This documentary explores the enduring resilience of Navajo Nation families who refuse to abandon their land. In 1974, the U.S. government enacted the Navajo-Hopi Land Settlement Act, leading to widespread displacement. The film highlights the people of Black Mesa, where a few Navajo families continue to stand their ground, preserving their heritage and fighting for their ancestral right to remain on their sacred land.
This short film documents two single mothers and professional sex workers reclaiming female archetypes: the mother and the whore, beyond patriarchal constraints. They invite the viewer into a bondage session to redefine their intimacy and motherhood. It serves as an artistic and political endeavor to break down the boundaries of traditional motherhood and celebrate their radical friendship.
In a remote outback Australian town, a brave queer community rallies to keep their vibrant pride weekend alive. Told through three locals’ stories, this film is a sharp, heartfelt look at resilience, belonging, and hope against the odds.
Shaheen, an Afghan refugee, has lost contact with his brother who is travelling the perilous migration route to England. To cope, he makes and flies colourful kites. But when his kite crashes with a neighbour's drone he is forced to face the purpose of his migration and consider how to rebuild a shattered life.
Noah brings back an old Polaroid he found in an abandoned building. But every picture he develops turns out to be a bloody prophecy, claiming his loved ones one by one… until the inevitable.
Following the extraordinary resilience of Dr Abu Safiya and his medical team, who endured over 16 months of relentless pressure, including repeated Israeli military attempts to evacuate and destroy the hospital.
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