with Kirill Petrenko perform their annual concert for Europe, this time from the baroque magnificence of the Esterházy Palace in Austria. On the programme are works by Haydn, Stravinsky, Tchaikovsky and Beethoven.

Using Malaysia’s national flower, the big red flower (the red hibiscus), alongside non-native plants in Taiwan as characters, this collage illustrates the experience of Malaysian Chinese living in Taiwan. Trapped between dual identities and the language of others, they search for self-definition and a sense of belonging. Through the perspective of plants, the work reflects personal life experiences, with the hope of breaking down the boundaries between individual, national, and identity definitions.

Two 12-year-old boys secretly watch their physically disabled neighbor having sex with a woman through the window. The next day their doorbell rings.

A planet populated by disoriented beings. Camera, editing, music: Claudio Caldini