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"The Patch" (2026) is a short art animation that was inspired by the short illustrated story "The Patch" (Ioulia Lymperopoulou, Kondyli, 2025). It is an allegoric narration about resilience through change in life and about our inner child that needs to be nurtured and protected to be happy and creative.

For 30 years, the Artnauts—a global collective of artists—have brought contemporary art to places the elite art world rarely reaches: the Colombian Amazon, Rwanda’s Kigali Genocide Memorial, and the Korean Demilitarized Zone. Rooted in the belief that art must be understood within its social context, the collective’s 256 exhibitions have become sites of burgeoning friendship, reflection, and exchange. At its center is founder Dr. George Rivera, whose early encounters with racism and classism planted the question that continues to drive the Artnauts: How do we stop hate with love?

An interviewer spends 5 days following a passionate singer as he prepares his questionable dynamic of a boy band for the biggest performance of their career.

Five college students tell each other spooky stories that will sure to give you a fright, just might keep you up all night!

a concert recording/film of from(fernando romero)'s live performance at cooperativa Ítaca, murcia, spain, 17/10/2026

Leah is caught in the middle of her family’s divided view points on politics, culture and religious identity, and the ever-changing boundaries of acceptance.

The director returns to her homeland in a Bulgarian valley long shaped by the dichotomy of “Guns and Roses”: the harvest of roses that stretches across the landscape and the Arsenal weapons factory that employs much of the region. The film looks at labour—delving into the workforce that sustains this town, inexorably shaped by the current political context of migration and war—and at filmmaking within the working context. Echoing a tradition of direct engagement with labour, the director herself enters an unexpected and risky exchange of roles.

Iranian Independent film.

Olha Drahomanova Kosach (a.k.a. Olena Pchilka) is best remembered today as the mother of Lesya Ukrainka, one of Ukrainian literature's most celebrated authors. But, despite being overshadowed in every way by her daughter, during her lifetime, her actions have secretly shaped the quest for Ukrainian cultural and linguistic autonomy in more ways. Her life story isn't just a story of a single individual, nor even her her family. It's a story about a nation's continous search for identity in the face of all odds.

What happens when a memory from your youth becomes a journey across an ocean? Forty years after sharing her first kiss with a young man in France, Lena returns to the place where it happened - this time determined to find him.

Following the mysterious death of a friend, a teenage boy descends into a fractured nightmare built by the enigmatic businessman Richard Eagleton and his own subconscious.

Not In Our Town’s film Minnesota Neighbors profiles the brave actions of Minnesota residents during ICE’s Operation Metro Surge. The film captures the beauty and strength of unity displayed by people from every walk of life who stepped into harsh winter streets at all hours to support their neighbors. Portraits include immigrants bravely speaking up, clergy, journalists, teachers, local officials, doctors, restaurateurs, unions, business owners and families who overcame their own fears to stand up for each other and for our freedoms as Americans.

A guy tries to call a girl whose number is incomplete, leading to a series of awkward conversations with strangers.

The Duties of a Lighthouse Keeper follows the daily life of an isolated seaman, all alone on a hard, hard rock- going about his daily duties whilst yearning for the touch of his fellow man. Is there more to this life than servicing the buoys?

An overweight parrot dreams of breaking free from his overprotective owner, who keeps feeding him more and more.But his cage —and his own weight— stand in the way of freedom.

A clinical trial briefly ends participants' lives to uncover what lies beyond death. Instead of oblivion, they arrive somewhere no one expected. Through an immersive journey driven by music and sensation, The Venue transforms the afterlife into a celebration of existence.

Four stories reveal the truth about the lives of people with disabilities and autism, highlighting the importance of acceptance and compassion. Two schoolboys struggle to find their place in the new school, the city shows injustice in environmental accessibility, and work becomes a test of human dignity. Friendship demonstrates how even small steps can change the world. Through quiet observation, Marios comes to the conclusion that real change begins when we look at the world with other eyes - eyes full of struggle, where each struggle makes us wiser and closer to one another.

With only three days until Lunar New Year, a superstitious girl keeps running into the same boy--is he stagnant energy she must cut off, or a sign of divine fate?

A man wants to be a hole.