For some visitors to Arizona’s Petrified Forest National Park, the temptation to smuggle out pieces of petrified wood as cherished keepsakes is irresistible.
After accidentally killing a boy, 16-year-old orphan Zhi seeks refuge in a Buddhist monastery, unknowingly forming a bond with the victim’s mother, leading to a tense journey of deception, fate, and redemption.
Amid migration grief and integration challenges, Manuel, a former doctor turned community leader, guides immigrant men in a life-changing program, forging resilience, belonging and solidarity.
“The Bread Season” takes place today in the Kurdish city of Amed (Diyarbakir), located within present day eastern Turkey. Working class life is a daily struggle that places enormous pressure on the family and familiar relationships. This film follows the experiences of one such family and its members: Mahmoud, the father; Fatma, the mother; and Azad, their son, as they survive and dream of different ways of living while stuck in the open hostility of their family relationship.
"Podi Enna Vittu Enaku Enna Kavala" is a Tamil motivational song addressing love failure, inspiring men to embrace resilience after heartbreak. Crafted entirely by multitalented artist Ashoksaravanan, the track highlights his versatility as he single-handedly composed its melody, penned empowering lyrics, and produced its instrumental arrangements. Beyond music, he likely directed the accompanying visuals (e.g., music video) and managed the project’s execution, funding, and release. This end-to-end creative control underscores his dedication to delivering a message of perseverance, blending artistry and logistics to inspire listeners through a unified vision of strength and renewal.
Dance, adventure, and passion come together to tell the story of Bruna, who embarks on a life-changing journey to Berlin after meeting Sam. Little by little, Bruna will discover that the dream she thought they shared is hers alone.
In the middle of a night forest, two bandits in a black car are forced to get rid of an unnecessary witness in the trunk. But a few minutes before the bloodshed, it turns out that neither of them knows how to kill.
Eight videos that no one was ever supposed to see resurface. A strange black hole forming during a weather report. The broadcast of a man in a suit and tie on an asteroid. A magic trick that goes terribly wrong. Each of these files takes us deep into the mental abyss of these characters, between unease, delirium, and haunting fear.
Each morning, Fariba, an Iranian woman in her sixties, applies her makeup, says goodbye to her husband, and walks to her parents’ house to help them with their daily activities.
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