A Korean girl in the past visits in the future Korea. She is a Korean independence activist for protest against Japanese colonial rule on Mar 1st, 1919.
A Korean girl in the past visits in the future Korea. She is a Korean independence activist for protest against Japanese colonial rule on Mar 1st, 1919.
A Korean girl in the past visits in the future Korea. She is a Korean independence activist for protest against Japanese colonial rule on Mar 1st, 1919.
The device is simple and impactful: It opposes excerpts from Adolf Hitler's public speeches to images that show the reality contradicting his words. There is no narration, no verbal analysis, no contextual explanation. Just a montage.
While a bunch of creatures spread an alarming epidemic everywhere, a young woman welcomes one of them to her home, bonding with it in a surprisingly tender way.
David Chichkan was an anarchist, artist, and political activist. His art was always inseparable from his political views. All of his works embodied calls to struggle for freedom, equality, and justice, for social and labor rights, and for the liberation of all people. Because of his views and his art, he repeatedly faced censorship, attacks, and attempts to cancel exhibitions — yet he never abandoned his position.
With the hope of creating a platform for young, emerging filmmakers to showcase their films, Nico Cariati starts a film festival on his own, but realizes he may be in for more than he bargained for.
A documentary film that closely follows the creation and impact of a theatrical piece of the same name, while exploring the lived experience of chemsex — a practice combining drug use and sexual activity that has become a public-health concern, especially within parts of the LGBTQIA+ community.
A hyper-organised teen mastermind plans a flawless break-in at the home of a powerful financial dynasty. Forced to partner with a reckless lock-picker, his obsession with control is tested when the job begins to unravel, challenging his belief that order equals success.
A short experimental documentary that approaches a minor, everyday physical pain with excessive seriousness, blending medical imagery, archival material, and sound to transform an ordinary moment into something unsettling and strangely significant.
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