Is everyone at the house party looking for company? All Emilia wants to do is dance, but she ends up caught in a minefield of romantic entanglements, where getting to the dance floor demands more than she expected.

In the current University Palace of UFRJ (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro), echoes of a silenced past remain within its walls. Formerly Pedro II Asylum, the building holds the history of thousands of inmates from Brazil's first mental asylum. Through research using medical records and documents preserved at the university's Institute of Psychiatry, fragments of these lives are reconstructed with the words of a famous writer who was also interned there.

Anisia and Aksinia are twin sisters from the remote Russian village of Meshchera, living according to early 20th-century traditions that value the power of the Knower, a spiritual guardian. During the ritual to elect a new Knower, the choice suddenly falls on the less ambitious but more docile Aksinia, who clearly will make a less powerful sorceress. Anisia, initially a contender for the position, harbors a grudge. Pride consumes her, so she adopts the skills of the evil village witches to steal her sister's powers. This betrayal leads to a curse falling on the two sisters and the entire village. Anisia must come to terms with her pride and resentment to defeat the evil within herself and save the village. In this endeavor, she is assisted by the priest Father Sergiy, who restores Anisia's faith in God.

Charlie, an ordinary office worker, can hear his own narrator. At first, the voice is an irritating commentary until Charlie starts to ignore the narrator’s instructions, deliberately going against them. Trapped between what is written and what he wants to do, Charlie begins to question reality and the voice that controls him.

When an unhappy young boy discovers an older man quietly affixing painted eggshells to a disused wall in their neighbourhood, he begins to understand how even the smallest, strangest acts can leave behind something lasting.

The mental unraveling of Rowen, a religious leader faced with questions of identity and meaning as a prophesied revelation approaches.

A man's mundane life spirals into a nightmare when a food delivery girl develops a deadly obsession with him.

A student from Kazakhstan films her days in Amsterdam

In the Urals, on islands in the middle of a lake, lives the Petruk family, a large family. This is their home and their business. But their children are growing up, and their eldest daughter, Sonya, no longer wants to live in the forest. She's growing up and wants to study in the city. This summer, her parents will have to grow up too.

For Gianne, a transwoman with a cleft palate, every mirror moment is a quiet rebellion: softening her voice, bracing for stares, and daring to be seen whole. This short documentary reveals the unseen labor of living at the intersection of queerness and disability - where getting ready means fighting to exist.

Japanese photojournalist Kuwabara Shisei boards a flight to Korea. Since his first visit in 1964 as a 27-year-old, Shisei has spent six decades documenting the turbulence of Korea's modern history: Cheonggyecheon, military camp towns, the Vietnam War deployment, and democracy movements. Now elderly, he returns, believing this might be his final journey. He carries a mission: to revisit the places and people that defined his life’s work. The film follows the photographer’s footsteps back into the heart of these historical sites.

When the enigmatic allure of two ancient artifacts is unleashed, two students are bestowed with unparalleled powers. Yet, a relentless collector, driven by an insatiable thirst for dominion, will stop at nothing to seize them, igniting a cataclysmic battle that will determine the fate of worlds

Rosa imagines an image: a black woman in a waterfall. Is she from the past, the future, or another world? Everything feels strikingly real… While Paulo, her boyfriend, guides tourists through the black history of Curitiba, Rosa sets out in search of this image, unaware of the dangers the city holds for her.

A daughter returns with her camera to face her family's troubled history, capturing three generations of women bound by silence, resilience, and love, as they confront the men who have shaped their existences.

Vowing to modernize the town through reforming education, Bluey takes the job of the school’s teacher, where he faces rivalry from two trouble makers, his own brother Donny and Sharky his friend. One day, Bluey gets frustrated and goes on a walk in the forest where he encounters a kid who’s about to drown. He saves the kid who happens to be the son of a great wizard. To reward Bluey, the wizard gives him a magical wand which will make five of his wishes come true instantly but after that the wand will disappear forever. Donny who comes looking for Bluey is secretly followed by Sharky and they both overhear the wizard telling Bluey how to use the wand. Both of them decide to get to use it for fulfil their own wishes. The wizard warns and advises Bluey to think carefully about the consequences before making any wish.

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Through slice-of-life vignettes, a young mother grapples with her own upbringing to navigate parenthood’s shifting demands, and to find moments for herself. Jess Barclay Lawton’s sensitivity for character studies evolves strikingly into this documentary whose slow tenderness testifies to the depth of trust between director and subject.