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Appointment with The Plague Doctor, Lester Haywood

Directed by L.S. Strange

The Victims of Sundarbans

Directed by Dilip Ghosh

Sundarbans the largest mangrove forest in the world where there are tiger victim families which include the widowed women along with their children, their atrocities, their livelihood, their survival in the midst of the forest, their encounter with the Royal Bengal Tiger has been vividly portrayed in this documentary of 30 minutes.

"A Piece of Work is Man"

Directed by Kain Baigent and Stig Wemyss

"A Piece of Work is Man"
A soldiers last call of duty.
ARMAND plays a dangerous game with his past, CAMILLE, and GENERAL BLAIZE in Paris, and his nemesis PERRY, to grab a secure future for humanity.
Armand is an old soldier retired in Australia, his old lover Camille has been sent on an urgent mission to deal with him on orders from General Blaize. Camille while in Melbourne Australia has procured the services of Perry, after a failed attempt of raining in the rogue Armand by Perry 6 years ago. Perry, an old soldier who served with Armand in 1994, has his own demons to grapple with.
Armand exposes the bad choices from mens egos, war, and, his own shocking past with some serious psychological and PTSD issues.
More importantly he is a very dangerous anti hero who is attempting to make all of us aware to reshape our thinking as a species, or; be prepared to be wiped out as a species, but more than that. LOVE & ART, that is what makes us human, that is LIFE.

To make Governments accountable, and to give the people a voice.

For us to truly realise some sacrifices have to be made for LOVE & ART.

The true course of the Anti-Hero is; sacrifice himself for humanity...

Phobos

DIrected by Zafir Ahmed

Dealing with phobia and how it can damage your life without any real influence

Park Sapiens

Directed by Kieran Kolle and Knut Andreas Knutsen

Monitored neighbors are involuntarily exposed to what they say about each other, so their social life gets weird and is challenged.

THE SHOOT

Directed by Alexandre SPIESER

Sarah is on a beach to be photographed by Mathieu, her friend/amateur photographer/bag carrier. Mathieu can't take it anymore. Sarah wants to take more photos. Mathieu refuses and breaks down.

Standards: The South Asian Dream

Mahnoor Shakila Yousaf

The music video for ‘Come Thru’ by Abdullah Siddiqui and Maanu, follows a girl who is struggling mentally and emotionally as she deals with the struggles of following a career path that wasn't her passion. This is a sentiment that many south Asian students can relate to or can empathize with. We see her do a form of metamorphosis, as she takes the first step toward following her dream. The film while was the project; the crew was the reason they are part of Standards, the South Asian Dream. We held a Pakistani film crew, by working with local art schools in the area, and collaborated with them to create this project. They echo the story of the girl in the video, they fought to pursue their dreams, and now they are. This music video is an homage to them and the struggles they underwent, but also to the people who couldn't and didn't have the opportunity to- all because of the standards our culture and society held us to.

TRACE Tracing Rare African Canadian Extraordinaire

Directed by Sonia Oduwa Aimiumu

TRACE is a documentary and celebratory project aiming to recognize the work and efforts of seven Black Canadians in diverse sectors including business, entrepreneur, academic, arts and culture, history and philanthropy, as well as front-line workers and more, who have impacted the community with their great accomplishments.

The documentary was executive produced by African Women Acting (AWA) & Saimy’s Art, and produced and directed by Sonia Aimy, and co-produced by Kennedy Seed Obioha

$enior Care

Written by Renata Elis Martins

$enior Care is a multi-generational dramedy TV series about the Golden Care assisted living – a hotbed of greed – and its caregivers with questionable ethics, who exploit seniors through profit, kickbacks, and overcharging for services.

The Pilot Episode: Desperate to save her assisted living and beloved elderly residents from her ruthless franchisor, a young woman commits a wicked embezzlement and is now stuck in a game of hide-the-fraud-and-don't-get-caught, to keep her secret safe and protect all she’s fought for.

Love Lies and Daydreaming Mom

Written by Renata Elis Martins

Love Lies and Lasgidi

Directed by Michael Olowojaiye

“Love, Lies and Lasgidi” takes us on a journey through the complicated relationships of four women - Chioma, Tola, Kemi, and Sabina, all living in the bustling city of Lagos. We see their struggles with love, heartbreak, and the challenges of modern-day romance in a city that can be as unforgiving as it is beautiful.

