A story of the days surrounding the bankruptcy of Commodore Computer, some of the people involved in making the Amiga systems, and where it all went wrong.

Urban archeologist Scott Jordan unearths 300 years of New York City's garbage to create 21st century art work.

When Sattanathan, a corrupt lawyer, forces Vadivambal to marry his brother, a Chokkalingam Pillai arrives to rescue her and expose Sattanathan's activities.

Ghadir, a chemical plant worker, protesting against being unpaid for over a year, is arrested during a demonstration and imprisoned without trial. He's released one year later with no explanation given.On arriving home he finds his daughter, Somayeh, has given birth out of wedlock...

22 years encapsulated in a diary. David Vilaseca captured his day-to-day life on paper from 1987, when he was 23 years old and a young student on an American campus, until 2009, when he was 46 and shortly before he died. Now, Xavier Albertí directs the theatrical adaptation of this revealing novel that turns the self, fears, sex and other personal experiences into high-flying literature.

Dive into the debate over digitalization: As the world relies more heavily on technology, is the future full of hope -- or are we headed for disaster?

A man is interrupted while writing a letter to his sister.

A man who has been stuck in prison for far too long starts to see hallucinations.

In many times, people exist as a part of just background to each other. This desolate scenery brings you a certain feeling. As time overlaps on the cold street, you will get caught in a deeper hole.

A girl jumps rope and counts. A boy comes from a house and wants to compete in "leaning backwards".

After his wife's death, a man makes a dramatic discovery that turns his life upside down.

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The Man Who Excavating a Tunnel

Ruritanian power struggle with opera singing.

From the opening sequence, combining underwater and aerial footage, this masterpiece about the construction of a steam-power plant in Kurihama (south of Tokyo) far surpasses the limitations of the promotional film genre, and emerges as one of the most staggering sensory experiences in Japanese documentary.