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In a world often populated by clichés, stereotypes, and misunderstandings, “Men Who Hate Drags” is a story told by the voices of those who live a little-known and, for many, idealized reality every day. Through testimonials, gags, and real-life metamorphoses, the young people of “The Shade” guide and accompany the viewer from the organization to the staging of the end-of-season show. The story begins in the living room of “The Shade”, a queer space created with the intention of combining debate and entertainment, with the common goal of offering a safe environment for those who frequent it. In this setting, we meet the protagonists, initially busy organizing costumes, props, and scripts. Next, we follow the preparations in the hours leading up to the performance, witnessing the makeup and hair styling of each drag queen, until we arrive at the show and the conclusion of what we have seen previously. We soon realize that each stage of the show's production is, in fact, a simple tool that allows the viewer to immerse themselves more and more not only in the show itself, but, above all, in the stories of the people who create it. This allows the viewer to gain a new perspective on a little-known reality.

Two complete strangers meet in a waiting room with an unexpected and devastating result for one of them.

As a holiday storm approaches, Maura is looking to purchase an arrangement for her father's grave. She finds herself drawn to a Christmas Tree lot attendant who is friendly, philosophical and, perhaps for a moment, a bit more than that.

Eitai, an Iteso word for community togetherness, is a documentary exploring change in rural Uganda. The film delves into the challenges faced by a rural community in Northeastern Uganda. Eitai explores critical global issues including the interconnected challenges of climate change, poverty, and gender-based violence. It highlights how social enterprise projects not only provide economic opportunities but also create safe spaces for knowledge sharing, environmental action, and community sensitisation via music, dance, and drama. Through vivid storytelling, Eitai underscores the importance of indigenous knowledge and communitarianism in addressing pressing global crises. It calls for stronger relationships among people, the land, and non-humans to mitigate further environmental degradation. The film also captures unique narratives on combating HIV and GBV, as told by participants through their lived experiences and cultural expressions. The film is not only a celebration of the resilience and resourcefulness of communities in Teso, but also a platform for international knowledge exchange to address global challenges.

Twins stay connected even when one has passed into the afterlife.

Obsessed with dreams, he embarks on a long, long dream that banishes his deepest darkness from his soul, reaching a life-changing conclusion.

A delusional conspiracy theorist is sent to group therapy in the afterlife where a circle of lost souls teaches him what it means to truly live.

The White Rabbit represents the 4th episode of the Mr.Co series on the web. Marco a lost and confused man, is approached by Mr.Co, an enigmatic figure who drags him into a surreal journey. In a world inspired by Alice in Wonderland, Marco finds himself playing the role of the White Rabbit, symbol of the relentless passage of time. As he navigates this dreamlike labyrinth, Marco is forced to confront his fears and insecurities, and to discover the true essence of his identity. But is it all real or just a dream? And what is the "mask of truth" that Mr.Co will reveal to him?

A determined journalist delves into the renowned “Nostalgia Project,” uncovering buried truths that could save others – and a relationship she thought was beyond repair.

A bold officer is faced with the ultimate internal struggle between staying quiet and fighting an injustice when she realizes she’s not the only one.

The teenage matriarch of a group of unhoused youth uncovers a sinister plot while investigating the suspicious disappearances of her friends.

After hearing a chilling confession, a young priest wrestles with his faith, torn between desecrating his sacred vows and preventing a sin.

Just as a woman starts her night shift at an art gallery, she finds out that things are not what they seem.

A depressed teen who struggles with problems at home and school uses her headphones to drown out the noise and replace it with a perfect world.

With their grades on the line, a group of inexperienced filmmakers must come up with a film before their project deadline.

Inspired by “pre-covid” times and exploring feeling invisible and processing how different emotions can be expressed during difficult times

A nighttime conversation between a mother and her young son during wartime. Through the child’s simple questions — about fear, hunger, life, and a father at the front — the fragile world of a family is revealed, held together by love, hope, and the promise of dawn. This is a story about childhood that war could not take away its most essential right: the will to live and believe in return.

A young boy becomes convinced a ghost is stalking him. Every misfortune—his torn schoolbag, missing homework, a trashed desk, even perpetually “dirty” hair—feels like the spirit’s prank. He begs his parents and classmates to believe him, but no one does. Desperate, his parents bring him to a folk exorcist who paints a talisman across the boy’s face and orders him not to wash it off for three days. The ritual changes nothing. Instead, the talisman makes him an even easier target at school. When classmates refuse to play with him unless he wipes it away, he gives in, earning a fleeting moment of acceptance that blurs reality with fantasy—before the cruelty resumes. As dreams and daily life intercut, the “ghost” silhouette increasingly mirrors the classmates’ actions: stolen money, shredded notebooks, trash stuffed into his desk, shampoo poured out. The final reveal reframes the story: the haunting was misdirection, and the boy’s “ghost” is the shape of bullying he can’t yet name.

A fight in the night in Milan. A man slips into a vortex of misadventures beyond his control.

During a dinner party, the announcement of Maja's departure for Madagascar shatters the fragile balance of a friendship. Between laughter, anger, and tenderness, one night is enough to reveal what everyone has been keeping quiet for too long.

An aspiring actress, desperate to land a film role so she may avoid deportation back to her Russian village, needs a professional demo reel. Her Hollywood “Golden Era”-style agent places her fate in the hands of a “genius” director. But is it too good to be true?

Sarah has just lost her partner, and she is facing her sister's insensitivity.

Four stories reveal the truth about the lives of people with disabilities and autism, highlighting the importance of acceptance and compassion. Two schoolboys struggle to find their place in the new school, the city shows injustice in environmental accessibility, and work becomes a test of human dignity. Friendship demonstrates how even small steps can change the world. Through quiet observation, Marios comes to the conclusion that real change begins when we look at the world with other eyes - eyes full of struggle, where each struggle makes us wiser and closer to one another.