"(In)fidèle" explores the relationship to fidelity of 10 people between the ages of 23 and 31. Infidelity is like the elephant in the room no one dares to talk about. It fascinates and sparks curiosity, but digging too deep might hurt. We keep it at a distance as long as we’re not personally involved, yet we indulge in gossip and "story times" when it’s about others. A distant way to either judge it or spy on it, but never truly confront it. And yet, the numbers speak for themselves: 41% of people have already been unfaithful at least once in their life, and that number keeps growing every year.
Acting... What does it take? Andy Hockey, a west-end star with 40 years of experience and Lotty Marsh, an actor fresh out of drama school, speak and compare about their experiences so far in the performance industry and what it takes to get on stage.
A family man exhausted from the country’s inflation, decides to commit a crime for his inner will and to look after his family how he wants to. So, before that, he starts to collect virtue out of fear to equalize his crime.
"Di Balik Layar" tells the story of Raka, Dika, Yaya, Vania, and Karin's struggle to make a romance film. Raka, a student with a lot of imagination, has the ambition to create a perfect romance film. However, his high expectations clash with reality. His selfishness and unwillingness to listen to input from his team, put his film project on the verge of failure. When everything starts to fall apart, Raka is forced to face a choice: to maintain his ego or to start working with his team. Will this film be realized or will it be destroyed before it is born? Then, what tensions and conflicts are created by "Behind the Scenes"?
An observational documentary on the various bingo nights taking place in Matane, in the Gaspé Peninsula. We meet endearing protagonists who share their passion for this lottery
How did women of a not-so-distant generation experience love – both the romantic and physical dimensions of it? Through their narration, silences, glances, and gestures, this documentary explores some of the facets that made up the world of our grandmothers.
An eclectic cast of locals navigate life in Central Florida, engaging in spontaneous, unscripted conversations that reveal the raw, unpredictable nature of human connection.
In 2022, a family in one of New Haven’s poorest neighborhoods opened up their backyard for unhoused people to live in, aspiring to create an alternative to the overburdened shelter system as homelessness surges across the state. For two years, Connecticut Public followed this experiment, as residents navigated the challenges of self-governance, addiction, and mental health—while running into regulatory hurdles with city and state law. Witness stories of joy and strength amidst hardship and struggle, as people experiencing homelessness build a neighborhood together.
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