Hamid is part of a secret group that hunts down the fugitive leaders of the Syrian regime. His mission takes him to France, on the trail of his former tormentor, with whom he must face. The film is based on true events.
An experimental nonfiction documentary portrait of queer d/Deaf DJ Simon Eilbeck, composed from 16mm film and location sound recordings. The film captures encounters with members of trans, non-binary, and alternative queer communities who gather at his monthly disco, Hot Mess, held at The Poetry Club in Glasgow, Scotland.
What seems like an average day on the course is anything but that! When a young caddie named Ron (Jay Maudlin) is fired by his Boss (Lucas Rendón), he must do what he thinks is right as a response to the predicament. Shot, filmed, and edited in 10 days, Disectoid is akin to late night Adult Swim programming and unlike anything you've ever seen.
It happened on a cold and rainy night on Halloween The Cursed Woods opened up and unleashed hell upon the earth. Prepare to be horrified as Disney's iconic characters take a dark turn in "Pinocchio Unmasked,"
Set in 2011, we follow a trio of high school boys, Nick, Edd, and Viggo, as their senior year of high school comes to a halt when a secret kept by a shady government foundation is exposed, turning our heroes' worlds upside down.
A is for Ant, the short film debut by photographer Jack Davison and the set designer Shona Heath. Where each letter of the alphabet is represented by an animal – playfully characterized by both actors and live creatures. Typical of Jack Davison and Shona Heath’s respective aesthetics – The ‘A is for Ant’ project is created in the spirit of the Early modern avant-garde movements across design, appearance and atmosphere. A is for Ant calls to mind the dreamlike fantasy of Surrealism, the ready-made inventiveness of Dada and the theatricality of the Cabaret Voltaire.
Meet Sad Banana, a sad, Dadaist punk rapper working on their debut album. We follow Sad Banana's musical journey as they strive for success, artistic innovation, and the existential turmoil that comes with it. A megalomaniac banana in a post-capitalist world searching for meaning in life.
Michael and Billy have lived together for 40 years. One is human, the other a spectacled caiman with a metre-long tail and a taste for chicken. Side by side, they process grief, cope with tiny apartments and take comfort in their oddly ordinary friendship in Eastern Germany.
A study of the concept of noise intended not only as an unpleasant sound but also as a visual artifact. The so-called high sensitivity in digital cameras allows us to see in the dark by adding an artificial grain to the video, sacrificing its quality. In these night shots, noise is not avoided but rather enhanced, thus creating abstract, hypnotic images that pulsate slowly.
After not receiving a text back from her friend, a young woman overthinks about what could go wrong. Her rumination leads to thoughts holding her captive. Worry and anxiety oppress her every single second.
Yen was born in Germany, her parents in Vietnam. Being different is not a foreign feeling for many Vietnamese-Germans. Since studying in Norway, Yen understands how hard it is to build a new life in a foreign country with a different language. She learns to classify her identity, fears and, above all, her strengths.
"Kids Forever" is an experimental essay film that explores childhood through a montage of scenes featuring children from various films. The film creates a narrative about childhood by blending clips from classic and contemporary movies. The selected scenes depict children wandering, some appearing neglected, and others joyful. "Kids Forever" highlights the universal experiences of childhood that transcend time and culture, evoking a melancholic emotion that often forms at an early age and carries into adulthood.
Alma, a theater assistant, is having a panic attack on the toilet when she discovers a black hole has opened up in the neighboring cubicle. Entranced by the whirling void, she finds herself sucked into several vignettes about the meaning of life.
The season is almost over. Elsa has drifted apart from her friend and sets off alone, seeking other encounters, passers-by on the beach or games at the kiosk. She seeks out connections, immerses herself in other people's stories and becomes one herself, while the music reminds us of the magic of cinema and asks us: Where is your Teneriffa?
Acclaimed multidisciplinary artist Joshua Serafin collaborates with director Kitty Yeung on a stunning new cinematic extension of the former’s live performance works “VOID” (2022) and “PEARLS” (2024), from the ongoing “Cosmological Gangbang” trilogy.
Joshua Serafin’s artistic process is a sociological exorcism of Filipino identity situated within global ideologies and contemporary phenomena. Intuited from tropical myth and inspired by the dreamwork of a nonbinary cosmopolis, Joshua enfolds queer and trans methodologies into their sites of creation.
In Huy Nguyen’s family, there are many things that are left unsaid. Why is the story of his parents’ migration hardly mentioned, even though it has had a profound impact on different generations? Why is the relationship between parents and children so complicated? Is there a common story? And where does each person’s individual identity take shape? To find the answer, Huy sought out his grandparents in Vietnam. There, he recorded their daily activities, meals, and conversations. By building a close relationship with his grandparents, he also tried to understand and be closer to his parents.
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