Inspired by the English filmmaker and his tales of redemption, a group of teenagers in Italy’s Salento discover cinema through to their teacher, and write a new chapter in the chronicles of their hometown. The Piccolo Cinema Ken Loach is born.

Four friends are forced to move out of the apartment they shared. Each has a clear plan for the future, but Natasha is the only one unsure what to do next. Will she be able to start a new chapter by flipping through the notes of days gone by? A dramedy with a "Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears" vibe.

Three carefree friends from a bustling Hyderabad basti spend their days wandering narrow lanes, sharing plates of biryani, and dreaming of a better life. When an old cook's secret recipe brings unexpected success their way, they must choose between fleeting fame and the enduring value of friendship, memories, and the taste of home.

A Stone Tape film inspired by the yellow fever epidemic in 19th century New Orleans, using analog camera techniques and contact microphones to excavate the material traces of trauma. Coined by archaeologist and parapsychologist T.C. Lethbridge, Stone Tape Theory posits that material objects record traumatic events of the past… and that they can be played back.

During the decline of the fur trade, a mercenary struggles to unite the survivors of a famine-stricken outpost plagued by a dark force that leaves its victims with an insatiable hunger.

Mãos Rapper: A Harmonia Sinalizada do Hip Hop Surdo

Based on a true story, USC graduate Shalin Shah leaves behind the expectations of his Indian-American family and his girlfriend Fiona to serve as a Peace Corps volunteer in Peru. But when a persistent cough leads to a devastating diagnosis of synovial sarcoma, a rare and aggressive cancer, Shalin is forced to return home and confront a future he never anticipated. Surrounded by his family, Fiona, and his closest friends, he begins to reconsider what it means to live with purpose when time can no longer be taken for granted. As Shalin’s perspective deepens, his reflections on gratitude, love, and mortality inspire the essay “Thank You, Cancer,” which is published by HuffPost and goes viral with readers around the world. A devastatingly beautiful story of family, resilience, and the lasting impact of one life, Paper Flowers is a reminder to cherish the people we love and the moments that give life meaning. #SunsetsForShalin

After receiving a call from a past client, a conversion camp owner and his estranged televangelist ex partner must team up once again to save a woman possessed by an otherworldly, francophone entity.

Known for her razor-sharp wit and heartfelt storytelling, award-winning comedian Mina Hartong mines her personal life- her Connecticut upbringing, life as a lesbian, and years as a public school teacher- to deliver a comedy special that is as hilarious as it is healing.

The Anguane, beautiful creatures with seductive voices, are the mythical guardians of the waterways that flow through the Dolomites and the Venice Lagoon

Não Existe Almoço Grátis

In besieged northern Gaza, Osama, a former artistic photographer turned war documentarian, struggles to protect his wife and newborn while capturing devastation around him. Amid hunger, loss, and trauma, he persists, driven by duty and hope, offering a raw, intimate portrait of resilience and humanity in wartime.

Kabir anxiously rushes towards a dinner with his friends. But when he arrives, a friend's playful comment causes him to disassociate from the entire night.

Based on the book by Mário Corso. The story of a boy sold to the circus by his own parents.

In Gods We Hide

After 18 years away from Teruel, Bruno returns to the place where he was once happy. What begins as a visit tinged with nostalgia soon becomes a reunion with Ángel, his best friend from his youth, with whom he left behind much more than memories. Amid silences, resentments, and fragmented recollections of their last encounter at a costume party, they must confront the weight of time, the decisions that separated them, and what they never dared to say to each other.

After his father passes away, a man returns to a soon-to-be-demolished Aerotropolis community to sort through unfinished documentary footage and remnants of a life once lived. The fractured bond between father and son remains unresolved. As the roar of airplanes echoes through the emptied neighborhood, his days lose direction. One night, an uninvited spirit that cannot be driven away enters his home.

Kath, an Italian-Filipino woman, works remotely as a digital content moderator in Genoa. When she learns that a colleague in the Philippines has taken his own life—crushed by the very job that fills her own days (the endless cataloging of beheadings, torture, live-streamed suicides, and child abuse)—she initially takes two days off, then extends her break, no longer convinced she can bring herself to return to her terminal. A massage appointment introduces her to Jenny, a Filipino woman who tends to people's bodies as a side job. That scheduled hour evolves into something more—an encounter neither woman expected. Each carrying her own burdens and losses, they finally find a way, together, to stop being invisible. The screen, once capable only of wounding them, now reflects a new image: a redemptive possibility for healing.