Sahan and Nayomi are a devoted married couple who deeply care for each other. However, after a few years of marriage, their lives begin to change as they face a complex situation.
Juanjo is an asthmatic boy who has been protected by his family to the point where it is suffocating. Miquel is growing up in a family with an absent father, whose mother tries to get by, but does not always succeed. A tale about Juanjo and Miquel's relationship, two teenage boys from Barcelona in 1991 who take refuge in their friendship and music to escape from the grey world they live in.
Five strangers of different nationalities share a car ride from Berlin to Paris. All of them have only one thing in common: wanting to reach their destination easily and cheaply. When it turns out that one passenger has a serious problem that could get them all into trouble, the trip becomes a little more complicated. The journey must go on. How it does is now up to them!
Traits is inspired by artist Cécile Franceus’ work. In her drawings, produced from thousands of lines and loops, hardly any of the surface remains uncovered; she plays with the resistance and vulnerability of the paper. Building up, tearing apart, sticking on, in order to renew again. (Adina Ionescu-Muscel)
Kora outlines the stories of refugee women living in Portugal. They all carry their past with them, in their body and words, as well as in pictures of their loved ones. From these memories, we access the intimate and political gaze of those who reconstruct (their) present.
The frozen black and white photographs are brought to life by the sounds of the street: the sweeping of broken glass, cries for water and air raid alerts. But what does the UN Security Council Presidency have to do with it?
The narrative unfolds the transformative journey of a mortuary driver whose life's circumstances drive him to embark on a lengthy expedition to transport a deceased individual. Little did he know that the deceased carried the pride and honour of two feuding families. As the journey progresses, themes of friendship, love, clashes, and confusions come to the forefront. The question of how he successfully manages to deliver the body to its rightful family amidst the chaos is what Pogumidam Veguthooramillai is all about.
The meeting between two women who are only apparently different from each other. Anna is in conflict with herself and her family, facing her illness alone; Cristi, on the other hand, flees from a war that keeps her away from home. Everyone advises Anna to follow her partner on a business trip, and Cristi to stay safe in Italy. The meeting between the two, although brief, will be a dive into freedom.
December 2023. To spread holiday cheer, a theatre company is touring small towns of post-war Bosnia with a play about Santa Claus. While children are enchanted by the play, the appearance of Santa Claus rekindles old disputes among the adults.
The Burgess family is a typical modern, culturally blended South African family in the northern suburbs of Cape Town, on top of a hill, under a cross. Eric is secular, but his wife, Juleigha, who prefers to be called Julie, is a non-practicing Muslim. They have two children. Dean is a professional online gamer, and Leila, a medical student, celebrates her Muslim identity, which she recently rediscovered – something that irritates her mother greatly. When Julie suddenly dies of a heart attack, Leila undertakes to arrange a Muslim funeral for her with the help of Julie’s mother. This upsets the whole family. Everyone must now navigate years of conflicts and undercurrents within one tumultuous day so that Julie can be buried before sunset, as Muslim custom requires.
It's finally here! The End of Rair Montage. The long avaited end to the masterful trilogy. Truily, leodigi's magnum opus. A mega project, featuring star guests like fette rair, trap rair, barry rair, crab rair and even RAIR HIMSELF, with a budget of OVER 500 CIGARETTES! A truily heartbreaking story about friendship, drama and the socio-economic struggle of an indian boy living in the suburban ghetto of switzerland. While the protagonists portray the horrors of technology through systematic torture, our boy Rair tries to fulfill his live goal: Becoming happy. "5 / 5 almost shidded and farded and came" -Fette Rair "I love Rair" -Everyone "Fuck you" -Rair
A young single mother faces a major challenge in her efforts to find herself a temporary bit of freedom in this engaging and empathetic drama by Mick Robertson and Margaret Rose.
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