Popular Films
to Watch This Year
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In the pandemonium of a World War II blitz, Frankie, a local soldier on leave, must navigate the bomb-ravaged streets of Liverpool to find his missing two-year-old daughter and save her life. Battling both the dangers of war and paralysing guilt, he races against time in a desperate struggle for survival and redemption.
In the world of film theory, the director is the supreme creator. However, for Bob, the protagonist of this one-minute meta-metaphysical nightmare, that hierarchy collapses with a single keystroke. While trying to enjoy a well-deserved moment of peace with a piece of cake, Bob realizes his reality doesn’t belong to him, but to an invisible Editor. Time for Bob ceases to be linear—he becomes a victim of a brutal “Undo” process. Through a series of violent jump cuts, absurd wardrobe changes, and forced rewinds, Bob experiences a digital version of purgatory. The film explores the thin line between the silver screen and reality, turning a technical glitch into existential horror. In the end, Bob doesn’t seek salvation from a director; instead, he attempts to “cut” the very light source of the machine that created him, proving that in the digital age, the only true God is the one with their finger on CTRL+Z.
In a near-apocalyptic future, a son discovers the unsettling truth about his father’s creation and embarks on a reckless mission against his mother to reconnect with him in his catatonic state.
Love, Romantic & Relationship
See how you get find your past, present and future life in a 3000 year old Naddi leaf
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Born on August 23, 1982, in Shahroud, Iran; he holds a Master’s degree in Theater with a concentration in Dramatic Literature from University of Art in Tehran. He has directed three short films: “Introduction” (Producer:IYCS), “Departure” (Producer:TOTAKO Film Production), and “Pretension” (Producer:IYCS) He has also written and published seventeen plays and one novel.
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In remote Australia, a stoic farmer is left alone when his partner takes their dog, forcing him to confront his need for control as he struggles to let go. A visitation with Max brings Jack new hope, until he witnesses Jess with another man and his loneliness turns to desperation. Told through long, quiet takes and the watchful eyes of a dog, Stay. is a haunting portrait of love, loss, and the challenges faced by Australia’s rural inhabitants.
Two friends flee dull Barcelona for a Senegalese village. A local tale inspires them to abandon their emigration doc for an unexpected project.
Two friends flee dull Barcelona for a Senegalese village. A local tale inspires them to abandon their emigration doc for an unexpected project.
Action Drama &
Documentary, Feature Films
Brothers Mic & Jim Conway have been playing music since school days, when they started the Jellybean Jug Band together, which subsequently morphed into the Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band. In the early 1970s Captain Matchbox were a tearaway success with old 1920s/30s tunes such as My Canary Has Circles Under His Eyes and comical tunes of their own, like Wangaratta Wahine. Mic loves visual entertainment and vaudeville, and creating instruments out of anything to hand. He has been in countless band line-ups over the last 40 years, and they all demonstrate his unique vision of performance, circus and vaudeville. Jim on the other hand is a natural musician and a blues one at that. He found his instrument early on in Captain Matchbox with the harmonica, proceeding to become one of Australia’s foremost blues harp players. As has been said of them, the brothers make sibling rivalry an art form, but they are also very close. At the age of 30 Jim was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS), and this has gradually progressed over the last 40 years to the point where Jim is now virtually quadriplegic and can no longer play harmonica. Jim is married and Mic has his own family, but they have remained side by side through the years.
The film The Card Players is a free adaptation of the series of works by the French painter Paul Cézanne, bearing the same name. It consists of four episodes—Venus, Grafting the Vine, Grapes, and Bitter Wine—each with a different story.
In the episode Venus, symbolized by Diamonds, the main character has a deep connection with objects. Therefore, this episode places greater emphasis on objects. The main character is inspired by the standing café owner in Paul Cézanne’s painting The Card Players.
The episode Grafting the Vine, symbolized by Clubs, tells the story of a painter who portrays a woman in a garden. This episode emphasizes plants, and the main character is inspired by the figure on the right in Paul Cézanne’s painting The Card Players.
In the episode Grapes, symbolized by Spades, we see a young man living with several cats. The focus of this episode is on animals. The young man intends to make a change in his life of crime—not by abandoning it, but by committing crimes independently. This episode is inspired by the man on the left in Paul Cézanne’s painting The Card Players.
In the episode Bitter Wine, which follows Grafting the Vine and Grapes, we witness the brief companionship of two strangers. One is a man, an art dealer specializing in unknown painters, and the other is a woman, who previously appeared as a model in Grafting the Vine. The female character is inspired by the woman behind the two card players in Paul Cézanne’s painting The Card Players.
Symbolized by Hearts, this episode draws inspiration from the central figure in the painting. The two characters become travel companions for less than an hour.
Short Films, In The Spotlight This Year
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THE CREW is based on true events, and it is a behind the scenes view aboard a yacht on charter in the Mediterranean Sea.
It’s got the key ingredients of a guaranteed successful film – sex, drugs, drama, raw comedy.
Mix that with some hilarious situations with great characters and you have a very entertaining project.
The book is currently receiving 5 star reviews from readers and has an ever growing audience on social media.
The book begins with a brief description of the yacht’s crew and their colorful history.
The book follows the crew’s lives and daily routine aboard a large, state of the art millionaire’s motor yacht.
The gleaming white yacht is hired by a seedy Russian gangster and his entourage.
When you mix unlimited cash, with booze and bikini models you get a recipe for scandal and below deck the crew see it all.
The book takes you on a raw, fast paced, hilarious joyride as the crew work and party around the clock on the charter, visiting the fashionable and hedonistic ports of the Mediterranean.
It is not just a story of the glitzy, awe inspiring millionaire’s yachting industry. It is a story of brotherhood, characters, comradeship, innocence, deviousness, being human and pulling together in the face of adversity.
It’s about finding out what’s important in life through experiencing it, finding love and friendship and above all humor.
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(DRAFT 9) When a lonely pharmacy tech is catfished by someone impersonating actress Lucy Hale, he spirals into an obsessive digital romance that blurs the line between fantasy and delusion. As his life unravels, the only voice that seems to understand him is Aria Montgomery—Hale’s fictional alter ego—who may not be real, but speaks to the ache no one else sees.Featured
The Embrace of a Bird
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A free spirit girl fell for a medical doctor after drifting through life with an unsettled heart
Touched by the Earth’s breathtaking cross-stitch patterns in the sky, a Puyuma boy feels an overwhelming longing for his sister, who is on a space station. Sparking curiosity in viewers of all ages, Giwas and her friends of the animated series, “Go Go Giwas” , travel around Taiwan 16 indigenous tribes and board a legendary time machine bound for a space station on a journey experiencing indigenous culture, Astronaut life and the concept of sustainable development to explore popular STEM and space science.PLAY MOVIE (please click here)
After ten years of marriage, Birgit is confronted with the ultimate betrayal. Her younger husband, Hanus, has left her and moved in with a new and younger woman, Maria. Hanus is the kind of man everyone falls for – charming, magnetic, and with a particular power over women. Even those he has left behind remain emotionally entangled in his invisible web. Despite having emotionally and financially betrayed them, Hanus manages to maintain control. He returns whenever it suits him – including sexually – and the women let him. In a car parked in a lot in Tórshavn, everything comes to a head. In a claustrophobic space between car seats, love, power and humiliation collide in a moment of raw emotional reckoning. “It’s Not Me You Should Pity” is a powerful psychological drama about losing one’s footing and dignity when love dies. The ending is open: Is Birgit’s breakdown a total collapse – or the first, fragile step toward freedom and human dignity?





















































