Inside a neighborhood sari-sari store where every transaction tells a story, a graduating student quietly saves every coin for college until an unexpected turn challenges the future he has carefully built.
Diagnosed with ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis), artist Juan Secaira faces the inexorable deterioration of his body by taking refuge in painting, poetry, and the company of his family.
In a house in an area known as “Old Sakaizuka”, a series of inexplicable incidents begins with the appearance of a room that should not even exist. Through property photographs, personal testimony, social media posts, livestream footage and an institutional investigation, five different records gradually reconstruct what happened there. Each perspective reveals another fragment, yet the more the events are documented, the less reliable reality becomes.
"Great Maia" is an extra-special film of the "Dinosauria Animated Series", it is set in the Two Medicine Formation during the Late Cretaceous and follows a young first-time mother Maiasaura as she tries to protect her first clutch of eggs.
Where Do Black Men Live? explores the experiences of low-income and housing-insecure Black men in Cambridge, Massachusetts, amplifying voices too often excluded from conversations about housing, urban policy, and racial justice. Produced by The Black Response and based on 25 ethnographic interviews conducted by Haitian sociologist Stephanie Guirand for her doctoral research, the film uses a verbatim theatre approach, with its dialogue drawn directly from the words of the men interviewed. Eight men, portrayed by actors, are brought together in an imagined circle where they share deeply personal experiences of searching for, securing, and maintaining a place to call home. Directed by Corinne Spencer, with co-directors Gift Tapiwa Marovatsanga and Joy Wrolson, Where Do Black Men Live? transforms research and lived testimony into an intimate exploration of housing insecurity, systemic racism, resilience, and the fundamental question of who gets to feel secure and at home.
At 2:17 AM in a quiet izakaya, two women find an awakening of desire, sparked by a humble tamagoyaki. Moist, rolling, layering—a culinary rhythm that mirrors their fleeting yet fierce night together. As dawn breaks, the tamagoyaki takes its final shape, and both women quietly emerge transformed.
Thought of as a visual laboratory, BLUE is an experimental short film that replaces a traditional script with work on atmosphere. Through the use of organic textures (steam, water, mirrors) and a monochrome neon light, the film paints a silent portrait of a melancholic interiority.
A balding, middle-aged actor travels to Italy for a hair transplant from an eccentric surgeon in order to revive his dying career.
A studio photographer in the midst of a complicated divorce tells stories of heartbreak, drinking and loss to his teenage son, slowly revealing his attachment to these memories and a plan to find an old girlfriend from his past. Loosely inspired by Sam Shepard's book Motel Chronicles.
Yasha follows Hana, a young teacher driven to desperate measures after losing her job. In need of money for her son’s life-saving operation, Hana is willing to endure any hardship, humiliation, or consequence to give her child a chance to survive, and the film remains firmly focused on its protagonist’s relentless struggle throughout. Never saccharine or manipulative in its portrayal of maternal determination, this is a story that feels raw, tense, and authentic.
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.
The film follows four voters from the same polling station in Rio de Janeiro between 2002 and 2022. Over the course of 20 years and three Lula elections, time transforms their convictions, affections, choices, and the very way they view the world.
A lonely competitive eater turns to a condescending mentor to push him to his absolute limit for a hot dog eating contest.
Three demonic horsemen harvest human souls to resurrect Zazarus, an omega-level entity imprisoned since Olympus fell. As they near the final soul needed to break his chains.
Every wish has a price, especially the ones made without thinking. When two people have the same desire, accidents are sure to occur!
