Maria, 8 years old, lives in Tuscany in symbiosis with nature. She is desperate due to the inevitable eviction by the owners of her playground and the search for a new house in a peri-urban area. I entrust her with a super 8 camera to keep her paradise.
A woman who is a mother figure of an 8-year old boy, struggles with a moral predicament when he meets her 19 years later, as the lines between the present reality and the possible future begin to blur.
After suffering a stroke that left her unable to speak, Cassandra takes refuge in poetry, where she discovers a dire prophecy. But when she tries to warn her brothers, she finds herself confronted with their overprotectiveness.
The Gamers: Dorkness Falls concludes the storyline that began with Dorkness Rising and continued through Hands of Fate. At the end of the last film, The Shadow—the nemesis of the players since the original Gamers —pulled the players into the game world itself. What have the gamers been up to since then? Who is The Shadow*, and what are his plans? How have they managed to survive without powers or class levels? And will they ever find their way home? The answers, and so many familiar faces, will be found in Dorkness Falls. * (The Shadow? The Shadow! The Shadow...)
An undocumented immigrant recounts memories of his childhood home while telling the story of the handmade wallet tied to his journey across the border.
Adriana recalls memories relating to her mother and childhood, as well as the period of her life around the birth of her first child. These memories are brought to life through the animation and manipulation of archival family pictures.
Travel to Kakuma Refugee Camp in northwestern Kenya, one the world's biggest refugee camps and home to nearly 300,000 people. In an investigation into the realities of long-term displacement, the film follows five refugees representing different income levels within the camp: from Rose, among the poorest households, to Maker, one of the better-off residents. Each protagonist shares their story in their own words, offering intimate portraits of work, family life, ambition, and survival. By focusing on representative lives, Refugee Stories challenges dominant media narratives that depict refugees only in extreme situations, revealing the quiet inequalities that shape daily existence and determine what people can eat, learn, hope for, and plan.
A Boston filmmaker profiles experimental musician and inventor (and former Harvard faculty) Victoria Shen, aka Evicshen, known for her improvised style of “chaotic sound.”
Noor, a 12-year-old Afghan boy, fled to Pakistan with his mother. Shortly after settling in, he met Ali, a boy of the same age who became his friend and confidant. An expulsion forces them to rush their farewells....
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