Rachel

A film about the divorce decision and its impact on the children.

Two hardy orphans survive upon the remains of a humanity that has left them behind.

A young man who works in a gift shop becomes friends with a former Nordiques player.

After her fall, Sophie is aiming to the surface, but she's unable to trust her entourage anymore.

Paco and José are two teenage boys living in a marginal neighbourhood of Madrid, a place hostile to each of their dreams. With serious family problems, and surrounded by an aggressive, macho, homophobic environment, they must lead a double life to hide the beginning of a love relationship and their passion for flamenco dance.

A story of a lonely woman, who tries in a somewhat radical way to reach out to the world, which doesn’t care for her personal needs.

In a dystopian world, the only salvation is his death.

The grief of a newly widowed man is disrupted when the harassment of local youths pushes him to seek justice.

In a twist of fate, a luckless gambler unwittingly bequeaths a stolen coin to an unsuspecting chambermaid at The Rancher's Motel. As the coin's sinister secrets unravel, it becomes clear: some bets yield far greater consequences than anticipated.

Young woman is struggling with emptiness and loss of interest. Overwhelmed by helplessness, she can’t stand it anymore and decides to go to a doctor for an advice. She gets a referral for mysterious procedure, which suppose to free her from all what she suffers from. She goes to a clinic for the treatment, however not everything goes how it supposed to.

Darlene, a single mom and flat-broke chambermaid in a ramshackle Carson City, NV hotel receives a quarter for a tip. "A lousy quarter", she says. As she's soon to find out, both it and she are lousy...with luck.

Minas, a blind 10-year-old boy with a hidden gift, struggles to find acceptance in his village. Rejected by his father and surrounded by suspicion, his only comfort is his grandmother's love. As tensions in the village escalate, Minas is taken in by the village priest. But as mistrust deepens, Minas becomes a mirror to the village's deeper inner blindness.

A distant son rejects reuniting with his father only to cerebrate their relationship and lack of memories shared.

At 18, Eliyah Howard thinks he knows what it means to be a real man. He learned nearly everything from his abusive father. But family, love, and tragedy test the lessons he inherited. Is it too late for Eliyah to re-define what a real man is?

On her way to a job interview for a plastic pollution non-profit, a woman's inner monologue laments society's failure to be more environmentally responsible until an unexpected event changes everything and forces her to get quiet with her own conscience.

An aspiring teenage filmmaker has a secret she's been keeping from her boyfriend.

In the aftermath of his father’s passing, Jake tries to lean on his remaining family for support, only to be repeatedly turned away. In the midst of their spiralling relationships, the family dog mysteriously disappears. While looking for his dog, Jake discovers something darker within the woods. Something that is a lot closer to home than he thinks. Something hungry.

Suffocated by the constant stimuli of everyday life, Mar decides to travel to her grandparents' village in northern Portugal. Upon arriving, she finds Amparo and feelings start to develop as they find comfort in their differences. A story that explores the insatiable and constant search for purpose.

Michelle, a 10-year-old survivor of the 2010 Haiti earthquake, attempts to escape both her past and her new home when she learns that her "new" family is not what they seem.

Ofelia is a 17-year-old girl who spends her time hanging out with her friend Dafne, baking weed brownies, and selling them around the city. One day, while visiting her friend’s workplace, she becomes captivated by a newly arrived fish. On a whim, she decides to take it with her. However, this act triggers a rift between the two friends. Ofelia then sets out to look for Dafne in all the places they used to go together.