Maor and his younger brother Dolev live with their father in a quiet, middle-class neighborhood. On the eve of a holiday, during a game of hide-and-seek, Dolev mysteriously disappears.
It’s a quiet summer’s day in a small Swedish town. As the alarm goes off on a young woman’s phone, it sets off a series of events that she’s been planning for a long, long time.
Interviews with the last living contemporary witnesses of the Nazi era, focusing on those who were involved at the time, the followers and accomplices of the regime. Almost no one from this generation ever spoke about that time after 1945; in German families, the subject was taboo—the unspoken.
Set in Shatila, a Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon, two friends revel in the small joys of life until violence suddenly disrupts their world. Forced to flee, they embark on a dangerous journey of survival, confronting fear, chaos, and the stark realities around them. Along the way, they must choose between remaining in the shadows or seeking the light.
To save his failing business, an elderly tailor must confront his deep-seated prejudice when he accepts an unusual order: creating a female cosplay costume for a young man.
The Freaks of Laurel Creek (TFOLC) would be a half-hour young adult animated fantasy dramedy that follows three dysfunctional teens who must learn to work together and embrace their inner "freak" as they investigate the mysterious cryptids plaguing their quiet Appalachian town.
A writer decides to stay in Montreal over Christmas to work on her book, despite her parents' wishes she come home to Halifax. Alone in her apartment on Christmas Eve, she orders oysters from a dubious online delivery service and soon begins to suffer from more than just homesickness.
Orphan of the country where he was born, orphan of the Portuguese state. Imprisoned for half his life, never free. Bruno is ‘Ghoya’, a Cape Verdean Creole rapper and political activist. This film is a crossroads in a moment of struggle and life.
On the night of a high-profile gallery fundraiser, Noah—a 50-year-old queer painter—prepares to deliver a long-anticipated speech. In the hours before he takes the stage, he confides in Kai, his loyal companion, revisiting the stories behind his most haunting works. Together, they trace the arc of Noah’s life: a childhood scarred by trauma, a volatile relationship with his abusive mother, struggles with addiction, and the ache of a love lost. As the evening deepens, the boundaries between memory and reality begin to dissolve. When Noah finally steps into the spotlight, the weight of his past surges to the surface. Overwhelmed, he slips into a dreamlike trance, a final, surreal descent into the emotional landscape we’ve traversed with him.
A repressed homosexual recounts the time he fell in love with his friend while bonding over a campy noir TV show and the horrific event that stemmed from it.
After a mysterious killer attacks drag queen Tita Tully, who disappears without a trace, has shaken the quiet town of Judge From Outside. With the police silent and the townspeople in shock, the story catches the attention of Dakota Moss, a determined reporter who sees the case as a chance to boost her career - but the more she investigates, the more she realizes that the truth may be as deadly as it is glamorous.
A student struggling on his essay mistakenly stumbles across an otherworldly phenomenon that threatens his very concept of reality, sending him spiralling down an existential rabbit hole from which there may be no return.
For the past 50 years, a man has been planting baobab trees every year in his village located in western Burkina Faso. At the age of 80 today, he has planted over 3,000 baobab trees that stretch as far as the eye can see. El Hadj Salifou Ouédraogo has spent 2/3 of his life planting baobabs. It's been a struggle and, above all, a life dedicated to ensuring the existence of these trees despite prevailing prejudices. El Hadj Salifou Ouédraogo was misunderstood by the inhabitants of his village when he started planting these majestic and millennia-old trees, which are rare and endangered in the African savannah.
At its core, the piece explores the technical and ethical dimensions of AI, particularly in relation to copyright, agency, and the implications of deepfake technology. By training AI models on a diverse group of queer and trans voices, the work merges digital and human voices to celebrate unique vocal expressions while simultaneously challenging the inherent biases within AI systems.
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