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Other Voices presents a legendary night of music as Foo Fighters bring their stadium anthems to St James’ Church, An Daingean.
Three extraordinary stories of women, risking life, health, and money to explore the Arctic deserts – but in our days forgotten. We also aim to highlight contemporary women’s involvement in Arctic research, such as those aboard an icebreaker in Greenland or preserving Inuit culture and language in Alaska and Greenland.
In all corners of the world, on the front lines of war, amidst climate catastrophes and on perilous migratory journeys, women are still giving birth. As fearless midwives risk everything to help mothers in dangerous circumstances, the gravity of their extraordinary and lifesaving work comes into sharp focus.
Silence settles over Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré’s frozen landscape, where echoes of a once-thriving religious tourism linger. At the heart of a place in transition, this film takes viewers on a timeless journey through memory and disappearance, weaving together presence and absence.
A grieving woman reflects on the toxic relationship she had with her recently deceased boyfriend.
In the Land of the Head Hunters is a 1914 silent film fictionalizing the world of the Kwakwaka'wakw (Kwakiutl) peoples of the Queen Charlotte Strait region of the Central Coast of British Columbia, Canada, written and directed by Edward S. Curtis and acted entirely by Kwakwaka'wakw natives. It was the first feature-length film whose cast was composed entirely of Native North Americans; the second, eight years later, was Robert Flaherty's Nanook of the North.
Live At The Void captures the DIY nature of the local music scene, with full sets filmed at a Mount Roskill flat during a 21st birthday bash. Featuring Neither Do I, Park Flyers, CCTV, and 花溪 Flowerstream, this concert film is a modern snapshot of the Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland City indie scene. It blends performance with on-screen commentary from film-makers Corey Fuimaono and Liam Hansen.
The brave and noble Arthur has discovered the hiding place of the fabled Excalibur. Little does he know that the "Lady" of the Lake is actually a mischievous cat who does not like people touching her favorite toy.
Two friends sit on a bench in a park - they seem to understand each other until one asks "do you see what I mean?".
1932 by Herman J. Mankiewicz, the script for The Mad Dog of Europe foresaw with remarkable clarity the rise of Hitler and Nazism. Yet, this film would never see the light of day. The true story—resembling a thriller—of this impossible production resonates strikingly with the fractures and threats of today's world.
Alone in a crumbling house, a failed filmmaker’s quiet night takes a terrifying turn after a knock at the door forces her to confront everything she tried to forget.
A boy named Finn notices something’s off with his close online friend and struggles with what he can’t control.
A snow shoveling job goes wrong when a crazy client refuses to pay.
An office clerk meets a god in a bar who assists him in reuniting with a lost love
Brothers Steve and Stu scramble to put on a last-minute birthday show for Steve’s daughter - because if they fail, Steve’s in the doghouse and Stu might end up… dead.
