Paul has a physical disability: he’s paralyzed from the neck down. He cares about helping others and works on digital accessibility.

“How should those who come after us be warned of danger?” A film about the search for the German-German nuclear waste repository – between warning signs, feedback loops, flowing flocks of birds and the area between sign and object.

Ket and Toei, a high school couple, are having an argument about their dreams and their personal desires, which might lead them to go their separate ways.

A daughter searches for a film script, driven by her father's last words: "I can't die because I didn't make a movie." The film is the incomplete and obscured unfolding of that man, that mystery: an unusual family man, with a variety of jobs and no success, who uses a camera like an obsessive, someone who lives his life observing others.

Rêverie

Using a range of cinematic forms, such as animation, split screen, and fisheye lens, Wolfgang Liemberger and Georg Vogt create an associative portrait of avant-garde filmmaker Ferry Radax who died in 2021. Filmed mainly on the beach at Monterosso, the setting of Radax’s major work Sonne halt!

Freelance writer Yeon-hee is waiting at home for her lover, Myung-soo, to get off work. The longer he stays at the office, the more anxious Yeon-hee becomes.

In this short, the hilarious and mundane life of a interwar period Lithuanian village plays out.

A group of friends decide their motive, a night out at AMPM - a club well known by Toronto’s Asian community.

In minimalist villas that already resemble film sets, we meet a community of aging citizens. With the help of technology, they plan to have themselves frozen after death until they can be resurrected. A disturbing visit to an environment where the question arises: Is it still self-deception if everyone else is on board with the idea?

The film tells the stories of five inseparable friends who have survived decades, maintaining their friendship and loyalty. Ten years later, the story of the five friends from the series "Olokh Tugennere" will receive an unexpected continuation.

After a young man is found dead in his apartment under suspicious circumstances, a seasoned investigator uncovers a chilling link to a recent suicide tied to illegal betting. With no signs of forced entry and a cryptic handwritten note left behind, the case appears to be a calculated murder. But as hidden struggles surface, the truth proves far more unsettling than anyone imagined.

Final Frame: Sándwich

Dylan Williams’ compelling new documentary follows a handful of surgeons who carry the healthcare needs of an entire nation on their shoulders. At the center is Faustin Ntirenganya, one of only two reconstructive plastic surgeons in Rwanda, responsible for patients from across the country—fourteen million people. His work involves repairing bomb-damaged faces, burn injuries, and congenital deformities, but also striving to build a sustainable system where more surgeons can take over. The goal is ambitious: to train thirty new surgeons by 2030. An intimate and unsentimental portrait of medicine as practical, political, and moral work.

A minimalist poem/ramble by Joel Davis Warren about late stage American capitalism, mental health, AI, environmentalism, and Christianity.

The Flower

The developing friendship between an outcast and a new girl at school.

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