The Past Is Far Behind Us

Gregory and Matilda put pressure on a weekend getaway to resolve all of their issues but as their toxicity intermixes with the folklore of the town, the couple's problems are not the only thing they find themselves trying to escape.

New Yorker Javier Zamora recounts his migration story from El Salvador to the US and its impact on his life.

This is an intriguing avant-garde look at what motivates the leisurely classes in Portugal, for better or worse, by director Manoel de Oliveira. Set in a spacious country home peopled with a wide-ranging cast of characters, the drama begins as the friends of a widow come to console her on the loss of her husband. But at one point, the widow goes upstairs, encounters her husband, and is faced with his accusations about the past. This event and others provide the means of revealing the petty, self-serving, egocentric, and romantic pursuits of the melange of people in the house. - Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

A finding of an old briefcase in a ruined house in 1970s leads to a treasure, hidden in the 1920s.

A writer (Hidetoshi Nishijima) who has an artistic crisis purchases a stack of diaries written by a teenage girl (Yû Aoi) who is fatally ill. Living in different time lines both are able to communicate via writing diaries…

Renate is afraid that if she allows herself to mourn her dead mother, she will lose control over her own life. When she finally realizes that suppressing her depression is destroying the relationship with her sister, Renate understands that she is about to lose all control over herself.

A lonely old woman moves to a retirement home.

The life of an ordinary guy was measured and monotonous, but everything changes in an instant, when he mysteriously enters the past...

The heroine can not find her happiness. The girl decides to meet all her ex-boyfriends to remember what she dreamed of. 5 meetings, 5 former, 5 different circumstances. What can a woman do to gain her happiness?

After being sentenced to community service, Sara begins working with Artur, a lonely septuagenarian in a wheelchair.

Ramón Aguirre is an old actor from the time of the Mexican Golden Cinema, whose years of fame are completely over. Locked away in his apartment in Tacubaya, afflicted by his unfortunate physical condition, as well as by the resounding change suffered in his city, Ramón only has two hobbies left, writing his memories and regrets in a small diary, mainly that of having lost the love of his life, Silvia, and spy through a small crack on his neighbor, Pedro, who is a writer who suffers from artistic block and constant phone fights with his fiancée, and with whom Ramón has developed a peculiar bond, despite of never having exchanged any word.

A son visits his elderly and ill mother, however things do not go as planned.

During the end of World War 2, in May 1945, a 23-year old British officer goes on an adventure to the east. Manfred Gans, son of a German-Jewish merchant family is traveling through Germany, in the hope of finding his parents alive in the concentration camp Theresienstadt near Prague. More than 70 years later, his descendants step into his footsteps.

Polish emigrant—Martynka—living for 15 years in Manhattan, divorces her American husband and decides to look for her new home in Greenpoint. This is a district that reminds her of folksy Polish people and the type of emigrants she does not want to identify with. However now she realizes that the longing for the family draws her just here. Moreover, the district is changing into an intercultural melting pot and this is the last moment to taste life among her fellow Polish people. Martynka makes contact with people who came to New York 20, 30 years ago, completely unprepared for the reality overseas. Her neighbor, Henryk, becomes her friend and helper in difficult times. Helena—an elderly lady living in a senior home—inspires her to create an artistic project. Martynka listens to stories of determination, loneliness, fear, but also stories of finding their place on foreign ground as she deals with her own past, hoping to overcome the feeling of loneliness and alienation in New York.

As of 1990, many African women fleeing their homes because of the war and political instability in their countries settled down in Belgium. 20 years later, They are haunted by their past. How to express these anxieties that gnaw at them? How to say the unspeakable? What if women other than these refugees started to open the doors of the past?

Alia tries to avenge her brother's murder who lives away from his family after they sentence him the death penalty and gains her father's forgiveness and she accused her brother's friend Hamoud of plotting her only brother's murder Ghaleb, and taking revenge Will she succeed?

The film explores the varying degrees, forms and issues of surveillance (the feeling of being policed) which are the heart of the relationship and conflict of a schizophrenia patient and caregiver, especially during the treatment phase.

The countess Hélène de Rochegrune awaits the return of her fiancé who went to the front.

Lono is a thief who steals from the corrupt on behalf of the poor.