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June 1st, 1970. Giuseppe Ungaretti, eighty-two years old, wakes at dawn on his last day of life. Something calls him back, toward the places that forged him. The short film weaves two temporal planes: the elderly poet undertaking a dreamlike journey across the Carso, and the young twenty-eight-year-old infantryman who in 1916 wrote verses in the trenches while his companions died beside him. Time bends — the old man traces the word "TIME" on the fogged window, the young man the same word in the mud. Two identical gestures separated by fifty years. The poet's soul crosses the landscapes of memory: the Ungaretti Park, the old field hospital with soldiers' graffiti carved into the walls, the trenches where the stone still holds the echo of bombardments. Here he encounters his own young ghost — a soldier frantically digging in the mud while shells explode and someone screams "Gas! Gas!", desperately searching for his notebook. "I'm looking for something," he answers those who ask if he's lost his mind. In the present, the old man's hands sink into the same earth and find an old bullet corroded by time. A relic of the war that never left him. The journey ends on the panoramic terrace, with the Isonzo flowing in the distance. Ungaretti sits on a stone bench, places the bullet beside him, and speaks his final words: "This is my Carso." The cane slips to the ground. The poet does not move. Fade to black: June 1st, 1970. "Death is paid for by living."

In a desert world, plagued by war and climate change, Dionne, an inhabitant of the city of Ignis Oppidum's, worships the Aura, the machine that governs her people. She gets the honor of being appointed as a “flamine”, an aura's apostle. Accompanied by her mentor Theneris, a flamine as well, she'll take on a pilgrimage that will change her forever.

The Last Stitch is a tragicomedy about Clara, an internationally awarded taxidermist. Her arthritis is jeopardizing her career. Dior, her sarcastic but loving Dalmatian, provides her with some emotional support. Unfortunately, museum director Quinty has little compassion for Clara's vulnerable situation. To replace Clara as quickly as possible, she hired the young, talented apprentice Nik.

Mira, a curious and impish six-year-old girl, has a fundamental need in order to explore and understand the world: to feel loved by her mother. However, she constantly encounters her mother's inappropriate and dysfunctional behavior, characterized by extremely harsh reactions. Mira, paralyzed with fear, doesn't understand, loses all composure, and when it becomes unbearable, she dissociates. The punishments and humiliations escalate until one day, there's an accident… Will this catastrophe mark the beginning of Mira's recovery?

The film follows Serafin Álvarez, a bodywork technician, car collector, father and self-made businessman whose life has been deeply shaped by his passion for Renault cars, especially the iconic R5. “La Nave” unfolds as a meditation on memory and time, weaving Serafin’s thoughts with fragments of his past to create an intimate portrait of devotion, craftsmanship, and legacy.

In a deserted city, former swimming champion Rudi lives with his daughter Ana. Rudi teaches Ana to swim, but she misunderstands his intent, dreaming of her own swimming success. One night, the truth comes to light.

LEDGE traces a decade in the life of Amir, a man relentlessly pursuing a dream that refuses to let him rest. Across ten years, his journey is marked by sacrifice, setbacks, and moments where giving up feels inevitable. As he pushes forward, a question quietly lingers: is it the journey that defines us, or the destination we strive to reach? Unfolding like a fractured memory, the film shifts through time—moments colliding, truths blurring between reality and perception. At its core is a man consumed by ambition, yet haunted by the cost of chasing it. Because dreams are never pure. As Amir’s path spirals through isolation and the slow erosion of self, the line between passion and obsession begins to fade. What does it truly mean to “make it”? And when success is finally within reach, what remains of the man who started the climb? Told through a haunting non-linear rhythm, LEDGE challenges the illusions we build around success—asking not how far one can go, but how much one is willing to lose. Because sometimes, the ledge you find yourself standing on… isn’t the one you set out to reach.

