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A small argument between two girls snowballs into an all-out physical brawl.
A group of Black teens try to survive a grisly encounter in Sherman Park.
Óscar Pérez, an elite police officer, accuses Nicolás Maduro and his cabinet of running Venezuela as a narco-terrorist enterprise and embarks on a mission to bring them to international justice. The regime hunts him down and executes him in front of the entire nation. Through his own voice, testimonies from his mother, family members, colleagues, and allies, and an archive of evidence comprised of citizen footage, official documents, and expert reports, the documentary traces the journey of this operation to its execution at the hands of state security forces, revealing the true cost of freedom.
Fairouz Hasan, a Palestinian filmmaker, embarks on an intimate journey to the heart of her memory via the letters she exchanged with her father, who was detained for years in Israeli prisons. Through the images, we watch the unfolding of the emotional and affective impact of this absence, and feel the psychological and political effects of imprisonment.
A troubled man, haunted by anger and isolation, sets out on a violent path of revenge, only to find himself spiraling deeper into a world where reality and his inner voices begin to blur.
An overly honest couple looks elsewhere for their true soulmate, only to find that they are one of the same.
A man returns home to cook dinner and discovers something sinister about the A.I. chatbot that assists him.
What's up everypony! A group of college students get locked in a study room while some friends go on an adventure to find the right door.
A 75-minute immersive audiovisual film. It combines music from the Kid A and Amnesiac albums, remixed in 6-point surround sound with visuals based on Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood's artwork.
Set against the Festival of Black Divinities in Togo, this captivating documentary explores the origins, resilience, and contemporary relevance of African spiritual traditions before and beyond Christianity and Islam.
Unassuming and "nice guy" Marshall has his night turned upside down through a series of calls and texts when he finds a lost phone.
As Rick sends Matt to sell some more jewels, he finds himself becoming a sort of therapist for a depressed Officer Jones.
As his father's health rapidly declines, Tom returns home to face a family he has learned to keep at arm's length. Over the course of a single day, quiet moments, half heard conversations, and unspoken truths surface as Tom, his family, and the palliative care team navigate the fragile space between hope and acceptance. Struggling to communicate what matters most, Tom must confront the weight of what he has never said, and what time may no longer allow him to say. Set against the intimate backdrop of a working class family in Stoke-on-Trent, Between Breath and Silence explores love, loss, and the complexities of communication when words fall short.
An oddball young millionaire who can't make friends, sobers up a homeless drunk in an effort to make him his first friend.
As Haku and Kaho prepare for their wedding, Kaho finds a picture book titled "The Little Bird," written by Haku's ex-lover, So. After reading it aloud, Haku recalls that his diploma is still at So's place. And Haku and Kaho head to there together.
Ten-year-old Olive discovers strange marks appearing on her body on the eve of her dance performance.
When an eight year old girl discovers magical stamps that make her every written wish come true, she goes on an adventure to convince a grumpy post office receptionist that Christmas magic is real.
In the XVIII Century there’s a music school where it’s always dark.
