Two best friends spend the day together while their partners are at an outing. They find ways to overcome obstacles they face from their disability while completing seemingly simple tasks like ordering takeout or drinking wine. James and Sawsan seem to clash at the idea of asking people for help in times of need. While being independent is a sentiment to them both, the way they define it looks very different.
Promise to Stronger Days connects two different, evolving storylines. The main storyline is about Adira’s internal struggle to hook up with Jerome — an attractive man who rescued her at her friend Keke’s birthday party — after months of having no sex due to her trauma. The other storyline is fragmented at first, but her truth is pieced together: Adira was sexually assaulted by her father after being left alone with him due to marital issues. Adira becomes increasingly frustrated with her inability to connect with others due to her trauma, until she decides to take her power back. After a few failed sex attempts with Jerome, she intentionally returns to her childhood flashbacks to kill her abuser.
The Hemingway is a visually striking short film that explores the complexities of living with ALS. As Patrick struggles with daily tasks, the narrative voice in his head offers insights into the peculiarities of life during his most intimate moments. Unexpected twists reveal the intricacies of relationships in the silent world of ALS. The film masterfully balances life’s beauty, dark humor, and poignant revelation, offering a touching exploration of the human experience through life, death, and shit. Directed by Patrick Sean O’Brien and Evan Mathis, and edited by Doug Pray.
A paranoid germophobe becomes convinced he's been infected by a deadly virus. As his anxiety to be clean spirals out of control, his desperate attempts to rid himself of the infection take a tragic turn.
On a lazy weekend morning, a disconnected couple finds themselves in a heated argument. When they mute the TV to continue their fight, they find they’ve not only silenced the TV, but also themselves and the entire world.
A mysterious man is pressing green and red buttons. He continues to press them quickly, going back and forth between the buttons. It is revealed that the buttons are for a traffic light, which a frustrated driver yells expletives at when the light quickly changes from green to red.
As adulthood’s pressures threaten to drown him, Hugh turns to an unexpected companion from his past, hoping to find that unconditional love really does exist.
Death is a stalker– a man who idles in a sinister black car across the street, forever. A psychological car chase, a moment of near violence, and finally, a face.
The film tells the story of Yakut volunteer Spiridon Dyakonov. The main character is based on Nikolai Potapov, a military doctor from Yakutia who was awarded the Order of Courage. He received the high award for his heroism and courage during the assault on Pavlovka in the Donetsk People's Republic, where he served as deputy commander of a medical platoon in the Pacific Fleet Marine Brigade. The film shows many real situations that the participants in the special operation encounter.
A young poet drops his girlfriend off at her parents' house and is amazed by its size. He bumps into her father, meets her mother and sister, and they all end up spending a long day together; fueled by conversation, food and libations.
As the day ends for a worn-out office worker, he encounters the mysterious gaze of a chimpanzee, sparking a silent exchange that prompts him to make an irreversible decision.
The story begins in Lamsonthi District, a town known for its peace, simplicity, and self-sufficient way of life. The people are kind, and the children go to school happily. However, peace is rarely everlasting, especially when modernization arrives. With progress comes both good and bad, and when something harmful like drugs starts creeping into the community, trouble follows. This marks the beginning of an unavoidable mission for five children—Manee, Mana, Piti, Chujai, and Veera—who must face the growing threat and uncover the truth behind it.
Grief-stricken and unraveling, Kenson Joseph must overturn a barrage of false narratives propagated by the national news media and local Haitian church leaders to preserve his late brother’s memory and clear him of the public’s monstrous moniker: The Miami Zombie.
After 40 years of devotion, an elderly couple faces a heartbreaking farewell—he succumbs to a heart attack, while she battles Alzheimer’s, trapped in a cycle of fragmented memories and a desperate search for her family, as love fades into unrecognition.