With a talented ensemble cast including Bolanle Ninalowo, Anthony Monjaro, Sophie Alakija, and Sandra Okozuwa, the movie is brought to life with scenes of intense drama, romance, and heartbreak. The chemistry between the characters is palpable, and the plot is filled with twists and turns that will leave you on the edge of your seat.

"Love Lies and Lasgidi" promises to be an unforgettable cinematic experience that will leave audiences with a renewed appreciation for the complexities of modern relationships. It's a must-see for anyone who loves powerful performances, riveting storytelling, and a glimpse into the vibrant city of Lagos.

The Decodrama Documentary (Battle of Bridges)

Directed by hamad yousef maarouf

The decodrama documentary film (The Battle of the Bridges), the Battle of the Bridges is a battle that took place on August 2, 1990 during the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait between the Iraqi forces and sectors of the Kuwaiti army near the city of Jahra, and the Iraqi forces had embarked on crossing the Kuwaiti border on several axes, the most important of which was International Highway No. 80 towards the Kuwaiti capital, so the General Staff Command of the Kuwaiti Army commissioned the 35th Armored Brigade to cut off the road to the attacking Iraqi forces, which consisted of the Hammurabi Armored Division (Republican Guard). The available clashed with the Iraqi army convoys. During the clash, the Iraqi forces were reinforced with forces from the Medina Armored Division (Republican Guard) and attacked the rear front of the Kuwaiti 35th Brigade. Because of the lack of ammunition and the increasing numbers of Iraqi forces and their encirclement of the brigade's positions, and the approaching nightfall, the brigade withdrew to Saudi territory.

In the early morning hours of Thursday, August 2, orders were issued to the brigade command to surround a military force that managed to enter the city of Jahra and stationed in Al-Miqdad School. Subsequently, the command of the 35th Brigade, accompanied by a platoon of TOW anti-tank missiles, moved at 4:30 to surround the Iraqi force in Al-Miqdad School, provided that the rest of the brigade's units would join them as soon as they were equipped.

During the brigade's heading to the city of Jahra, the previous mission was canceled, and the brigade was assigned the task of cutting off the Al-Mutla'a road for the advancing Iraqi forces on the Abdali-Al-Mutla'a line. .

The Master of Sento

Directed by Yusuke Ishide

Shitamachi (traditional commercial district) Tokyo. Asakusa, Taito-ku. At an old public bath, there is an old fashioned, stubborn master who doesn't speak much and his beautiful wife. The couple runs the business well, but the wife leaves home due to the husband's bad drinking habit. Instead of learning from his wife's leaving, his drinking habit gets worse. Losing patience, his nosy neighbors visit him and persuade him into getting back together with his wife... Set in the public bath "Arimayu", which was built in 1930 and is still open, the story depicts the relationship of a married couple and humanity.

No Porn Avocado(360)

Directed by Gabriel Fornes

Carlos and Sandra are two adult film actors who survive in the difficult city of Los Angeles. They left their home country long ago in hopes of conquering Hollywood and now they feel like little pieces in a ruthless industry.
Will they be able to continue loving and respecting each other as a couple in this situation?

The Unspoilt Forest of PARDOMINO

Directed by Carlos Rodriguez

In a small corner of Spain, one of the best preserved forests in Europe remains forgotten by the world.

For many, it is the epitome of nature in the European Mountains.

The perfect setting for a pioneering study; three years of filming with camera traps has revealed the intimate lives of the forest’s inhabitants.

Providing essential data on the bear population and the population dynamics of the wolf. For the first time on screen, an incredible journey with emblematic species of Spanish fauna, showing us the beauty of their lives when no one is
watching.

The Unspoilt Forest of Pardomino, a BICHO production.

I Know A Stranger (I-K-a-S)

Directed by Carlos Leos

The series tells the story of a woman named Laura who may or may not have been dissociative identity disorder, previously known as multiple personality disorder. She struggles to manage her various identities, which often cause her to behave in unpredictable ways.

