Echoes of Grief

A scientist tries to figure out the missing element to a new discovery so she can expose the secret to the public before it’s too late.

Heitor is very secure in his position as a veteran performer. Hugo, however, is far less satisfied with his status as a beginner. The cabaret dressing room becomes the stage for Hugo’s ambition, as his desire pushes the boundaries of what Heitor is willing to risk.

A woman attempts to save her relationship with a man by using an item from their past.

During an ascent of Canigou, a traveler falls into a precipice, his body rolling to the bottom of the abyss on the glistening snow of the glacier. The guide, still carrying the traveler's binoculars, is accused by his companions of having killed him in order to rob him. He takes refuge in the mountains, at the home of an old hermit who welcomes him into his cabin. While searching for pasture, the hermit discovers the traveler's body, whose satchel, still full of money, serves to prove his protégé's innocence. Faced with this evidence, the guides reinstate him in their ranks, and the good man returns to his wife and children.

Against the backdrop of beautiful natural scenery, the film tells the story of a guide accused of killing a tourist and dramatically discovers the evidence that clears her for the charges.

After a curious woman discovers an album filled with pictures of her deceased mother, she connects with her by exploring her identity.

"In this film of the 'Vagabond Adventure Series', Tom Terris takes us to New Zealand in a kind of travelogue film. We accompany a client and a mountain guide on a treacherous, icy trek across a glacier. At night they camp and the old man tells him how he lost his love in an accident fourty years ago during their honeymoon. In the morning the old man has disappeared, but client finally finds him in a cave admiring the body of his frozen lover, captured on ice. The film conveys a feeling that is rarely identified with travel films, and contains a tender, tragic note that is genuinely touching."

This is a film drama, apparently based on real events, that depicts a mountaineering accident. A husband and wife are climbing in the Tyrolean Alps when she slips and falls off a cliff. The husband exhausts himself trying to rescue her in a fierce storm and both are rescued by a mountain guide. The film was made by Tom Terriss, who made a short taking images from an earlier Polish feature film from 1930 shot in the Tatra Mountains titled 'Burza nad Zakopane'. In fact, although in theory the action takes place in the Tyrolean alps, the mountain guide (Domenico Gambino) is dressed with the typical costumes of the Polish highlanders from the Tatras (the Gorals). It's a mystery whether Tom Terriss used these images with permission.

The story follows Nani and Keerthy, whose funny first meeting slowly develops into love. Keerthy painful past makes her insecure and afraid that Nani may change or leave her. Nani understands her fears and tries to give her trust, patience, and emotional security. The story’s main message is that relationships may have problems, but love, communication, and willingness to change can help “repair” them.

Western short subject

Kiera, an orphan, continuously experiences a trail of misfortunes, constantly having to adapt to her short-lived identities.

Meri is determined to find justice for her sister, a victim of sexual assault from the local village elder who happens to be their uncle.

Raka, a child actor, is conflicted to choose whether he should attend a school trip with his friends, or pursue a film job opportunity. His mother then makes the choice for him, with some hesitation from Raka's part.

A lone swan named Kishika is born in a chicken-filled world. Being outcast due to her differing physical appearance, she is tormented daily to the point of isolation. Her escape? Ballet.

A young elementary school student saw a strange light at night and believed it was a UFO. However, his family and the neighbors thinks that what he'd seen was a "Pulung Gantung", a phenomenon believed to bring disaster.

Released in 1939.

12-minute experimental short film directed by Paul Thomas Anderson as a companion piece to Punch-Drunk Love. The video features alternate takes and deleted sequences starring Adam Sandler and Emily Watson, accompanied by Jon Brion's score and Jeremy Blake's artwork

Nine-year-old Samet is about to celebrate his circumcision as a rite of passage into manhood. But when the ceremonial wand goes missing, an ordinary scramble becomes a household crisis. While the men of the house race against time to protect their authority, Samet's mother Nesrin leads the women in a search for the missing wand and tries to hold the unraveling house together. As the day goes on, a quiet unspoken solidarity grows among the women.

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