One night an unusually powerful solar storm hits the Netherlands, the paths of ambulance driver Alima and pretend student Bobbie cross. Under pressure from their failed attempts, the young women seek a way to achieve a happy ending.
A man ventures into the unknown, seeking meaning, but instead finds a nightmarish world where desire and fear collide. As his body and mind unravel, he's dragged through a surreal descent that strips away his identity, reducing him to something hollow and corrupted.
On the anniversary of the Kivu massacre, a risk-averse ride-share driver, Didier Mulegwa, a war refugee from the Democratic Republic of Congo, experiences the ride of his life when Sandile, a seven-year-old deaf child, escapes his kidnapper and jumps into his car.
Superior Girl has been tracking mysterious activity at a local mental facility. No patient has ever been discharged, and there are unconfirmed reports of torture and unethical experiments on the patients. As her alter ego, she visits the facility to interview the director, Dr. Harleen Quinnzel. When the interview is cut short, she investigates Harleen's computer and finds the reports of torture are true. She rolls into action, only to discover Dr. Quinnzel's laboratory, a strange and mysterious room filled with freakish toys and torturous tools. Before she can process what she's encountered, the dolls come to life and attack her without abandon. Suddenly, Dr. Quinnzel appears on a screen. Harleen's message is clear. SG is meant to be tortured and ultimately taught a lesson. Surely, SG can escape, but the attacks come quickly and without warning. What will happen to poor SG?
Isle of the Dead is a visually overwhelming experience accompanied by the music of Sergei Rachmaninoff, where the raw and untamed western Norwegian landscape plays an essential role. The film is an allegory - an audiovisual portrayal of humanity, fragile and transient, confronted by the power of nature, here represented by the thunderous sea.
Mark and Harri are two Finnish men who have volunteered to fight in Ukraine. Their return to civilian life proves difficult: PTSD symptoms, clinging to the emotional extremes caused by war, and the struggle to find meaning in life at times feel overwhelming. In trauma-informed therapy, these symptoms are processed and their experiences revisited.
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