The film tells the story of two young, aspiring TikTok influencers who attempt to kick-start their careers by mocking their hometown in a viral video steeped in stereotypes. Their plan backfires when the community challenges them to look again. As they dig deeper, they discover the real Bridgwater—its vibrant people, unexpected beauty and big heart—and, in doing so, find a new sense of purpose.
After a single missed phone call, a man's life is irreversibly altered. As he struggles to accept the truth behind that moment, denial slowly gives way to resignation, forcing him to confront the consequences of one seemingly small decision and the life that follows.
Can you imagine living in a world where there is only one way of seeing things? Isaac, aged 9, is growing up in a society where tastes and colors are strictly dictated. In this world of constraints, he tries to express his vision of things through art, his art, which he displays using patterns that he draws everywhere. But in such a strict world, taking liberties like this does not go unpunished. However, the young boy will not stand idly by. Going against society is frightening, but for Isaac, it is a price worth paying for his freedom.
Gabe was a typical high schooler until his life was turned upside down as he begins to film the strange occurrences around his house. However, as the events gets more intense, he realizes he has just stumbled upon a force with no rhyme, reason, or mercy. These are the recovered videos he recorded.
From both ends of the Arctic, Nikita in Siberia and Martha in Alaska send a distress signal as the ground sinks beneath their feet and fossil fuel companies greedily expand into the far north.
The short documentary is a layered film that follows Oleksandria, who fled the war in Ukraine, to North Karelia. Oleksandria arrives in Mätäsvaara to plant trees and, at the same time, to witness the village’s history. An old mine is brought back to life, and through it, the connection between history and the present is reflected in both people and places.
Within the Aizu Federation in Fukushima, tensions escalate between the Wakamatsu-gumi and the Jojima-gumi. Gravely ill Wakamatsu boss Heigo Otake seeks help from the Toyo-kai. Aiming to gain a foothold in Tohoku, the Toyo-kai entrusts protection of Otake’s son Shuhei to the Munakata-gumi. Ryuichi Sawamura and Kunihito Soma find Shuhei after he escapes an attack by the Jojima-gumi.
Nikolai Malikoff's lost film “Frühlingsfluten” (Spring Floods) was re-edited by Dr. Hans Schulze into the film “Liebesleid – Eine Filmlegende” (Love's Sorrow – A Film Legend).
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