In 2023, Carousel Theatre’s drag camp faced extreme homophobic and transphobic backlash. Performers, educators, and youth reflect on the many joys of drag.
On her 34th birthday, Ronit, a solitary Ethiopian woman, spends the night with a stranger—a younger, injured trucker who, like her, carries the weight of loneliness.
El tercer paisaje / The Third Landscape is a film project that has as its protagonist the fungus that made the painted forest of Oma sick, the work that the Basque artist Agustín Ibarrola carried out in the 80s in the province of Bizkaia. This artwork belongs to the Land Art movement, which is mainly characterized by its ephemeral nature. Within this current, artists leave their works exhibited at the mercy of weather conditions and other elements alien to human will.
Aiming to strike a major blow against British interests in the Mediterranean, Napoleon Bonaparte leads an expeditionary force to conquer Egypt. But Britain still has the most powerful navy in the world.. and they are in pursuit.
The five artists of KIN'KONGOLO KINIATA fuse world-famous Congolese rhythms and electro beats. To capture the sounds of the city and realise them musically, they build their own instruments. To do this, they confront the difficulties of everyday life in Kinshasa with incredible energy. They strive to reach a wide audience with their music, but here again, they have to face the obstacles that stand in their way. The almost impossible task of obtaining visas poses new challenges...Nizar Saleh accompanied the band KIN'KONGOLO KINIATA for three years. A success story that nevertheless highlights injustice and the realities of life.
In search of independence, a young woman moves out of her childhood home and into a place of her own. But independence comes with a cost as she navigates her decaying relationships in the looming presence of an encroaching spore invasion. A coming-of-age story tinged with climate anxiety, inspired by the real-life environmental catastrophes hitting the Pacific Northwest, including heat waves, floods, and (impending) earthquakes.
When a small, Queer/Trans-BIPOC cafe run BY the community FOR the community is targeted by a Monstrous Franchise, it is up to the Baristas to keep their lights and bites in business before construction starts…by any means necessary.
In 1994, the world knew Tarantino for his violent, but groundbreaking debut of Reservoir Dogs. His breakthrough was rapid -- the story of a video store clerk suddenly becoming a Hollywood director was hard to ignore. Despite this, there were questions on Quentin's longevity. Would he stumble at 2nd attempt, or would his sophomore project Pulp Fiction cement itself in cinema history? Well, Tarantino saw it coming.
Nina is a young woman of 20 years old who lives in Asunción in 1947 in the middle of the Paraguayan Civil War. She longs to be a singer, but is forced to work as a maid in a conservative environment after her family escapes. Although, she puts herself at the service of the revolution and frees various political prisoners, including Raúl with whom she will have an affair. However, she must flee the country after becoming pregnant and her lover having abandoned her.
After Calvin (Liam Wallace Harper) spends the entirety of his youth at the Smallville County Orphanage, he is released at the age of eighteen. He begins his journey to find his purpose in a world he has never understood. Along his journey, he uncovers his superhuman abilities along with his mysterious past. Helena Rosa (Isabella Hurst) vows to get revenge on the men responsible for the murder of her mother. When both Calvin and Helena's paths cross, both must unite to save each other.
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