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Abidjan, 1978. Every day at 3:00 P.M., the train howls past. For 24-year-old Faten, a Lebanese exile and repressed artist, those seconds—closest to death—are the only ones that make her feel alive. She lives with Samir, a 27-year-old architect and photographer. Once inseparable, their bond has faded, their intimacy shadowed by loss. When a ceasefire is declared in Lebanon, Faten convinces Samir to drive to Beirut under the guise of a research trip. Packed into a small Renault 4, they cross West Africa—stopping at diaspora homes and post offices to gather news from families still under the falling bombs. What begins in laughter becomes a descent through fever, sandstorms, and silence. In the Algerian desert, trapped between life and death, Faten and Samir rediscover tenderness. Rescued and smuggled into Morocco, Faten redefines love: not passion, but endurance—the fragile pact to hold each other when the world collapses.
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In today’s world, messages get misunderstood. Transmission is interrupted.
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An actress who finds out she has a stalker.
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A woman sees a mysterious man and seeks answers in a Ouija board.
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CHANTS BRÉSILIENS is a portrait of musician Edu Lobo and Brazil’s politically engaged song movement. The film intertwines his music with the political and social realities of the country during the military dictatorship.
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2026 · ★ 8.0 (1)
In July of 1979, 4 college students disappeared in the woods near Forks, WA. 10 years later their Super 8 camera was discovered, and the footage was developed.
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A TikTok musician escapes viral fame and wanders through Leonard Cohen’s Montréal, trying to create something real.
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Fatma, a young deaf girl, feels exhausted after doing a mourning tradition 3 days in a row for her grandfather's passing. As she tries to speak up about her feelings and needs, which are against the family's tradition, she finds a connection with her grandfather through her silence.
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A dark and poetic fable about death and existence, set in a large international airport. A plane with serious problems fails to contact the control tower, whose controlling pigs are absorbed in a reality show. A very heavy slug that works in the Duty Free store traffics products of extreme immorality. The waiter-dolphin who serves smoothies in a bar whose prohibitive prices loses his sanity. Meanwhile, a mysterious figure slips along the margins, preparing to come for all of us.
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A collective retelling of the sinking of a dinghy in the Channel during the night from november 23 to november 24, 2021, based on the testimony of one of the only two survivors.
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One of Milka and Metod Badjura’s boldest films, which transforms koledovanje—the New Year’s custom of going from house to house in the village—into an ode to human exuberance and revelry, while also showing, without embellishment, the Dionysian side of village traditions. Among the carolers appearing before the camera is Bojan Adamič, a legend of Slovenian film music, whose accordion playing and mischievous spirit set the rhythm for the increasingly boisterous company.
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A beautiful cinematic tribute to Goriška Brda and its people. In the film, Milka and Metod Badjura present Brda as a place of historic significance, a land of “a thousand years of resistance by the Slovenian people” and the “last line of defense of the homeland.” They also portray its natural beauty, folk traditions and art, as well as the agricultural work associated above all with the famed Brda cherries and the celebrated grapevines that remain a vital source of livelihood and a defining feature of the region to this day.
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The products of the blacksmiths from Kropa rank among Slovenia’s best-known artistic and craft masterpieces, with a tradition spanning several centuries. Alongside numerous works of art, Milka and Metod Badjura also trace the history of blacksmithing in Kropa, from the heavy toil of entire families in old peasant cottages to an organized and highly regarded craft practiced first in manufactories and later in modern workshops. They also highlight the importance of workers’ organization in the flourishing of the craft: as early as half a century before the advent of socialism, the blacksmiths of Kropa and their families had established their own nailmakers’ cooperative.
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