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Eighty years after the Holocaust, the daughter of the writer of a haunting Yiddish lullaby traces the song's origin and impact over generations.

Jean-Thomas Jobin: Dix stricts trente thés un

Vienna Philharmonic Summer Night Concert

Set in a rural Catalan village during the Spanish Civil War, Un jove escriptor tells the story of a summer romance between two young people and reflects on the importance of art through writing. Bernat, a young writer, spends his days observing the people around him and writing in his notebook. One day, he meets Aliena, a girl who hates writing. Little by little, he shows her the beauty of writing, and together they experience an intense summer where a love as passionate as it is fleeting blossoms.

Episode 364 of the Broxada Sinistra podcast on YouTube. The original guest, Carol Delgado, once again failed to appear on the show, so a malevolent cosmic entity called Mitchdapesada, aka Mano Brista, was put in her place.

Paloma struggles to connect with her Mum after her parents separate. After she plans a secret meet-up with her Dad, tensions between Paloma and her mother grow, and Paloma is forced to make a realisation.

Two guys kiss at a club and find themselves with different expectations for how the night will unfold, leading to a deep conversation about relationships and feelings.

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In 1860s London, three Greek female artists attend a gallery opening, seeking to impress the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood.

Sumikko Gurashi: The Sky Kingdom and Two Children

Isolated office worker Takako (Ayumi Ito) secretly steals from others. Her world is upended, though, when a colleague (Rena Tanaka) catches her in the act, but rather than reprimand Takako, she simply turns and walks away. Haunted by this, Takako becomes fixated on her witness, an obsession that grows into an uneasy intimacy between two drifting souls: a woman who steals out of loneliness, and another yearning to discard all she owns.

What do you do when someone you love does terrible things? That question haunts Neshama, daughter of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach, the legendary musician whose songs lay the spiritual foundation for Judaism worldwide. THE DARKEST LIGHT follows Neshama’s wrenching attempt to reconcile the father she adored and the serial abuser he turned out to be. Through unflinching firsthand testimony, survivors recount the harm they suffered at the hands of the spiritual leader they trusted, revealing the painful contradictions within a man revered by many and a community long steeped in silence, denial and complicity.

Filmed on June 20, 2026, at the Hellfest Open Air Festival, Clisson. Setlist: 1 – Among the Living 2 – Got the Time (Joe Jackson cover) 3 – Madhouse 4 – Caught in a Mosh 5 – Medusa 6 – Keep It in the Family 7 – It's for the Kids 8 – Antisocial (Trust cover) 9 – Indians

Short for Portuguese television channel Canal180's "Jogo Cruzado" series.

“Naked” is a raw, intimate split-screen drama set inside a grand hotel. On a weekend away, young couple Nora and Simon are caught in the intoxicating rush of a new relationship. But when Simon accuses Nora of saying the wrong name in bed, a brief but crucial window opens: a chance for both of them to be honest. Physically close yet emotionally miles apart, each side of the screen follows their inner narrative as a quiet countdown begins.

O Aço dos Meus Olhos

An unexpected encounter breaks the routine and awakens a desire impossible to silence. In vertical format, the film follows two young women who, between tension and curiosity, cross the line between control and surrender, revealing the intensity of a sapphic romance that is born in the moment and asserts itself without warning.