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When James is greeted in his hotel room by a mysterious young woman he must come to terms with his past indiscretions. AWARDS:

This is a film written by a woman for women. A perspective of a female's life. Original/Alternative Title: 女。生。 AWARDS:

It’s a love story. Just another boring love story, you would say. I don’t think so, cause, everything we do is a love story. A painter and his painting, it’s a love story! A police man and his case, it’s a love story. Even a serial murder and his victimis, it’s a love story. An hospital for example, over there everything is full of love: kisses, pain, tears, hugs. Think about a big tragedy, all the telephone lines are full of love messages, no one caring about hate, no one calling his enemy yelling at the phone: i’m sure that all you can hear contains a love’s message. This is the reality, everyone has its love: compulsive, crazy, deep, foolish. Love is really everywhere. So, why sometimes love comes to an end? Babele, is a tower, in the Bible. It is a punishment. After the creation of this tower, people had problems in communication, they couldn’t understand properly each-other, cause of the different languages. We are roughly the same from the beginning to the end of our love story, but if at the beginning a misunderstanding is a reason of laugh, at the end it will generate a deafening silence. It’s not about people is about perspective. So, yes it is only a love story. It could be boring, but everyone can find a little piece of its life in it. AWARDS:

Voices in a crowd stir violent emotions, microaggressions bring up past traumas. Then a turning shifts the emotional landscape... A short animated film about the emotional impact of homo- bi- and transphobia on young people, and how support and community can help us grow.

Kat runs late to an interview at Intrinsic Recruiting. In the lobby, she takes a pill to stave off a "condition." The picturesque office's facade soon starts to crack, with malfunctioning supplies, interchangeable receptionists, a...

Barbara was a showgirl, one of the “Little-Butterflies”, of a 90s italian iconic tv show, inspired by Non è La Rai by Gianni Boncompagni. Nowadays, she's just an ordinary person. She was fired from the tv studios because of a public blunder in 1992. Since that day, Barbara has been trying to resurrect her fame, clearly very unsuccessfully. Suddenly she gets a call: a new reality show is looking for VIP from the past.. Barbara finds out than she will be just a puppet for the new television show. In order to have the spotlights back on her even, Barbara accepts to be human consumption AWARDS:

Desperate to achieve musical greatness, a violinist ravages her body and soul by summoning the Horned God, Cernunnos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Alg9T7VuCNY

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A hunchback boy sets off by himself to the seaside, where he experiences a reckoning with the burdens and challenges of his life. AWARDS:

Lee at the piano singing a fragment of a blues when a young man enters her home with a pile of records: - Hello Miss Morse. I've brought over those records you just made for us. Oh, they're great. We'll be able to make the movie n...

A city slicker from Elmira, NY, speeding through the back woods, gets a look at a lovely woman, a local school teacher, and decides to pose as a mountain man, the last of the McCoys, to get her attention. A skunk and a split in his trousers may derail him before he gets properly started. Then, local whiskey runners think he's an undercover cop. To prove his bona fides, the gang wants him to sing an Appalachian song. Can he deliver a convincing performance and win the mountain gal's heart? Or has he made a serious miscalculation?

A woman battles against peoples' inner demons by gaining access to their soul.

Conrad has returned to his hometown in the middle of winter. Riding with the sheriff, he is on his way to find out whether the ruined corpse found nearby is his long-disappeared mother. When he finally sees the remains, he is suddenly shocked into understanding the missing pieces of his early life.

Jessica is recently separated and looking for some sexual intrigue. She brings home Dan, a stranger who may have gotten more than he bargained for when her soon-to-be-ex husband Jeff pays ... AWARDS:

A young adult (Brian) is visited by his brother, Jeremy, who needs a place to stay as he settles into his new city. The two polar opposite personalities begin to clash as Jeremy's presence poses a threat to Brian's way of life. Brian's uptight personality and unreasonable living standards rub off on Jeremy, creating an incredible amount of tension. Bad blood, stemming from a traumatic past event reveals the shocking truth of the brothers' current situations, as Brian struggles to differentiate between reality and his worst nightmares. AWARDS:

When a mysterious lady leaves a strange book for a Novelist, things take a turn for the bizarre. AWARDS:

A genetic experiment goes wrong, potentially creating a disaster for human kind AWARDS:

A puppy is forced into a barber shop run by Oswald the Rabbit. Oswald can't shave the dog's back at first, as the hair keeps growing back. He eventually realizes the mutt's drinking hair tonic and so he takes the bottle away and finishes the job. A hippo's next in line, then an elephant, then a truculent and lascivious bear, all with equally humorous results.

The gang enter their little brothers and sisters in a baby contest.

The songwriting team of Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart always had a touch of self-deprecation in their humour and in Hart's witty lyrics. I savour the gag appearance that they made on-screen in 'Hallelujah, I'm a Tramp', a film musical for which they wrote the songs: Rodgers and Hart appear briefly as two bank clerks, attempting to cash a cheque for $10. (Both men were earning millions at the time.) In hindsight, we know that things weren't so happy. Hart was a deeply neurotic man with a strong self-loathing and a severe drinking problem. Rodgers's alcoholism was less obtrusive than Hart's (it didn't affect his work as much), but he suffered from lifelong bouts of depression and phobias.Here, they star in a musical short which manages to suggest that the songwriting life is not all peaches and cream. We see Dick and Larry at a piano, in a cluttered area which is allegedly backstage at a Broadway theatre, but which looks suspiciously like a dressed set at Paramount's studio in Astoria, Queens. An actor pretending to be a stage manager arrives, escorting an actress in a cloche hat and stole, whom he introduces as 'Miss Merrill', a reporter for 'United Syndicate'. She's writing an article about the songsters, and wants to get some background. Rodgers nervously entreats her not to ask them 'Which comes first, the words or the music.' (About 30 years later, when Rodgers was teamed with Oscar Hammerstein, he served a stint of jury duty ... and the judge asked him precisely this qu

Menial tasks become difficult, tense and dangerous in the year 2020. A dark comedy time capsule of the year 2020. AWARDS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysU276YW4Fk

When two goons go on shakedown for their boss, they have a night they will always remember and an outcome they will never forget. AWARDS:

Once upon a time… In the new Spain! An Indian love of a beautiful woman ... desperate going with Celestina ... That letter will give you spellbound And whoever reads ... you will love it. AWARDS:

In this featurette by HorrorWeb Productions, your hostess Scarah, Damsel of the Dooms, seeks the ultimate spell for eternal life - at all costs. AWARDS: