The Berounka River is flowing, a boat is sailing, Vladimir is driving the boat, before, Ota's uncle Prošek was driving the boat. The Berounka swims, nothing changes.
A cuddle or a smack? Mom or institution? Allow everything or nothing? The second part of the docuseries explores how the twentieth century moved the upbringing of Czech parents in different directions. Do Czech parents believe that a spanking is better than a spanking? What role did dads play in parenting? And why do nurseries in the Czech Republic have a negative label?
In the heart of Detroit, a city with a rich history and a tapestry of diverse communities, "Land of Lost Toys” follows the interconnected lives of its residents, brought together by a shared passion to combat the city’s vast stray dog epidemic.
After her boyfriend is brutally murdered, a teenager calls her friend out of fear the killer is still around. The police investigation intensifies as more bodies emerge, but the peculiarity is that the victims turn into a mysterious jelly.
It's OK being the tallest tree in the forest. But, when the wind blows, how solid is the ground you're standing on? An impatient acorn with grand ambitions reaches for the sky. But at what cost to its environment?
Using distorted images, non-synched audio, and untranslated French captions, In His Léon-Bollée attempts to explore the sensuality within the uneasy feeling of being just outside one's experience or understanding.
Antonio is a young man with Down syndrome who lives in a room in his neighborhood club; The buffet is also served there, always with a smile. But, in a matter of days, her routine is affected by a series of drastic turns: not only does she receive a million-dollar inheritance, but her mother dies suddenly and she meets a lawyer who seeks to take advantage of the situation. It is not illogical to believe that tenderness no longer has a place in cinema. At least an idea of tenderness that can be thought of as outdated: one linked to solidarity and empathy in extreme circumstances.
Arriving at Roma’s Termini Station from Poland with 50 euros in his pocket, Damian makes his home atop an ancient Roman tower across from the station, conducting his search for love and family with contagious vitality all the while wielding a dangerously violent energy to all who surround him.
The Pledge follows Charles and Sam, two lifelong friends, on their last day of pledgeship. Charles is worried about what is in store but Sam reassures Charles that everything will be okay. In the night Charles spots a girl he has a crush on and walks up to her. Everything is going well until Randy, one of the frat leaders, pulls Charles for a chat. Randy drags Charles to an empty garage where Sam and Nick, another frat leader, await them. The frat leaders force the pledges to take acid which sends Charles into a spiral. Charles starts running through the frat house trying to find a place to be alone but what he finds indicates something more sinister might be in store for him.
On a hot summer's day, near the town of Marengo, an advancing detachment of French soldiers find themselves facing 30,000 Austrians. Outmanned and outgunned, the French are soon fighting for their lives, and Napoleon faces an overwhelming defeat. But when last minute reinforcements arrive, victory may still be in sight...
Shweta, facing caste rejection, elopes to Mumbai with her husband. Amid city chaos, she battles father-in-law’s prejudice, proving her worth lies in talent, not lineage. A humorous, resilient quest for self-identity.
The story of Argus, a transferee who arrives late on his first day of class. Rushing, he finds himself in Room 706—where he is greeted by a thrilling game that shocks his system to the core and gnaws at his soul forever.
In 1946, Anaïs López’ grandmother abandoned her two small children and left for South America with her Nazi lover. Or so the story goes. Photographer López browses through genealogical databases, combs out the internet, takes DNA tests, makes discoveries and dives deeper and deeper into this ever more complicated case. Everyone tells a different version of the history. But the deeper she digs, the more she loses grip. How important is it to know your family history?
Minnesota v. We the People honors the memory of five Minnesota first responders who were murdered in the line of duty in just 13 months. Deputy Josh Owen, Officer Matthew Ruge, Officer Paul Elmstrand, Firefighter Adam Finseth, and Officer Jamal Mitchell sacrificed their lives serving the people of Minnesota. The documentary covers the lies, the lawfare, and the lack of leadership that have endangered the public and the police in Minnesota. It features emotional interviews with family members, fellow officers, and others with the courage to speak out. Throughout the film, legal experts and local law enforcement leaders debunk the anti-police narrative and shine a spotlight on the truth, the dangers--and the tragic consequences--of policing in Minnesota.
A group of four inseparable teenagers suddenly falls apart, each going their own way, leaving behind old bonds and comforting memories. Years after the split, they reunite due to an unforeseen event, bringing to the surface feelings that had long been forgotten.
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