Jinwon, a chicken delivery man running through the night streets, unexpectedly bumps into his ex-girlfriend, Mi-young. As Mi-young questions him about his past, he shows her his deliciously fried chicken arm.
On their final day together, a boy and his great-aunt cling to small rituals together before an inevitable separation.
Poor penmanship sends two suburban drug dealers on a paranoid spiral when a mysterious note appears on their doorstep.
In this short documentary, show host Ciska Meister sets out to discover how lesbians flirt, what lesbians look like, and what secret codes exist within the community. Various lesbian guests share their stories about clichés, attempts to woo one another, and that tricky question: are we just friends, or is there something more? Along the way, Ciska discovers how lesbians manage to find each other in a world with no script to follow. Pussymagnet, Baby offers a humorous look at identity, love and relationships.
Jake just wants a normal life, but his chaotic group of misfit roommates turns his world upside down. When mysterious, giant trash monsters threaten to destroy the city, the bickering roommates are forced to band together to save their home. To survive the ultimate garbage day, they must pull off the unthinkable and team up with their mortal enemy.
A young boy burdened by the fear of speaking discovers that finding his voice may require confronting the very sound he's spent his life avoiding.
Six friends. One normal summer night. A future that suddenly disappears. As the months begin to move on, the friends left behind each find their own way of carrying the absence of who they lost. When they reunite, old memories resurface, reminding them that moving forwards doesn't always mean leaving the past behind.
The small town of Gatchina. A husband and wife. He's a 50-year-old furniture manufacturer, yet still a paradoxical Donetsk rocker and troublemaker. She's an Orthodox mother and wife with a portrait of Che on her wall. They're exemplary Russians.
In a low-key, enigmatic daily life where gestures and quiet moments speak louder than words, Dália, Duda, and Nikki feel almost like ghostly presences. It's a chaotic kind of silence, like vibes echoing through space, imagery, and time.
To many of his friends, fans, and companions, he was “Schurli”; to a wider audience, he was Georg Danzer: a singer-songwriter, poet, and subtle intellectual. He became famous for his Viennese wit and songs like “Jö Schau” and “Hupf in Gatsch.” But behind that twinkle in his eye lies far more than just humor and pop songs: political and poetic, often melancholic lyrics, sharp observations, and a deep connection to people on the margins of society. To mark his 80th birthday, this ORF documentary traces Georg Danzer’s life through his songs and writings—featuring rare archival footage, memories from friends and family, and previously unpublished notes. A personal look at “Schurli Danzer,” at Vienna, and at Viennese culture.
A film letter from the director to her aunt, who was murdered by her partner. She talks about the aftermath of the femicide, her grief, the family’s persistent fear and how she has managed to break the silence to open a space for healing.
Comedy hybrid short film following a Tuk Tuk driver who, while being questioned by two officers, recounts his previous night’s surreal experiences through an animated "stoned" lens. Five stories overlap as Hamama, the Tuk Tuk driver, tries to figure out what Hossam and Refaat want to know specifically Hossam, who came here for a truly weird reason.
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.
