From the disordered-saying(s) of a lifetime, to the material tracings of an unstructured narrative, ALL SAID DONE is less a portrait of a person than an incomplete image of class relations and affective labor. This film is dedicated to the memory of my father the one who laughed, 'kill'.
An intimate documentary woven from conversations with today’s teenagers. It explores growing up in the age of social media — the fears, the pressure, the quiet rebellion against adults. While the times keep changing, the emotions stay the same: loneliness, the need for acceptance, feeling lost.
Following a double mastectomy, Joanna reclaims her body in the most unexpected ways—building a giant inflatable breast, devising song-and-dance routines inspired by post-surgery exercises, and throwing a party to celebrate breasts. Her journey is not just one of physical healing but also a powerful exploration of body acceptance and resilience. Through a blend of self-shot footage, animation, and archival clips, the film brings humour and heart to the sensitive topic of breast cancer recovery. Joanna’s imaginative outlook shines through as she revisits her treatment, reconnects with family, and meets other survivors to share stories. Along the way, she faces the emotional toll of illness, navigates her own transformation, and demonstrates the power of creativity as a tool for survival.
In Argentina 2028, the state demands that debtors pay their debts through its organs if they don't regularize their situation. Lucas, a young man trapped by circumstances, desperately tries to escape the state agents pursuing him.
A man parades through New York City, feasting his wandering eyes on various women. After passing an eerie hidden garden, he enters at the sight of a mysterious woman named Erinyes. He progresses deeper into the garden with no sight of Erinyes or a way out. Helpless and haunted, the man realizes too late that he has become prey to a supernatural force, bent on his suffering.
Ariel Dukeman is a teenage boy on his way to fight his first thai boxing tournament. With a lot of hard training and the help of his friends, he just might become... Ramat Yishai's Tiger.
Katherine struggles to find inspiration as an artist after recently moving in with her boyfriend Alex. She can't help but feel out of place even though she seems to have it all.
In this raw and electric slice-of-life piece, the camera never blinks, following a trio drifting through the ghetto-turned-nightlife hub of Budapest. At the film’s core is a frustrated dishwasher and aspiring rapper whose rhymes serve as both release and protest - sharp bursts of rage against poverty, fractured relationships, and the pressure of class. The dialogue is fast, vulgar and painfully real, capturing an honest blend of cynicism and fragile hope. This isn’t stylized grit - it’s everyday struggle, laced with absurd moments and bitter humor.
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