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Bobby and Tommy try to get to the heart of Mikey’s Bigfoot story.

The body of a young hooker is found one night in the center of Rome, killed with a single gunshot. By questioning the pimp who exploited the young woman, and the former prostitute who was the woman's best friend, two police officers will solve the mystery. AWARDS:

A short mute film about a lone man falling in love with a mannequin.

In a near future Los Angeles everyone sees the city through their own set of augmented reality contact lenses. Through these digital screens, it is possible for them to curate their experience of the world, just like an online network bubble that has become physical. Here a young Persian refugee arrives at the border to the city and is given a mandatory set of government-issued immigrant transition AR lenses. Shut out of other people's reality she slowly descends into a new form of digital alienation.

The classic Italian family, happy until the dismissal of Sergio, Miriam's husband and Federico's father, a 9-year-old boy, and Chiara, a 6-year-old girl. The man will say nothing to the family, he believes he has been wronged.

A comedy about a man haunted by a phantom beep which awakens a dark memory from his past. Starring Welsh actor Grahame Fox.

Guy, a pianist passionate about his music, sees his life turned upside down when the church where he officiates takes in a mysterious little girl. A true piano virtuoso, the child prodigy will soon steal the show. A duel of egos then begins.

The first time a man meets his girlfriend's son. AWARDS:

'Highly-transmissible and deadly' is how the Coronavirus was described. We were in a pandemic. People were coughing and losing their senses of taste and smell and were dying. And still, through all of the chaos and hysteria, life goes on. Roommates Chris, Ashley, Becca and Tony have to go out in public...they are out of supplies and need to make a run to the store...during a pandemic in which the virus is 'highly-transmissible and deadly'. All are healthy - so far - and which to remain as such. Each, in their own way, are actually in love with living so death is not an option. Still, they have to go to the store. "The Store (A Covid-19 Comedy)" introduces the four roommates and their unique way of 'shopping' during the pandemic. Many of us simply make 'shopping lists' to work off of, these four take grocery shopping a bit more seriously than many of us. Their plan is 'to attack, divide and conquer'. Each has a responsibility; each has a 'mission' to complete. Though the Coronavirus pandemic is a very serious health situation that is currently being controlled, it's the individual psychology of some during this time that contains hilarity, wonder, and intrigue. Enter Chris, Ashley, Becca, and Tony.

Mariano Astuzzi was a magician, a true magician. A life tormented by the inability to control his magic. His strength was his weakness. Mariano disappeared a few years ago. This documentary traces his life. AWARDS:

When an old school bloke goes to his first ever yoga class the results are anything but enlightening.

Steve want to impress Gwen by taking her on a date to his favorite restaurant, "Carni Vours- The Meat Lover's restaurant" unaware that she is a level 2 vegetarian. Will he change her mind - or will she convert him?

Facing bankruptcy and dangerous competition, gentleman's club owner Vinny Fiore (Joe Nemchek) has less than 3 months to save his family's business. Can his old friend Sonny Campbell (Jack ...

A withered old man metaphysically recalls the deepest memories of his late lover. https://vimeo.com/429136410

In the 16th century, the rapier and dagger fighting style took England by storm in popularity right as William Shakespeare was writing the famous fight scenes of Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet. The bard includes specific terms and techniques from what was then a highly controversial weapons style. Explore the history of the Italian Fencing masters who immigrated to England and their powerful influence on Shakespeare's Art of the Sword.

A desert city in the middle of the Western Sahara: the camp “February 27th”. Initially created as a makeshift solution, it has turned into a permanent settlement since the Moroccan annexation in 1976. For 42years, around 210.000 Saharawi have been living in camps like this in the Algerian desert, waiting for a referendum on independence. Beyond the understanding of the political crisis, this film gives access to the daily life in the middle of the desert and refugees who resist while waiting to return to their country. Slowly, the camera approachesthis place and its history in various scenes: women tell the story of how they sew the first tents from their clothes, a camel is being loaded onto a pick-up, atea ceremony. With a very sensitive and respectful approach, the viewer isinvited to discover a sense of resilience and resistance inscribed in the static testimony of women evoking memories and hopes of returning home.“February 27th” shows the life in a temporary existence that evolved into a permanent home against people’s will and to this day symbolizes their resistance and resilience.February 27th premiered at the „Duisburger Filmwoche“ in 2018 and was screened atlocal andinternational filmfestivals including „Dokfest“(Munich), „Diagonale Festival of Austrian Film“(Graz, Austria) and„West Europe International Filmfestival“ (Brussels, Belgium). In 2019 the film also won the prize for the best feature documentary film at the „Festival the Cinede

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A young man discovers the path to join the mysterious fraternity of Freemasons under the guise of making "good men better" only to discover the positive glamour of the fraternity, and men involved, is only on the surface. AWARDS:

A trio of alcoholic narcissists plot to impress a young couple at a baby shower with a brand new ultralight stroller, however all three have their own selfish reasons and nearly derail the proceedings with their shenanigans in the... AWARDS:

"Aeterna" is an evocative essay on the concept of beauty. Presented in a unique diptych format, it delves into the life of an actress, offering a poignant biographical exploration. The story skillfully exposes the psychological duality that exists between her authentic self and the facade she maintains for society. This compelling journey is narrated through the eyes of a teenager, who theatrically embodies every stage of the actress's life journey—from her early foray into the world of glamour to her descent into elderliness. Central to this narrative is the symbolic mask worn by the actress, representing her reliance on makeup and plastic surgery as futile attempts to preserve her youth. This mask evolves into a profound metaphor, illustrating her struggle to break free from the crushing societal pressures and her own preoccupation with outer beauty. The story of "Aeterna" stands as a haunting reminder of the importance of self-acceptance and the ephemeral nature of physical beauty, urging the audience to reflect on the true essence of what makes us beautiful. AWARDS:

How often do we ask someone "Hey, how are you?", without receiving an honest answer? The taboo around topics like suicide and depression is slowly being broken, but most of us still find it difficult to openly and honestly talk about it. We often don't even admit it to ourselves when we need help. We created this film to raise awareness about mental health, in particular depression. AWARDS:

When Andy discovers mid-coitus that her new beaux has a micro-penis, she rushes to her roommates who remind her that he’s thoughtful, adventurous, and way too hot to let go of. Besides, he's had this Little Issue his whole life: he must know how to use it! AWARDS:

After receiving an emergency call, a struggling actor has to face his family during his lowest moment.

A man brings a unconscious girl to a suburban home. After some time, he kills her and performs sexual intercourse with her dead body.