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In a small country Bovannia, government architecture goes under severe changes within period of 20 years......But.....what does it really change?

Isabela, a lonely young artist, finds refuge from the real world in her partner. But when their relationship reveals its limitations, she must decide between the safety of this bond and the courage to finally choose her own freedom.

In this story, which begins when the character Tarık gets into university, the disappointments he encounters are presented through a surrealist narrative. As Tarık seeks justice in the face of the university’s inadequacy, he finds that the path to a solution lies in the collective action of the students.

Former child soldiers and their rescued dogs learn to heal together.

Sebastián, a young man who has lost his way and sense of purpose in life, meets Carlo Acutis and his Holiness Kit after experiencing a family crisis. Through Carlo's Kit, the teachings of his mother, Antonia Acutis, and the people he meets along the way, Sebastián embarks on a path of transformation and inner conversion, which will lead him to rediscover faith and hope, radically changing his life.

COP31 Climate-Themed Short Film Competition finalist. Synopsis TBA.

Two years in the making, "Life Sure Is Sweet" is a independent coming-of-age snowboard documentary produced by the creative collective TDI (Technically Doing It). Featuring an all-Black and Brown crew of riders travelling and filming across the globe, the film moves beyond high-level action sports progression to explore deep themes of cultural identity, community, lifelong friendship, and charting your own path in the mountains.

Developed by Dr Antonia Hart, Historian in Residence for the Terenure area, in collaboration with Stefano Messori and Matt Sheedy of Podcast Dublin, the project brings together audio and video recordings created with local people over 60 who have lived, worked in, or been actively involved in the Terenure community. Through personal storytelling, I Remember Terenure preserves everyday memories and reflections, building a rich and lasting record of local life and identity.

After the sudden death of his pregnant mother, a seemingly unbreakable barrier is formed between a teenage boy and his father. He attempts to find solace at the playground he used to go to with his mother, yet it only serves as a reminder of what could’ve been.

In Turin, a group of young Iranian women finds community and freedom through Homa, a women’s football team. As they train and compete in Balon Mundial 2025, they build new lives far from home. When war breaks out in Iran, their joy and sense of belonging are challenged by fear for their families and the pain of a wounded homeland.

Summer heat over the Adriatic. At the Kolovare pool in Zadar, the older boys rule with a testosterone-fuelled pecking order in which the slightly younger Lovre has yet to find his place. A look from a girl, a leap from the ten-metre board: what begins as a dare becomes the first step out of childhood.

Almost stranded in the Black Hills Forest, do You Hear Me Calling?

Two women in a beauty salon transform a playwright’s day before his play world premieres.

When Sofie starts to realize her life's dream may not be as easy as once thought, she looks back on her childhood and speaks to her friend as to rethink her passion and rest of her life.

Khmer movie

A 'brainrot comedy' following the members of a chaotic, cluttered Naarm sharehouse.

A suicidal man finds a body and a briefcase in the woods.

Wildgemis is the directorial debut of Anouk Suntjens. Set in the vast American wilderness, the film follows Dutch researcher Elke Tukker, who has spent years studying the lives of wild horses. What begins as a fascination with these free-roaming animals gradually becomes a personal journey into humanity’s relationship with nature. As activists, government agencies and ranchers clash over land management, Elke is confronted with difficult questions about control, freedom and our place within the ecosystem. When she witnesses a controversial horse round-up for the first time, her sense of “wild longing” reaches a breaking point. Wildgemis is a powerful and thought-provoking documentary about nature, power and the human need for connection.

Part of "The Process Tapes"

A woman searches for Manuel Puig’s grave in the cemetery of La Plata (Buenos Aires). She finds it, although she is told it is not the right one. It does not matter that her arguments defy reason; she chooses to cling to belief. A walk through the cemetery transformed into ritual, a clepsydra-like time, and a map of the places where, many years ago, other bluish encounters took place, alongside Manuel’s new pink-hued territories. And a favorite song.