Separated from her husband, Carlos Trinidad, Laura is a single mother with two children, a son named Sebastian and a daughter named Mya. When Mya goes missing, Laura's different personalities possibly begin to emerge more frequently and intensely, than when she was a child, making it difficult for her to remember key details about her daughter's disappearance.

As the investigation into Mya's disappearance deepens, Sebastian becomes a prime suspect, which only adds to Laura's confusion and inner turmoil. With the help of her therapist, Dr. Bellamy, Laura must work through her different identities to uncover the truth about her daughter's disappearance and clear her son's name.

As the story unfolds, we see the devastating effects of dissociative identity disorder on Laura and her family, as well as the challenges and complexities of unraveling a kidnapping case when the main suspect may not even be aware of their own actions. The movie explores themes of mental illness, family dynamics, and the lengths a mother will go to protect her children.

Holidays

Directed by Ernestine Azeh and Posser Erasto

Two little school girls, Stephanie and Aurelie decide to save part of their pocket money in their piggy banks, in order to help their parents in the holidays. This eventually leads to enterprise and business as the two girls end up raising money and start a micro business. Great turn of events; they do not only help their parents but discover that they build a better entrepreneur future for themselves.

RACK

Directed by Tamitan Bertrand

Mbah is a 13 years old orphan, whose parents died in an accident. He relocates to Yaoundé city, to live with his uncle who becomes pedophilic, leaving Mbah in severe physical and psychological distress. Due to pain inflicted on him for and during sexual abuse, Mbah ends up doing the worst. Mbah’s agony in RACK is paralleled by the ‘love’ encounter of Angel, a beautiful young girl who is a victim of similar exploitation and canal desires.

SECOND WIND

Directed by Ernestine Azeh

Sirri, with beautiful dreams, like many a little girl, from a less privileged home, leaves her immediate family, to live with her aunt in the city in a bid to get education. Instead of achieving her goal, she faces a life threatening challenge.

SPIKE GAME

Directed by Philippe Létang

We are in 2029. Covid 19 has mutated. Félix, the main character, is a geek in his thirties, a bit lost, who is trying to get vaccines for himself and his little family. He will be drawn into a vengeful headlong rush against the hegemony of clandestine laboratories...

The Mars Effect

Directed by Apostolos TolyAK Peter Kouroumalis

A radiation mutation has occurred, the humans left have populated the Galaxy and are immortal and impervious to harm- searching for a way to die in rock-n-roll fashion when confronted with their mortality seek to live it up. drawn in a child like fashion with an original score, "The Mars Effect" is an upbeat, downtrodden dark comedy with a moral.

Quarantine in the Grand Hotel

Written by Tom Vecchio

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The Monster in Mummy

Directed by Steve Sloane, Donia Youssef

Success means everything to Donia; to be fair, she’s one of life’s winners. A doting mother to two young girls, happily married and, through graft and guile, she’s the owner of a thriving Agency.

Then she gets the call, the news no one ever wants. She’s terminal.

Donia goes into a tailspin; what about the business she’s worked so hard to build up? What about her husband? How will he cope?

And her children… her young, innocent children.

Monster in Mummy follows Donia’s courageous story as she deals with her world crumbling around her whilst she remains steadfast in being the ‘strong woman.’

As those around her she thought she could rely on start to drift away, she meets Chrissy, a young woman cursed with a similar fate. Their bond and wildly different coping strategies enable Donia to make sense of the car crash her life has spiralled into.

With the bonds of love and friendship urging her along, she confronts her biggest fear… how does she tell her children she’s not going to be there for them? She won’t see them graduate, get married, or have their own children.

And then the worst thing possible happens…

But, from despair comes hope, and sometimes the light at the end of the tunnel isn’t always on your final journey.

tRuth

Directed by Sylvie Zaidman, Nic Shake

In a hyper-technological society, a couple lives their own utopia. But what happens when a glitch compromises all this idyllic interface?

Flamenco: Passion in Danger

Directed by Larry Marvar

The world of Flamenco is endangered. In this fully bilingual film, representative artists discuss the art and the issues that are eroding its survival. Complete with candor and current as well as archival performances, this film brings the seasoned aficionado as well as the uninitiated viewer into the world of Flamenco seldom seen.

