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Documentary about the idol group Aqours, depicting the nine members' feelings and experiences over their whole 10-year run, through historical footages and exclusive three-month close-up coverage leading up to their final live concert.
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A young woman tries to recover from a profound traumatic experience by retreating into a self-created internal world, far away from the harsh medieval reality in which she finds herself day by day. But as a forgotten secret emerges, she is drawn to confront the truth of who she truly is.
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A man dies young. Funeral rites – yes; mourning – not so much. A death that stirs and shakes things up. A film that shows the violence of family relationships with uncanny subtlety and verve, the pendulum of void and solace.
After a night out, a young man drifts through the following day as moments repeat and fall out of sync, capturing his attempt to return to routine while feeling trapped in the emotional aftermath.
After her teenage daughter vanishes after sneaking out of the house, a single mother becomes obsessed with a local urban legend about teens disappearing after a dangerous initiation event.
The film draws on the concept of audio feedback as a metaphor for the circulation of rhythm, memory, and cultural codes within the African diaspora. Audio feedback – the loop where sound cycles between output and input, amplifying itself—becomes a way to understand how cultures, stories, and histories reverberate across continents and generations. The drum, both as a physical instrument and as a symbol of rhythmic connection, beats the film’s time. Tracing its evolution from traditional West African drumming traditions to electronic drum machines, Feedback highlights how the drum functions as a structural and spiritual backbone of communal gathering.
a collection of thoughts about the meaning of art, narrated in the language of good, toki pona.
The Abnormal Beauty Company offers a raw, rare glimpse into the meteoric rise of The Ordinary, the price of transparency, and the enduring legacy of one of the world’s most disruptive skincare brands and the enduring legacy of its troubled, genius founder.
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Alone. Empty. Followed. How fast does fear make you run?
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The Long Awaited sequel to the critically acclaimed Lemon (1969), this time shedding some light on it's red cirtus-y friend
A cocktail mix of yuri with neo-noir and girls-with-guns.
A film about outlaws that breaks the rules of storytelling. A secretive man arrives at the airport—he has a job interview with the leader of a criminal syndicate. He decides to protect the gangster against the threat of a mysterious woman and her child, who want him dead. Violence is inevitable, but it manifests in enigmatic ways.
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"Au Hasard" is a nine-minute experimental essay in perceptual control. Projected through overlapping red and blue image streams, the film uses colour-filtered glasses to divide the audience’s visual experience. Two people seated side by side may watch the same screen...but not the same movie. Blending archival propaganda, poetic narration, and formal play, the film explores how missed information is often the root of misinformation. Evoking Godard with a touch of William Castle, "Au Hasard" is both a cinema of ideas and an act of cinematic misdirection.