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Mistress Maggie Peach moves in latex and leather through the fruit and flesh of your five-part wet dream.
Two brothers, Bryson and Perry, start a gang and hang out.
A couple feels their relationship break down when one of them becomes devoted to a paranormal fire that demands to be fed.
America celebrates his 250th birthday party.
A filmmaker accidentally comes across a ruined village where silent souls refuse to revive the past. The remnants of a film shot years earlier constitute the only clue to understanding what once happened there.
An artist rejected by her ailing father, bottle caps, a painting, and the day everything falls apart.
Three new songs had not yet been released.
An updated version of the Greek story of Sisyphus told through narrative video with live score by the artist himself.
The debut short film from Trifecta Studios
A tourist joins two coworkers on their daily workday on the road.
Part of the Prince's Seat project, which uses an amateur actor’s obsessive impersonation of Laurence Olivier to examine the contradictions and physical tolls of aspirational embodiment. The work explores how we attempt to grasp at fading legacies and performative roles.
As the year draws to a close, Zhang Jiansheng, the head of the household, discovers a sum of money he had hidden privately has vanished without a trace. Every member of his family thus becomes a suspect in his eyes. As Zhang Jiansheng keeps searching relentlessly, long-buried secrets and conflicts that have been glossed over for years gradually come to light.
A secret agent working for the regime faces a test that calls her convictions and loyalty into question.
After World War II, countless children throughout Germany were sent to health resorts in order to recover; instead they endured systemic abuse. Through survivors’ voices and her own family history, filmmaker Katrin Sikora uncovers this long silenced chapter and its echoes across generations.
A young ’80s activist cements himself as a Disneyland history hidden gem when he stands up against the Magic Kingdom to lift the park's ban on same-sex dancing.
