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.
Along the Maroni River between Suriname and French Guiana, Boogie, a boatman, transports fuel and supplies to remote Maroon and Indigenous communities by motorized canoe. As gold mining, floods, and corporate exploitation reshape life along the river, each stop becomes a place of exchange — of goods, stories, and songs. Against the current, Boogie carries the weight of obligations — to his clan, the river, and an unforgiving economy.
Shayma’ was six years old when the Second Intifada broke out. More than twenty years later, she opens a box of old videotapes that starts her search for memories. In voice-over she addresses her mother, who says she is blessed with a poor memory. Shayma’, by contrast, still remembers exactly what she wore on her first day of school: her new school uniform with a lace collar and a white bow in her hair. She also remembers spying her birthday cake through a crack in the kitchen door of their house, which had been confiscated by Israeli soldiers.
Elena faces a crisis as she grapples with an unplanned pregnancy. Seeking guidance, she visits Hipocampo Video, a company that collects memories and transfers them to DVD for public rental. Through her late mother's memories, Elena discovers different stages of her life and understands that being a mother and daughter is a cyclical experience. She realizes that her mother was also once young and insecure, just like her. This journey ultimately helps Elena decide whether or not to keep her child.
Triple Threat is the first ever stand-up special from the people's princess Rosie Jones. Filmed at Brighton Theatre Royal, this hilarious show sees Rosie pondering whether she is a national treasure, a little prick, or somewhere in between! Full of nonsensical fun and her trademark unapologetic cheekiness, Rosie tackles everything from relationships and parental dynamics to the tribulations of adulting, in an hour of unadulterated joy from the triple threat herself.
Nia, an 18-year-old girl who became the breadwinner of her family after her parents divorced. Her life took a tragic turn when she was attacked, murdered, and raped by Andri on her way home from selling fried food. After her body was found, Nia's family and her heart-ill boyfriend faced deep grief, while Andri fled, haunted by guilt.
Through a documentary style, The Sisters’ Journey explores the daily life of a transgender woman in Vietnam using drugs. The film delves into her fear of stigma, struggles she faces, and the vital role of harm reduction services and healthcare available to her.
When Mom moved in with her boyfriend and his father, I had to choose between Dad and her. I followed her—but still wonder why I chose strangers, and why she couldn’t live on her own.
When Sol leaves the country to study abroad, Gabi is left facing the void that her sister always filled: that of guide, source of admiration and the idea of who she should be.
Deepak and Devika, a seemingly perfect IT couple, celebrate their 4th wedding anniversary with close friends. However, the evening takes an unexpected turn when Deepak's girlfriend arrives, exposing his infidelity. The revelation sparks a heated confrontation, revealing extramarital affairs of Devika and other friends.Yet, as they come to terms with their own hypocrisy, they share a moment of raw honesty.
“Entity” is a striking exploration of the human experience. Against the backdrop of Iceland’s landscapes, the film invites the audience to witness the evocative journey of two isolated souls, as they discover the boundless energy within and ultimately evolve into a unified, expressive whole.
Orlando Pantera (1967-2001) was a gifted Cape Verdean musician who died at 33 before releasing his solo album. This film revives his legacy through innovative sound and archival material from his daughter. It features contemporary interpretations by artists like Mayra Andrade and Princezito, highlighting his lasting influence on musicians today.
At the 48th edition of the Laceno d'Oro Festival in 2023, Paul Schrader is the guest of honour in Avellino, receiving a lifetime achievement award and taking part in this conversation with Sergio Sozzo and Aldo Spiniello, pillars of Sentieri Selvaggi and curators of the festival.
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