Sinem, Ayça, and Ezgi are three sisters who work in the traditionally male-dominated profession of painting. Their sole aim is to open the workshop of their dreams. Famous businessman Tarık is counting down the hours until the launch of their products, but a series of mishaps occur. There are only hours left until the launch, but the crumbling plaster and paint in the launch area have been noticed too late. Tarık's partner Hakan suggests asking hardware store owner Kemal for help. Kemal directs him to Sinem, Ayça, and Ezgi, who are highly skilled in their work. Tarık, who was expecting male painters, is taken aback when he sees female painters instead. Though their first encounter is not ideal for either side, it will eventually lead to a romantic connection between Tarık and Sinem...
Elephant calf Appu undertakes perilous journey across ocean and treacherous forest to save father from poachers' grip, aided by loyal dog Tiger and runaway child Neena, uncovering his extraordinary abilities.
Across a white void, old documents and items come to life and speak: a cacophony of archival sounds and voices of youth growing up in an elite all-boys' private Catholic high school in the Philippines bursts through as the country undergoes great change and political turmoil. Navigating these systems of influence, power, and control, both the documents and repressed voices seek their own means of liberation, as lines break out of formation and colored ink spills out of the pages.
An artist collects and processes images of their mother’s restaurant kitchen and their grandmother’s daily life, reanimating memory and embodied knowledge through various image formats: 35mm portraits on oscillating lenticular prints, laserjet prints of 35mm film transferred onto 16mm loops, and photographic prints on polystyrene. An intergenerational critique unfolds.
Following the 2013 Maidan Revolution in Kyiv, A Rising Fury takes viewers to the front lines of a growing conflict between Ukraine and Russia to witness firsthand a war that is tearing country and family apart.
With anger and melancholy, the director describes her home in Chile. The former natural paradise is now covered by monotonous pine forests - alien, thirsty, waiting for the next fire.
In the late 1970s, Nash the Slash emerged as one of music’s true enigmas, an electric violinist and sonic alchemist blending classical finesse with punk rebellion. From scoring Un Chien Andalou live to mesmerizing audiences with his analog arsenal, Nash pushed the boundaries of performance and sound. His singular vision drew him to the UK, signing with Richard Branson’s DinDisc alongside Gary Numan, yet his refusal to compromise collided with the industry’s demands. Returning to Toronto, he embarked on wild adventures with Iggy Pop and forged a path beyond rock, composing for films, installations, and silent cinema. Haunted by dual lives, public innovator, private recluse, Nash navigated solitude, mentorship, and inner conflict, leading to a dramatic breaking point. Illustrated with silent film, classic horror, and noir, his story is a cinematic meditation on identity and outsiderhood. Nash left an indelible mark on Canadian music history, a lasting testament to artistic truth.
Julie Taymor’s dazzling production returns to select cinemas this holiday season in an encore presentation of the company's first-ever Live in HD transmission. James Levine conducts a winning ensemble including Matthew Polenzani, Nathan Gunn, and René Pape in this abridged, English-language version of Mozart’s classic fable.
In the final months of World War II, 14-year-old Seita and his sister Setsuko are orphaned when their mother is killed during an air raid in Kobe, Japan. After a falling out with their aunt, they move into an abandoned bomb shelter. With no surviving relatives and their emergency rations depleted, Seita and Setsuko struggle to survive.
A teenage girl finds herself haunted by a figure she hasn't seen in a very long time. She doesn't want to see the figure, but the figure definitely wants to see her.
PASSING follows a young woman who finally gathers the courage to say hello to a stranger on a New York street, capturing the quiet tension of a moment where everything could change. What begins as a simple interaction becomes a window into all the ways we hesitate, imagine, and project possibilities onto the people we cross paths with. The film lingers on that brief space between fear and action, where connection feels both within reach and impossibly fragile.
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