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Consumed by jealousy, Jarl Gunnar unleashes a tragedy: he kills his rival Haakon – but the price is high. Haakon's companion Rona swears revenge and leads his army into a merciless battle against Gunnar. As the bloodshed rages, no one suspects that the true horror is yet to come. In the depths of the dark forests lurks an enemy that cannot be defeated by steel or courage...

A seemingly ordinary gardening job turns into an epic show down when a gardener battles monstrous weeds in a lady's backyard, fighting them with flair and over-the-top bravado. While the lady peacefully sips juice on the porch, unaware of the chaos, the gardener wages a cinematic war against the weed monsters who threaten the existence of our world.

Dawn at Dominion, is a true homage to the B-western films and explores themes of loss, the quest for justice, and resonates with a spirit of redemption. True to the spirit of those timeless films, Dawn at Dominion avoids gratuitous sex and unnecessary violence, choosing instead to focus on character, consequence, and the enduring power of courage and redemption. The film follows Lucas Stone, a former US Marshal turned bounty hunter, tracking a kidnapped woman that does not want to be found.

“Great ART.” Lloyd Kaufman - President Troma Entertainment, creator of “The Toxic Avenger” "Unique, edgy and surreal... the ending will make you gasp!" -Ari Lehman Jason #1 "Friday the 13th" (1980) This visually stunning art house horror film, The Ethereal, presents a visceral and dreamlike descent into a suburban nightmare. The story follows a young family—Eden, the Writer, and their two children—whose lives take a disturbing turn after moving into an old house in New Orleans. What begins as a hopeful fresh start, complete with the promise of a new guard dog named Bandit, quickly unravels into a series of inexplicable and terrifying events. The Writer finds himself trapped in a loop of unsettling occurrences: cryptic notes appearing in the kitchen, a window that won't stay closed, and a sense of a malevolent presence lurking in the shadows. As the days blur together, the boundaries between reality and a distorted, neon-drenched hallucinations dissolve. The Ethereal is a haunting exploration of family, grief, and the lingering echoes of the past, all set against the backdrop of a house that seems to have a mind—and a hunger—of its own. Featuring Mark Torgl (The Original Toxic Avenger) and Kevin Mangold (Slimer) from (Ghostbusters Frozen Empire).

A Woman wakes up in an abandoned building, disorientated and vulnerable, only to be plunged into her worst nightmare.

A quiet norm in a collapsing world. No morality, no sentimentality — just the process. Capturing a dog's unchanged routine in a wartime city.

On the day of her fiftieth birthday, Gelsomina, trapped in a mind that is falling apart, faces a world that seems to have no place for her anymore.

The experience of reading a comic book turns into a nightmare with the appearance of a mutant spider

During Colombia’s Noche de las Velitas, a young woman returns to Elephant & Castle, a place she once knew intimately but barely recognises now. As she wanders through its changing streets, mysterious voices guide her through fragments of its past and imagined futures. A poetic collage of sound, memory and urban landscape, Night of the Little Candles explores displacement, nostalgia and the search for hope in a place that no longer feels like home.

Heaven's Dark Side poses the question, "Does faith arise from knowledge, or knowledge from faith?" Performance art and post modern dance weigh in on the essay form, shadow play on the graphic novel, and musique concrete on linguistics. Cheeky and irreverent, this experimental short by MAFISHCO pairs a new language to the inexorable trajectory of logical inquiry to arrive at the true nature of belief. Trailer: https://vimeo.com/1208644206/8ffaf01dd2

Artist Scott Gibbs refers to himself as a "Professional Human." Aside from being a unique and extremely talented artist, over the years he has been amassing a huge collection of water. When I first met him, I was captivated by his work, and puzzled by why he had so much water. After surviving a major automobile accident, Scott permanently lost the ability to voluntarily visualize mental images. Each bottle or jug of collected water is notated and represents whatever event happened that day. That's how he remembers. Scott only uses non-tampered with water which comes directly from the sky, such as rain, snow, hail, and fog. He also produces most of his pigments from organic matter. He is one of the most original visual artists that I have ever met. – Gary Beeber, 2026

A couple are stalked in the woods

A young cowboy arrives into a small town, brought in by the rustic charm and individuality the town brings. He spends most of his time crashing at the inn and the local bar down the street where he meets Edith. When Edith does not show up for their weekly book club meeting that same week Majorie, Rosemary and Agnes all members of the secret coven book club start to get concerned.Days after Edith goes missing, the local news station begins to buzz with incoming stories of a bunch of women going missing in town. The coven teams up to help find these missing women in hopes that they'll eventually find Edith. In the middle of their findings from interviews with witnesses, information cited from spell books, and consultants with tarot decks they come across a caveat that ultimately determines that the case of their missing friend is farther away from the truth than they realize. After a few days of research and learning, the coven teams up and finds the missing women in a secluded area along with their friend Edith. They banish the perpetrator and country outlaw Wyatt, rescue the missing women and finally dismiss the case all together.

A heartbroken woman drifts through a seductive, dreamlike night where romance, memory and reality begin to fracture. As a predatory figure closes in, her world collapses into a violent psychological nightmare where beauty, fear and death become impossible to separate.

When life imposes its will over your nature, your intention, humanity is known to engage in radical acts of rebellion both petty and great. A young mother, discontent with what life has extracted from her and her life's the faux traditional aesthetic and lifelessness, escapes into just such a rebellion; both petty and great in its own way.

A woman’s regimented skincare routine begins to unravel when she makes an unsettling discovery.

Tensayuu is a surrealist representation of my lived experience with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Framed in the mundane experience of attempting to enjoy my hobby (Dance Dance Revolution), Tensayuu aims to capture the discomfort of intrusive thoughts ranging from harm to sexual intrusions.

A delusional man, hiding in the bathroom after exposing himself to his neighbor, rationalizes his crime and dives into power fantasies with his reflection; only to face a confrontation from his neighbors who threaten him not with prison, but with "media disgrace."

In a film school classroom, Masha and Lёnya are preparing for a practical assignment: to shoot a film in five shots of different framing sizes. While Lёnya tries to structure the process, Masha proposes a surreal scenario with a "pregnant grand piano," which she immediately reworks into an action movie featuring the teacher Heinrich Apollonovich and Guard Smirnov. Their creative dispute materialises right before our eyes: the characters of their imagination act out scenes that the girl invents on the fly. However, every flight of fancy crashes against the harsh realities of budget, logic, and lack of props. Lёnya calls Masha out on the meaninglessness of the conflict, and she is forced to give in, offering a banal but easy‑to‑shoot story about two kittens. The heroes leave, leaving their drafts on the table. In the finale, the camera pulls back, and we see that the imagined characters (Heinrich, the Guard, and the Student) are standing around the table. They are disappointed by the students' choice and decide to go to another screenwriter who is writing about a "talking refrigerator," hinting that the real magic of cinema happens beyond the approved budgets.

In an undefined setting, an AI explains to a User how it generated The History of Humanity from three stories in its dataset. The first two are about a man sentenced to death and a scientist. The third follows a celebrated crime novelist exposed as a plagiarist who, after hitting rock bottom, embarks on an eccentric creative retreat in an attempt to rediscover his inspiration. The film reflects on the role of chance, coincidence, and chaos in human existence, while also exploring the relationship between human imagination and artificial intelligence.

THE MILLARS. SALT OF THE EARTH. The Millars - Malta’s most prominent artists and philanthropists - are winding down after celebrating their gold wedding anniversary, when they’re interrupted by a knock in the middle of the night. A man humbly asks for their help. The Millars oblige, because their charity is bottomless - but so is their need to make art.