Kodir and Rudi, two unemployed men, stole Megalodon tooth fossils from excavated land belonging to residents in Surade district. When they managed to get the tooth, they had difficulty finding their way home and something supernatural also attacked them.

Stian's mom goes missing and fails to show up for her weekly check-in with the police. In the search for his mother, Stian is forced to face himself and his difficult past.

Juli is a freelance photographer in her late 20’s, scrambling to make some money and sort out her private life. Most of the time she lives with her boyfriend, a student named Csaba, in a rented room. Her much-loved 7-year-old son, Peti, lives in an apartment with Juli’s mother.

In the heart of the city, the current Light Park emerged where the old municipal cemetery used to be. However, Júlia, Maitê and their friends, completely unaware of this peculiar story, decide to have a fun picnic. But what seemed like an innocent prank soon turns into a horrifying adventure when an eclipse triggers an unexpected invasion of shambling zombies.

Take a look inside Jimmy's life and his ways.

The movie tells a story about life's absurdity and the game of destiny which is too cruel at times. This is a movie about the consequences of a taken decision, about love, suffering and death.

DANCING IN THE LIGHT - A RETROSPECTIVE ON EARLY TAIWAN CINEMATOGRAPHY took two years to complete. It is both an homage to the works of the first generation Taiwan cinematographers and a history of Taiwan film and culture, breathlessly spanning World War Ⅱ to 1980. Early Taiwanese cinematographers - whose voices appear on the soundtrack - were at the cutting edge of Taiwanese art, culture and politics. They brought an innovative approach to shooting, totally alien to the Western practices. This is the first time some footage being released from the vaults of the Chinese Taipei Film Archive since their first screenings decades ago. This is also the first film to present a perspective and authoritative portrait of Taiwan's troubled film industry.

A man is stuck at a red light

A cinematic journey to places of power and destiny of the screenwriter of the legendary Ukrainian film "Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors".

A 2012 article in the British The Guardian titled "Russian Banksy" turns the life of Moscow street artist Pasha 183 upside down. The article, in which he is compared to the most famous street art artist today, brings him worldwide fame, popularity and commercialization of creativity - in short, everything that he has struggled with all his life.

A man tries to follow his interpretations and behave accordingly, sacrificing his entire private property and living for the poor.

Documentary short about the small Apulian town of Adelfia which celebrates the Feast of St. Tryphon for three days with fireworks and music.

The film tells about the unusual fate of a working man. The hero of the film graduated from an agricultural academy in his youth, studied as a veterinarian and wanted to do science, but his collective farm, where there were 40 thousand sheep, fell apart and he had to retrain as a welder.

How to stay a professional but human being? How to live when someone’s pain is a routine? Every day surgeons fight for someone’s life! Sometimes realizing the hopelessness of the situation.

A Chinese documentary film about the Malayan People’s Anti-Japanese Army’s struggle during the Japanese Occupation.

Knight of the Orders of the Red Star and Glory, scout Nikolai Shchelkonogov reached Berlin in May 1945. Today he is 94. And he dreams of being there again. In Germany, he will meet 97-year-old Wolfgang Morrell, who was captured in 1942 in Vladimir – in the hometown of the scout Shchelkonogov.

"I've been screening film works for nearly 50 years, and out of the many screenings I've been to, there have been two times when the audience fainted. My work "Memories of the Seaside" and a certain work by Mari Terajima. However, Hideto Ishii's "Lights" was the only one that immediately after the screening, one audience member exclaimed, "It's amazing!" and stood up and applauded. When I thought who it was, it turned out to be the filmmaker Isao Kota. Sitting through this film for nearly 50 minutes can be a pain. However, what is unfolding here is neither a spectacular view nor a visual pleasure. If you were to ask me what it was, I would have to say "abyss." That's why I'm attracted to. As you watch this movie, you can eliminate the distractions that occupy most of your mind one by one. After just under 50 minutes, you might be able to reach some kind of catharsis." — Mikio Yamazaki

A 10-year-old girl goes on a trip to Russia to find her father and fulfill the dream of a sick grandfather – he wants to see the northern lights.