Upon her return from a trip, Ha-eun declares that she is going to write poetry, while her older sister Hajeong is moved by a love letter from her boyfriend, written in English.
A short film about dead parents and play, made by 10 year old Janne Elens.
The true story of Fire Chief Luis Nevarez, who overcame a life-changing accident and personal trauma to become a leader and inspiration.
Bill Plympton's iconic, surreal hand-drawn animation is a companion to indie band average friends' latest single.
khmer movie
Unknown plot.
At a garage sale, a man caught between the life he built and the life he left behind encounters a young music fan who unexpectedly reconnect him with his past.
A podcast with Abu Nimr, featuring a guest appearance by the king of Iraqi comedy, the comedian Abu Khanjar.
A young woman fights for survival against a mysterious botanical infection
What if most children living in orphanages are not actually orphans? Studies reveal that nearly 80 percent of institutionalized children worldwide have at least one living parent, challenging long-held assumptions about why children are separated from their families. For many, the underlying cause is not abandonment or a lack of love, but poverty and limited access to resources.
Marco, an Australian-Italian art historian living in Rome, is quietly let go from his teaching post after grief leaves him distant from his students. He returns to Cortona, where his estranged wife Julia and young daughter Lucia live. Reunited with his old friend Pietro, Marco borrows a vintage golden Fiat X1/9 and embarks with Lucia on a poignant summer road trip toward the Tiber River in Rome, fulfilling a promise he has carried and avoided for years. Traveling through sunlit valleys, ancient hill towns, Florence, and historical landscapes, the father and daughter navigate their tenderness and attempt to find their way back to each other. However, the journey slowly shifts from a simple summer escape into a deep, meditative passage through memory, absence, and the difficult art of letting go.
After finding himself surrounded by a strange group of people applauding his minor everyday accomplishments, Sharaf becomes addicted to their approval and begins fabricating situations to earn it until the applause turns against him.
Through Graciela’s letters and her children’s replies and drawings, we gain insight into a story shaped by the 1976 dictatorship. Alongside her own account of those years, we adopt a new perspective by learning how the children experienced that era, how they maintained contact with their mother, and the importance the letters held for their family.
Two tribal leaders foster a long-fought renaissance of Tlingit culture. The island's last logger carries on his family business. A longtime teacher watches as her students graduate, leave home, and inevitably return. And an oyster farmer, new to town with a young family in tow, juggles the precarious nature of living off the land.
A comic book artist sets off on a research assignment with a martial arts master while her insecure boyfriend stomps around with jealousy and fragile masculinity. Things take a turn when he challenges the Sensei to perform a backflip. Things get a lil' backflip crazy...
When a powerful political wife kidnaps the young woman she suspects is having an affair with her husband, a tense spring afternoon of weed, whiskey, and psychological warfare spirals into a deadly loyalty test.
