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Smiley has been on that city bench for...days?... weeks? Phil has been observing her, and wants to know why.

Observation and attraction of a unique and pure beautiful environment with a view to its protection.

Logline: With dark plans in mind, Ted invites Lucy back for a late drink, but she isn't who he thinks she is.

It was a snowy winter day where only the sound of the wind could be heard. A young woman (32) was mourning at the grave of her lost baby. She didn't react to her husband (35) who had abandoned her, leaving her with his wedding ring. With tears in her eyes, she left the wedding rings on the grave. She started walking barefoot in the snow, not knowing where she was going. When she reached the edge of the cliff, she stopped and waited. Just as everything seemed to end, a pomegranate fell from a dried-up tree beside her and shattered. Her husband, in a panic and filled with regret, came to the grave and, finding his wife nowhere to be found, collapsed. The woman returned to the grave. She covered the grave with the fur coat she was carrying. Without even looking at her husband, who was kneeling before her begging for forgiveness, she scattered the pomegranate seeds. Suddenly, the woman vanished.

A documentary film that tells the deepest soul of Pagani through its most intense and identity-defining tradition: the Madonna delle Galline Festival. Between faith, music, memory and belonging, the film follows the emotional journey of a community where the celebration is not just an event, but a way of life passed down through generations. A story of people, tammorre, processions and roots. Because some celebrations never truly end.

The disappearance of their son is almost unbearable for a young couple, even after a good year. Both live separately, but the current status of their relationship cannot be accurately described. It is Finja who always tries to maintain contact with her husband Torben. The disappearance of his son completely threw him off course. But he has been feeling hope again for a while now.

Two young romantics, Maya and Alex, navigate life in the same city, their lives unfolding in parallel as they unknowingly cross paths again and again. As they each search for love in their own way, their near encounters hint at something more.

In the golden haze of summer camp, eleven-year-old Skye and her doll, Kina, are inseparable companions – until she begins feeling the magnetic pull of teenage life. Drawn to their sophisticated world and stung by her brother's teasing, Skye deliberately abandons Kina on a forest path, embracing days filled with new friendships and small rebellions. When memory eventually pierces her newfound independence, Skye's frantic search for her discarded companion reveals the complicated space between childhood and adolescence. Through minimal dialogue and sun-soaked imagery, "Kina" offers an intimate portrait of that fleeting, essential moment when we first recognize growing up means both discovery and loss – and that perhaps we needn't leave everything behind.

A very warm thanks to all the above mentioned, patient-actors and collaborators from Tracce (Psychiatric Health Centre AUSL Piacenza)

In 1945, the Harris family is thrown into turmoil when James Harris inherits the entire estate, leaving his younger brother Edward with almost nothing. While the family tension simmer, James's wife Jane hides darker intentions behind her composed exterior. Together with her brother Richard, she plans to eliminate her husband James and make Edward appear guilty. But her secret love affair with Harry complicates everything - especially when Harry recoils at the plan and James accidentally uncovers both the betrayal and the looming danger. On the night Jane chooses to act, a figure enters the estate. Convinced it is her husband, she fires without hesitation. The gunshot echos through the silent night, but the body that fall to the floor leaves her in shock, only to reveal that in this family, none can escape betrayal . . .

A snapshot of nightlife in the gritty port city of Inchon, the film features James Khang, a biracial Korean entertainer, who works in one of the few professions open to mixed-race Koreans.

A short documentary follows two teenagers, Alexander and Maëlle as they come to understand their identities as gay and lesbian. Through their personal journeys, the film explores the challenges they face in everyday life, including navigating school environments, friendships, and family relationships. As they confront acceptance, misunderstanding, and self-discovery, the documentary highlights both the struggles and moments of resilience that shape their experiences growing up.

Set in 1979, PITTSBURGH is the coming-of-age story of scrappy nine-year-old Mints. Eager to wrap up a visit with her unstable and needy divorced dad, Mints' unaccompanied flight home is re-routed to Pittsburgh, where she must spend the night in a hotel. For one chaotic night, Mints is left in the care of an irresponsible, party-hopping stewardess and a wacky, hard-nosed grandma. As Mints witnesses the sheer unreliability of the adults around her, it becomes utterly clear to her that she must become her own protector—a revelation that leads her to make a pivotal decision.

The historical oppression of Native Americans is a tale deeply etched into the annals of history. Each tribe, a testament to endurance and resilience, has been subjected to disparaging treatment that has left indelible scars. Regrettably, for some, these injustices continue to persist in the present day, casting a shadow over the vibrant tapestry of their rich heritage. Amidst this backdrop, a beacon of hope emerges. A cadre of passionate, young educators, their hearts as brave as the warriors of old, refuse to be shackled by the grim echoes of the past. They choose instead to navigate the murky waters of history by revitalizing the cultural education of their children, instilling in them the priceless wisdom and traditions of their ancestors.

Five young local elected officials from historically excluded communities overcome vitriol and discrimination to advance inclusion and social justice. Behind the public images they often must project, they share candid reflections about the costs and opportunities of serving in elected office.

When her teenage daughter is abducted and the police refuse to act, a desperate mother turns to a shadowy underground network known for delivering justice on its own terms. In exchange for their help, she accepts a brutal bargain that will test the limits of her morality and her resolve. But as the rescue unfolds, she learns that not everyone is who they seem… and salvation comes with a heavy price

In a world of wild parties and ambiguous friendships, Carla, a resilient young woman, must confront the shadows of a night she barely remembers, as her closest relationships force her to question trust, truth, and her own perception of consent and betrayal.

A socially inept young man programs an AI chatbot to help him interact with women on dating apps. When he matches with someone he really likes, he has to come to terms with analogue reality.

A recent retiree volunteering at an animal shelter notices that each dog responds differently to the same simple game of fetch. One by one, the dogs reveal personalities that remind him of the people he used to work with.

Jacob Brody plays a man out for a morning jog. Returning very thirsty, he discovers his water bottle has tipped over and drained.. He goes in search of something to refresh himself but runs into some opposition, until he come across something he never expected.

Lonely housewife Lorelai attempts to befriend the ladies in the neighborhood.

The prophecy and the manifesto of a painter, written without words after the downfall of the Occident 14 minutes of cine-manifesto are written in the dark languages of the eroticized body, dreamlike imagery, and painting. Each image, each movement, each painterly stroke is born from darkness by the will of chance, and therefore carries the utmost precision of expression and the inevitability of prophecy. Each of these languages either escapes the singular time of Chronos or tears it apart. That is why these are languages not only of precision, but of resistance. The most important among them is painting — the most useless, and therefore the freest of all arts. The only true sign of Europe's death could be the death of painting. Death comes through the loss of foundations. The stone was the foundation of European culture. Yet while the stone supported all that stood upon it, it crushed everything beneath it. The forces that broke through from under the stone have drowned it. The rebellion against the stone is as just as it is tragic. Everything that is deprived of support loses the power of resistance, the capacity for freedom, and its voice. Everything without foundation is drowned by the indifferent current of Chronos. We perform a symbolic act — we return the stone. But now the stone must stand upon the water. “Manifesto of the Stone upon the Water” is a prophecy and a declaration about painting. And it is painting itself.

Rome. Elia wants to understand the cause of some of his insecurities and decides to undergo a hypnosis session. The film deals with the delicate issue of accepting oneself, and being accepted, for who one is.