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Live show from powermetal band Lovebites, performed at Hitomi Memorial Hall, Tokyo, Japan. September 24, 2023 and relased in August 28th, 2024

A young boy tries to comfort his grieving mother.

Malcolm creates a video diary for his partner Daniel to remind him of their memories as Daniel begins to forget.

Siwoo misses her father, and brings home a robot replica that looks just like him, with his memories programmed into it. Even if her mother is opposed to the idea, she’ll do whatever it takes to prove her father is still out there, so they can all be a family again.

A documentary about a woman who paints Garfield for a living dismantles when the filmmaker becomes mystified with the color orange.

Rano came to consiousness in a female ward after spending 4 years disguised as a man. On being interrogated, 'she' at first denied the charge of fraud. On further probing 'she' finally broke down and confessed that extreme poverty led her to claim the job meant for her dead husband

A few different methods that are supposed to help with memorization are presented

A feverish look at the high-stakes and mind-boggling world of the mattress-selling business.

Klamp worked closely with two communities residing in Armenian border villages to produce this award-winning documentary film. His captivating 23-minute short is significantly informed by the discipline of ethnology, the study of cultures and societies. It delves deep into the customs, traditions, and collective memory of these communities. The film deftly explores the establishment of a community archive, with village elders playing a crucial role in preserving their cultural heritage. Klamp captured the essence of intergenerational knowledge transfer and the significance of preserving a community's identity. Klamp’s work in Armenia is inspired by his wife's heritage and explores universal themes of memory and identity that resonate beyond the Armenian experience.

Short documentary about Carlos Ortúzar's El Cuarto Mundo, sculpture created to be placed in the front of the tower of one of the most important buildings made during the Unidad Popular goverment, the Unctad III building. Commissioned by Salvador Allende to host the Third World Conference of the United Nations, the building was inaugurated on April 3rd, 1972. El Cuarto Mundo was an unprecedented sculptural proposal for its time; its circles moved with the wind and were reflected in a mirror of water, integrating into its surroundings and context. On September 11, 1973, the coup d'état took place in Chile. Days later, the sculpture, along with other works located there, was dismantled and disappeared, with no traces of its parade known to this day.

A scene from the past is reconstructed with unseen faces and a narrative that comes alive as it transcends time.

The magnificent story of Anthony Maurice Tooton (I) as told by his Great-Grandson: Anthony McGrath Tooton (IV).

Grappling with the loss of her beloved, a programmer begins employment at a tech company specializing in high-end, artificial companions.

In time, only our memories are left to tell our stories.