Complet Bab

Leona is a nightclub singer in Los Angeles. In the video she sits in her living room, sings short demonstrations of songs, and comments upon each of them. She alternates between performing and speaking about her life as both a private and a public person. She addresses the person behind the camera, the audience watching the video almost 'becomes' this person and it creates an intimate space between the viewer and the subject.

A comedy adventure of Big Boy, age two. Wears a derby and adult dress shoes.

The short shows how children are at the mercy of social surveillance to follow standards that have been historically built in society.

After school special

This raunchy, girl-powered comedy follows the journey of Christine and her best friends, three ladies on a quest to defeat their biological clocks and have a baby. Trying everything from anonymous donation, ex-boyfriends, adoption to audacious seduction... No stone is left unturned as these women will do absolutely anything to get pregnant and show Mother Nature who is boss!

Paresh Bannerjee, Naren Bhattacharya and Nibhanani Devi

When Matt lets his little sister watch a horror movie with him while babysitting, Abby becomes so scared that their mother punishes him. A scare war between the siblings begin, and they both learn a lot about what it is to be truly scared.

Vivamax, a streaming service that offers a vast collection of Pinoy movies, recently released a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the movie "Ang Babaeng Nawawala Sa Sarili." This documentary-style video showcases the hard work and dedication of the cast and crew in bringing the story to life.Directed by Jun Robles Lana and starring Ritz Azul, "Ang Babaeng Nawawala Sa Sarili" tells the story of a woman's journey to finding her identity.

Slovenian director Petra Seliskar investigates the role of ideology in her personal family history by means of interviews with her paternal grandfather, her Macedonian boyfriend Brand's maternal grandmother and his Cuban grandmother on his father's side. Illustrated by archive footage and home movies, her voice-over describes her family's personal story, Yugoslavia under Tito, and the recent war, accompanied by some particularly shocking footage. The nature shots and the alternation of classical, popular and revolutionary music occasionally lend the stories a light-hearted tone.

You love him. You hate him. You argue with him. You agree. But we guarantee you'll be entertained as ESPN's own Dick Vitale picks his all time Superstars from the 50's, 60's, 70's and 80's. It's a unique look at college basketball's most incredible players put together as only Vitale can. Through seldom seen vitage footage you'll relive the college days of Jerry West and Elgin Baylor, Kareem's early days as "Lew", Bird's beginnings at Indiana State, and so much more. Dick chooses, by decade, the best players for each positions for what he calls his "Rolls Roycers". And then he defines the players according to the "Vitale Dictionary", introducing you to his "PTP'ers", his "Rock Dish Supreme", "The Windex Men", and of course his all time "Slam Bam Jammers". They're all here: the Wilts, the Magics, the Jordans. You know the names, Dick knows the game. It's the best of the best and a walk down memory lane with ESPN'S most flamboyant commentator. So take "Time Out, Baby!"

In Singapore in 2020, a drag performer named Opera Tang makes her debut in a pink dress as people cheer her on. She has her drag performance, through which she finds a best friend, and her lover, but the world surrounding her is not always pleasant. The conservative beliefs of her Catholic family, the ban on gay sex, and the system of conscription are harsh realities that she must face every day.

Film-maker during multiple visits during the year 2019, manages to film the city Bombay, India, in its essence during the time. Firmly believes, though always a visitor to Bombay, Off many visits in between childhood and adulthood, the city has had lasting impressions over life. The film deals with similar and familiar landscapes that heavily dwelves around in.

While on a mission to kill an invisible cowboy, best friends Paula and Baby learn just how fragile the fantastical world they have created together really is.

Children exposed to domestic abuse are more likely to be abusive or experience abuse in their adult relationships, creating a cycle of trauma and risks to life chances across generations. For Baby's Sake is a programme for expectant parents, who want to bring an end to domestic abuse and create the best possible start in life for their baby. The film is built from interviews with two new parents who share their experience and give the message that with the right help - change is possible. The film was made during the COVID 19 lockdown, animated on a houseboat in Wiltshire.