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Moral is a quiet family drama set during Lucía’s birthday. Natalia is preparing a simple celebration when her estranged partner, Roberto, unexpectedly returns after years of absence. His arrival disrupts the fragile atmosphere, bringing unresolved history and tension back into the home. As the day unfolds, Natalia is forced to navigate the emotional weight of the past while trying to protect the moment for her daughter. Seen through Lucía’s innocent perspective, the story explores the silent fractures within a family and the lingering impact of absence, memory, and unspoken choices.

A documentary exploring the dying tradition of ancestral Amazigh tattooing in the Djurdjura mountains of Kabylie, Algeria.

A grandson makes a portrait of his grandfather.

Set in a timeless magic shop, this documentary frames magic as a fundamental human need. Guided by the wonder of two young children watching a mysterious shopkeeper, the film bridges the golden age of illusionism with its future, featuring performances and interviews with world-class magicians from the Magic International Grand Gala to explore the soul and poetry of this ancient art.

Through speculative poetic narrative and tactile 16mm imagery, Corsica’s serene landscape gradually uncovers the island’s complex histories of belonging.

The old legends did not die. They are simply waiting for the moment to return, when reason and the unknown meet in a dark journey to the limits of human consciousness. A philosophical thriller, inspired by the great legends that were born and shaped in the ideological universe of Protestant Europe and the Reformation. Myths, fears and archetypal questions as they are reinterpreted in the film for the modern world. With a deep dive into the dark depths of the human mind, the film poses the most crucial questions about human existence, faith, guilt, freedom and the limits of human nature. When these boundaries between good and evil, between reason and madness, between the human and the supernatural begin to collapse and take on threatening dimensions, in an increasingly disturbing modern reality.

A story of lichens, inertia, and fusion.

On the last day of sixth grade, a boy walks one final time through the hallways, classrooms, and the places where he grew up alongside his friends. What seems like an ordinary day gradually turns into a quiet farewell. As the hours pass, every conversation, every laugh, and every corner takes on new meaning. For some chapters do not end with a grand event, but with a final moment we only truly understand once it has already gone by. *Ephemeral* is a story about childhood, the passage of time, and those everyday moments that—without warning—become lifelong memories.

Romana Didulo, the self-proclaimed 'Queen of Canada,' drew in devotees from across the country. Former followers reveal how they were pulled into a cult, and what it took to break free.

A dead man knows nothing of his death; he simply walks through the world, seeing and hearing. Even in his state of alienation, he refuses the idea of ​​dying.

A man notices a teddy bear strangely placed on top of a tree and tries to get it down.

A sentimental journey of a desi family navigating the loss of a husband and father as they regain control over their lives.

After getting trapped in a mysterious staircase loop, A guy struggles to find his way home, only to discover that reality may not be what it seems.

After a boy is taken by a group of mummers, his older brother spends years searching for him, eventually becoming the very thing that took him.

An agent of a nameless corporation embarks on a journey across the Midwest filled with reflection, danger, and echoes of his past to deliver legal documents to a mysterious purchaser. The catch? These seemingly mundane documents just may hold cosmic implications.

In a post-graduation landscape of boredom, uncertainty, and struggle, there is a desire for the simpler life: a shepherd and artist in the middle of the rural South.

Alex, an employee at a failing high school, finds Hugo the Dragon. Hugo loves children and he loves making them happy. However, Hugo may be hiding a dark secret.

An experimental documentary featuring international college students commenting on their experiences of cultural isolation in America.

The Ones Who Bought Bushwick investigates the historical, political, and economic forces driving development and gentrification in Brooklyn’s Bushwick neighborhood.