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A mockumentary that follows the players at a small local Renaissance Fair as they struggle to stay afloat

2020, the UK government announces lockdown and homelessness is ended in one night! Everyone In is the story of one man's life during the beginning of the Covid Lockdown.

Meryem, an ordinary woman from a small town, encounters her ancient and inanimate enemy, the Balerin, at the amusement park on the eve of a holiday years later. As Meryem begins to question her womanhood through the Balerin she envies, she confronts her own life and draws closer to the secret of "humanity and happiness" that all women trapped in the patriarchal system seek.

In early 20th century landscapes, figures etch out their extraordinary daily routines. The Organic Synthetic uses a black and white, high contrast palette with fluid animation to explore aspects of a bygone era. With no dialogue the film invites the audience to decode its narrative through auditory and ocular cues.

The night after his graduation, Valerio wanders through the ruins of his own celebration — a messy apartment, a tight suit that doesn’t fit, and a fog that grows thicker. He’s looking for the source of a stench he can’t shake. Convinced it’s coming from a rotting can of tuna he's forgotten somwehere, he reminisces about the past with Marco as the acquarium fills with jellyfish. Set in a surreal domestic landscape suspended between hangover and confessions, The Jellyfish Pier is a slow burning investigation into memories, denial, and the things that float in plain sight. When questions knock, and time swims away, can we find an answer before our batteries run out?

Aging and adrift, a spacefisher gets one final shot at greatness when a long-lost comrade tips him off to a mythical catch — a moment that would rewrite the meaning of his entire life.

A young actress with a blossoming theatre career is unexpectedly visited by a person from her past. Fighting to hold back the emotions she had locked away for so long, things start to unravel and the secret she thought she had buried may push her back into the darkness.

A husband reveals to his wife he's a spy.

Dilan is a married woman with children who works in a textile factory. Her daily life is consumed by both her factory work and the extensive domestic responsibilities of childcare and elderly care. One day, Zahide, a relative and shift colleague, visits Dilan's home, initiating a dialogue concerning a debt Dilan's husband, Ali, owes to Zahide's husband, Haydar. Dilan is reluctant to believe allegations that her husband used the borrowed money for gambling, yet she promises Zahide that she will personally repay the debt.

Liana is trapped in this psychological thriller, an extended metaphor for how friends/communities can be monsters, forcing one to stay in a toxic relationship.

I am forever wandering, ghosts, from the ocean to the theatre. Sailors and their boats with petrified sails. Stagehands with creaking hangers. Actresses, actors, artists of all kinds in their costumes of light, a suspended moment where the present is consumed by a breath, a tremor, a desire to exist despite everything. Only bodies, voices, a flickering light and a place that is slowly dying . I follow the gaze of cinema on an ocean of theatre that is fading away. The walls and floorboards creak, but the faces still glow. In the dust and smoke, gestures seek each other out, presences are invented. The living become ghosts, and the ghosts come back to life for the duration of a shot. Here, cinema becomes the witness to a disappearance, a mirror held up to theatre— a ghost film about the persistence of creation and the necessity of the collective.

Nova Scotia artist Joe McNutt, while facing down his struggles with mental health, has found through his art, the healing intersection of self-expression and mental health, a tribute to the transformative power of creativity.

A rescued dog deals with dementia.

In the boundless expanse of Al-Sarmadeya (the absolute infinite), where ideas transcend time, HĀL, an idea, gains consciousness and grapples with its existence. Refusing to conform to predetermined destinies, HĀL encounters BOO, a sage figure, sparking a profound discourse on the essence of being and the choices that define us.

On the high slopes of Sichuan’s Mengding Mountain, a rural woman’s unwavering strength carries her family forward as she slowly discovers the deeper philosophy and hard-won wisdom that illuminate her life.

A music video by Human Productions. ‘Miami' is an original song by Rafael Henao Maelh in the Reggaeton 'Urbano' genre, performed by international Reggaeton artist Danny Pryp.

“The Endless Shifts: Stories that Keep Care Alive” follows the lives of frontline healthcare workers in Ontario who have dedicated decades—sometimes over 40 years—to care. Through intimate portraits and heartfelt storytelling, the film explores the personal sacrifices, financial struggles, and deep humanity that keep our health system alive. It is both a tribute to the unseen labor of those who give everything, and a call to recognize their dignity and worth. With vérité footage, personal interviews, and union solidarity at its heart, this film preserves voices too often left unheard—reminding us that behind every shift is a lifetime of care.

New 'Cyber-Psycho Chronicles' Web Series Prepares to Unleash Digital Terror in Rowlett The locally directed pitch film series explores a serial killer’s twisted psyche as he baits unsuspecting victims online "Cyber-Psycho Chronicles" delves into the chilling psyche of a psychopathic killer, portrayed brilliantly by Texarkana's own Kevin Williams, as he uses the vast labyrinth of the internet to ensnare his unsuspecting victims.

The old world and old ideas are dead. We are in mourning. We'll meet in better place.

A conflicted mother braces to share tragic news, not realizing the hardest truth isn’t the one she plans to tell.

Deliverace is a short animated film (first in a series) about a future dystopian time where a deadly virus has locked down major cities. Do to contagion risk, lack of fit personnel and supply issues, the police and military have been forced to retreat and make cities no go zones and all contact and media has been shut down. The story follows a courier who takes on a assignment to deliver emergency medical supplies to Frontier Aid, a charity organisation at the forefront of the virus disaster, trying to help people within the cities with the first sign of infection. In Metropol 5 the military have declared a large central part a 'no go zone', having pulled out themselves and so the previous medical supply chain to Frontier Aid has vanished and so they suddenly become dependant on any courier company brave (or stupid) enough to run the risk of delivering into the lawless city centre, rife with contagious virus, fighting and gangs of looters. The courier gets clearance to enter the no go zone to deliver the medical supplies ...but finds things aren't exactly as reported!

Captain & co-pilot dock at a derelict station. Flickering lights. A chilling recording: "Do NOT approach the observation deck. It shows you—"

An anonymous fifty-million-dollar donation turns a peaceful monastery into a paranoid surveillance state where the abbot suspects everyone, the investigator suspects herself, the enlightened monk won't help because 'you're not asking the right questions,' and a financial crimes detective concludes that spiritual people are just criminals with better branding.