Boxcar

Directed by Liam Neo Whitcher

Michael (21) a head strong; yet slightly misguided youth returns home to the streets of Pinetown after failing out of university to accomplish his biggest dream to race Boxcars.

Upon returning home he is thrust into dealing with all his family issues with an overbearing mother who doesn’t believe in his dreams; a less then confident sister, Janet, who can’t accomplish her own dreams of deciding to be a boxer or get into med school and a delusional Uncle who still believes he is in the Broer War. While dealing with all of his family trauma’s he must deal with his own trauma of his high school bully Dean who is the leader of the orphans (The local gang) who will stop at nothing to torment Michael and stop him from building and racing his boxcar.

This hilarious coming of age story of a man building and racing a boxcar will take him and his dysfunctional family through many ludicrous situations; such as getting a license; making a new ally; building a box car and having the courage to race it down a hill. All well trying to avoid Dean and the Orphans; will take them a journey of self-discovery of finding out what truly motivates them and makes them happy. Through this Journey Michael is put directly on course to face his deepest failures and inadequacies as he faces off against his arch-nemesis Dean in a battle of wits and bravery in order to find happiness which for him is to be taken seriously for the 1st time in his life be known as a serious man.

Butterfly Cinema

Directed by Ekramy Maher Bekhit

Sometimes Butterfly…. Burn
The purpose of this film is to show the human side of the artist and suffering… not lights, not fame, not red carpets.

Dark Realities (Script Movie)

An optimistic Goth librarian accidentally releases the angry, pessimistic Ghost of Edgar Allan Poe who demands she help him avenge his unjust murder by a jealous rival.

Lily's - Sacred Journey

Directed by Jr Michael- Born

Lily is the granddaughter of a Holy Man who lives on the Pine Ridge Reservation of South Dakota. Since her childhood, she has been taught the old ways of the Sioux traditions by her grandfather, including the spirit of the Sacred White Wolf who is his constant companion when he climbs the mountain. He is gone sometimes for days to converse with the spirits of his people who were lost to violent wars and their way of life.

Poverty is very prevalent on the reservation, and as a young child, her grandfather wanted her to understand that their people did not always live like this. Also during this time, the story centers around the disappearance of Native American women, an epidemic that has plagued the reservations for countless years.

When she is older, her grandfather takes her to a ceremony on the mountain. It is here that her dreams and visions of the white wolf start to appear. However, her mother wants her to go to college and move off the reservation to have a better life for herself.

When Lily reaches 21, she embarks on a journey to college where she befriends an African-American girl who also happens to be her roommate. She meets two other girls from different backgrounds as well, and the four of them become close as sisters. While in school, her dreams of the “white wolf” become more prevalent. However, she likes living off the reservation and has dreams of becoming a doctor. Her frustrations begin as she is torn from what she was told as a child, and does not want to live on the reservation again after college. It is only after a tragic incident occurs, that she is reunited with Dr. Steve and her fight to decide who she really is and what her destiny is coming into focus.

Full Throttle

Directed by Gabriel Boyer

A young man gets into a gleaming Porsche and rushes at breakneck speed through the streets of Toulouse.

The Dead Ringer

Written by Suzanne Lutas

Bearing an uncanny resemblance to the mistress of a London-based Chinese Triad boss, an illegal immigrant is trained by MI5 to infiltrate the gang and bring them down.

Boombox (The God of The Dance)
- Cartoon Version

Directed by Christian Candido

An engineering student (Pepi) works as waitress in a pub in Turin. After her shift, on the way home, she meet a boombox radio, who is appears out of nowhere and talk to her ...

Pepi finds out the radio embody a spiteful and irreverent “God of The Dance”... This short is a cartoon version of Boombox (The God of The Dance)

How To Kill Your Mortgage Broker

Written by John R Sackman

Two friends lose their homes to an evil mortgage broker. Now they're going to kill him.

Y si Adelita...

Directed by Luz Jaimes

During the start of the Mexican Revolution, Adela, a humble kid is the witness of the rape and abduction against his mother made by the rebels, this event forces Adela to hide and escape. And puts her on a lonely journey after learning that the revolution of a woman begins from within.

