The Skateroom is proud to feature Jim Jarmusch's captivating works in our first skate art collection with the iconic filmmaker. A nod to Jarmusch’s collage-making practice, the photographs have been featured on skate decks in seemingly random sets of threes. Whether their placement seems contrasting or connected is up to the eye of the viewer. The artist himself refers to the process as more dreamlike than logical, with the dark background of each board adding to the mysterious effect.
Neko and his friends meet in the city center one late summer afternoon. They tour the streets of a city that seems to be a teenager in flux just like them. They meet other young people sprawled on the grass, by the Tejo river. Among them is Matilde, who sees in Neko her best friend from nursery school, Carolina, with whom she has lost contact...
Trapped in a mysterious time loop inside a doctor's waiting room, a woman confronting a life-changing diagnosis must uncover the emotional truth holding her back — before she can move forward.
The voices in Markus' head whisper to him that he is to blame for everything – just as his mother said. Years of accusations have destroyed him, and guilt has become a part of his being. As he dives into the dark world of his thoughts, he wonders: Does he really bear the blame, or is it just the echo of a toxic past?
After the directors' mother's death, he returns to his empty childhood apartment to handle a troubled inheritance. As he navigates its spaces, fragments of memories resurface, entwining the past with the Greek Junta's collective trauma.
Margo, a struggling painter, risks losing everything when the revelation of an affair threatens her future. After an uninvited guest arrives at her dinner party, she confronts the sins and secrets of her past in a chaotic, hilarious evening of misunderstandings and heartbreaks.
On the way home, the teddy bear I picked up drunk from the pain of a broken heart became a person. The man who introduced himself as a wish-granting teddy bear proposes to live with her, and she forgets the pain of her heartbreak by being with him.
A young man leaves home to throw away the garbage, among the containers he notices a framed portrait that catches his attention. Something about it tells him to take it home.
In a beautiful Alpine setting, this is the true story of Matthias, a left-wing filmmaker, and Sadiel, a Cuban activist. Sadiel is unhappy with communist Cuba and these frustrations lead him to embrace right-wing ideas, while Matthias stays true to his beliefs. Their relationship mirrors bigger political issues, challenging their political views and ideas of a “successful” queer relationship. Matthias Lintner films this intimate portrayal, through which both embark on a transformative journey, realizing the true nature of change.
The newly engaged miner Mats Israelsson finds himself short on money and decides to take on a dangerous job in the mine, but things are not what they seem. Strange sounds in the shafts and a mysterious man in need of help lead Mats down a dangerous path, where he is confronted by his greatest fear.
Burt, a 69-year-old musician with Parkinson’s, has his life turned upside down when a man from New York shows up claiming to be his son. Having always dreamed of being a father, Burt embraces Sammy and invites him to stay for the weekend, where he lives with his grumpy landlord.
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