A closeted sorority sister will do anything to climb the ranks, but when she discovers a dark secret in the sisterhood's checkbook, she is blackmailed into keeping up appearances.
A visually disabled young man participates in the trial of a medical device that allows blind people to experience vision. But the trial goes wrong, when the device shows him more than the human eye can perceive.
Starting from the destroyed grave of my mother, a search begins for the remaining apparitions. A mourning ceremony, a movement of remembrance, attempts at resuscitation. ghosting mother works with methods of autofiction and deals with questions of mourning and its ritualization in bourgeois catholic contexts in an experimental documentary form.
A struggling artist desperate for inspiration visits a museum in attempt to find the “perfect” piece she believes will reignite her creativity. When she fails to find it she becomes paranoid, believing that the museum staff, her gallerist, and the entire world are conspiring to prevent her from being the great artist she knows she can be.
In the silence of the desert, a woman confronts a version of herself she can't control-her own reflection. As fear and identity blur, she must break free before it pulls her under.
Thanks to some dumb luck and a couple “ah, fuck its”, Sincere Engineer has had a pretty wild ten years. This documentary is a look back on how it all came to be, recognizing the village that helped raise it, and a sincere thank you to all of the kind fans and friends we’ve met along the way. Credits: Filmed, directed, edited, and produced by: Deanna Belos Starring: Nick Arvanitis, Adam Beck, Kyle Geib, Tobias Jeg, Matt Jordan, and Eric Mott
In the whimsical Pan-African society of Alkebulan, brilliant but overlooked scholar Dr. Constance Moumie discovers her fiancé, Sèyí Àjàyí, is secretly engaged to Princess Ada, sending the town into chaos. With the help of her best friend Bibi, she hatches a bold plan to expose her unfaithful lover at his engagement ceremony, seeking both justice and long-overdue recognition.
Torajan People of South Sulawesi, Indonesia are deeply rooted in a culture where death is not seen as an end but as extension of life itself. This ethnographic film explores the unique approached to death among adherents of Aluk to Dolo belief system who have recently converted to Christianity. It contrasts the funerary practices of two families - one middle class and one upper class - both deeply devoted to honoring the deceased fathers. While the upper-class family held an elaborate funeral with sacrificing 170 buffaloes, the middle-class family struggles to gather enough buffaloes for their ceremony.
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