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Fascination with movement, fixation of time, the mystery of life, the birth and dance of a butterfly… Through the history of mankind and film, these things never left us, they always bothered us and always will…

Yus, a 29-year-old young man, made several attempts to escape his country by hiding under trucks. This microdocumentary tells the story of the repression and the punishments he received from the police.

A young woman battles with the consequences of her psychiatrist prescribing her excess medication.

Access to all films available at the in-person screening, as well as films that could not be screened in person due to time constraints.

How do we cope and what do we do when physical and emotional pain, obstacles, and hardship block our way forward? This "dark night of the soul" journey is powerfully depicted in the "Marble Me Free" animated film.

Two high school graduates make a bucket list for their last summer together before leaving for university.

A dragon dance troupe, an aikido class, an ice skating rink. Three scenarios or scenes through which the sensation of falling, or learning to fall, become metaphysical ruminations on modes of existence that draw strength from letting go.

California continues to destroy and rebuild itself. This collage film takes a surgical approach to carving through 60 years of California’s historical violence. It comprises footage of the L.A. riots, slaughterhouses, wildfires, mid-century Malibu, and 90s’ newsreels to unveil a cataclysmic future predicated on cycles of rebirth in the West.

Days after the 2022 Philippine elections, a filmmaker lies to the police about making a film, just when a protest was put to a halt. Upon the retrieval of his deleted recordings of landscapes, some Filipino children began to experience a spectral figure from the dark side of history — which have taken away their ability to read and speak, and their innate sense of local language, as vengeful spirits escape and are reborn through an oceanarium underground somewhere in Manila.

While auditioning for an infomercial studio in the late 2000s, Marisa must put on a brave face as she deals with an issue she just can't get away from.

The unprecedented trial of strength between a group of elderly citizens and the Swiss government, which ultimately ended in favor of the plaintiffs before the European Court of Human Rights.

A reclusive man has just moved to the suburbs when he begins to receive visits from strangers dressed in homemade chicken costumes. When he discovers that the truth about his new house, he must confront both the chicken people and his own trauma.

A personal letter and dedication to Ozu