Tells the story of two teenagers Candice and Liam who have complicated personal problems in their lives, which are connected by Voices that are accidentally brought together by Time. They try to solve their problems together.
Luulur’s art form is sound poetry which is linked to Dadaism and Surrealism. The film examines Luulur’s biography, her performances at international experimental poetry events, and interviews with well-known authors who discuss “meaningless” art. Does art always have to have a clear meaning?
In 2027, when the Preservation Act forbids 20% of citizens from having sex, fugitive lovers Peter and Laura hide in a rundown motel, torn between constant running and their final moments together.
A celebration of nyc nightlife culture in a more intimate setting. What happens before the gig, when you’re just having a pregame drink with the girls.
From drama, comedy, to horror, every genre has become a space for expressions of love for film, fashion and photography artists. Three short films in three different genres that show the character and characteristics of their respective aesthetic views, are a form of respect for various styles of storytelling from different perspectives.
Stuck in a classroom at night with an ancient wooden box, a group of students face disturbing personal encounters and mysterious disappearances after becoming locked inside the building.
This story is about activism and loss. The short movie portrays two courageous women, Susanne and Sabine, fighting against the overwhelming dominance of car culture in Berlin, advocating for the rights of cyclists. Their lives are intertwined by the ghost bicycles — white-painted memorials placed at the sites of fatal accidents, marking where cyclists have lost their lives.
A film in the genre of an ethnographic journey to Pechora along the routes of the expeditions of Nikolai Evgenievich Onchukov, one of the pillars among the collectors of Russian folklore and the discoverer of Pechora epics.
Two aspiring documentary filmmakers find the perfect story to go viral: a young Venezuelan who has just lost his mother. But what begins as an interview ends up being a cruel interrogation, designed to make him cry in front of the camera. A satire on the exploitation of the pain of others in the digital age.
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