Ninavau, a Kadazan based in West Malaysia, returns home to East Malaysia, Sabah for her sister’s wedding. Her family, deeply rooted in tradition and community values, sees her as a source of pride and a symbol of continuity. However, Ninavau carries with her a personal transformation that she has yet to share.
The story of Mohammed Noor, who rose from humble beginnings in Makkah to become one of Saudi Arabia's most celebrated footballers. The documentary traces his career with Al-Ittihad Club, where his commanding presence led the team to domestic and continental titles. Noor's influence extended beyond his club, representing Saudi Arabia in the 2002 and 2006 FIFA World Cups. This film highlights both his success and personal hardships, delivering a powerful message about resilience and the lasting legacy he has left for generations to come.
Adrian Hughes digs into his mother's dramatic life, from the jetset Copenhagen of the 1950's to loneliness and alcoholism, but a bitter farewell letter opens new wounds. In Jesper Dalgaard's staged documentary we encounter tragic female destinies, affluent and absent fathers, while actors such as Birthe Neumann, Asta August and Jakob Cedergren bring the past to life in this breathtaking experiment. With equal parts humour and pain, the film shows that it's never too late to try to understand your family.
A group of five high school students become close after a chance meeting in their school parking lot. Over time, their friendships develop and reach a certain stability. Suddenly, the group is disrupted by the untimely death of one of its members. The remaining four are forced to learn what it is to lose something important to you and how to cope with that loss.
The teenage thieves known as the Mavericks plan to work with new kid Ezra Pawk when they finally decide it's time to pull off a heist that's worth a lot more than money.
Hanna, a woman facing past trauma and endless life trials. Wanting to change the misfortune that befalls her, she meets an Iban bomoh who gives her an amulet chain, supposedly to protect herself from the bad luck that often strikes her. However, behind the fortune of the amulet chain, lies a darkness that slowly takes over her soul.
On their escape from a torrid city, Noah, Motte and Samuel have to find shelter in an abandoned cabin in the forest. They are exhausted from their journey and their water supplies are almost depleted. As the the light of embers threatens to catch up with them, they are overcome with doubt - is it even possible to escape the nearing danger?
In the mid-90s, the upbringing of triplets is altered with the arrival of Ana, their younger sister. Through a family trip, the director portrays this bond among sisters.
The latest natural disasters have had an emotional impact on filmmaker Jaume Carrió, who reflects on loss in this essay that analyzes the way society has to capture memories.
OAK is the story of two rival sisters, Sheela (elder) & Neethu. Both are victims of a dysfunctional family and are failure in forming healthy social relationships. Sheela is suffering from borderline personality disorder (BPD). She messes up everything and is insecure about her relationships. Her actions are often self-sabotaging. Neethu is a dopehead and is eccentric in nature. She is rebellious outside but broken inside. The time loop setting in the story serves as a metaphor in OAK.
The film is a comedic retelling of the real-life events of the 47 Ronin. The film combines Edo period setting with modern devices such as cameras, motorcycles, and cars.
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