Character ME, Charlie and White Bear

Directed by Davit Chaganava

with the beginning of war in Ukraine, Character ME, gets paranoid, and and with his friend White Bear, flies to the republic of Georgia to figure out wether WW3 had already begun. In Georgia they meet Charlie, post soviet Toy, who looks bit like Adolf Hitler….

37 Min film is about love, hatred, believe, faschistoid empires and split identity.

The Eclipse: Recognized by the Sound

Directed by Elly Yae Li Cho

This film is a silent piece. In this film, the memories Cho has of growing up during childhood become fragments of imagery that compose the development of the story. Cho grew up traveling back and forth between the urban space of Seoul and the natural environment of Jeju Island. Her memories and feelings behind these experiences are depicted by traversing over the temporal boundaries of the present and past, as well as the line between reality and illusion.

Cho’s younger brother was hospitalized because of pneumonia and died suddenly and unexpectedly because of a medical accident on the day of the Eclipse in 1999. She was in London at the time. Cho tells the story of her childhood in the format of video art with fragments of her memories turned into the scenes that compose the movie. The memory of the incident where her dog was kidnapped by a dog meat dealer, was a traumatic experience for her and it is mixed up with the death of her brother in her memory, who was the same age as the dog.

In this video, sounds and music become pivotal points around the various conflicts the girl experiences. Audiences participate in and sympathize with the major and minor conflicts the girl experiences through the medium of various types of music and sounds found in nature. This film has been shot in Seoul, London and Jeju Island, Korea.

Bad Ass Women Doing Kick Ass Shit

Directed by Abie Ekenezar

Following the lives of 8 women of color as they battle the patriachy, racism and fear for their community and ftuture in their race for County Procescuter, the House and Senate seats.

Hand Twins a feature screenplay

Directed by Macee Binns

"LOGLINE: Years after an Irish exit and deep in the throes of an early mid-life crisis, a celebrity gossip writer returns to her suffocatingly small hometown in Arkansas to hunt for her late father's missing ashes; during her search, Chloe crosses paths with her damaged ex-boyfriend who forces her to face the complicated past that she fought so hard to escape."

SYNOPSIS: CHLOE DAVENPORT is a 33-year-old impulsive, yet talented, journalist living in Los Angeles. Newly engaged and in the midst of a full-blown career crisis, Chloe's life is suddenly turned upside down when she receives an unexpected voicemail from her AUNT CAROL asking Chloe to mail some of her late father's ashes to their redneck family reunion. The only problem is that Chloe doesn't have them and she doesn't have a clue where they might be.

On her quest to track down the lost urn, Chloe is forced to return to her insufferable hometown of Little Rock, Arkansas. Shortly after arriving back home, she runs into her first love, JAY MORGAN, a deadbeat, chronically depressed bartender who is secretly struggling with mental health issues after enduring a bad breakup and inadvertently killing his dogs. Once they cut through the initial awkward tension, the pair goes off on an adventure to locate the remains of Chloe's Father.

With Jay by her side, just like that, Chloe gets sucked back into the past that she fought so hard to escape and she must face the devastating reality of the life she left behind. Throughout their impromptu road trip the exes reminisce, reconnect and hook up one last time before the secrets they're hiding potentially tear them apart for good. Ultimately forcing Chloe to make a choice between the familiarity of her adolescence and the promise of her future.

Hand Twins is a unique take on the "city girl returns to her roots" theme and is similar in style and tone to the films Sunshine Cleaning and The Skeleton Twins. The script possesses a somber, yet comically endearing, thematic tone while dealing with the delicate concepts of loss, middle-life crisis, substance abuse, abortion and the inability to overcome one's complicated past. This feature length romantic dramedy would work well for small to mid-size production companies with a low to moderate budget due to the limited cast size, small town filming locations and lack of stunts or special effects.

