After finding a mysterious brain in the street, a reclusive artist plunges into a frenetic cycle of creation and destruction, trying to unravel the connection between his disturbing art and the object's terrifying influence, while confronting a guilt that threatens to consume his sanity.
In a tense waiting room, a group of young people receives a mysterious memory card tied to a forbidden project. When a goverment officer bursts in, old connections resurface and everyone is forced to choose between obedience and rebellion.
It's a story that begins long ago. In the early 2000s, a young comic artist decided to tell stories through drawings, far from the canons of mainstream comics. He did it under the banner of DIY and sharing: small, stapled booklets, photocopied, bound, and mailed directly. In those strips, suspended between anticipation and memory, the stories are about lives that intersect, friendships, love, out-of-town students, the disorientation before growing up, fanzines, and self-produced records. In the background, the quiet indolence of the provinces. That young comic artist became Alessandro Baronciani, now one of the leading figures in Italian authorial comics, and that project was "Una storia a fumetti".
In a small village in Goundafa, Morocco's High Atlas region, Said, Brahim, and Omar play music, dreaming of success and fame, while Fadma and the village women work the land with songs. The arrival of a new conservative imam gradually sows trouble and divides the community. His influence pushes some to deny their Amazigh identity, while others choose to rebel.
The unexpected departure of a long-time colleague from Ayda's call centre shakes up her routine. Having harboured unspoken feelings for him, Ayda is thrown into a series of events that force her to rethink her life, her relationship with time, her surroundings, and herself.
Even on the most difficult day, filled with exhausting conversations in a foreign language and gathering documents, I always find twenty minutes during my tram ride to dream about the little “secrets” I notice around me — like the horse that appeared at the stop.
Inspired by the iconic Dark Horse Comics event “Fire and Stone”, written by Joshua Williamson with art by Christopher Mooneyham and inspired by the animation style from Predator: Killer of Killers, directed by Dan Trachtenberg and co-directed by Josh Wassung.
The camera follows movements that we cannot initially identify. Then we realize that we are observing workers on a flower farm and their daily work routines. From now on, we will no longer perceive red roses solely as a symbol of love.
A documentary about the Kosmos collective in Timisoara: a self-organized group of artists, curators, and musicians who revived a former textile factory.
In a cactus nursery in Palermo, a strange human community lives in a weird symbiosis with insects and plants, sheltered from the violence of the world. This fragile ecosystem is threatened by the arrival of disinfection agents looking for an ant that is considered a pest.
A film that explores the layers of memory, archive and the phenomenon of being in the contemporary world. Through personal stories, archival images and jointly created documentary fragments, the film creates a space where the past encounters lost realities.
In a ravaged world devastated by a cataclysmic event, humanity grapples with the aftermath of a relentless battle against advanced artificial intelligence. Amidst the frozen expanse of a bleak winter, our central character emerges-an enigmatic scavenger known only as "the Collector". Driven by the desperation to survive, the Collector scours the desolate wasteland in search of rare and valuable metals, the key to their meager existence. Fate takes an unexpected turn when, buried beneath a thick blanket of snow, he uncovers the fragmented remains of a long-abandoned Android.
Only a handful of directors have built a work as monumental as Terry Gilliam’s, cult for generations of movie buffs. Terry Gilliam: The Power Of Imagination invites us to (re)discover his peculiar, spectacular, fantastic and epic cinema, offering us an unprecedented access to his Gilliamesque cabinet of curiosities. From Brazil to The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, with an enthusiastic nod to the Monty Python saga, from his box office flops to the movies he never got to make, Terry Gilliam holds an outsized and legendary place in motion-picture history.
A young college student craving a delicious dessert, accidentally summons two spirits who haunt her. How will she ever make it out… alive and unharmed ??
A young, self obsessed, stubborn actor, goes in for an audition for a movie that is being directed by one of his role models. As he does the audition, he think it's going great, until he realises that his idol is not impressed.
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