In September 2025, 39-year-old Ismael Ayala-Uribe died just one month after entering California’s Adelanto ICE Processing Center. He was one of more than 50 people to die in immigration custody during Donald Trump’s first 500 days back in office. His family says he repeatedly complained of intense pain and asked for medical help, but received little beyond Tylenol. When he finally reached a hospital, his heart stopped within minutes. The Trump administration is detaining record numbers of immigrants, and deaths in custody are soaring. Fault Lines investigates failures in medical care and oversight, allegations of retaliation against hunger strikers and the role of private prison companies in the rapid expansion of immigration detention.
During a fated Halloween night, Documentary Filmmaker Dillonius Bus follows Bardonial on his quest to Project SLC. After ripping to many cigs and commiting DIVOLJA, Bardonial finds himself in a cuckery contest against the Antagonist Gus. In this personal account of the rise and fall of a friendship between two brothers.
My Chemical Romance live at the Hollywood Bowl on 10/23/2026.
Jester, an 11-year-old 4Ps beneficiary (Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps), a national social welfare initiative in the Philippines). He spends his time playing an online game called MVerse at a local Pisonet Shop in their place. What begins as an ordinary game slowly exposes him to an online exploitation scheme disguised as a gaming opportunity. As Jester becomes drawn deeper into the trap, Dan, a Pisonet owner who recently attended a seminar, notices something unusual and takes action. With the scheme eventually exposed and those responsible for the exploitation arrested, Jester later receives counseling and psychosocial support and continues his education through Dan’s help.
One day, a man happens to witness a woman eating insects alone. A few weeks later, she approaches him for advice on a screenplay she is writing. The story is about a pervert who becomes sexually aroused by eating insects and is eventually caught by someone.
Before the spotlight and the wig, there is work almost nobody sees: makeup, costumes, performance and social media. This documentary follows drag artists off the stage and asks which bodies are allowed to shine.
At a tasting at their favorite natural wine bar, two roommates urge one another to make moves on their respective crushes, leading to a night of vulnerability, connection, and fantasies galore.
Arshia, a quiet student at a Tehran all-boys school, discovers that bully Ali sells explicit films. When Arshia asks for a gay film, it sparks events that change them both forever.
Alondra just wants the perfect wlw yearner fantasy confession she has planned to go right. Step-by-step. Bullet-per-bullet. However, the disembodied voice of a ‘hey mamas-sheesh pare” brodie doesn’t seem to let her.
Facing the inhabited space again through an unfamiliar gaze, attempting to discover a hidden body through ambiguous observation. Either a return or another rupture.
Adapted from a short story by Lucy Caldwell. In 1990s Belfast, a lonely young girl becomes entranced by her teenage babysitter, who introduces her to the computer game ‘Zork’ and a brief, bright world of secret codes, imagination, and escape.
When an ordinary situation takes an unexpectedly dramatic turn, one name becomes the centre of everything: Nathan. This cinematic comedy transforms a simple internet joke into an unnecessarily intense motion picture, complete with dramatic storytelling, questionable decisions, and absolutely zero explanation.
A tyrannical wizard forgets his name.
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Anirban Dasgupta, Shreeja Chaturvedi and Rahul Subramanian with host Gursimran Khamba open Season 2 with questions on a goat shortage in Kashmir, camel passports in Saudi Arabia and waiters dressed like lawyers, then face a blindfolded round of guessing fictional characters.
Craftswoman: Weaving Life Whole is an intimate, "embodied" documentary offering a reprieve from our fast-paced and disconnected world. Directed by a filmmaker and textile artist exploring questions about what in our lives gives us a sense of wholeness, the film shifts the focus from the final product to the healing power of “process” itself. Filmed over six months under the pace of trust, the project follows four Finnish craftswomen finding meaning in the rhythm of ancestral craft. Letting go of the typical rush of film production, the filmmaker uses a slow, spacious approach to storytelling—inviting audiences to drop from their analytical minds into their felt senses, and to remember that we already have everything we need to feel whole.
A girl seeks love by making a pact with an entity emanated from technology, attempting to preserve her privacy and her humanity while chatting with her new artificial lover.
