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**The Train** follows Tharun, a young man whose ordinary train journey takes an unexpected turn when a seemingly simple encounter forces him to confront something he has been avoiding. Set against the rhythm of a local train, the film explores loneliness, human connection, and the fleeting moments that can change the way we see ourselves and the people around us. Sometimes, the most important journeys are the ones we never planned.

"I THINK WE SHOULD ROLL"

A documentary that charts the meteoric rise of Patrick Kelly, an openly gay African-American fashion designer who took the 1980s industry by storm. The film follows his journey from the segregated South to Paris, where he made history as the first American admitted into the prestigious Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture. Infused with his queer, camp aesthetic, Kelly's joyful collections used vibrant buttons and boldly weaponized racist stereotypes to celebrate Black beauty. The film highlights how his intersectional identity as a gay Black man shaped his radical vision, captivating icons from Grace Jones to Madonna. However, the film also confronts the devastating toll of the AIDS crisis, documenting Kelly's tragic death from complications of the disease in 1990 at just 35. Through rare archives, it delivers an intimate portrait of a queer pioneer who shattered barriers of race, sexuality, and fashion.

The film tells the story of Anatoly Evgenievich Kurkovsky, head of the medical unit for people experiencing homelessness at Botkin Hospital in St. Petersburg. This unique facility, the only one of its kind in Russia, was established 23 years ago with the participation of the international organization Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders). Every day, dramatic, sometimes touching, and occasionally comical events unfold here.

Frankie has been hit by lightning seven times, often during milestones such as a first date, graduation, or a job interview.

Utilizing the ‘glitch’ as a portal into hidden worlds, Nocturne explores the metaphors of nothingness embedded in darkness. It suggests that the indeterminate qualities of the unknown can provide revelations of wonder rather than existential dread, and that we can move through the unknown while also carrying it with us.

When the shadows and reality merge, blurring the lines between right and wrong - and between good and evil - those who quietly vanish into society due to their outwardly normal behavior may play a significant role in the darkness, just as much as those who loudly proclaim it. A film that invites reflection on life in society, viewed through the unique perspective of the individual spectator.

” In the culture of late capitalism in general, we are always living someone else’s dream, which is also no one’s dream “ Mark Fisher | Ghosts of My Life

Nando secretly prostitutes himself to survive the day, but will they manage to discover his secret?

The new documentary investigates the aggression against Ukrainians in the three EU countries that took in the largest numbers of Ukrainian refugees after 24 February 2022: Germany, Czechia and Poland. The film's protagonists are Ukrainian women who have experienced various forms of anti-Ukrainian intolerance in these countries: everyday hostility, physical assault, and a sense of being left unprotected by the police. Their stories are just a few among many. Statistics show that hundreds, if not thousands of Ukrainians in these countries fall victim to anti-Ukrainian sentiment.

Livia, a 16-year-old teenager, spends the day with friends by the river where she witnesses a scene that plunges her into a strange dizzy state.

A young man accidentally kills an elderly woman. Terrified of the consequences, he hides the body in his apartment. After two days, he finally decides to reveal his horrible secret to his best friend. But how can he be sure that confessing is the right choice? Is it the reaction of the person standing before him that frightens Eliot, or simply his own imagination?

Poetry, erotic imagery, and Pasolini’s words come together in a fragmented exploration of gay desire and the politics of the body. Navigating the space between intimacy and industry, the film reflects on how desire is shaped, circulated, and transformed.

Inspired by a near-death experience, AFTER THE SHELL is a 360° film in which you become a drifting soul, suspended between the disappearance of one world and the rebirth of another. Guided by a distant glow, you travel through an immaculate landscape where Nature slowly awakens. Immerse yourself in this sensorial journey and let the light surround you : where will it lead you?

Facing his own mortality, a desperate man risks his life in pursuit of immortality, only to become consumed by a sinister presence that may exist entirely in his own mind.

A girl tries to reconnect with her childhood, haunted by her youthful self.