Downeast Hardcore: Stories From The Kave

In rural Maine, Kathy Findlay’s underground venue became a refuge for isolated teenagers, where a local scene supported by bands like Agnostic Front, Terror, 100 Demons, and Slapshot offered a sense of belonging.

Ma Ago Timi Pani

Ma Ago Timi Pani is a Kumude Hidto Hero Banna movie song

Bloody Sands

In 2011, anti-drug cops fought a desperate battle in China's wild northwest. Three years later, Officer Yang Tian pursues the truth behind his partner's death, unravels the Yuan brothers' smuggling ring, and brings them to justice in a final, epic showdown amidst the Gobi's burning sands—honoring his fallen brother with blood and fire.

Humans Are Shapes

After having possessed the bodies of two trans sisters, two aliens make a fatal choice in order to obey human codes against taboo, all in pursuit of love and security.

Karma

Jong-shin, a devoted husband living an ordinary life, is devastated when his wife is murdered by the enigmatic Moo-young. After serving a mere five-year sentence, Moo-young appears at Jong-shin’s church, claiming to have found God’s forgiveness. Consumed by grief and rage, Jong-shin plots his revenge—but as he closes in, a buried truth from the past threatens to change everything.

The Last Fifteen Minutes

While a giant monster attacks their city, the queer inhabitants of a small residential building (portrayed by hand-carved puppets) try to make their peace with imminent death — through music, sex, and lasagna.

Not One and Not Two

Feeling dead, Young-mok breaks off all relationships to gain enlightenment before he dies, and clings only to 108 prostrations and sitting meditation. Then, one day, Young-mok is hallucinated. Meanwhile, Ji-woo, who is waiting for inspiration ahead of the exhibition, reminds her of the afterimage of a man...

Ruby Red - But Better!

"Ruby Red - But Better!" is a parody of "Ruby Red" Luise Motsch made with her friends for her 26th birthday over 3 days.

Ecosystem Washing

Uprising

Through an AI-driven reinterpretation of Mexican Revolution footage captured by the country's cinema pioneers, this documentary offers a fresh look at a pivotal historical moment. It traces the movement's rise, peak, and fall, the birth of a new nation, and invites us to question the narratives that have shaped our identity and the present we inhabit.

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