What Will The Future Be

In Shimizu’s sequel to his 1948 masterpiece, a journalist arrives in the secluded foothills of Izu to find a hidden commune to ask, “What happened to the children of the Beehive?” Three years have passed and her question situates itself not only in the realm of Shimizu’s craft, but that of reality: What became of the war orphans Shimizu raised?

Together filmmaker Nathalie and her friend Fabienne venture into a world of memories and forgetting: Fabienne to prepare for her departure from life and Nathalie in order to face it.

The two brothers meet for the first time in years at their mother's funeral. The drama that quarreled between them crippled two lives, and the culprit - the eldest - went unpunished. Now he is a businessman, and the essence of his “business” is revealed at the commemoration: the taking of apartments from old people. The younger gets a chance to take revenge, but that means ruining his brother's life.

Awkward and comedic situations ensue when a widower introduces his secret second wife to his three daughters as their aunt who has been living in Italy.

Love Island: What Happened Next celebrates some of the amazing Islanders who have appeared on the nation’s favourite dating show over the past five years, and provides a catch up on their lives since leaving the famous villa. Narrated by Iain Stirling, the three-part series lets viewers check in on the couples who fell head over heels on the Isle of Love and whose romances are still going strong back on home ground. There will also be reunions for those Islanders who have found themselves single once more, to catch up on the latest gossip and share their experiences. Plus, the Islanders will cringe and hopefully credit themselves as they watch back and relive some of the most memorable moments from Series 1 to 6.

Heino has a morning program on the local radio station, but he is completely bored with old listeners and sponsored quizzes. That's why he invented the "Heino what you did last summer" program - and the audience in the hall is the program's listeners. Co-starring is Palle Birch, double Danish champion in improv comedy (2018 + 2019)

An impossible love story that begins outside a movie theater, continues in a café and could end with the two protagonists together… if real life wasn’t much more complicated than the movies. United by their love of cinema, these two main characters decide to live the lives they dreamed of and not the lives they are destined to live. In a series of encounters, imagination triumphs over reality and everyday reality takes a back seat.

Benoît, a man living a dull and isolated life after his wife and daughter's departure, receives a jolt of energy from Agathe, the new postmistress. His daily life is now punctuated by a boring job and mysterious letters. Against all odds, Benoît ends up getting attached to the new arrival in town and asks for her help. But what's the point? Film from the CNA archive.

A webcam dialogue between Berlin and Isfahan: Faraz Fesharaki documents conversations with his family over 10 years. This debut film blends recordings, text and VHS memories into a warm, melancholy intergenerational portrait. Intimacy is also work.

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Ximena and Güero are a couple who decide to shoot a porno flick in order to earn some extra cash and live new experiences to grow their relationship.

A young couple takes a cab ride to the countryside, however things start to become tense.

The story of Mykola Sarma-Sokolovsky, an Orthodox priest who, defending the ideas of an independent Ukraine, devoted his entire life to the struggle for its independence. From a young age he was the leader of one of the underground units of the UPA. For his views and activities he served many years in Soviet concentration camps. Father Mykola is a gifted person in many ways: he is an artist, a poet, a bandura singer.

Spotlighting a nonpharmaceutical therapy for dementia patients developed by neuroscientist Ryuta Kawashima, this upbeat documentary chronicles the startling results produced through "brain exercises" conducted during a study at a Cleveland clinic.

Israeli cultural icon Rivka Michaeli travels to America. Between the US where her family put down roots and the homeland she loves and hurts for – Rivka is walking a thin line, trying to find balance and hope within.

An examination of the Constitution of Japan and the possibility of its revision

On the one hand, the director (Hyun-woo, 35), who wants anyone to be able to master the four main characters, asks his senior actor, Soo-hyun, for help. However, Soo-hyeon, who did not fully understand the script, tries to refuse the filming because it is difficult, but the director is reckless. When he sees the director kneeling down to his knees and playing the town, Soo-hyeon, who is weak at heart, proceeds to film. After twists and turns and twists and turns, Soo-hyeon enters the forest of four weeks, one step at a time...

The Director, follows his friend and most appreciated writer Etgar Keret around the big apple on a book promotion tour, during which they don't stop talking, a bit about writing and a lot about the rest.

KING Shih-chieh plays A, who has no clue how to count the stairs of the old broken staircase. Should you count the landing? B, played by LI Ang, tells A, “I can’t possibly tell you what I don’t know, but the stairs can lead you to where you want to go. Isn’t that enough?” B is aware that she can’t fathom A’s rules. To A, the question already exists. If he can’t figure it out, it will keep haunting him like a wandering ghost.