A short documentary about the environmental art exhibition Oranki Art, set in the northern wilderness. People arrive, depart and age, while the artworks remain and decay. The film lingers on the moments when new works are born and become part of the seemingly eternal landscape.

Fearing they won't be believed, two young Indigenous women go on the run after one's defense of the other results in a violent attack against a police officer.

A biography of Jorge Luis Borges working from an exhaustive review of the papers he left, the books he read, the places he went to. And with this, an attempt to decipher a very peculiar life: someone who lived like a hidden, underground warrior, whose cause was literature, literature conceived as a kingdom and as a landscape. If Cold War spies fought from their desks or from an uninhabited house to defend their half of the world, Borges strove from a library to elevate and broaden the territories of his own tribe: the people for whom the most important part of the universe is books, plots and words. This film is devoted to that secret pilgrim (to borrow from Le Carré, the king of all spies).

A female capybara and her cubs are fleeing from a hunter who has settled in the lagoon where they live. Their search for shelter takes them to a nearby chicken coop, but the chickens, seeing their routine threatened, reject the capybaras and react by setting boundaries to keep them at a distance. The curiosity of the youngest, a puppy and a chick, will make them transgress the boundaries and take some risks in order to get to know each other. The situation will lead to an unexpected end that will change the lives of both species and, perhaps, that of some other animals.

An analytical look at the career of mixed martial artist Justin Gaethje, examining his transition from a reckless brawler to a calculated championship contender. Director Lionel Rivera deconstructs the psychological requirements and severe physical toll of maintaining MMA's most aggressive fighting style.

Two streamers break into a psychic's home for clout, only to find the spirits inside are being puppeted by something far more sinister.

Cinetose

Ciro, an overworked medical student and pole dance instructor, loses stability as Brazil’s university system collapses. Forced out of his home, he finds refuge with Antônio, a reclusive DJ, a meeting that reshapes both their survival and intimacy.

After his domineering mother dies, reclusive farmer Ed Gein descends into madness, hearing her voice urging him to punish sinful women and turning his home into a house of horrors.

A heartbreak comedy about female friendship, accidental kidnapping, and a TikToking police officer set across one bright, terrible Nairobi afternoon.

Outcast Val discovers a carnivorous tadpole and exacts revenge by feeding her tormentors to her monstrous pet.

A lonely year after his mother’s death, awkward hermit Peter is still no closer to his father, and he thinks he knows the reason why; a reason which he must confront at the family gathering before the secret spirals out of control...his dad MUST be a murderous cyborg.

During summer break on Okinawa's main island, Kamei and his friends face uncertain futures, until they meet Colin, a teenager from the American base in Naha, and everything changes.

Mudras. Bailando hilos invisibles

Every winter, millions of fir trees are chopped down, admired, and thrown away. The film follows their journey above and below ground, from human rituals to the hidden life inside the trees. A story about trees that we celebrate by cutting them down.

In the near future, three young people document the final days of their hometown, knowing they will never see it again.

Successful Boston chef Areg travels to Armenia in search of new inspiration and meets Lusin. Love, Armenian cuisine and unexpected revelations force him to choose between returning to his old life or starting over.

An absurd tale of self-destruction and unexpected connection. Devastated after losing his wallet to a sewer grate and suffering an unsympathetic chess defeat to his best friend Rodchenko, Oingo responds the only way he knows how: getting really drunk and attempting to carve a new chess set out of marble. When he invites a date back to his apartment—a chaotic sanctuary of found objects and wall-to-wall drawings—she sees something in him that makes her want to stay, despite every reason not to.