Hand Twins recently WON awards for Best Screenplay at the 2022 California Women's Film Festival, the 2022 First Women's Film Festival and the 2022 Venus Community Awards out of hundreds of entries submitted from around the world. The unproduced feature-length script placed as a Semi-Finalist at the 2021 Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards, the 2021 Scriptation Showcase Screenplay Competition and the 2022 Filmmatic Drama Screenplay Awards. It received Quarter Finalist Titles at the 2022 Richmond International Film Festival and the 2022 Scriptapalooza Screenplay Competition. In August of 2022, the script was named a Preliminary Finalist at the 2022 Creative World Awards and it was one of the select few scripts to be passed on to the Semi-Finals at the 2022 ScreenCraft Film Fund Feature Competition with Mark Duplass. Additionally, Hand Twins received Official Selection Nominations for Best Feature Film Script at the 2021 Miami Indie Film Awards, the 2021 Toronto Film & Script Awards, the 2022 Andromeda Film Festival, the 2022 LA Indies Film Festival and the 2022 Toronto International Women's Film Festival. Thanks to all of these accolades, Hand Twins is now ranked in the top 4% of all 92,191 screenplays on Coverfly. Requests to read the script can be submitted through TheBlackList, InkTip, FilmFreeway, ISA or on Coverfly.

Our Missing Colored Girls

Directed by Quashon Davis and Wesley Collins

The City of East Orange has the same problem a lot of other towns have: black women are disappearing. Despite the frequency of these abductions, no one is sounding any alarms. Missing black women aren’t considered important enough to be considered a priority in most precincts.

There’s one thing East Orange has that other precincts don’t: Rookie Officer Kora Merrit. She’s only been on the force a handful of weeks, but she has already made it her personal mission to stop the mass abductions that are happening in her city.

She’s young, damaged, and wears her emotions on her sleeve. Kora never met her father, and doesn’t know who her mother is. A childhood of foster homes and broken promises hardened her, and Kora is one tough cop. Can she make her way through the sexism, racism, and other biases that she will face everyday in the old boys club, as she searches for answers to questions most other officers don’t even care about? What will happen when she finds out just how deep the rabbit hole goes, and how high up the food chain it ends? Can Kora shrug off her own demons and keep the walls from closing in long enough to solve a mystery no one seems to want her to solve?

AN ANTHOLOGY OF MEN

Directed by Aranyak Chakrabarty

The film shows The journey of the human race. How human beings are spoiled by the various bodies of destiny, and how they rebel against destiny. The film also shows the various characteristic of human beings in every chapter of the film. The characteristics are also controlled by destiny.

Our Triumphant Holy Day

Directed by Greg Di Roma

OUR TRIUMPHANT HOLY DAY chronicles filmmaker Greg Di Roma’s journey on a pilgrimage into the Holy Land in Israel and Palestine with 28 other pilgrims in January 2020. The film explores major sites of the Holy Land and their impact on Salvation History. The pilgrims follow the footsteps of Jesus Christ and discover the human side of His story that highlight the true meanings of Love, Faith and Suffering. Along the way, the trip leads to a deep conversion in Greg’s Catholic Faith and Life that he never thought possible.

Justin and the Werloobee

Directed by John Vo, Ken Yoffe, Ellen Weisberg

Based on the story, FRUIT OF THE VINE (first published in the literary journal, PKA's Advocate). In JUSTIN AND THE WERLOOBEE, we meet Justin, a sensitive, introspective boy whose physical features and personality make him a convenient target for many of his cruel peers. One night, he wakes to find himself on a mysterious island, which is inhabited by a horde of bizarre creatures. Despite his desperation to find out where he is and, more importantly, how to get home, he becomes involved in the plight of Irvino, a beast who is ostracized on this island much in the way that Justin is in his own world. The story ends with a twist as Justin, in helping Irvino, ends up helping himself by making a lifelong friend out of Irvino. JUSTIN AND THE WERLOOBEE is unique from other stories in the fantasy genre in that it is meant not only for the grade school-aged fantasy enthusiast, but also for anyone interested in the topic of bullies, and how altruistic qualities can develop in children.

Full Moon

Directed by John Vo, Ken Yoffe, Ellen Weisberg

Full Moon tells a story about a little girl and her big sister celebrating Halloween. The little girl wonders about the man who she believes lives on the moon, who she also believes might need her help. Her big sister helps the little girl carry out her well-intentioned deed.

Logline: Love and imagination come together to make for a most memorable Halloween.

