The story of Mohammed Noor, who rose from humble beginnings in Makkah to become one of Saudi Arabia's most celebrated footballers. The documentary traces his career with Al-Ittihad Club, where his commanding presence led the team to domestic and continental titles. Noor's influence extended beyond his club, representing Saudi Arabia in the 2002 and 2006 FIFA World Cups. This film highlights both his success and personal hardships, delivering a powerful message about resilience and the lasting legacy he has left for generations to come.
This short film represents a journey that is both real and imagined. It's a film about a filmmaker's personal experience traveling through Cuba. The narrative blends the predictable journey, the avoidable journey, and the desired journey.
Amor Trava is a portrait of Aurora, a teenager in transition. This documentary explores her future plans, her fears, and her relationship with her mother. Her life is aesthetically shaped by the Ballroom Movement, an LGBTQ+ space for liberation and expression that seeks to end the hiding of the body and reclaim the rights of diversity. The film is filtered through the work of Morena García, a transvestite/trans writer and activist.
Larissa reminisces about her life as a young English girl living in Santa Elena in the 1970s. With a photo album, she builds a bridge between her emotions and memories, linked to the meatpacking industry and her life in Entre Ríos.
BR and Regelegorilla try out a 100% vegan fast-food spot and are surprised by how good the food is. Between bites, they dive into a spontaneous conversation about the acceptance of veganism—why it’s controversial, how mindsets can change, and what the experience teaches them. A short, fun, and thoughtful video.
As a child, director felt no shame in being a lesbian—she was open, unapologetic, and never thought to hide it. But as she grew older, something changed. She began introducing her girlfriend as a boyfriend, stumbling when asked why “he” wasn’t serving in the military. Longing to reclaim the pride she once carried so naturally, she embarks on a journey to confront the source of her silence—listening to the voices of her family and friends who have walked alongside her life.
During his school years, Ji-woo lost his closest friend, Kyung-su, who vanished without a trace by the river. The memory of that day still grips him. Now a potter, he works toward a group exhibition yet drifts apart from those around him, unable to bridge the distance carved by loss. When Kyung-su’s younger brother appears with a stone left behind, Ji-woo must confront what he has long avoided and begin piecing together his fractured memories. What does the stone preserve, and what can the pottery hold?
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