An investigative documentary examining the privileged status of the U.S. military in Japan, based on reporting by the Mainichi Shimbun. Focusing on low-altitude U.S. military helicopter flights over Tokyo, the film investigates the Japan–U.S. Status of Forces Agreement, the handling of crimes involving U.S. service members, and the impact of military bases on local communities. Through reporting from Tokyo, Yokota Air Base, and Okinawa, it questions the long-standing assumptions underlying the U.S.–Japan alliance and asks who truly controls Japan's skies.
A wealthy finance professional falls in love with an autistic young woman, discovering that love goes beyond wealth and social expectations. Their relationship faces challenges as they navigate emotions, acceptance, and understanding.
An overlooked employee in an unfair situation must decide if she is willing to compromise who she is for a promotion.
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More than 100,000 Ukrainians have already lost a limb as a result of the unjust war unleashed by Russia. Their scarred bodies are tended to by nurses behind the front lines. This is a film about touch – comforting and essential – that seeks to rekindle life from the flesh of the body where the soul is suffering.
From the Indonesian archipelago to Ceylon and beyond, Syekh Yusuf’s journey is a story of knowledge, faith, resilience, and connections that crossed borders and generations. His legacy continues to connect the histories and cultures of Indonesia and the wider Indian Ocean world.
Dr. Atkins, the hospital’s expert in removing “foreign objects”, finds himself in a bind when he forgets to get a present for his big wedding anniversary. When the perfect gift presents itself inside a patient, will he be willing to risk it all for love?
Memory exists beyond time. It fragments, overlaps, and makes us who we are. And in life, change is the only constant. Remedy for an Ordinary Life is a mirror of what it's like to try and comprehend change. It goes back and forth in time, between old childhood tapes recorded by Filmmaker Nancy Nanda’s parents, and her turning the lens back onto them, decades later.
A documentary following a scam victim who gathers evidence of online concert ticket fraud to get a refund. But speaking with an investigator reveals how complex justice limits her hopes for resolution.
A realtor and his online-auction partner make a killing stealing from luxury homes until they target the wrong homeowner.
Set 5 years before the events of Forest Floor. Discover the origin story of the masked man.
A man enjoying his day in the park is interrupted by a seemingly lost little boy who is not what he seems to be.
Through crucifixions, fisting and forest rituals, a group of queer and trans friends create a folk-horror love letter to radical intimacies. Produced over 6 years, Sterile offers a utopian/dystopian vision blending original footage with once banned silent movie Häxan (1922), practical special effects, explicit performance and commentary to present a joyous, affirmative documentary about lost times in nature in a trans- and queerphobic world.
Wearing a sparkly mini-dress and heels, performance artist Queezy Babaz enters a bustling Cape Town car racing space and interacts with attendees, offering an intimate observation into queer identity and acceptance within the Coloured community.
How far is someone willing to go when they're hungry?
An observational documentary follows four twenty-year-old missionaries from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who come to live in the Balkans for two years. In the heart of secular Slovenia, they attempt to find new converts on the streets, all while living under strict rules: they are not allowed to listen to music, have limited access to the internet, and must never separate from one another.
