Through an immersive storytelling approach, King’s Court unfolds like a symphony, capturing the raw emotions and struggles of two friends in a fast-paced, one-on-one basketball game.
Every day like clockwork, two siblings alternate shifts caring for their elderly parents: one with Alzheimer's, the other diminishing with age. This meticulously crafted family snapshot asks how we can reconcile the needs of those we love with the pursuit a life true to ourselves.
The traumatic event sometimes replays itself within the trivial. The death of a fish awakens the sorrows of a lifetime. The Mother’s great losses take shape in the form of doubles, drawing her toward the center of a pond where her depression crystallizes. The Daughter uses dance to hold her back, as words seem devoid of meaning. The figure of a Heron, both symbolic and ordinary, urges the girl to accept her powerlessness and find her place.
As Dimitar’s decades-long fight against enviousness, laziness and prejudice to keep the kukeri tradition in his region alive proves successful, it turns out to have really been a journey towards finding and maintaining his own inner peace all along. Told through a series of interviews and slices-of-life ranging from the tragic to the euphotic is a story of love and resilience.
Shot across the better part of the last decade, Seth Pomeroy’s long-gestating portrait of Nashville-based comedian, writer, podcaster and political candidate Chris Crofton emerges from the shadows — covering its subject from ascent, descent, and to ascent again. The film intersperses archival footage from the 1990s-2010s, following Crofton from Nashville to pre-COVID exile in Los Angeles — including a pivotal roller skating injury — and features commentary/appearances by departed local luminaries Dave Cloud and David Berman. Plenty of living luminaries show up as well, including Neil Hamburger and My Morning Jacket’s Jim James in a crucial “save.”
A Canadian woman adopts a seven year old Barbadian girl. 11 years later, the adopted girl discovers old photos of her Barbadian family hidden in the attic.
In the near future, ELISABETH, an 85-year-old woman, escapes from her loneliness through Chronoscape Solutions, a revolutionary home care service that allows her to relive her younger days alongside her late husband. However, as her memories begin to falter and the technology reveals its flaws, Elisabeth faces the fragility of these moments, fleeting and programmed as they are. Caught between an idealized past and the reality of her deepening isolation, she must decide whether to cling to what was or accept what is.
A TV reporter and a photographer are in the fight for their lives when their investigation into a gristly murder uncovers dark secrets among a rural community.
Married theater actors Jun-seok and So-ra take a career break to focus on raising their newborn son, Ha-ram, while working as valet parkers. One day, So-ra receives a casting offer just as Ha-ram's health issues arise, sparking conflicts with her mother-in-law. Meanwhile, Jun-seok also gets a casting offer. As subtle tensions build between the couple, they begin their own private auditions.
Mikey, an ambitionless slacker, gets evicted from his apartment by his childhood best friend, JD. When Mikey discovers an old bucket list the duo made as children, he realizes that he must complete the first item in order to save their friendship: stealing the altar cross of their former church.
The Miringuava dam is being built to ensure public water supply around the municipality of São José dos Pinhais, Brazil. Changes are inevitable, and many residents of the surrounding area suffer from the conditions imposed by the Government's project.
In this short coming of age period piece (if you will), three friends must navigate the ups and downs of their ever-changing adolescent friendship as they grow together and life takes them each in different directions.
When CEO John Anderson receives a mysterious invitation from a new intern at his office, his daily grind is disrupted by the discovery of something cosmic
A newly commissioned film by Alchemy artists in residence Luke Fowler and Corin Sworn responding to the legacies of textile designers Bernat and Margaret Klein and their Scottish Borders home.
Yujin breaks her glasses and visits an optician. During an eye exam, she sees a house in a field and finds herself inside. There, she meets three shadow selves, reconciles with them, and gains a new perspective. Finally, she leaves the house and gets new glasses.
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