In frantic bursts of digitally-degraded symbols and distorted sounds, this short film explores the absurdity of our attention span by turning classic films into deep-fried hieroglyphic emojis.
DISCOMFORT transforms everyday life into a field of constant tension. Set almost entirely inside an ordinary residence, the film investigates the invisible emotional violence that settles into family and intimate relationships. The narrative follows a young woman surrounded by figures who move between care and control, love and manipulation. Small gestures, prolonged silences, and restrained conflicts build an oppressive atmosphere in which terror does not manifest through jump scares or graphic effects, but through the gradual deterioration of sanity. With a raw, sensory, and minimalist approach, DISCOMFORT proposes an immersive cinematic experience that shifts horror into the emotional realm, exploring themes such as psychological abuse, emotional dependency, identity, and survival. The film invites the viewer to confront a discomfort that does not resolve — it only accumulates.
Itay and Achille are nine years old. Friends since forever, they understand each other without words. Despite their opposite interests, together they grow, protect each other, and love each other. The film follows their games and their way of being in the world together.
A narrator tells the story of a woman waiting for a new heart for her father—a heart that gets lost along the way and cannot be found. Wanting to help her, the storyteller deviates from his role and intervenes, accepting the consequences of his actions....
Biography of the iconic groundbreaking athlete Clyde Best, the Black football superstar in the modern TV Era in England and legend of the North America Soccer League.
Born in 1931, Teishiro Minami launched Japan’s first commercial gay magazine, coordinated a queer helpline and organised the nation’s first Pride parade in 1994. Minami and friends reflect on the complicated relationships and inter-community clashes that paved the way for today’s movement. Comprising a rich trove of archive footage and vibrant animation, Hiroaki Matsuoka’s documentary honours Minami’s legacy.
"At 105, Sixto Muñoz, known as 'the last Tinigua man', left his home for one final journey into the Amazon and disappeared. Following his trail along the Guayabero River, the film retraces his fading world and the extinction of an entire culture."
This Time, I Mean It, is a Comedy Drama that follows the story of Sam, who must fight against time to stop his girlfriend from leaving his life forever.
The portrait of Eberhard Fischer, a Swiss ethnographer and art historian whose life has been devoted to documenting artistic practices across cultures, from mask carvers in Africa to painters in India. His work led to enduring collaborations, including one with filmmaker Amit Dutta. Drawing on archival footage and memory, the film reflects on a long creative friendship.
Kitty meets Hedgehog outside a psychiatric hospital: he's a patient and an artist, and she's an outsider. Their relationship quickly develops, and soon the patients, along with doctors and nurses, are helping the couple get married. Kitty and Hedgehog begin their family life, but their new reality proves a serious challenge.
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