Biomorphic shapes at play in this film reiterate and expose the persistence of vision, frame flickering and illusions. The random cycling images question who is the projector and who is the projectionist, while light forms the sound frequencies.

We live in a world of screens. The average adult spends the majority of their waking hours in front of some sort of screen or device. We're enthralled, we're addicted to these machines. How did we get here? Who benefits? What are the cumulative impacts on people, society and the environment? What may come next if this culture is left unchecked, to its end trajectory, and is that what we want? Stare Into The Lights My Pretties investigates these questions with an urge to return to the real physical world, to form a critical view of technological escalation driven by rapacious and pervasive corporate interest. Covering themes of addiction, privacy, surveillance, information manipulation, behavior modification and social control, the film lays the foundations as to why we may feel like we're sleeprunning into some dystopian nightmare with the machines at the helm. Because we are, if we don't seriously avert our eyes to stop this culture from destroying what is left of the real world.

"Traffic Light" is a story about three childhood friends. They are slightly over 30. They are men in their prime. One is married, another is busy, the third is free as the wind. The characters are absolutely not similar, but they are united by friendship and a different, but still sincere love for women.

Joyful, magical, inspiring, Into the Light with Cité Mémoire soars above the city, revealing history through giant projections that compel us to slow down, look up and breathe as characters of the past emerge from the stone walls of Old Montreal, touching us deeply with their human stories.

A documentary about legendary butoh dancer Kazuo Ohno.

Nine countries… 100 cities… millions of fans... and they've been waiting! Capture live over a two-night period in May, 1991 at the Ahoy Arena in Holland, Gloria Estefan Into the Light World Tour is one of the most elaborate, spectacular concert productions ever brought to the screen.

Set in the Canadian Arctic, this is an intimate, first-hand account of how the isolated Inuit community of Cape Dorset became the internationally celebrated art capital of the North. This is the story of the success of Inuit artists who emerged from the most unlikely circumstances to capture the imaginations of people around the world.

Much of the world of mysteries involving the paranormal field are surrounded by tales of ghosts, ufos, and cryptids. One thing that goes unnoticed is the spook light phenomena. These mysterious balls of light have been around for centuries yet in some cases, have never been identified. Legend and lore dictate the origin but the truth can be stranger than we know. Two paranormal researchers go on a quest to explore the legends of the light phenomena. On their way, they learn of eyewitness accounts, research the legends and possible explanations, and attempt to document the spook light phenomena.

Russian detectives unwind the ball of the most intricate and cruel crimes. They are consummate professionals, the best cops in town. Even on the most dangerous missions, this quartet never loses their sense of humor. It is it that helps them find the most incredible ways out of any situation. They uphold the law and emerge victorious.

The story of the pioneering electronic composer Ramón Sender Barayón. From his escape from the Spanish Civil War to the California of psychedelia, hippies and counterculture.

The guy decides on a desperate act. Now he has a long way to go, visually shot in one take in the night Khabarovsk

Bruce Greyson, Ph.D, hosts this set of compelling stories told by six people, each of whom went through a near-death experience. Along with more than 8 million other Americans who have experienced the phenomenon, these tales chronicle surreal episodes rich with feelings of peace, love and light. Also, hear from author Dr. Raymond, whose expertise on near-death experiences includes a how-to for visionary encounters with departed loved ones.

In the red light district of 1980s Taipei, women at a popular Japanese night club navigate jealousy, heartbreak, friendship and love.

A not-so-Cinderella-story of LGBTQ+ Baltimore Ballroom dancers as they prepare to compete at the inagural Peabody Ball, while they face real life obstacles and cultural exploitation. This Ball takes a scene that has historically thrived underground—but has recently found itself nomadic due to a rash of gay club closings—and inserts it into one of Baltimore’s most stunning and exclusive settings.

As soon as Zhu Yun started college life, the world was completely turned upside down by the intrusion of "bad boy" Li Xun. He was regarded by Zhu Yun as a rich, ignorant and incompetent son, but his real identity was actually a special admissions student who was admitted by the school, and a rare programming genius. After several confrontations, the two have some appreciation for each other. The senior Fang Zhijing made things difficult for Zhu Yun many times, Li Xun took action to protect Zhu Yun, and invited her to join the preparation team he set up to win a major programming competition on behalf of the school.

A girl named Lu Zhi Yi was admitted to the Flight Academy with super high grades, but the school bully Chen Sheng thought she was arrogant, and Lu Zhi Yi also looked down on this rich brat who was born into a flying family and didn't know the sufferings of the world. As Lu Zhi Yi's physical training senior, Chen Sheng originally wanted to go through strict physical training to make her realize that learning to fly is not easy, but Lu Zhi Yi's tenacity in training gradually conquered Chen Sheng.