People can show some other personality when eating. Some become like herbivores, chewing so many times. Some becomes like carp, crowing around bait. Some become like hamsters, with their mouths full, etc. Everyone is unique and worth observation.

There is an old saying in China: "People die for wealth; birds die for food." When gold is discovered, people of different classes fight for it unscrupulously. Human connection, in all their forms, collapses.

Poetic documentary impressions of a Norwegian fish factory.

Chan-hyeok and Min-ah, who promised to get married, love each other. One day, Min-ah has a nightmare and she grabs Chan-hyuk's head in her sleep. Chan-hyeok pats Min-ah because she is just a dog dream, but Min-ah feels uncomfortable because her dream is not clear. Chanhyuk's event made Minah feel relieved. But when Min-ah goes to work, she comes to Chan-hyeok, a strange woman ... Chan-hyeok is surprised to see her playing. The two of them worked in the same place in the past...

A Krasue (aka Filth Eating Spirit, aka flying head with guts dangling from it) wreaks havoc.

Hong Kong movie

Da-hee and Min-soo, who seem to be a good couple, eat together and take a walk. They are always seen holding hands and taking a walk, so people envies them on the street. In fact, Da-hee had a husband. A mysterious man who comes after her husband goes to work... Da-hee's love story, who walks a dizzying tight rope between two men, is just unfolding.

Documentation on a protest campaign against urban displacement, organized by neighbors from Kreuzberg, Berlin.

A paper-cut animation short about Zhu Bajie, the pig from Journey to the West

In order to access a more important position in the company, Don José, a wealthy bachelor, must get rid of his lover. To try to achieve this, he must get her romantically entangled with his friend Vicente.

Aki and Haru face graduation, job hunting, and the challenges of adulthood, fearing separation as they secure employment. They enjoy living together as roommates, and with graduation from university approaching, they begin to become aware of their own feelings. Can their friendship evolve amidst these changes while they work and share meals together?

Reindeer herder is living the hardest and longest winter ever and is forced to feed the reindeer to keep them alive. All the days are the same while feeding, herding and refueling. Herder can not have a break until snow melts. All the time there is something that drives him ahead.

In Asian culture, the question 'did you eat rice?' means 'have you eaten?' (usually referring to a specific meal: breakfast, lunch or dinner). Moreover, this question could also function as a greeting and an expression of concern for someone; for example, a substitute for 'how have you been?', 'are you okay?', or 'is everything all right?' The experimental documentary film Did You Eat Rice? explores the sensitive relationships which exist between local farmers and their natural environments during the rice harvest in Omachi, Japan. In this production, various subjects, as well as the audience, are asked the question 'did you eat rice?'.

A world where the existence of magic has been known for a century as a mysterious power to rival science. However, the discovery of MISO — the Material of an Impediment to the Sorcerer's Orders — made magic into not a special power, but a technique that can be raised. One morning, while Shōta Hacchōya (a high school boy attending a magic academy) was tasting miso soup, a princess of Majieeru suddenly breaks in. Majieeru happens to be the birthplace of magic.

Kimizuka is rescued by Saya in the form of a sister when she collapses in the park, but she has no belongings and no memory of herself. Saya is expelled from the monastery for writing a pornographic novel, and takes Kimizuka to the hotel where she is staying, and asks her various questions to use her as a model for the novel. In Kimizuka's mind, the image of women crying and crying after being forced to have sex comes to mind.

A documentary about the underground singer-songwriter Tobias Gruben, his upbringing and his musical career, featuring past live perfomances by himself and cover versions of his songs by contemporary artists.

When Satoshi was little, his mother Akiko always took good care of him. She was gentle, but mentally strong. However, two years ago she was diagnosed with cancer and now it's Satoshi's turn to comfort and care for her. However, despite his best efforts, she passes away. A year after Akiko's passing, Satoshi, his father Toshiaki and his older brother Yuichi start new lives. Around that time, Satoshi receives a present from his mother.

Three years of wedded bliss is celebrated with a perfect anniversary dinner that will delight anyone with a pulse, but may be lost on an undead husband.

This is a story of a man who wants to grasp and hold his beloved one by him and a woman who insists on that her love can't be grasped; 'she' only can deliver hers. It has written Comedy, Romance etc... but, this movie doesn't include anything funny, I believe. After I see the movie, I thought that love springs through a one's heart and it has its own spirit. It doesn't have to have any company. The matter is if it coincides its mate; that's it.

The distressing plight of a young man who, dissatisfied with the food his wife serves him, eats horse meat, develops various equine mannerisms, and eventually lands in the hospital.