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A young man, Nick, meticulously cuts a pomegranate, his deliberate actions reflecting a unique perception of the world. Moments later, his sister Mira storms into the kitchen, frazzled as she rushes to prepare for work. Sensing her tension, Nick becomes anxious and fixates on fixing their broken radiator, but Mira dismisses his request, inadvertently triggering a panic attack. As the siblings clash, their contrasting perspectives lead to escalating tensions. Overwhelmed, Nick retreats to his room, locking Mira out. Reflecting on their shared past, Mira recalls a pivotal childhood moment when Nick, once a lively and spirited boy, was traumatized during a speech therapy session where he faced assault and threats. Carrying guilt for failing to protect him, Mira struggles to control their present, while Nick is trapped by his fears. The siblings’ journey culminates in a heartfelt confrontation, where they finally confront the pain of their past, paving the way for healing and a fresh start.

Set in the 2018 World Cup, with England vs Croatia in full swing, we meet The Robinsons and their extended family for a typical British BBQ.

In the age of endless streaming and anonymous audiences, three college girls chase validation in front of the camera and stumble into a nightmare behind it. Drawn in by the allure of a wealthy livestream donor known only as "Chameleon747", they follow a trail of digital breadcrumbs to an abandoned parking lot. What begins as a reckless game for attention spirals into terror as an unseen predator emerges—turning their feed into a stage for horror, and their viewers into complicit spectators. "STALKER" is a chilling exploration of digital voyeurism, toxic influence, and the price of online fame.

This film is inspired by a true story and an Italian legend. What was it like to be autistic in 1923 and what is it like today?The protagonist of the story is an eleven-year-old girl, affected by Autism Spectrum Syndrome. "We are not different, it's the others who are all the same". What does it mean to be autistic today? And what did it mean to be autistic a hundred years ago? Fear of Numbers is a film about the beauty of diversity. An unpublished and original story of autistic syndrome through the lifes of Anna and Maria, two beautiful little girls that fate unites beyond time. A delicate and profound story on the theme of autism, through a very intense period drama. We wanted to tell how children affected by autism syndrome were often treated a hundred years ago and how, instead, they are approached today. An art house short film that alternates scenes set in the twenties of the last century, when these "different" children were also taken to the exorcist, with others set in our historical period, where these children can be followed as they deserve.

A man with a severe addiction to reading—or in other words, to inhabiting realities different from his own—suddenly runs out of stories to consume and collapses within himself when forced to face his own reality. He ends up trapped in a space ruled by two sides of his subconscious: his addiction (disguised as an immaculate version of himself) and his creativity (a simple, surly typewriter). Guided involuntarily by his creativity, he confronts himself, journeying through the darkest corners of his being, his trauma, and the source of his addiction. Until, at last, he destroys everything—including the supposed typewriter that controls him—and emerges back into his reality, deciding for the first time to live his own story instead of reading others.

Southern Italy - Salento. Romolo Crudo has a passion: dancing the pizzica pizzica. It is the traditional dance of his homeland, the cultural foundation of his childhood, and since he was a child, he has never stopped dancing. He has a mission, and now that he has discovered social media, he feels he can truly become someone. His wife and daughter follow his obsession through the squares of Salento, until a phone call seems to finally open the doors to fame. But something goes wrong. So Romolo is forced to choose between saving his family and continuing to chase his dream of fame. Romolo Crudo's pizzica is a dance that moves through town squares, enters the walls of homes, and shapes the life of a humble Salentinian family. A dance in which body language is intrinsically linked to the dancer’s inner world, their social and family context, and their relationship with the world around them. This dance is not just a moment of physical release but an unconscious expression of one’s being and personal history.

"Just a Little Longer" unfolds the story of Shani, a career-driven Ukrainian woman, and Diego, a Uruguayan single father, who serendipitously meet at a work conference despite hailing from opposite coasts. Their initial encounter sparks a connection. As they part ways and return to their separate lives, a bond begins to take shape, nurtured through text messages and late-night calls over the course of six months. The narrative takes an unexpected turn when Diego, grappling with his own emotional readiness, decides to pull away, leaving Shani ghosted and emotionally adrift. The film sheds light on the universal struggle of the fragility of human connections and the profound impact of timing on matters of the heart.

