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On the planet KHARMA, capital of the known galaxies, two alien twins — loan sharks and crime lords — decide they need an expendable man for a dangerous job. Their choice falls on the Captain, a pilot drowning in debt with a missing son and nothing left to lose. Racheta, lord of the all-powerful House Vulsar, makes him an offer he cannot refuse: debts cleared, license renewed, information on his son — in exchange for retrieving something from a classified ice planet, no questions asked. The Captain accepts and departs with his unpredictable partner Jack. On the glacial world they find the ruins of a vanished civilization and witness the capture of a Sunwalker — a rare alien being emerging from an ancient portal — by Racheta's AI hunters, Alpha and Omega. Jack steals the capsule and they flee back to KHARMA. Their return triggers a collision of powers. Racheta's sons seize the capsule. The merchant-bankers Kanel and Tatel reveal they have purchased the Captain's debts and want to know what Racheta was really after. In the shadows, the enigmatic Meldayestro watches everything, calculating his next move. When Racheta decides to silence the Captain and Jack permanently, Meldayestro intervenes — arranging their rescue and placing them firmly in his debt. The first thread of his web is set. The Sunwalker, once extracted, uses his ability to sense energy flows across the universe to locate the Singularity — and reveal the hidden position of the two brothers who hold it. Racheta has what he came for. Jack and the Captain have no idea what they have just unleashed.

Over 300 years ago, J.S Bach wrote a piece for violin, considered impossible on cello. After a life all over the world playing cello, Alexander Zhiroff will accept the challenge and the privilege to perform it live.

Ilya Repin’s famous painting comes to life, revealing the world of the Zaporizhzhian Cossacks as they create their legendary letter to the Turkish Sultan. Amid laughter, jokes, and arguments, they compose an answer to those who know neither fear nor submission to foreign rule. The Scribe reads the letter aloud as the Cossacks listen and laugh. Their letter becomes a symbol of dignity, brotherhood, and freedom — the freedom of people who refuse to bow.

After a night out with friends, a young woman drives home alone in the dark. As soon as she starts her car, she realizes someone is tailing her. Panicked, she calls her father begging for help.

The story is set in Rosario, Argentina, around 2019. Lucas is an actor who has recently achieved a certain degree of success on television, but his personal life is falling apart. At the same time, he is haunted by a recurring dream featuring a strange and unknown piece of music, and a chance encounter will reveal the key to its meaning. The narrative unfolds through a series of short episodes that make up a single day in Lucas’ life.

In early 20th-century England, an infected doctor makes a pact with the Devil to gain immunity and buy himself enough time to find a cure for a deadly epidemic, only to discover too late that outliving everyone he loves will be his true damnation.

Brain Game is a contained horror with dark comedic touches. Have you ever played chess? Sure you have. But have you ever played chess with a brain-eating zombie for your life? We wouldn't encourage anyone to do this.

Life, this word seems natural to us, but by looking at the world we realize the difficulty of living. The right to life does not seem to be a value of humanity. Some give life and others give death. Is living a right?

In the aftermath of filming Defenders of the Tyrrhenian Sea, actress Coralie finds herself in an ADR booth, tasked with delivering an emotional farewell to the lead character, played by Gaetano. Struggling to tap into the depth of feeling necessary for the scene, Coralie is haunted by memories of Gaetano, who tragically passed away before the film's completion. As she grapples with her grief and the profound loss of their relationship, Coralie ultimately discovers a way to say goodbye—transforming her personal heartache into the very essence that brings the scene to life.

In 1259, the Mongol army laid siege to the Southern Song stronghold of Diaoyu Fortress, and the situation was extremely critical. Detective Thunder Pass received a commission from a friend to follow a grain-supply boat, delivering food and top-secret firearm blueprints to the fortress. However, secret intelligence revealed that a Mongol spy had infiltrated the accompanying team...If anything went wrong with the Mongol army [at Diaoyu], it would inevitably affect the operations of another Mongol force that was then attacking the capital city of Damascus in the Middle East.

Escape recalls childhood’s freedom, when friendship grew through play and imagination. Through dance and color different characters flow, collide, and shift, creating tension and unity as they inhabit live-action landscapes. Today we’re trapped in our screens, trading real presence for memes and likes, avoiding the vulnerability of being seen as we are. It’s more comfortable to hide behind filters and AI. Escape invites us to step away from digital noise, return to nature, and rediscover connection. A journey that begins by looking up from our phones, feeling the ground beneath us, and sensing the vibrations from our bodies and the world around us, setting us in motion to create more genuine and candid relationships.

