In the midst of a chaotic bus ride through the bustling streets of Santiago, Niko, a young man trapped in a loop of memories and longing, finds himself revisiting fragmented moments of love and desire. As the cityscape blurs into a surreal backdrop, his thoughts spiral, blending reality with imagination. Through fleeting reflections and haunting echoes of the past, Niko confronts the intangible line between what was real and what remains only in his mind.
A young cultural anthropology major drops out of uni and abandons city life to start new in a small suburban area. Where he has to face the fact that if he keeps doing what he’s doing, his life will go nowhere. At the same time a woman across the street wonders what her life would’ve been like if she ended up with her ex.
Even though Ralfie the sprout gets thrown out of the palace for being too small, he still manages to help those in need on his snowy adventure outside. Along the way, Ralfie's kind-hearted spirit leads him to saving Santa and Christmas day. Ralfie discovers that although he is small, he has many wonderful gifts to share after all! Each kindness brings us closer to the spirit of Christmas.
A simple farmer, attached to the memories of his father, struggles to stay with his family on their small farm, despite the difficulties imposed by the flooding of the Amazon rivers.
In 2009, the stallion Speed Star is brought to Yakutsk from Moscow to take part in the races. At this time, childhood friends Egor and Kolya are working in a small stable. Egor has just dropped out of school, lives right in the stable and finds solace in communicating with horses. His parents and brothers do not understand him, believing that he is doing a worthless job. Ambitious and ambitious Kolya believes that in racing everything depends on the speed and agility of the horse, not considering it necessary to find a common language with them. Egor, on the contrary, always communicates with horses and sees the beauty of nature in them.
A Rio de Janeiro native, while waiting for the subway, has his foot stepped on by an absent-minded foreigner. Between disagreements and cultural confusion, the situation turns into a comedy full of irritation and misunderstandings before the train arrives.
"Yõg ãtak: My Father, Kaiowá" tells the story of Sueli Maxakali's search for her father, Luis Kaiowá, from whom she was separated during the military dictatorship in Brazil. The film follows the filmmaker's journey to find her father again, as well as the struggles faced by the Tikmũ'ũn and Kaiowá indigenous peoples in defense of their territories and ways of life.
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