A tourist arrives in Italy, following the opposite path of one of his ancestors. As he moves toward becoming something akin to a citizen, he questions his own identity.

A ENRAGED WOMAN PAINTED IN BLACK SLAUGHTERS A UNENDING GROUP OF BLUE MEN.

While giving an oiled scalp massage to a friend, filmmaker Gulzar seeks to understand their gender amidst their familial and cultural wishes.

This film follows rockSTAR Theo through his early years, his diagnosis with Laryngeal Cleft, his surgery and his recovery with support from the Melodic Caring Project.

This remarkable story is about a woman name Mary Jo(played by actress Chantelly Johnson), a submissive housewife who literally has to find a way to make sense of the rest of her life after parting ways with her abusive husband Dexter(played by actor John Paul De Leonardis). She relies on her close friend Kita(played by actress Katelyn Lane) to support as she embarks on an outrageous endeavor that unlocks a power dynamic inside of her, she never knew existed. After receiving an invitation into a semi pro women's wrestling federation by Ceo/President Carolyn(played by actress Selene Flores), she immediately accepts the challenge to brawl it out with Carolyn's top prize female wrestler Potty Mouth Peggy(played by actress Shanta Renee Smith).

A group of guys pass their time by drinking, catcalling women, and discussing morals.

A weekend in the mountains becomes an opportunity for meeting, relating and comparing between a blind man and a group of young people with disabilities. For us "superheroes" ... "it's very simple: you can only see well with your heart. What is essential is invisible to the eyes"

A former Royal Marine now homeless on the streets of Manchester struggles to survive a world that no longer sees him. As fragments of his past surface throughout a single day, Johnny fights to hold onto his dignity while confronting trauma, isolation, and the cost of service long after the uniform is gone.

Étouffe-moi Seul is the final chapter to La Pièce Vide (The Empty Room Trilogy). Though Étouffe-moi Seul can be seen as a stand-alone film, it provides the finalé to the story of The Woman. Traveling across the country to make a new start, The Woman tries to escape her past, only to fall deeper into her other personality, Olivia. Seeking an alternative approach through psychedelic therapy at the Sanitaria Institut. The Woman's & Olivia's lines of reality start to blur & the truth fully begins to collapse in on itself. Étouffe-moi Seul is Vivian Kay Quintero's third film to date. .La Tristesse (2022) .En Morceaux (2023) .Étouffe-moi Seul (2025)

Alice is a 9 year old detective who wants to live up to the legacy of her detective father. One night, she heads out to stop a criminal in the midst of a bank robbery. Even though she was successful in catching the criminal, will the young girls hard work be taken seriously by the police? Or will she be brushed off to the side.

'(Un)earthing - plant knowledge and dreams' is an ambient dream journey; recalling memories and personal stories of healing with plants. A lot of the once common knowledge around medicinal plants has gone lost through the violent processes of capitalism, church and colonialism, disproportionately affecting women. Therefore, remembering, reclaiming and sharing this knowledge is a personal as well as a political act. By meeting and using local, widely available plants, often labelled as ‘weeds’, we can take control over our own health, as well as the health of society and the environment in order to heal and re-enchant the world.

Directed by 5x Emmy award winning director Joe Hill, Don’t Leave Me follows two women deeply in love, who start to experience the dangers of losing themselves in each other. Don’t Leave Me is a visualization of the choice between yourself or your relationship.

A young man desperate for an Americano visits the coffee shop he frequents only to find it impossible to communicate his order. Things escalate into absurdity as everyone, including his friend, speaks in a language he does not understand. Estranged, startled, and confused, the young man must decide how much a cup of coffee really is worth.

A silent film. Between passion and solitude, Margarida drifts through a fragile world shaped by tension, desire, and uncertainty.

Agni and Sowmya, once college sweethearts, are now married and living a quiet life. When Purvaja - their old college friend - unexpectedly returns, the reunion rekindles forgotten emotions and hidden desires. As the bond between Sowmya and Purvaja deepens, Agni begins to feel the ground shifting beneath his feet. Agni is a tense exploration of love, trust, and the fragile line between affection and obsession.

A psychology student in written correspondence with a convicted killer pieces together a dark truth about her boyfriend.