A group of university student filmmakers interview three St Andrews business owners, Pat Dodds, Bill Anderson, and Kirstin Uhlenbrock, uncovering their life stories, their social relationship to the town and the loss of small town businesses.
Fernand’s Christmas is the story of an extraordinary man. Despite his fragile health, every year he dons the familiar red costume to delight the children in his region. For them, he’s the real Santa Claus, and watching this film, you’ll believe, too. Supported by his family’s love and driven by his devotion to children and his community, Fernand shows us what the true spirit of Christmas is all about: having a generous heart and a passion for giving.
Every species feels the passage of time, and Eve’s is no exception. Weak and spiraling out of control, she crashes into a factory on the outskirts of Buenos Aires. What should have been her final moment becomes the key to her survival. There, she’ll find what she craves most: human collagen… and she won’t mind spilling a little blood to get it.
After discovering cassette tapes hidden behind a green door, Wahida begins to unravel the truth about her twin sister's death. Plagued by tinnitus, her journey into the mountains uncovers an unsettling revelation.
This Brazilian documentary follows four drag‑queen artists — Tchaka, Hellena Borgys, Márcia Pantera and Vera Ronzella — as they share their personal journeys, performances and identities. Filmed between late 2022 and early 2023, the film explores both the celebratory, glamorous side of drag performance and the challenges these performers face (prejudice, resistance, the work of building a public art identity). Beginning with their stories and everyday lives, the documentary invites viewers into their creative worlds — how each developed their persona, how they navigate their art in society, and how they claim their truth on stage and off.
Inspired by real-life figures such as Mao Yongkuan, former Party Branch Secretary of Weiyuan Brigade in Youyu County, Deep Affection tells the moving story of generations of grassroots Party members and local officials who led the people of Youyu in their decades-long effort to plant trees and transform barren land into green hills. Through a renewed cinematic lens, the film portrays the enduring “Youyu Spirit” — a testament to perseverance, dedication, and collective strength. By illuminating the lives of ordinary yet steadfast individuals, Deep Affection reveals the profound sense of responsibility, mission, and human warmth that define China’s grassroots leadership.
Adrift in the endless fog of the open sea, a lone ship wanders through still waters. Whispers rise from the depths, hinting at something unseen. As day bleeds into night, unease thickens with the fog. Time stretches thin, reality frays, and the crew drifts further from certainty. The calm is hauntingly beautiful, but it carries a weight no one can escape.
Filmmaker Sarah Vanagt shoots with a small camera as she wanders through Brussels, where she encounters Polish, Iranian, Brazilian, Belgian, and Moroccan construction laborers, busy at work. At her request, they write notes addressed to future generations, and then hide them—beneath paving stones, inside pipes, or behind walls. Sometimes it’s a wish or reflection; sometimes simply a greeting from the present. One reads: “When you find this, I hope the world is a better place.”
On the morning of October 30, 1995, tension was palpable throughout Quebec. On this Referendum Day, 15 years after René Lévesque chanted "À la prochaine fois!", would the people of Quebec say yes or no to their independence?
"Brebis" aims to be a deep exploration of the challenges faced by many teenagers in our community, shedding light on conflicts of all kinds. These young people, struggling with difficult issues, will come together at a party that will symbolize a crucial turning point in their lives—although this change may not necessarily be a positive one. Throughout the film, the mental development of each character, who suffers in silence, is gradually brought to the forefront. The dependence on drugs and the struggle to break free. Being subjected to sexual assault and rape, and constantly living with the weight of it. Enduring toxic relationships with possessive and controlling narcissists. Facing the loss of a loved one. Although they are all friends—do they truly know each
Assembled from thousands of clips sampled from hundreds of old public domain films spanning 1890 - 1970 and re-collaged into a new work, Sospiri lives somewhere between experimental and narrative cinema. It is a surreal meditation on memory and the past. Sospiri follows a person’s journey leaving home and their subsequent troubles attempting to return.
When eccentric detective Deck Tective gets a call about a burglary, he becomes part of a plot by the dastardly burglar to frame someone else for burgling.
The animation invites us into the world of beetles, who have been given the task of rolling dung balls at their school. Will they all rise to the challenge? What can we learn from observing beetles rolling balls of poo?
In a lush garden, a dog digs deep, unearthing echoes of laughter, whispers, and ghostly children. Amid shifting visions, a child emerges—caught in a hypnotic journey through earth, memory, and imagination.
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