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In the heart of Mealhas, a small Algarvian community keeps alive a tradition that has passed from generation to generation: the "Festa da Espiga". What began decades ago in a simple tavern has been transformed, thanks to the local school and residents, into a symbol of unity, memory, and hope. This documentary takes us on a journey through the stories and emotions that make "Espiga" much more than just a celebration, it is a link between the past, the present, and the future. From the curious and attentive eyes of the children to the living memories of the elders, “Is There Espiga?!” shows how a tradition can withstand time, reinvent itself, and strengthen the identity of a unique community in the Algarve’s inland. Because in Mealhas, Espiga is not only celebrated, it is deeply felt. There is Espiga, oh yes there is.

16-year-old Bruna fights against a decision her mother has made for the good of the family and to protect her little sister Liba.

A mid-20s trans sex worker, Khloe, searches for her missing best friend in a drug fueled haze of friends and clients.

“Here Goes” is a dystopian cyberpunk odyssey set in a world where rebellion flickers through the smoke of oppression. A lone female warrior rises from the ashes of her past a childhood scarred by invasion to ignite one final spark against an authoritarian regime. The video unfolds as a three-act short film: invasion, uprising, liberation. The visuals blend live action and stylized sequences to echo the chaos, trauma, and transcendence that define both the character and the music. It’s not just a video it’s a cinematic declaration of defiance.

In Cognito...a new take on the gig economy...what surprises lurk in the little out-of-the-way places...

"Holding Echoes" follows Tyler and Jess, two lifelong friends from a small town who spend Jess' last day together before leaving for a bigger city. As they revisit familiar places, laughter and nostalgia mask the unspoken fears of what comes next. As the day ends, Jess embraces the future while Tyler struggles to let go-until he finally does.

In a modern day re-telling of the biblical story of Jacob, a hitman pursues his latest target with unexpected results.

In Berlin, 15 super heroines are up to something very shiny.

Four stupid poor people, hungry for lasagna, decide to rob a church looking for money to buy it. However, they burst into the midst of a satanic ritual that drags them on a dimensional journey.

In Mexico, 2008, there was a case which was so evil and with such a diabolical nature, that the government decided to keep it hidden from the public light - Until now. Based on a true story.

In ancient Roman religion, the Ludi Florales was a festival in honor of the goddess Flora, held April 27 during the Republican era. In Latin, the festival was known as the Ludi Florales, the Games (ludi) of Flora. Under the Empire, the games lasted for six days.

Created and designed exclusively using A.I. Original music recorded live this summer at a party in the town of Prilep, in the Balkans (Macedonia) and performed by a gipsy orchestra.

Undulating Lovecraftian gutbags straight out of your worst (best) nightmare. Per Bavari, “Videos entirely made with the use of A.I.”

Mashin is a documentary about renowned jazz drummer Sasha Mashin, whose life was upended by war. Leaving behind his career and homeland, he rebuilds his life in Italy, navigating loss, identity, and artistic freedom. Through raw storytelling, the film explores resilience, the power of music, and the search for happiness amidst upheaval. A tale of reinvention and hope.

Set behind the Iron Curtain during the Cold War, a lone female Soviet operative is sent from Moscow to Budapest to track a double agent — a man who once served beside her. But as past and present collide, their reunion stirs ghosts of loyalty, love and betrayal leading to a reckoning neither could have foreseen.

When love is at stake. A woman flees into a self-constructed fantasy world, but what does she put at stake... A woman doesn’t feel happy in her relationship, which she flees from by entering an online fantasy world. However she realizes this is not the solution, but then what is? The fake online world will help her by making her realize then true connections can only be made in the real world. 

The Patriarchy is a short drama film in which skilled businesswoman Anna takes on rigid patriarchal views in her struggle for leadership of the family business in the 1970s.

Mücahit introduces a regulation for the newspaper company he manages that restricts the private lives of his employees. Now, the employees' connections with the outside world are cut off, and their social identities vanish during working hours. Mücahit, who imposed this rule, is also compelled to conform, which pulls the social perception of all emotions and feelings inward. Family problems increase, and no one can work efficiently. As the problems stemming from the loss of identity persist, the newspaper company faces bankruptcy after a month. Having divorced his wife, Mücahit decides that staying in the office is no longer logical and takes a new path with Derviş, a software engineer he met by chance. Using the flash drive provided by Derviş, a new software program is installed on all the office computers. The software development process of the artificial intelligence program has been carried out by office worker Furkan and Derviş. Once efficiency gains are seen from the computers, there will be no need for humans. In response to the human module, which slows down the process of solving emotions and feelings, artificial intelligence, with its speed and agility, will make people redundant, disrupt their socialization, and even intervene in their daily activities.

''Perspective Game'' tells the story of a boy marked by a lack that has never been made explicit. The brief contrasts subjective perception and reality. Driven by the need to draw, the boy leaves the city and reaches an isolated place. Once he arrives, he will be faced with the presence of two enigmatic figures, which will force him to observe his drawing from an opposite point of view. The short moves between realism and vision, questioning the viewer about the possibility (or impossibility) of changing one's gaze.

A man in his sixties, sitting in a dark room, gazes at the food and touches it on a carefully set table. Each dish evokes the memory of a moment from his life.

A fair and tender portrait of a young woman unlike any other. We follow the daily life of Raphaëlle, who has ADHD and lives in a world that is constantly bubbling: her thoughts collide, her ideas scatter, and every daily task becomes an absurd adventure. Guided by her sarcastic GPS, she wanders between humour and chaos

A secret between a sister and her brother told in a poetic way.