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That’s Molly. Sweet bod, sweet car, serious drug problem. She just picked me up to party for my 21st. Ngl kinda scared lol.

Based on Genevieve Asenjo's short story, "promdi@manila," a young lady entering the age of legality reignites a long-lost connection with her childhood friend as she slowly confronts the bittersweet realities of her society.

Goli (Gulshan) is a poor boy in a Jammu village who dreams of becoming a Football player. Circumstances however lead him to take up his father's profession of painting statues. Now in his late 20s he bumps into Rekha, another passionate football player who has been married off at a young age. She however continues to play street Football with village children, coaching and encouraging them to "play the sport".

When independent filmmaker Jonathan Berman invites his boyhood friend to come live with him after Paul's release from prison for bank robbery, they both get more than they expect. We get a revealing look at friendship and coping with mental illness.

When Chris comes home to Cork for her sister Zara’s 13th birthday, a buried family secret begins to find its way to the surface.

A photography student becomes obsessed towards a male acting student at his college.

The story is about two gay boys in love, who must decide whether to come to terms with their sexuality, taking a risk to be themselves - and start a life that is true - despite the odds and pressures of high school.

A 1971 Filipino film starring Sajid Khan and directed by Joey Gosiengfiao.

Annie wants to find her cat and forget her past. She walks the streets of the East End of London, in the footsteps of Josef Stalin and Mahatma Gandhi. Annie's obsessive journey through local history triggers an unravelling of her own life.

Amidst a stylish and nostalgic ambiance inspired by 1960s fashion, a woman finds herself anxiously awaiting a significant phone call.

People from different ethnic backgrounds with "difficult" names by Western standards share their experience with moving through the world with an identity that challenges others to simply just say their name. A short social docu-film by Mariam Meliksetyan, “Say My Name” is a meditation on identity, otherness, assimilation, community, and ancestral roots.

Alex has hit a wall. Juggling a life as a cooking show host for cable TV and a single mother has left Alex feeling stale. So, when her boss tells her that the show is in jeopardy due to low ratings, she decides it's time to take it on the road and to try and reinvent herself. With no budget and no real plan, she packs her bags for Adriatico in the Mediterranean (an area where she grew up). She persuades her despondent daughter Lucy to go along to help her shoot her new show. Lucy has no idea that the trip is not really about a cooking show but is more about revealing the secrets of Alex's family.

Film presents an allegorical story of a society, where time is being measured by the movements of daily-use objects rotating around the planet: the Marlboro butt, bottle cap and sticking plaster. In the humorous fashion, the narrator describes the conventionality and arbitrariness of norms implemented on society.

A road-trip comedy filmed in vignettes and set in Columbus, Ohio.

A boy tries to prove that his pet cat is possessed by a demon.

About the lies we tell ourselves and others, and how nearly every decision people make is based on what other people will think of them. How we are programmed and conditioned to live our lives, become people pleasers and live other people's values and expectations. With Joel Van der Molen and Best Selling author Tony Jeton Selimi.

A woman in a shrink's office tells us how her journey into drug use found her having lesbian sex and then participating in an orgy after partying it up at friend's house and smoking some reefer.

While on his way to a Halloween party, a man drives through a town, slowly realizing it's gone insane.

A collection of classic bloopers from radio and television.