Ah, these aunts (our mothers, grandmothers!) whom we think were born old with white hair. These women who offer tenderness with their hands, and songs with their mouths. These women who hide their own youth and their own secrets within them. The women who raised us and, inevitably, reached their sunset. Dionysoula, in the film, is one such woman. And she is lucky not to be alone. She has Mina and Elli, her nieces, in her life. The two sisters have completely different personalities and priorities, but they must cooperate and make a difficult decision concerning their elderly aunt, who has just been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. However, when hidden family secrets come to light, everything changes. The film "Don't Leave Me Behind" speaks in a special, touching, and humorous way about elderly people who face the problem of senile dementia.

During the brutal Nazi roundups of 1944 in Italy, a German soldier, tired of death and destruction, decides to put an end to the horror, seeking his own form of redemption. The discovery of some photographs in a searched house will trigger a violent and tragic atonement.

HOME ISN'T FOR EVERYONE. Fermi wakes aboard a derelict spacecraft, rescued by a lone castaway. But as they strive to repair the ship and return to Earth, a troubling truth emerges...

A psychologist attempts to connect to a struggling patient that hides behind an eerie mask.

Following the murder of her husband, Princess Olga of Kyiv transforms grief into a ruthless war strategy. One woman alone rewrites the destiny of her people.

“Dreams Float Around Us,” a short documentary film, produced and directed by Alicia Michele Benjamin, poses this question and more to 8 Black women in Charlotte, North Carolina, about 100 days after the Trump administration came into power for the second time — How does it feel to be a Black woman in 2025? These insightful women reveal their triumphs, fears and hopes for themselves and their community during these uncertain and chaotic times.

Elle is a young women living in 1532. She's in love with Antoine. In a time when abortion was not a choice, Elle shares her testimony with her sisters. Note: This short film is dedicated to Women's rights. Written & Directed by a Man raised by Women.

Original lyrics and concept by Dogg's Noggin. The core stems for music and voice are AI-generated. Additional orchestration and mastering by Dogg's Noggin. Clips are from Artlist. Video composed and edited on Final Cut Pro by Dogg's Noggin.

After spending the night in a cozy homestay, Quynh’s body grows weaker and weaker, to the point where she realizes she may no longer be able to leave this place.

A young woman wanders through an eerily empty city, consumed by a profound sense of isolation. As she moves through fragments of her daily life, the boundary between reality and her inner world gradually dissolves, blurring perception and emotion. The film invites the audience to inhabit her solitude, experiencing the quiet weight of loneliness as it reshapes her sense of self and the world around her.

Based on Slavic mythology, "Woman from Snow" is a tragic tale of obsession, sacrifice, and the price of defying nature's laws.

In this modern twist of Pygmalion, a middle aged conservative male visiting Reactionary Engineering labs is greeted by a curt engineer who introduces him to their latest creation, The Perfect Woman, an artificial female, who, at first appears to embody all of the subservient attributes desired by sexist male chauvinists.

A man chases danger to feel the limits of being alive.

What happens next? The apartment asks, unanswered. It watches her resident say goodbye to her guest, with no real intention of letting him leave. It catches their misplaced intimacy, their vices, their compulsive return to the same cycles, emptying words of meaning. Something lingers in the space, something unfinished that demands an ending. The viewer must move through the silence and uncover what refuses to leave.

"APARIENCIAS" is a psychological thriller about guilt, denial, and the violence that hides behind jealousy.

A slice of cake, three strangers and a strong personal motivation. These are the three elements around which the story revolves – in fact, a dialogue – between three people who do not know one another, but who all want the same thing: a slice of cake, precisely. No one seems willing to let go of the object of their desire, whilst the conversation increasingly turns into a verbal clash, oscillating between barbs, anecdotes and moments of incomprehension. Inspired by Jim Jarmusch’s Coffee and Cigarettes, EMILIO allows the viewer to eavesdrop undisturbed on the conversation of three characters vying for a dessert and, at the same time, conceals a symbolic and profound narrative that nods to Jungian psychoanalysis and its archetypes of the Self, Shadow and Anima.