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Seeking to rid his arm of a curse, Kasten heads to the Tears of the First Martyr - a sacred waterfall said to heal any wound. However, upon arrival he is met with a blighted land and an abandoned temple. But is he alone, or do the many hands of Sekar Neferu still guard this ruin?

After shaking off a fall, a skater with an injured arm passes by a figure whose gaze penetrates the wound.

When an intimacy coordinator must advise a real-life couple on a classic scene, unlikely history between both girls blurs the line between love and forbidden desire.

"Mom made it home alive from the street protest again today!" As soon as Zainab Entezar opens the door to her home and walks in, she is greeted by her young son and embraces him. She goes to the women’s street protests as though heading to work, and every time she leaves home, she fears she may never see her son again.

Between dream and remembrance, two drifters move through a decaying world in search of a vision that may never have existed, where only the quiet ache of forgetting remains.

In search of who he really is, Omi uncovers a version of himself he was never meant to find, his Identity, it turns out, it can be its own kind of horror.

A filmmaker reconnects with an old friend, quietly revealing the distance time can create.

As the night progresses, his crush Gregory seems to be getting closer to him...

40 years ago, this pine forest saw the Apocalypse. It resurrected once, but will it be able to resurrect after another Apocalypse?

At 11, Simon Gronowski jumped from his mother’s arms on a Nazi train bound for Auschwitz. Eighty years later, he plays jazz, speaks in schools, and befriends the son of a Nazi. A film about survival, memory, and forgiveness—told with intimacy, music, and the force of one man’s refusal to hate. His story is a warning, and a gift.

Struggling to find his place during his first year at university, a lonely international student finds comfort in an unexpected conversation that reshapes the way he perceives home and belonging.

Theo Burton is confined to a desolate room with no connection to the outside world. He must solve a string of riddles that are given to him by his captor in order to survive.

First film documentary of the atrocious genocide. Without statistics or specialized voices, only "wild anthropology" from the bowels of the Gaza Strip; the cruel experience at the moment of the facts, bombardment, destruction, and the heartbreaking pleas of the children for the ceasefire. The inhuman suffering of the wounded, mostly children and women; the massive displacement to the shelter in Rafah, a place that Netanyahu promised would be safe, but in a crime against humanity was bombed, despite this, on the ruins is celebrated the Ramadan. As humanitarian aid arrives and as a symbol of the unwavering spirit of the Gazan people, the beautiful and sweet Nour (16 years old) performs a song of love for Palestine, dedicated to the victims of all wars and all genocides.

In the unforgiving Wild West, a young gunslinger marked with two red crosses over his eyes undergoes a mysterious ritual under the silent watch of mounted men. As he crosses a dry riverbed, he catches a glimpse of a veiled woman and a blindfolded child waiting among the trees, unsure whether they are real or only visions. Haunted by fragments of the ritual that brought him here, he is forced to confront a single irreversible choice, one that will determine whether he completes the rite or becomes its next victim.

As a result of a series of unexpected coincidences, one of the three closet-sitters gets out from his natural environment, but in his absence longing for the friends starts to crystalize…

A man remembers his “normal” childhood.

Day by day, sharp and manipulative Jordon Teaspoon sells modern or as some say: "scam" art to his wealthy, high paying clients. Teaspoon's business is booming as usual, until an old client resurfaces threatening the existence of the phony life Jordon has built.