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The man suddenly encounters a mysterious woman and has to fight against her. After two times of fight, he gains enlightenment. 'Everything is changed by the way of thinking. 'Mind' determines between fortune and misfortune.' This is a genre-mixed film, French Nouveau roman and Martial Arts. Narrative progresses with the man's inner mind statement. When he feels sorrow and anger, the day changes into the night and suddenly rain comes. And vice versa.

Three interwoven stories of contemporary China. In the snowy forests of northern China, a lonely man herds reindeer and busies himself with his daily tasks, looking forward to visits from his wife and son. In Shanghai, a young restaurant worker becomes drawn to a troubled young woman and tries to care for her. In Paris, a young Chinese student is robbed of his passport. He receives unexpected help from an elderly compatriot who knows the ins and outs of their new city.

This latest work from the ReStack’s pulls the experience of becoming mother (both through fostering and bio) through the lens of personal lives that are always, also, steeped in a world where systemic racism, classism and heteronormativity influence and shape. Using documentary footage, a journey into a cave, a dream recounted and formal strategies of color, sound and movement the ReStack’s push experiences and ideas together to see what can yield or reveal. The Sky’s In There proposes a fragmented meditation on the capacity of relation to bring about transformation.

The main character loses her father. There is a long way to the funeral ahead. Living as if on the edge between reality and dreams, she wants to find herself again and feel the desire to live.

Haruo, a director, auditions for a film already partially shot in Taiwan. Thus he meets Ma, a young Taiwanese skater just as disoriented as he is.

Where There is Life follows the journey of Margaret Lee, her husband Stephen and their daughter Imogen, after Margaret is diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease in late 2010.

In this episode of the heartwarming musical series that aims to teach children good values, the sheep examine the importance of following rules. According to the Great Shepherd, if the sheep don't follow rules, they could get lost … really lost. Includes the catchy "Snow Song" and "Rules Song."

A husband and wife go to a campsite together and it doesn’t exactly go well…

What is channeling? What are "spirit guides", "inner friends", and "multiple personalities?" Where do they come from? Is there any harm to the practitioner? Find out in this fascinating and startling examination of one of America's most dangerous spiritual trends. Channeling: the phenomenon is widespread. There are thousands of channelers in North America alone, and millions of adherents from all walks of life. They come seeking the wisdom of the so called spirit guides. Who Goes There? Takes you into the world of these channeled entities and raises some pertinent questions. Are the guides really who they say they are? Are there any dangers in this modern form of medium ship? WHO GOES THERE? looks beneath the surface into issues where mystery abounds.

Set in the context of urban renewal encroaching upon one of Karachi’s most magical public spaces, Seaview Beach, the film frames a series of ‘side’ conversations with about-to-be-displaced beach vendors amid the choreography of their surreal LED-lit beach buggies, which bend the real and the present into a series of future imaginaries of aspiration.

A reflection on the landscape and a dialogue with the welsh poet Dylan Thomas. Images are in-camera editing, three Super 8 cartridges of three minutes by chapter. All four chapters or ‘territories’ are dialectical connexions between sound and image, improvisation related to the image, and montage thought through the sound.

It is the week before full lockdown is in place. Guy, a fresh graduate overseas, is in a dilemma: should he return to Malaysia for good? Or should he stay and try to look for a job in the midst of a pandemic? Just as he is trying to make a decision, his phone rings: it’s his mom.

Black drama short Director: Kelechi Jude | Stars: Sophie Harmon, Mickey Johnson, Ruan Martins, Marvin McClain

Nile Rodgers and more on how Disco's death gave birth to the most iconic sound in dance. How social unrest and Chicago's underground gay clubs led to a global dance movement. How young black entrepreneurs created a music empire that eventually topped UK charts.

Searching for proof of a two-decade old legend, a first-time director discovers not only a gripping tale of friendship, passion and faded dreams, but one last chance to make things right.

Chris and Liv are getting ready for a wedding reception when the cracks in their friendship begin to surface.

Cody Richards decides to walk home from school on the afternoon of Halloween. She had no idea that something would soon be following her every step, something intent on making this Halloween her last.

A conversational exploration of inner child work through the lens of grief, love, and community.

During the lock-down, Alice lives in a house full of roommates until their relationship starts to crumble.