After seemingly surviving a violent car crash, a young man wakes up on a misty forested clearing where he's greeted by a stranger dressed fully in white who claims to be his guardian angel.
The film follows Shravani Manohar Naik, a 35-year-old Indian woman living in the United States, whose life is shaped by a childhood trauma-the acidental death of her mother at age six. Since then, her father Manohar has been her emotional anchor, bound by a promise to never leave each other alone. Now married and pregnant after two miscarriages, Shravani's current pregnancy is her last chance at motherhood. During her fourth month, she abruptly returns to her hometown of Vasai, sensing something is wrong. Her fears are confirmed when she learns her father is terminally ill, with only months to live.
Devastated, Shravani longs to stay with him, but her husband insists she return to the US to secure their child's future. Caught between love, duty, and loss, Shravani must choose between honoring a lifelong bond and protecting the life growing within her, confronting the most paintul crossroads of her life.
What happens when the Okimata band goes on a hitchhiking trip from Metula to Eilat? A video was born that is both an adventure, a human encounter, and a small lesson in love for Israel. Through our encounters of all kinds, we heard moving stories, laughed, got excited – and most of all, we rediscovered the best in the people of Israel: the kindness, openness, and broad-heartedness found everywhere in the land. This is an educational and entertaining video, suitable for those who love the country, the people in it, and the path shared among them.
The super-rich mafia boss Mr. Manni-Money plans to build a hotel complex in a nature reserve, but an ordinary citizen named Ed Grau has a problem with it. But nothing is as it seems...
The Tragic Movement of the Spheres is a mysterious object whose magic lies in revealing – through simple yet hypnotic images – nothing less than the cycle of life. The film is a testament to a mother-son love, but might also suggest to us that the seemingly meaningless and tragic movement of our existence finds its purpose in shared experience.
Fragments of pottery. Gold, silver, jewellery. Contemporary art. Luciana Decker Orozco visits various museums and collections in London, tracing a homegrown past present on another continent. Each piece are windows that open and close, briefly revealing what they hide, a mystery that she encapsulates in her celluloid and magical editing.
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