Film The Inve

A series of beautiful black-and-white photographs is marred by yellow Post-its with their notes erased. An unassuming narrator makes things even more mysterious with a description that deviates from what you see; the constant tension makes every interpretation ambivalent. With a nod to poet Baudelaire.

".... I used to ... all Palestinian kids in Israel, used to hold the Israeli flag and sing for Israel in Arabic. Each year we used to do that, to celebrate, we would prepare dance shows, theater plays and songs! A lot of decorations and flags everywhere... And no one said anything. Imagine we used to stand on lines at the schoolyard each with his little blue and white flag. But the next day which is the Independence Day, a free day when all families and friends were supposed to go out on a picnic somewhere, or to the beach... my father always used to be sick and we never left the house on that specific day.

a film about how attitude dissimilar family against abortion .....

Morita, a socially successful man, is one day diagnosed with cancer and given three months to live. Morita wants to decide his own death, so he considers committing suicide. Then he is stunned to learn that the human world will end today. Morita heads for the house in the forest where he used to live.

In the woods is a company where animals work. One worker, the chameleon, is hurt by the ridicule from his colleagues. Can they come to understand each other?

In this film, the idea of the iron rabbit is used as a metaphor for bisexuals’ situation. Something that looks like a rabbit is not necessarily a rabbit. When a straight couple appears, people often consider them to be ordinary heterosexuals. And when two gay people get together, people simply think of them as homosexuals. In this instinctive view, which holds that people are either homo or hetero, bisexuals seem to fade out. This film is a real reflection of the lives of bisexual people in Taiwan. We hope that through the film, people can understand more about bisexuals.

In the Summer of 2008, an 8-year-old boy pays a short visit to his father in Hong Kong, applying for permanent identity card. As the visit comes to an end, they find it increasingly difficult to ask what they want from each other.

An artist. A city. In his daily life Manoel Santos walks with his broom cleaning the city. Time is short to create your arts in painting. Double work. Hardly anyone can see the Artist on the street. With a strong work he manages to pierce a blockade of his invisibility.

Mel is a photographer who preferably takes pictures of trees, used hotel rooms after sexual encounters and the streets of her hometown Trujillo. After her mother dies, she learns about a large debt she has left her. In an exhibition about her city, which she has organized with some colleagues, her picture catches the attention of a woman whom Mel has already come across in her photographic expeditions on the streets. They develop a special connection while accompanying each other through their days, wandering in a black and white Trujillo.

Ethnographic film

Paweł Łoziński’s documentary is a short, metaphoric story, undertaking a problem of memory, identity, searching for traces of the recent past. Here, on thirty hectares in the city centre, the inventory is being made – it is to lead to reconstruction of a lost city. The camera focuses on details, showing fingers touching an obliterated inscription or a laborious process of decoding letters excavated from the ground, because each of them means something.

The theater director Víctor Conde is preparing his jump to the cinema with a science-fiction musical starring Angy Fernández, María Castro, Ricardo Gómez and Santiago Segura, among others.

The Rasman family, farmers in Istria, is devastated by the murder of their mentally disabled son Riccardo at the hands of the police. His elderly parents and his sister Giuliana are searching for a form of justice that will help them to process an incomprehensible event. As their hopes of finding the truth fade, they develop a persecution complex and irrationality takes hold.

A visually impaired violinist, an unsuccessful pianist, an aspiring vocalist and a patriotic accordion player study at the Novosibirsk Conservatory. A musical documentary about their fears and dreams.

The narrator lives in a savior who lives in Mashhad, and his job is to steal from the pilgrims of the shrine of Imam Reza (AS), through which he has lost his life, but ultimately, those who lose this story will overcome the stories of the film...

2000 organisms in 514 living cells form a coral reef made of concrete and steel. Portrait of an invisible city.

Jobless and living with her ex-boyfriend, Catalina lives her life one step at a time.

The fact that a 40-year older version of him crawls out of a washing machine in his laundromat one day does not make Shinta's life any easier, but ultimately helps solve family problems.