La Chandleur

Albert, a young man in his twenties, lives alone in his grandfather's country house under one condition: he must take care of the farm animals. While getting ready for a date, he discovers that a fox has attacked the ducks in the coop. Determined to protect the last surviving goose, Albert cancels his dinner and spends the night waiting for the animal. But he realizes that what he is hunting is not just a simple fox, but a far more terrifying entity: the Chandleur.

Dangerous Citizen: The Life and Times of Abraham Polonsky

A portrait of blacklisted writer-director Abraham Polonsky.

Last Stop for the Circular Ticket

Around Lake Como, a voyage interrupted by a series of brief, successive stops, as fleeting as musical phrases. Someone enters and leaves a telephone booth. Water and the lines that contain it.

Aitch: Don't Be Afraid​

Rapper Aitch climbs Mount Kilimanjaro to raise money and awareness for people with Down syndrome, inspired by his sister and his campaign for greater inclusion

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New Year's Absolution

A New Year’s Eve party turns deadly when a “Kill Someone” resolution sparks paranoia, chaos, and betrayal among friends fighting to survive.

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Tammie Wants a Boyfriend

Dutch transgender woman Tammie Schoots discusses the obstacles that she and people like her regularly encounter while seeking and maintaining relationships.

The Kidon Man - The final cut

An Ex agent of the Israeli international intelligence service from the unit known as Kidon, seeks his identity after loosing his memory in an accident. Now he is followed by his enemies.

Varav (The Visit)

An unusual day in the life of a detached middle-aged couple, Padmanabhan and Sudha, begins when Sudha asks Padmanabhan to climb up to the terrace to pluck some mangoes for her. This seemingly ordinary incident rekindles their relationship by unveiling a long-buried yet lingering past.

Revolutionaries Never Die

Seeking to decode a final, unanswered invitation, a filmmaker explores why the renowned Lebanese director Jocelyne Saab reached out for a collaboration just two months before her passing.

Veranda

After the sudden death of her husband, Ha-yeon is left in shock and quietly tries to return to everyday life. But an unexpected threatening phone call makes her feel that she is being watched. In a state of anxiety and isolation, Ha-yeon gradually finds comfort in Hyun-woo, the neighbor who lives upstairs. As details surrounding her husband's death begin to surface, she is drawn into an increasingly complex web of secrets and suspicion.