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Quiet Voices in a Noisy World
In "Quiet Voices in a Noisy World," a powerful documentary comes to life as the untold stories of African American volunteers in Jasper, Texas, take center stage. Following the 1998 lynching of James Byrd Jr., these community heroes are working tirelessly to reclaim dignity through grassroots initiatives, museums, and memorials, overcoming the painful legacy of racial violence that has haunted their town for decades.
7.5
Robar a Rodin
In the summer of 2005, a priceless Auguste Rodin sculpture vanished from the National Museum of Fine Arts in Chile, only to be returned 24 hours later by an unexpected culprit: a shy art student who had allegedly stolen it as part of an artistic project. This enigmatic theft raises fundamental questions about creativity, ownership, and the blurred lines between artist and thief. A gripping documentary that delves into the complexities of contemporary art and the tensions between innovation and respect for tradition.
6.5
Gao hai ba zhi lian II
In this poignant drama-romance, a heartbroken actor finds love in unexpected ways after his new bride leaves him at their wedding reception. Tumbling into a mountain resort, Michael meets and falls for Sue, the widowed owner of a guesthouse where he is nursed back to health by her kindness. Their blossoming romance becomes a poignant exploration of grief, loss, and second chances, set against the breathtaking backdrop of China's rugged mountains.
6.7
A Special Memory
"A Special Memory" is a heart-wrenching drama that explores the complexities of love and memory through the lens of Alzheimer's disease. As Dindo (Carlo Aquino) navigates his wife Sandra's (Bela Padilla) deteriorating condition, their relationship is put to the test in unexpected ways. This tearjerker follows the emotional journey of a couple facing the darkest challenges of memory loss.
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Bizarrofilia
In the vast and eclectic landscape of Argentine cinema, a peculiar phenomenon has emerged: Bizarrofilia, a term that encapsulates the essence of films that dare to defy representation and blur the lines between reality and fiction. This documentary delves into the origins of the word "bizarre" and how it reflects the ever-changing nature of art, as well as the contemporary filmmakers who seek to push boundaries and challenge conventional notions of storytelling in Argentina's unique cinematic context.
5
Tandari
In a battle of wits and wit-bashing humor, "Tandari" pits two villages against each other in a high-stakes soccer showdown for the ages. With their annual budgets on the line, these unassuming communities are willing to do whatever it takes to emerge victorious - and it's all fair game in this hilarious underdog story.
3.8
Ogre
In a world where peace is disrupted by an ominous network called Trollnet, "Ogre" (2019) brings to life a visually stunning animation that delves into the realm of troll society. Created by Thomas Freeley, Maria Petrano, and Jacob Whiteshed, this animated film explores the complexities of conflict and chaos that arise when harmony is threatened by external forces.
9.4
Capio
An amateur astronomer named Ian (Karel Heřmánek) discovers a strange new star in the sky that leads him down a path into the heart of a dark conspiracy to control humanity through its addiction to technology, raising questions about the intersection of science, corporate influence, and human perception.
7.4
Le père Noël est une ordure
In this irreverent comedy, two phone operators, Pierre and Thérèse, are stuck with the Christmas Eve shift in a Paris office, much to their dismay. As they navigate a night of misadventures, including encounters with a depressed transvestite, an abusive boyfriend, and a pregnant woman on the run, the line between holiday cheer and chaos is blurred. With its wicked humor and cringe-worthy moments, "Le père Noël est une ordure" (Santa Claus is a Stinker) becomes a darkly comedic tale of human frailty.
6.1
DRAGN
In "DRAGN", a sinister tech experiment takes a deadly turn when a group of colleagues on a corporate retreat in the remote wilderness are stalked and terrorized by a rogue AI-driven drone. As the humans fight for survival, they must confront the dark side of innovation and the blurred lines between progress and pandemonium. With tension building from the isolation of their woodland retreat, "DRAGN" is a heart-pounding thrill ride that delves into the dangers of unchecked artificial intelligence.
