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This short film deals with adversity that Attila Domos, a T11/12 paraplegic, has experienced and his determination to overcome it with hand cycling competitions.

Two former lovers who reunite for a play face the consequences of a secret that threatens to tear them apart forever.

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In a world where the concept of "Friendship" is unknown without the presence of adversaries, our film explores the complex dynamics between friends and foes. When conflicts arise, the characters must grapple with the question: Is war the only solution? Set against a backdrop where enemies can be found even among the closest relationships, "Friendship" delves into the intricate web of human connections, challenging the very essence of camaraderie. This thought-provoking fantasy film, initially conceived in 2019, finds newfound relevance in the year 2023. Original/Alternative Title: Дружба AWARDS:

A naive animal activist breaks into the home of a wealthy deer hunter in the hopes of spreading her message, only to be met face to face with an unavoidable, split-second tragedy. AWARDS:

In the first of these two popular nursery tales, the greedy troll who lives under the bridge is no match for the biggest of the Billy Goats Gruff. The second tale, The Three Little Pigs, is one of the most beloved children's classics of all time. The moral--that hard work has its rewards--becomes evident as the cleverest and wisest pig finally gets even with the big bad wolf. Ages 4 and up. Winner Parents' Choice Gold Seal Award. Music by Art Lande, Illustrated by David Jorgensen.

MIXED MEMORIES reveals the accounts of three luminous women of mixed origin from Black and Indigenous communities as they try to come to terms with their complex identities. Their touching and intimate stories shed light on the trials and tribulations of being of mixed origin and hold out a mirror for us to contemplate our common humanity. Original title: Mémoires Métissées AWARDS:

A delicate and poetic ode to art, dance, improvisation and inclusion. Syntropia is the encounter of two contemporary dance companies, ZOO/Thomas Hauert (recipient of multiple international awards) and MOPS_DanceSyndrome (made up entirely of young adults with Down Syndrome and the only one of its kind in Europe). An encounter between artists where the experiences of dance and performance express themselves and dialogue in a path of sharing and research. AWARDS:

On a night like any other, a man hears strange noises going around the house but as he continues the noise becomes more and more heard, are they paranormal events or maybe it's just all in his mind? AWARDS:

Two sisters, separated by tragedy. A grieving husband, haunted and devastated, looking for answers. An innocent victim, caught in the web of desperation. To what lengths would you go to bring back someone you love? In the grip of inconsolable loss, a young woman is driven to dark measures to reunite with her sister. RESURREKTOR explores the depths of trauma and the lengths we will go to overcome it. AWARDS:

A quote from Pablo Neruda, music by Antonio Vivaldi, a young woman in an empty apartment. Dance, nude and a direct glance at the audience. There is no obvious plot or story. But there are questions to which the film invites you to imagine answers. "The Rose" is a lyrical melange of poetry, film and music. Original/Alternative Title: The Rose AWARDS:

Four young men find themselves trapped inside a secluded venue after a failed attempt to break in looking to score big. What they find waiting inside was never meant to be found and now their discovery wants them dead. This horrifying situation leaves them now trying to break back out with their lives and skin in tact. AWARDS:

In the Far West, the fur trade is raging. Bloody Furry, one of the last red wolves decides to avenge his exterminated family. But is revenge the best solution to find the way to redemption? AWARDS:

Two women are at the bar talking about urban legends. As midnight approaches and it is last call, they are about to discover if one of those urban legends is real. AWARDS:

When an actress see herself forced to lie at an audition to get her dreamrole it unleashes a dangerous performance. AWARDS:

A physicist thinks he has bad luck but turns out it's because of coffee. He goes about exploring the idea of how a simple coffee could affect our life and questions whether we have free will. AWARDS:

On a weekend trip, friends are attacked by a home invader. AWARDS:

A year after he loses his father on September 11th, Naveed struggles to cope with the ongoing harassment from his peers on top of a looming psychological breakdown. AWARDS:

During a weekend together a grandson's obsession with his Polish grandmother's wartime memories causes a rift in their relationship as a tragic secret is revealed and they must confront the finality of death and the legacy of thos... AWARDS:

Despite Oswald the Lucky Rabbit and his cartoons being popular and well received at the time, they have been vastly overshadowed over time by succeeding animation characters. It is a shame as, while not cartoon masterpieces, they are fascinating for anybody wanting to see what very old animation looked like.Of the 1931 Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cartoons up to this point (so between 'China' and this), the only real above average or more cartoons were 'The Farmer', 'Country School', 'The Bandmaster', 'Radio Rhythm' and this. The others were average or less, 'Northwoods' in particular being pretty weak, though none were terrible.'The Hunter' is one of the better 1931 Oswald cartoons. Although with more to it than the stories of most of the Oswald cartoons that year, the story is somewhat predictable and the timing occasionally could have been sharper.However, the animation is good. It may occasionally lack refinement, but most of it is smooth and detailed with Oswald's movements, gestures and expressions still very much natural. Drawings are fine and there is little if any choppiness or incompleteness.Even better is the music, so catchy and has such an infectious energy that toe tapping and singing along is likely to happen. While not exactly imaginative, other cartoons have similar concepts and do more with them, the gags are still very amusing and much of the pacing is lively with good synchronisation.Oswald has lost none of his endearing factor and the support characters are pr

Nearly 40 years later, 12 Latinx millennials bear witness to Rufina Amaya's grave testimony about what happened at El Mozote. AWARDS:

A man tries to catch an urgent last minute flight, but is delayed due to an ongoing storm. AWARDS:

Three moms become a vigilante death squad.

Where everything is sustainable expect the work environment. AWARDS: