Film Home Is Somewhere Else Vos

A historical reading of the first Armenian refugee communities, as they developed throughout the Greek territory after the Asia Minor disaster, parallel to an observation of a particular view of modern Athens, where the children of the Neos Kosmos Primary School try to preserve their Armenian identity.

With this poetic collection of photos, news footage, and home movies, filmmaker Mikhail Zheleznikov takes stock of his childhood in the USSR and post-Soviet St. Petersburg.

As a result of the second Karabakh war, a village should be ceded to Azerbaijan since a new highway is built through the Lachin corridor. The family of Narine, like many other Armenian families, needs to find a new place.

A bus of refugees from the war is stopped by soldiers. They search the passengers and take away a young woman. The villagers observe the alarming scene and look on, indifferently. The teacher is the only one who tries to show some solidarity with the young woman.

Lena has been forced to move home; forced to leave everything she loves behind. Her life has been turned upside down. No longer will she be able to explore the bustling streets of London and delight in playing with her dearest friends. She has arrived in an idyllic country cottage.

Home Within explores the challenges faced by trans people in politically restricted and queerphobic societies. The film follows Carmen, a young trans woman from Baku, as she struggles to find a safe space while staying true to her identity. It delves into the difficulties the queer community encounters regarding access to housing. Ultimately, the film portrays the universal quest for acceptance and belonging.

The Way Home is the story of Chucho, Marco, Erika and Christian; four actors who, through theater, face a world that is not built for them. A world that is not for the blind.

After moving to the countryside to live in a new house built on stilts, Borey's family starts experiencing strange, unimaginable events. Their eldest daughter, Kaew, becomes possessed by a spirit that terrorizes the village. The villagers search for the cause, eventually discovering that the spirit is within Kaew. Ta San, a local spiritual healer, uses various religious methods to free and help Kaew.

"Between homes" is an authored documentary in which Chloe reflects on the 15 years she spent abroad before finally returning back to her home, her Lebanon. As she returns, she finds a struggling "home", and questions: is home only a place? The film explores identity, belonging, and the quest for a true sense of place in a concise, emotional journey.

A documentary film about the production process of "Shooting Star" created by installation artist Seo Do-ho's creative ideas.

This tale of familial warfare and sacrifice takes place in hard-pressed Shanghai at the end of the 1940s. Hu Zhiqing can barely support his wife and children, and his situation is worsened by the unexpected arrival of his mother, brother and sister-in-law. When he is fired by his unscrupulous boss, the whole family becomes embroiled in one emotional/economic struggle after another.

Indie drama from Japan.

After the death of a cultural icon and tribal chieftain in Bukidnon, his adopted son takes on his cause to preserve their cultural heritage through music.

Timid and shy eleven-year-old George from an Arab Christian family suffers from the mockery of classmates over the fact that his body hair began to grow early. At home, the brutal hairy father, in turn, is annoyed that his son is too quiet and almost ready to cry. What should a boy do if he feels that the whole world is against him?

After an unexpected trauma, Luna (25) is no longer able to leave the house.She is failing to be a good example for her 10-year-old sister, Aurora. The little sister reacted very differently by starting to dress every day like the great women she admires: Frida Kahlo, Coco Chanel, Emmy Noether. On Aurora's birthday, Luna discovers that her gift will not be delivered to her home and that she will have to pick it up directly at the delivery branch. How will Luna react?

Incapable of falling asleep, Mamadou starts to walk endlessly to tire himself and be able to have a final dream of where he was born.

In this interesting twist of switching places, Ing is heir to a hotel chain, and Run is a country girl who owns a homestay. When Ing and Run’s lives are threatened, they agree to swap homes until the culprits are caught. Ing, unsure of who she can trust, lies about her identity while in hiding. Ing meets Samer, Run’s best friend who has feelings for her. Ing learns that country life isn’t so bad and grows closer to Samer. In Bangkok, Run meets Krit. He thinks she’s a con artist and they take an instant dislike to one another. However, as days past and more time is spent together, Run and Krit begin developing feelings for one another. Can Ing and Run discover who is threatening them? How will Samer react when he learns that Ing has been lying about who she is. How will Run react when it’s revealed that Krit wants to buy her land to build a resort? Will they be able to move forward?