A young woman, dissatisfied with modern dating, adopts a cat despite her allergies – only to find that the combination of antihistamines and white wine has her hallucinating a handsome fae lord, straight out of her saucy books… But he may have sinister intentions.
Hong Kong–born artist Tiffany Sia confronts the Cold War legacy of China in this landscape film shot amidst the serene environs of Taiwan’s Kinmen archipelago. On this stretch of land only 1,800 meters from the coast of China, deserted beaches and abandoned military bunkers and training facilities harbor echoes of past conflict, such as the 1949 Battle of Guningtou, in which Taiwan defeated the Chinese Communist Party and maintained control of the land.
Get into the Christmas spirit… before it gets into you.
A documentary by Federico Fazzuoli chronicling the staging of the final opera directed by Zeffirelli for the prestigious Royal Opera House in Muscat, Oman.
When comic artist Jane McSween gets locked out of her flat, her day goes from bad to worse when her attempts to break back in result in the accidental death of her neighbour, and draws the attention of a local crimelord.
This film was not anticipated. “My motive for making the documentary 'Me and Riikka Purra' was curiosity,” says the screenwriter-director, who first gained recognition as a musician and producer. “I realized that I didn’t know a single ‘Persu’ [Finns Party supporter], nor did I understand their way of thinking. I wanted to find out!”
ISKY follows racing pioneer Ed Iskenderian and the fearless gearheads who turned hot-rodding into a cultural revolution. From humble beginnings to motorsports legend, Edward helped redefine speed and American car culture.
The film follows Matīss Kaža during a period when his professional life has taken him from one country and continent to another. Together with Gints Zilbalodis, the director of the film Flow (Straume), he spent nearly a year caught in a whirlwind of international award ceremonies, events, and meetings—a journey that included the film’s path to the Academy Awards. Yet, this is only one facet of Kaža’s life and work. During the same period, he made his debut as a theatre director at three different venues in Riga and crafted the Lielais Kristaps (Latvian National Film Awards) and Spēlmaņu nakts (Latvian Theatre Awards) ceremonies as multimedia performances. The camera follows Kaža as he constantly creates, travels, and engages in new projects, all while maintaining an ironic perspective on both himself and the world around him.
Letters from Tibet follows an exchange across time between a British colonial officer and a contemporary archivist. Tracing how Tibet has been framed through colonial correspondence, photography, and cinema.
Cassandra is a middle-aged mother and author whose muted life is given a new focus and her marriage is upended when she discovers a bottomless hole in her basement.
The film portrays the journey of Jeong Gyu-ji, who has faced nine layoffs from different jobs, and her growth throughout the experience.
The award-winning Swiss architect Barbara Buser saves buildings from demolition and rebuilds them with reused materials. She transforms former industrial sites into urban living spaces that symbolize a careful approach to our environment and to each other. As a woman who is successfully forging her own path in a male-dominated field, Barbara Buser is a role model for the younger generation, who are fighting for a more sustainable, fairer world.
Goonamgua yeo riding Stellar a band that began at the cafe and bar Goonamgwayeo in Hoegi, Seoul, in 2005, has spent 20 years making music that mixes trot, garage, dub, and electronic sounds - music that fits into no genre lineage. But in September 2025, the band announced its breakup with a statement: "We are trying to stop the weird car that seemed as though it would run forever." Then they set off on a 'Annyeong Tour' from Sokcho to Jeju.
Moving between life in London and Hong Kong, this film follows Kelvin Chan, a British-born Chinese lion dancer, as he explores how the routines and rituals of a creative, spiritual practice may provide their own sense of belonging.
An episodic structure links scenes, each with its own internal narrative and logic. In dialogue with John Baldessari’s film ‘Title’
Stranded with a defiant, abandoned boy, a burnt-out social worker is forced to confront the emotional avoidance she’s built her life around.
Halloween has come to Hatchetfield, and with it an army of demonic monster-masks who set out to terrorize the tiny town. The only one standing in their way is Hatchetfield's mysterious, witchy guardian, Miss Holloway. But when she makes a deadly deal with the Lords In Black, Miss Holloway is in for more tricks than treats.
Two young siblings get ready for their dad's anniversary church service while navigating unspoken tensions in the household.
