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A comedy mockumentary following freelance archaeologist, Robert, and Charlie, his son, as they desperately try to unearth something important enough to get them in the newspaper. When Charlie stumbles upon the discovery of a lifetime, Robert scrambles through the absurd and the tedious in an attempt to outdo him. Under the pressures of passion and familial tension, Robert looks to drastic measures - turning his attention (and his shovel) towards a nursing home - eventually finding himself front-page in the local news for his crimes.

On his day off, a man cracks a beer and prepares to smoke, only to discover he’s out of weed. He gets more, grinds it, packs a bowl, and finally smokes while finishing his drink. Then he reaches for one last sip and discovers the beer is empty. Time to get more beer. The cycle of life.

A young woman tries desperately to get some sleep, only to be tormented by dreams and nightmares.

Created entirely from public domain footage sourced from the Internet Archive, JOURNEY TO THE END OF THE HALL is a fast-paced presentation featuring reimagined uses for some of the most remarkable moments captured on film from the early era of cinema. Sewn together with care, each shot relates to the next until we finally reach our destination.

Three girls. One séance. A door that shouldn't be opened. When three friends turn to a Ouija board to reach a sister lost too soon, something answers. As the power fails and the room turns cold, the spirit doesn't come for closure. She comes for revenge, seizing her own sister's body to settle a score the living never saw coming.

In the heart of the Amazon, a young indigenous girl named Nina discovers a mysterious, shiny soda can that sparks her fascination with the outside world. As her curiosity grows, she begins to drift from her traditions—until she witnesses the destruction of her favorite tree at the hands of loggers. Faced with the harsh reality behind the object she once treasured, Nina is forced to question what progress truly means.

An atmospheric video-art piece inspired by the philosophy of the french author Georges Bataille and the theology of the Spanish mystic St. Teresa of Avila. it enacts a sacrificial ritual of transfiguration and purification, where an individual is brought to the experience of mystical ecstasy and union with the Divine.

An absurdist comedy about how political identities fracture families, turning an ordinary gathering into complete chaos.

"Sinking Road" Is a 2D-Indie Animated Film. Dotty gets pushed into the waters to drown by an unknown assailant, but instead gets stuck to a golden road which takes her to the underwater "Sinking Road Village", built by the 8 Buddhist Precepts.

After the law allowing every citizen to commit one murder in their lifetime is passed, Rona’s grandmother is killed. As a strong opponent of the law, Rona feels conflicted. Can revenge pay off?

Every parent picks their battles - she just picked the wrong one.

Garreth was a mess - until he got an AI Smart Home Companion and trained it to become the ultimate accountability coach. Now his life runs on discipline, routine, and optimization - because if he doesn't comply, he remains locked in his apartment. But as his relationship deepens, Vanessa starts to sense there’s no space left for softness, or humanity. What happens when the voice pushing you to be your best becomes the one keeping you from being fully human? Locked In is a satirical sci-fi about self-help, emotional repression, and the quiet violence of perfectionism. It explores the tension of doing what's best for you without asking why.

The Answer is Out There is an original documentary in the form of a road movie shot on 16 mm film, dedicated to the perception of borders in the remote region of the Strandja forest and along the Black Sea coast, the “green border” between Bulgaria and Turkey that separates Fortress Europe from the rest of the world that unfolds to the southeast. In the narrative approach of Anna de Manincor, artist and filmmaker born in the Italian/Austrian border region of Trentino-Alto Adige, the distinction between a territory and its borders dissolves, as the natural landscape continuously extends without regard for artificial divisions. The concept that “nature knows no boundaries” emerges as a central theme, interweaving personal narratives with the fluidity of the environment.

Once a symbol of Britpop excess, Alex James now finds himself in a very different landscape: the fields, kitchens and quiet rhythms of the Oxfordshire countryside. Down on the Farm with Alex James is a short documentary exploring reinvention, English identity and the strange journey from celebrity chaos to rural stillness. Moving between livestock, artisan food production and reflections on fame, the film traces how British food culture - once mocked, now globally celebrated - has evolved alongside the people who helped shape modern Britain itself. By turns humorous, reflective and quietly melancholic, the film captures a country rediscovering pride in what it grows, makes and eats.

🎬 Sá Biquinha, the legend – a documentary that echoes through the streets of Oliveira, through the voices of memory and the secrets of time. She lived high above the city, among plants, prayers and silences. Who was Sá Biquinha? A wise lady? A healer? A legend? What is true and what has become a tale over the years? The documentary "Sá Biquinha, the legend" delves into the memories of a mysterious character who marked generations with her strong and silent presence. The production gives voice to the residents who lived with her and reveals layers of a story that mixes reality and enchantment.

Love Conquers All. Maybe.

Micheal and Michelle, are two kids who fall in love at first sight. We go on a journey of how they grew closer to each other through good and bad times. Through their first life-changing fight, Micheal realizes Michelle is the one for him. After which, Micheal finally proposes to Michelle, and they get married and enjoy a long life together

What happens when desire for social acceptance is in conflict with meeting one's own needs? Is sharenting an idyllic vision of closeness, while everyday parenting becomes a struggle to keep an exhausted parent from turning into a monster? And where does conditional love ultimately lead?

After their mother’s death, a brother and sister are clearing out the house where they spent their childhood. An old vase brings the cracks in their relationship to the surface, forcing them to confront the past.

In a future where humanity crams into vertical megalopolises, a handful of immortal Regents govern from the shadows through a system of data control rather than direct coercion. Meanwhile, an underground resistance waits for its moment, convinced that three individuals hold the key to overturning the established order, though those three don't even know it yet. This episode 1 follows D. Cypher, a lone hacker, as he infiltrates a nightclub to make contact with small-time dealers and pull information out of them. A routine job. Or almost. Saiba Riot is an original animated series, entirely written, directed, and produced solo by Jonathan Carène - Masayume Studio, blending traditional Japanese anime aesthetics with urban cyberpunk and steampunk. Every shot, every character, every set was built using the most advanced AI creation tools available, all in service of a fully human artistic direction. Made in partnership with Cascade, whose production platform made a project of this scale possible for a solo creator. More of this world is coming. Studio: https://lnkd.in/eZwKM2Bn​ Written & Directed by: Jonathan Carène Made in partnership with: https://cascadestudio.ai/​ Also be available on ESCAPE AI MEDIA

Natalie, raised in a fractured family, is quiet and withdrawn. When she meets Linder, a fashion executive who recognizes her raw presence, she is drawn into the world of modeling. Linder’s warmth fills an emotional void and offers the validation Natalie has long sought. As their bond deepens, guidance shifts into manipulation and familiar patterns begin to re-emerge. When buried memories and nightmares resurface, Natalie begins to unravel, pulled back into a cycle she thought she had escaped.

On a quiet afternoon in a wine bar, Damian Briggs tries to drown his thoughts in wine. But as the world around him fades into black and white, a stranger suddenly sits before him, speaking like his own conscience. In a sequence of memories, conversations, and silent images, Damian is drawn back to the last years with his wife, Sabrina: from the warm, carefree moments of their love to the days when illness and pain darken their everyday lives. Sabrina has decided to choose the Soluna program, a legal assisted suicide option in Switzerland. Damian desperately fights against this decision, searching for healing, for hope, and at the same time wrestling with his own fear of losing her. The man in the suit confronts him with an uncomfortable truth: love sometimes means letting the other person go. Between past and present, between color and monochrome, Damian must accept that the day moon not only heralds the end of a day, but also the courage to find light in the darkness.