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They find a cool
They see eachother
A boy sees life, harsh reality, beauty beyond home
A modern Balkan story about the eternal Woman. A woman with an unbreakable spirit, a big heart, an incredible turbo shopping cart, and the best pickles – the Grandma. It’s is also a story about the modern woman – the one who sometimes forgets the grandmothers who may seem overly caring, yet still manages to find a common language with them. A film about female strength – the only power capable of standing up to Balkan bureaucracy.
A Film By Teiron Motley
A Film By Kendall Duncan
A Film By Kathryn Vignes
A Film By Aubrey Landaiche
After a night of absolute drunkenness, Roberta, Valeria, and Sandra wake up with an impending hangover. Over the course of the morning, that state of boredom and physical discomfort leads them to reveal their most tender sides, but also their most painful ones, ultimately strengthening the friendship between the three of them.
A Film by Niko Kochalidze
Addie begins to discover that her “forever” partner might not be so perfect. A student short PSA film
A Film By Ryder Krivan
A Film by Michael Brown
A young man struggling with his identity finds his true self through a celestial Nymph
An experimental film about the morality of space travel, based on a child’s dream
This documentary follows Sophia, a 25 year old working at the entomology sector of Natural History Museum, except she has a rather strange hobby.
The Tower of the Winds is an ancient structure at the base of the Acropolis that celebrates wind gods and used to function as a time measuring device. Surrounded by the Agora's columns, this architecture represents a sense of dimension and time, reproduced by the film's metric structure. It serves as framework for the motifs of urban landscapes that follow.
A young Indian woman grapples with the aftermath of a toxic relationship with a narcissist. Through a blend of psychological drama and allegorical imagery, the film delves into the subconscious nuances of reeling from the trauma of abuse. As she struggles to let go of her past, the film illustrates the importance of acceptance and finding peace within yourself.
