During the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown, two strangers connect through emails, sharing their experiences of isolation. Between empty streets and open windows, the town plots an encounter.
The film follows an unidentified ghostly entity that travels through nocturnal shimmer. It is an ‘egregore’, a collective being formed by unconscious memories. Inspired by 1980s and 1990s Chinese children’s science fiction media, the film reimagines electricity not just as infrastructure, but as a living force. The images drift through the peripheral glimmers of a nocturnal city, where unfinished imaginings of the future slip into another world.
My Body Is a Lens I Can Look Through With My Mind starts at the 2024 solar eclipse and uses planetary movements and geological records as jumping-off points to explore memory, meaning-making and subjectivity.
CONSCIOUS is an optimistic, cinematic experience, taking us closer to understanding the strength and frailty of the human mind. Through the lens of dementia, the film explores what it means to be conscious.
Los Lobos Native Sons is the definitive chronicle of the global Latin rock ’n’ roll legends Los Lobos, offering an unparalleled 50-year musical journey through exclusive access to the band’s personal archives and extraordinary legacy.
The Sandbox offers a rare glimpse inside the global black box of migration surveillance, control, and the caretakers fighting to keep these worlds in check.
Suso is greeted by the bored official who manages the fate of souls in Limbo. When Suso refuses to accept his situation, the weary bureaucrat tries to entretain himself by teaching the young visitor a lesson.
The morning mist envelops the empty streets of the Lebanese capital, Beirut. A few cars roll along the greyish roads. A woman's voice can be heard on a recorded telephone message. She explains to another woman, Alicia, how to water the flowers and how one of the windows has not yet been fixed after the explosion at the port in August 2020.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have been instructed by the Trump administration to pause or retract any periodical or journal article that references specific LGBT topics, with agency staff allegedly being provided a list of words that must be removed from all publications.
After the sudden loss of someone close to him, a young man returns to the places they once shared together. As he moves through quiet streets and empty rooms, memories begin to surface in fragments, laughter, conversations, and small moments that once felt ordinary. With one chair left empty, he is forced to confront the weight of absence and the lingering presence of the person he lost. *Her Empty Chair* is a quiet, reflective short film about grief, memory, and learning to live with what remains.
When a T’boli dreamweaver goes into a coma, her anxious, insomniac daughter must dream and communicate with Fu Dalu, the Spirit of Abaca, to pick up where her mom left off on the next t'nalak.
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