Feedback from a Little Free Library recipient of the published story, Full Moon: "Just in time for Halloween, we were gifted a copy of ”Full Moon” from Facepaint Nonprofit! This adorable tale is Junior Steward approved so swing by today for a beautiful story about a little girl, the man in the moon, and how one act of love and kindness can inspire others."

Music Inn , Jazz comes to Rome

Directed by Carola De Scipio

The documentary tells the story of the famous jazz club located in Rome, Music Inn.
The history of the venue, told through interviews, historical documents and music, traces over forty years of Italian musical and social history, starting from the 1950s, highlighting the passion and dedication for jazz of Giuseppe “Pepito” Pignatelli and his wife, Maria Giulia Gallarati Scotti nicknamed "Picchi" creators of that story.

Disco Bloodbath

Directed by Marcus Palmer

A family of outsiders creates an outrageous, limitless, club-night that explodes in popularity. But, the fate of this iconic event hangs in the balance when our self-declared misfits reach their limits of performance and expression. In a spectacular ending, the group has an honor bestowed upon them that they never dreamt of.

Growing Up Guide Pup

Directed by Matthew Thomas Chapman

Growing Up Guide Pup is a unscripted web series about two service dog maniacs named Amie and Matt. They started the first service dog organization in the world with a mission focused on education. Tax #ID 47-2288228. They produce films that promote community giving, edutainment, and lots of puppies. I mean who doesn't like puppies? A unique social agenda will help drive more people to want to raise puppies, get people interested in service dog etiquette and law, and bring the level of awareness about service dogs to a higher level of consciousness.

Black Eyes

Directed by MJ PALO & ANDREW ARGUELLO

A Reno detective struggles to catch her father's killer until her alter ego commands her to become the evil she must kill. Unfortunately, her alter ego to become a vigilante and control her 24/7. Now... the battle begins.

Flying Caterpillar

Directed by Kiren Anandji

An estranged schizophrenic father (Michael) battles with demons while trying to raise his son (Ezra). Is he aware of his decisions or blinded by his demons.

Finding the Line - An Exploration of Structural Integration

Directed by Aleš Urbanczik and Grzegorz Oleksa

Boulder Colorado and Esalen Institute USA 1960's & 1970’s:
Resulting from her studies Dr. Ida Rolf developed a program of postural re-patterning using fascial manipulation and movement education which she called Structural Integration and which is nowadays known in the public at large as ‘rolfing’.
Milano, Prague, Warszaw 2018 - 2022
This movie tells the story of an adventure - an adventure that will take the viewer into Ida Rolf's world of Structural Integration. At the heart of the movie are 8 students and their quest to understand Ida Rolf's philosophy during their 3 year Basic Trainings in Milano, Prague and Warsaw.
The movie also explains the basic ideas behind Structural Integration and discusses the most recent research into fascia.

Rhapsody in Justice

Directed by Anthony J Dixon

Following 3 journalists, “Rhapsody in Justice” cleverly portrays the idiosyncrasies and complexities of racism during the Trump era. Set in Harlem New York the film utilizes satirical humor and heart stopping drama that will have you on edge. It depicts a fresh, novel approach to a systematic problem in modern America. Aesthetically vibrant, musically moving through an original sound track, multiple outstanding performances from a gifted cast. “Rhapsody in Justice” is a must see, dose of medicine for your mind and soul. It will keep you thinking long after seeing this very entertaining historic film!

PRINCËNEY

Directed by ARIEL ORAMA LOPEZ

Princëney is a Caribbean boy that begins a journey towards the unimaginable to achieve his greatest wish: he just wants to be a prince.

Desk Defender

Directed by Sebastian Soler

A lone action figure attempts to defend itself from ten enemies atop a cluttered office desk.

Choking Hazard

Directed by Allanna Storing and Victoria Givlin

A quadruple amputee, excelling as a criminal defense lawyer seeks a new challenge. But becoming a serial killer poses it's own difficulties, trolling dating sites looking for a partner.

Man in a Can

Directed by Henk Pringles

A man leaves an oasis and starts walking. In the middle of the desert, he finds this strange building and immediately, he addresses someone on the inside of the building. Whether there's any need, for airco, food, or maybe even some music or television, here in this inhospitable part of the world?
After fruitless inquiries, the man spends the night in the desert. The morning after, he realizes that, ultimately, there's only one possible decision to make. All this is just a day dream of a guy on a beach, somewhere in Kenia. Slightly confused by his dream, he cannot but promise his girlfriend to come and swim with her on that first lovely day of the year.

