One Istanbul morning, Simal goes to meet with her friend in a cafe. As she arrives, a boy walking by accidentally connects his phone to Simal's headphones through Bluetooth, and this accidental connection leads to an unexpected bond.

New cartoon by Andrey Sokolov ("Proright").

One actress teaches another how to take pretty pictures.

Scientologie, l'empire du secret

Third Installment in The 'Jawani Phir Nahi Ani' Franchise

A chance encounter triggers a downward spiral that walks a thin line between obsession and jeopardy.

Part of FIFF's section "Une Histoire de Fribourg : Terre de hockey sur glace"

Dreams Dreams Dreams... Are they real?

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A man, desperate to prove his sanity, confesses the terrible act he committed. What began as a quiet obsession with an old man’s eye slowly unravels into paranoia, dread, and the unbearable weight of guilt.

The Santiagos are a Filipino-American family of seven crammed into one tiny Los Angeles apartment, all chasing distant showbiz dreams. Bound by love and constant bickering, they navigate a turbulent year: isolation in spring, betrayal in summer, disaster at a fall party, and eviction in winter. No Room For Love is a comedy about big dreams, small spaces, and artists doing their best to survive poverty, bad luck, and each other - without ever giving up.

A disillusioned teenager embraces violence as a means to truly fight for ideologies, drawing his estranged brother into a bloody confrontation that will leave both scarred.

New cartoon by Alina Aleinikova (Big School of Animation).

In the arid Brazilian hinterland, girls play poised between their mothers’ difficult pasts and fantastic dreams for the future. In a place where men are still seen as giants compared to women, the girls cross the threshold from childhood into adolescence.

Brytbussen

It's been a year since Red Herring disappeared. Now his brother, Chad, is trying to pick up where Red left off and find out why and how his brother disappeared!

Trapped in a hospital bed during a sickle cell crisis, a comedian turns the camera on himself — and his disease — to document the brutal, funny, and deeply human story behind the pain no one sees.

The Grammy Award-winning British soul icon performs a celebratory concert at The Venetian in Las Vegas three decades after the release of his self-titled album Seal and eponymous follow-up Seal II. Joined by longtime producer Trevor Horn, he performs a set highlighted by classic chart-topping anthems “Crazy,” “Future Love Paradise,” “Killer,” and “Kiss From a Rose,” as well as a few surprises. Directed by Keirda Bahruth (Hardcore Devo) and with intimate interviews interspersed throughout, it’s a stunning film that shows this extraordinary artist at the top of his performance game.