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Mansi and her brother (Dada) run an NGO for the disabled people. Guptaji, a wealthy man, wants to buy their land, but the NGO refuses to sell its land. Guptaji threatens them. Manasi's brother (Dada) plays a mind game that screwed them and also exposes a big secret.

Somewhere on the edge of a forest, Lily, a mechanic, is busy repairing a car in front of her garage. Her attention is suddenly caught by the sound of branches snapping in the woods. Intrigued, she follows the trail, which leads her to a strange encounter.

A runaway princess is caught and brought to a tavern near the edge of the kingdom where she is to be put under a spell for safe transport home. But before the spell is cast they are interrupted by the arrival of an injured paladin taking refuge from a dark phantom creature called a djinn that'll stop at nothing to have her head. They have to work together or die fighting amongst themselves if they are to get out of the tavern alive.

A troubled young woman encounters her personified fears in a daunting movie theatre.

Kepler needs storage space. Pleiades has 7 planets that teach the 7 arts. A court battle ensues. Can art from Earth save the universe?

"Bosafumi" is about an alien who crash lands into the sea all alone. He tries to survive on his own, but he slowly loses all hope and willpower, until he witnesses something incredibly inspiring to him.

A father and daughter vow to break a generational curse by defeating a demon known as the Oatsman who stalks their children.

Tom, who is terminally-ill, just wants to die & join his wife in the afterlife. His son, Marcus, will stop at nothing to pull his father out of his nihilism and force him into spending the short remainder of his time, living life to the fullest. A strange opportunity comes when Tom’s hospital hosts a lottery for their patients to win 10 more years to live- but first they must partake in bizarre, sick & surreal tasks to qualify for a ticket; Playing through games that push everybody's boundaries.

After Captain Dalton Mattix’s spaceship implodes, he ends up stranded on an unknown planet with one other surviving crewmate. Things are not as they seem, and spies and danger are found around every corner in the universe. They are hounded by the monsters on the planet and by the robotic terrorist EQ Prime, who will destroy human life...at any cost.

We’ve all met someone with a punch-able face before, but what would happen if someone took this to the next level? The story follows Darlene, a 25-year-old office worker who deals with her frustrations by thinking about violence and murder. When she gets nominated for her work's 'Best Salesperson of the Year' award, Darlene finally has something to look forward to. As the days go by, Darlene can't help but get distracted by all the little things that go wrong in her life. Her anger bubbles up as she relies on her imagination more and more to deal with the pressures of daily life. Between her boyfriend breaking a promise and her annoying coworker being up for the same award she is, Darlene has to learn to let go before she snaps and loses everything and everyone she loves.

In these modern times of pandemic where everyone is being told to stay home to be safe, four siblings sneak away without Mom's permission to play zombies at the school's park - only to be accosted by a crazy old man infected with whatever is taking over the dangerous blood sucking world they live in. Synopsis: When the world goes into lockdown, the Niemiec kids do what any bored siblings would: they break the rules. Dressed for zombie mayhem, they head to the park for a little undead roleplay — until they meet someone who didn’t get the memo about make-believe. Enter a wild-eyed, possibly infected old man who thinks the apocalypse is real and the kids are part of it. What follows is a hilarious, chaotic chase through pandemic paranoia, sibling squabbles, and one very awkward confession. Don't Tell Mom is a fang-tastic romp through family dysfunction, viral fear, and the power of play — starring the real-life Indy Niemiecs in a comedy that bites back.

There is a hole in the street. Or was the hole there all along and, then the street grew around it. Am I alive or am I just afraid of dying?

Boots, a shovel, a box of Lucky Charms.

“Meat Grinder" is a stop-motion video that explores the tragic fate of a generation taken hostage by a perverse system rife with double standards and manipulative propaganda. In this world of hypocrisy and cruelty of the chosen few, the illusion of stability and security masks the real purpose of individuals: to be cannon fodder, mere resources for the system when the time comes. The project metaphorically portrays how the system conditions its members to live without will or a desire for freedom, transforming them into ruthless dummies. The video reveals that maternal protection is a mere mirage; the real goal is to serve as fuel for the relentless war machine. Like livestock on a farm, the system feeds its inhabitants, preparing them for slaughter, where war grinds everyone without distinction. "Meat Grinder" lays bare the absence of choice and freedom, turning the viewer into a witness of how this bloody, infernal mill continues to spin, enriching those in power. More than 1000 photographs were used in the stop motion. All sets and costumes were hand-made without the use of computer graphics or artificial intelligence.

“A wild, immersive, adventurous, highly physical series of optical illusions. A very Muse creation!” —Lynne Sachs Shape Games is a film about play, abstraction, and enchantment. A series of strange and seemingly pointless activities unfold. Line drawings morph and shuffle; bottles of water are inverted and spilled, small rocks scrape across the ground; larger ones tumble across a rain drenched hill; wires bend; droplets are smeared across walls, paintings, and screens; cameras are chased—to the point of exhaustion. And a woman speaks. She describes strange things, chimeras and hybrids, objects and creatures, buzzing metamorphoses. She’s not talking about things we can see, not exactly, but her descriptions nonetheless hang in air, vivid and alluring. Are we seeing things, things that are there before us? Or are we seeing things, imagined things, hallucinated things, shadows and remainders? Yes and yes. The film asks the viewer to consider the rules that guide and constrain all of these activities, the labor and time it takes to perform them, the utility of this labor and the residues of this time. The world of Shape Games, in the words of the narrator, who is playing a game of her own, offers a bit of safety—certainty, comfort—but is also a trap, an enchanting one.

The man from nowhere is putting himself out there, he is a hired gun and no job is too small for him to take. In this drama Jason Pirosko gives a stand out performance in the lead role.

Patrick Canon is an elderly man looking after his wife Evelyn Canon of whom suffers from advanced Alzeihmers Disease. He often immerses himself in his butterfly sanctuary as a means of escape from the toil of caring for her and his inability to distinguish reality from the fiction his mind often conjures when contemplating a mercy killing of Evelyn. Upon a fateful day whilst out foraging and collecting cocoons of butterflies in the woods, Patrick has moment in which he questions his inner self and whether or not the reality of his being is that but a fragmented figment of his own deteriorating memory or that of a will that must be done to better comfort his wife in her final hour of need

Discovering that Santa Claus doesn't exist. The biggest blow to our childhood dreams? In a world where we haven't lost our childlike sense of wonder, Stéphane, the owner of an architectural firm, experiences a midlife crisis When he discovers the truth about Santa Claus, he experiences a midlife crisis.

A 13th-month anniversary date gone wrong.

See how this prophecy on carved stone detailed the coming Doomsday

He believed in heaven... until he died. In this experimental short film, a devout but troubled man is forced to question his faith when he discovers that life after death is nothing like he expected.

During a late-night meeting in a crowded bar, the anxious Markus is briefed by his confident boss Walter on what seems to be a meticulously planned bank heist. The target is a mysterious blue folder containing highly sensitive data, meant to be used for blackmail. As Markus carries out the plan alone, misunderstandings pile up and Walter’s vague instructions lead him toward an unexpected destination. What begins as a classic crime setup slowly reveals itself as an absurd mix-up, turning the supposed robbery into a darkly comic twist on criminal ambition.

A semi-autobiographal film about a band in 1980s Maine getting the opportunity to play their own original music in the local battle of the bands.