As the Russian-Ukrainian war breaks out, Lena's family kitchen becomes a battleground. Struggling to prove her pacifist views to the family Lena takes a step she knows won't be approved.
A group of children in the Mayan town of San José Oriente spend their days riding motorcycles and playing soccer, but one of them has other plans. Shot during the Creator's Lab 2023 in Yucatán, México, under the consultancy of Apichatpong Weerasethakul.
Katie is thrilled when she learns she's pregnant, fulfilling her lifelong dream of becoming a mother. But when she learns her unborn child isn't viable, she finds that termination is not in line with her religious community's expectations.
Rise Above is the riveting and potent story of an uneducated, poor, young Black boy who grew up in the slums of Augusta, Georgia — not far from the rolling greens, dramatic slopes and azaleas at Augusta National Golf Club. Defying the odds, Carl Jackson rose out of poverty to become golf’s greatest caddie.
The wait is over. In Oct 20th 2024, Indonesians will have the new president and vice president. The interesting thing is that the new elected vice president is the late president's son.
An enigmatic chef turns a small, austere bathroom into his peculiar kitchen. With unusual creativity, the chef transforms the sink into his work area, where a unique culinary process begins: instead of cooking, he uncooks. He takes some cooked noodles and, by dipping them in boiling water, returns them to their raw state. This process culminates when the chef presents his final work to a terrifying customer, revealing his mastery of reverse culinary art that defies all expectations.
Yong-ho, a criminal with a criminal record for attempted murder, was fleeing on a motorcycle to avoid being pursued by the police. However, he collided with a girl who was crossing the sidewalk, causing an accident and being arrested by the police pursuing him. Yong-ho, who was arrested, is released after serving three years in prison.
Brothers, Adrian and Sebastian, have qualified to race in The National Track Competition, whose stakes are not just gold medals. They stand to win the contract for the National Training Facility - an investment that would mark a legendary win for the boys and provide unprecedented economic opportunity for their poverty-stricken Island. However, when the terms of winning suddenly change, the boys' unbreakable bond falls into a moral brawl for the greater good. No matter what side they choose, a good and evil emerge.
In this mini-movie, based on the popular books about the Pulverheksa, you get to experience two heartwarming stories that will delight both young and old. In "Frossenfjell" Pulverheksa must go to the cold Frozen Mountain to get magic powder for her cold friend Pokus. On the way, she meets her friends, who have all lost something important. But who is really the culprit? In "Pulverheksa's Christmas Party", Pulverheksa invites all her friends to a festive celebration. It will be a Christmas table filled with laughter, friendship, and funny episodes that can only happen in Pulverskogen.
Filmmaking duo, Adam and Stu are convinced they need to capitalize on the next paranormal phenomenon, Adam and Stu embark on a journey to prove that ghosts are real.
While it’s hard to imagine how much Flesh Gordon was something of a UFO in the 70’s underground film landscape, this excellent documentary will put it into context, inviting us to discover the secrets behind the myth, and finally clarify the rumours about a hypothetical pornographic version. But Christian Genzel’s work goes beyond the simple retrospective making-off by taking as a guiding theme the career of director Howard Ziehm. In front of the camera, the one who revolutionised adult films by adding screenplays, looks back to a time that is now past, making us discover a whole part of the history of cinema too often despised.
The Cure play an intimate performance with a selection of classics, fan favourites and tracks from the album Songs of a Lost World. Recorded in front of a small audience at the BBC Radio Theatre in London’s Broadcasting House.
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