Singles

Directed by Don Tjernagel

Corey has been recently separated from his wife and living with his grandmother. He is trying to build back as a single man, and readjust to that lifestyle.

Our Bus is On Fire

Directed by Lisa Gray

In a culture war of oppression and fear, comes an idea both daring and controversial.

Shot on the battle lines of our current culture war on Atlanta campuses, Our Bus is On Fire gathers clear voices, history, and the dark architecture of oppression together in compelling narratives.

Welcome to the changing world.

Secret superstars the hidden history of the Kennedy cup

Directed by Tom O'Flaherty

They say truth is stranger than fiction.

In the case of the Kennedy Cup, there’s no doubt
this remarkable, but untold story would otherwise
be regarded as a very tall tale, were it not all too
fantastically true.

Imagine some of the best professional footballers
of the 1960s in Britain and, indeed, Ireland coming
to the picturesque little shoreside pitch of a rural
Irish town – often in disguise – for matches with
local amateur players.

Well, that’s the Kennedy Cup. And it’s only the half
of it.

Losing Us

Directed by Teele Dunkley

17-year-old Gezim, refugee and victim of human trafficking in the UK, is doing everything he can to keep his 12-year-old sister Elira safe after their mother goes missing and they are left to fend for themselves.

The Cavaliere (Series)

Written by Matthew Habibeh

Bernini, successor to Michelangelo and raised by the papacy, competes against artisans of his time to complete St. Peter's Basilica and the Louvre.

Blades in the Darkness

Directed by Alex Visani

Tirana 1997. The chaos left by the fall of communism has opened the doors to a bloody civil war. Matia, just a teenager, is harassed by his playmates. In an attempt to escape, he hides inside an abandoned bunker. In that spooky building, Matia will be the first to discover something scary and unthinkable that will change his whole life .... Tirana 2022. Davide, Giulia, Nua and Adrian are planning their new future; an investment for a new modern venue using a bunker from the former regime. One of the group, secretly is willing to cheat the others in order to pay off a debt to some "old acquaintances", who will not take no for an answer. In the bunker, where the group of youngsters expect their dream come true, they will find drugs, violence and fear. The real horror though hides behind an old wall. A bloodthirsty horror armed with deadly blades.

Casting Film Youssef Shaheen

Directed by Mahmoud Mahmoud
Produced by semeh helmy

The film "Casting Film Youssef Shaheen" is about the history and future of cinema. The film is dedicated to a group of directors like Youssef Shaheen, Shadi Abed El Salam, Tarkovsky, Fellini, Bergman, Pasolini, Kim di-duk, Kurosawa, and Theo Angelopoulous.

All of those directors went through the same social, psychological, artistic, economic, and emotional crises that are present nowadays, and we are afraid that future directors will continue to suffer the same crisis. Through the film, we dive into the past and the future using an ascetic and simple low-budget cinematic style which is at the same time full of modern audiovisual content.

The Laureate

Directed by William L Nunez

Set in the mid-1920s, celebrated poet and writer Robert Graves returns from war traumatised and creatively struggling. It takes young poet Laura Riding to re-ignite Robert’s passion, and with the blessing of his wife, Nancy, his muse becomes his lover. With the three of them sharing a life, soon, Laura’s attention turns to Nancy, and a complicated relationship that scandalised society threatens to risk everything they have.

CENSOR OF DREAMS

Directed by Leo Berne and Raphaël Rodriguez

Every night, The Censor and his team moderate Yoko’s dreams. Tonight nothing happens as planned.

Extasium - a Doorway to Paradise

Directed by Guilhem Bertrand and Quentin Bruet-Ferréol

In the secrecy of a Parisian building, for half a century, an outsider artist has built a machine that has the alleged power of invoking God at will. Every night, his creation plunges him into a powerful ecstasy. A religious and sexual trance. Revealing a new outsider artist to the world, this documentary follows him for 2 years. His machine is impossible to move, which is quite a problem when you’re only a tenant. Today, his owner is trying everything to kick him out.