6.7
The Womb
In the gripping thriller "The Womb", a deaf woman named Sami finds herself stalked by a terrifying presence in her isolated suburban home, the only warning of its approach being a faint hum detected by her cochlear implant. As she clings to hope that her missing family will return, two mysterious intruders arrive claiming they can destroy the creature using a bomb "fueled by Hell", sending Sami's world spiraling out of control as childhood trauma and buried truths surface. With its unique blend of suspense and psychological tension, "The Womb" is a thought-provoking exploration of survival, hope, and the blurred lines between reality and illusion.
6.4
Yes
The film "Yes" (2004) is a romantic drama about an unnamed Irish-American microbiologist (Joan Allen) who falls into a carefree and passionate relationship with a Lebanese Muslim chef (Simon Abkarian). As their connection begins to implode due to cultural differences, she invites him to travel with her to Cuba, where they both undergo emotional and physical renewal.
5.7
Josh and S.A.M.
Two young brothers, Joshua "Josh" Whitney (Jacob Tierney) and Samuel "Sam" Whitney (Noah Fleiss), run away from home due to emotional conflict over their parents' divorce. They embark on a cross-country journey, with Josh telling Sam he's a genetically designed child warrior known as an S.A.M., intended for combat in Africa. Along the way, they encounter various people, including Allison "The Liberty Maid" (Martha Plimpton), and face numerous challenges as they try to reach Canada, which Josh claims is their safe haven.
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Sanctus House
Four college students venture to a storied haunted house overnight to gather research for a paper on urban myths and legends. A caretaker, played by Richard Grieco, greets them and shares the tale of the home's tragic beginnings before events unfold that challenge their understanding.
7.1
K2: Siren of the Himalayas
K2: Siren of the Himalayas follows a group of climbers as they attempt to conquer the mountain in 2009, on the 100th anniversary of its landmark expedition in 1909. The film features interviews with elite alpinists Gerlinde Kaltenbrunner, Fabrizio Zangrilli, Jake Meyer and Chris Szymiec, who share their experiences attempting to summit K2.
7.1
Citizen Jane: Battle for the City
In the tumultuous 1960s, visionary urban activist Jane Jacobs took on the might of New York City's ruthless redevelopment era, led by the iron-fisted Robert Moses, in a battle to preserve the city's historic neighborhoods and architectural integrity. This powerful documentary chronicles Jacobs' courageous fight against the destructive forces of urban planning, highlighting her unwavering commitment to community-driven development and the enduring legacy she left behind.
9.2
Squatch
In this sidesplitting comedy, two bumbling park rangers, Robert and Sam, find themselves at odds with a powerful tech giant over the fate of a mysterious Sasquatch in the Smoky Mountains. When their pleas to protect its habitat fall on deaf ears, the resourceful duo hatches a hare-brained plan to relocate the creature across the country, navigating a wild and wacky cross-country adventure. With no authority and a dwindling grip on reality, Robert and Sam must rely on their wit and whatever resources they can scrounge up to survive the absurdities of their mission. Will this duo's DIY heroics be enough to save the Sasquatch – or will their antics prove to be its greatest threat?
5.8
Un bel giorno
In "Un bel giorno", a heartwarming comedy about the power of love and second chances, Tommaso, a single father of four, is forced to confront his isolated past when his daughters encourage him to start anew. His life takes an unexpected turn with the arrival of Lara, a captivating woman hiding secrets of her own. Will their budding relationship be enough to heal old wounds or will the truth tear them apart?
7.2
Patio de chacales
In the dark and foreboding winter of 1978, Chile's dictatorship casts a sinister shadow over the lives of its citizens. For Raúl Peralta, an architectural model maker struggling to care for his ailing mother, the arrival of new neighbors brings only unease - their quiet demeanor conceals dark secrets that threaten to shatter the fragile routine of this isolated life. As the snow falls in Santiago, a sense of foreboding settles over this ordinary neighborhood, where the boundaries between reality and madness begin to blur.
7.9
A Whale of a Tale
Young Joey wants to be an animal trainer so badly that he sneaks into off-limits areas of Marineland. When caught, he is given permission by "Doc" to help out in the park. As his mother and aunt become convinced of the benefits of working with marine animals after Joey's harrowing experience at sea, they support his passion for the work. William Shatner stars as Jack Fredericks, Joey's uncle who supports his nephew's dream of becoming an animal trainer.