Holiday. (AU,QLD)
Fed up with their lower-class life, lifelong friends Gambler and Kit attempt to climb the social ladder through reality TV and card-counting in Blackjack.
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Spoiled billionaire playboy Oliver Queen is missing and presumed dead when his yacht is lost at sea. He returns five years later a changed man, determined to clean up the city as a hooded vigilante armed with a bow.
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At first glance, the life of a lonely middle-aged woman passes smoothly, in household chores, but how much effort and labor she has invested in the apricot orchard, the only source of income on which she can live until next year. And suddenly fallen snow upsets all her plans and hopes for a good harvest. Therefore, in her thoughts there is only one thing “to save the harvest from frost.” Fumigation (creating a smoke screen) of flowers of apricot trees brings results and there is a premonition that everything will be fine...
Koushaneh is a young female blogger who was arrested for posting a critical message online. After surviving a 72-hour period of captivity, she has spent the last three months recovering from the psychological trauma, separated from her stepmother. In the quiet of her solitude, she finds comfort in the soothing piano pieces played by her brother, who practices in pursuit of a brighter future. But when her stepmother suddenly enters her private sanctuary, everything begins to change...
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?
A woman pushed to the brink by a dripping tap finds herself trapped in an increasingly absurd intervention staged by her own internal comment section..
Perfect Double
Xiao Wei, a socially anxious man, uses an app to create an AI double that shares his appearance but has a confident personality, and lets it socialize on his behalf. At first, the double’s success plunges Xiao Wei into virtual gratification. However, the double gradually spirals out of control: it not only develops genuine feelings for Xiao Yu, but also begins to question the very value of Xiao Wei’s existence, and eventually claims to be the more perfect "Xiao Wei". When Xiao Wei tries to expose the double in the real world, he finds that in Xiao Yu’s eyes, he himself has become the stranger.
The Rusty Fish (ANIMA)
This story is about a hunter that hurms the nature and animals but finally
The Rusty Fish (ANIMA)
A lonely young boy builds a mysterious machine inside his father's workshop. It leads him to a soul world, where he seeks the soul he has lost.
Directed by Charlie Biedermann. 17min 56sec











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