Self-confidence is a sensitive subject. This short film follows a young girl during lockdown who has completely lost confidence in herself. Through conversations with her own reflection, she gradually tries to regain her self-esteem.

Known worldwide as the creator of Black Square, Kazimir Malevich is often presented primarily within the Russian and Soviet history of art. This film looks beyond the iconic painting to explore the cultural environment that shaped the artist before his revolutionary artistic language emerged. Through historical research, archival sources, and cinematic reconstruction, the film returns to Malevich’s childhood, formative years, Ukrainian cultural environment, and his connection with Kyiv. It explores how memory, landscape, family, music, and artistic education contributed to the development of his visual thinking. Kazimir Malevich. Black Square invites the viewer to look at one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century from a broader Ukrainian cultural perspective.

On June 3rd, 2026, a severe ballot shortage disrupts South Korea’s local elections. In Jamsil, the police use force to drag away citizens guarding the polling station and forcibly seize the ballot boxes for an unfair count. To save the ballots as proof, citizens guard the place day and night after the unfair ballot counting. The director joins the crowd with a camera.

For over thirty five years, Graham has climbed the same Derbyshire hillside on the 25th of July. Armed with nothing more than an old military radio, a homemade aerial, and a notebook filled with decades of observations, he waits for a transmission from the mysterious beings he calls "The Others." As a documentary crew follows Graham during the two days leading up to his annual vigil, what begins as the portrait of an ordinary man with an extraordinary belief slowly becomes something far more unsettling. Is Graham simply clinging to a childhood memory... or has he been keeping a promise that was always meant to be fulfilled?

A brief moment of distraction is enough to change everything. When a young child vanishes in a supermarket, a mother's desperate search becomes a race against fear and uncertainty. LOSS is a one-minute short film about every parent's deepest nightmare, leaving the audience to imagine what happens next.

Rosie, a florist, encounters magical glasses while watching a movie at the theatres, only the magic doesn't stop there as it seems to affect the world around her. What happens when you see everything under rose colored lenses?

Kathe Gayo Short Film (Duration: 9.56 minutes) Written & Directed by Pampa Panwar Cinematography & Editing by Amit Goyal Actors: Suhani & Nikita Filmed in the serene potters’ village of Theekarda, near Bundi, Rajasthan, Kathe Gayo unfolds through evocative visuals of everyday life. The short film follows siblings Meera and Kabir as they set out on a search when Chotu goes missing. Their journey through winding lanes, open fields, and hidden corners becomes an adventure woven with worry, hope, and the tender bond of childhood. The suspense is who is Chotu whom they search so intensely. The film suggests that what we seek in the outside world ultimately resides within ourselves.

On an isolated beach in Thailand, Souley waits for his brother alongside Malik, whose unpredictable behavior creates an ever-growing tension. As strange interactions unfold, Souley is pushed to his absolute limits.

From Italy to France to Vietnam: over a century of art in the memoirs of the French painter Victor Tardieu (1870-1937), founder of the Hanoi University of Fine Arts in 1924, which is still operating continuously. In Tito Giliberto's documentary for SuperArtFlix - Sflix TV, his granddaughter Alix and great-grandson Giacomo Turolla recount the celebrations in Asia in honor of their ancestor. The family's origins in Modena. Throughout the 19th century, their artistic activity in contact with Saint-Saëns, Fauré, Renoir, Cezanne, Pissarro, Sisley, and other French Impressionists. Paintings on the First World War. The exceptional nature of the Art Academy in Southeast Asia.

A young man carrying a bottle of homemade olive oil to his uncle is stopped at a checkpoint. What begins as a routine check spirals into an absurd standoff over what it means to carry something of your own.

On June 21st, 2019, three different characters collide at a Brooklyn intersection; taking us on a life-changing journey in an urban melting pot.

In a world driven by speed, consumption and perpetual growth, a society begins to mistake acceleration for progress. Atishay is an AI-assisted philosophical short story set in modern India that examines the hidden costs of ambition, technological advancement and endless acquisition. Drawing inspiration from the Isha Upanishad, it asks whether humanity's greatest achievement may also be the force driving its quiet undoing. Through striking imagery and contemplative narration, the story explores an ancient proposition that feels increasingly urgent today: "Tena Tyaktena Bhunjitha" — Possess through renunciation.

One small birthday wish pushes a struggling immigrant single mother to bend the rules—turning a birthday into a moment of connection with her daughter.