What happens when laziness become a matter of life and death? On a world where absurd is the accepted norm, we find three slackers who are so lazy, they'd rather risk their lives than exert themselves. Their travels are marked by the presence of an unlikely entourage, consisting of a priest grappling with doubt, a policeman torn between duty and despair, a toy seller sowing joy and cunningness, and a mysterious individual clad in a fiery red suit.
Facing job loss and a best friend’s emigration, Benny forms a ragtag Sunday league football team to cling to the past, sparking a messy romance with his lost-in-life housemate, Laura, only to confront heartbreak and fading hope on and off the pitch.
After getting into her dream college, Jenna quickly realizes that the price of tuition is far more expensive than she can afford. In a desperate attempt to earn some extra cash, she starts working some side hustles that she believes are sure to make her some dough. However, as the odd jobs keep getting odder, Jenna will come to realize that the cost of attending college is more than just money.
Arriving on the mysterious island, the 3 mermaids try by all means to give up their magical powers, but those who hunt them are closer than ever. Selena, Milen and Lena will need new powers and a lot of help to face this new challenge.
BBC Four’s Glastonbury coverage closes with original rave pioneers The Prodigy in their first appearance at the festival since the death of frontman Keith Flint in 2019.
The heroine, a young archaeology student, whose relationship with herself, and with those around her, is forever marked by a traumatic event. Initially, Gaia cannot find the words to describe her situation, let alone the courage to speak about it. Eventually, however – like an archaeological excavation – she begins to uncover fragments of the past in order to piece her life together.
To help his pregnant classmate, a student falsely claims to be her husband. When her real husband meets the professor, a misunderstanding unfolds - causing harm tot he woman caught in the middle.
A powerful documentary that follows the artistic journey of the dance company *México de Colores*, using their stories to explore life in a deeply machista society that has long marginalized the LGBTQI+ community. Through vibrant performances and personal testimonies, the film celebrates freedom, diversity, and the transformative power of art. It reveals how dance becomes both resistance and refuge, breaking down prejudice and opening space for new ways of expressing identity. Despite ongoing struggles and setbacks, it offers a hopeful message: that resilience and creativity allow marginalized voices to survive and thrive.
Jayce, an up and coming influencer is in the midst of moving when he discovers an SD card with footage he’s never seen before. He is faced with moments from his past and must choose between his life online or being with his friends and family.
In three sleepless nights, Henrietta experiences a psychotic crisis, in which her self becomes detached from her body. We do not speak of madness, but of a situation out of control. In three acts, the denial of self, the immobility of the body and the mind-body separation are addressed through visual metaphors. These sensations conclude in Henrietta's delirium: the outside and inside of her house are mixed, there are shadows that haunt her and she finally falls into a bottomless spiral.
Time advances and leaves traces, in the bodies, in memory, in the cinema. A child grows up in an uncertain world, while his father, camera in hand, tries to capture that moment and build a bridge to the future. Between fragments of life, reflections and farewells, the question arises: how to raise a child in a time marked by collapse? Far from the noise of the city, looking for another way to inhabit the world, the director receives a visit from his father, a man who once lived in cinema and now carries the fragility of the years. Between grandfather and grandson, the director discovers himself in transit: still a son, now a father. The skin is a portrait of love as a refuge, of memory as an anchor and of cinema as a witness.
Darío Ramirez must go through his first night as the watchman of a strange factory, sick and away from his daughter on her birthday. As the hours pass, he will discover that he is not as alone as he thinks.
Daniel van den Berg is wrongly declared dead in the pension system and no longer receives his pension. To prove he's still alive, he must go through all sorts of absurd steps. Despite the frustrating amount of paperwork, Daniel refuses to give up.
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