Drohung bei Mondlicht

All Rivers Run to the Se... Radu is having a hard time dealing with his mother’s death.

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All In An introspective look at a moment in the life of a young filmmaker.

Partizan A man in Donbas sets out on a combat mission as the violent ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russian-supported separatists wages on.

Broken Blooms Broken Blooms explores the travails of a young man dealing with the challenges of a blooming young marriage and his carefree and careless attitude towards morality and friendship—tested to the brink at the time the world cringes in the claws of a global pandemic.

Pulang Tanpa Alamat The journey of Bondet and Remo, two friends who work as assassins, turns into a tragedy. Remo died on the way. The problem became complicated when it was discovered that Remo had 4 ID cards with 4 different religions, the effort to bury Remo was even more difficult.

Saralish “Saralish” means arranged marriage. In rural Iran, men dominate. A little girl is exchanged by another one, not even knowing what is happening to her, and she is now the wife to an old man. And the mothers have no say in this. But when an afeghani woman who has been educated in Germany returns to solve her own marriage arrangement that took place before she was even born, the situation of all the women there only gets worse. In the meantime, the boys play with the remains of war but also begin discovering new paths. An alert to human rights situation.

A Body in Fukushima Acclaimed artist Eiko Otake has made five trips to Fukushima in the wake of the 2011 nuclear disaster. Collaborating with William Johnston, a photographer and scholar of Japanese history, Otake’s multidisciplinary project transforms the irradiated landscape into a site for performance. The artist’s movements—in empty train stations, overgrown roads, tsunami-damaged buildings, along broken seawalls, and amidst makeshift memorials—dwell in the residue of life before the meltdown while also charting the passage of time in these inhabitable lands. A Body in Fukushima is culled from tens of thousands of photographs, whose mournful but resolute march creates a “letter to the future.” “My body will carry a piece of Fukushima,” writes the artist, “I hope the [viewer’s] sense of their own distance to Fukushima might also change.”

The Second Mate Murderous smugglers kidnap a troublesome Bargemans son in this British crime drama, filmed on the Thames.

Gilmore's Glorious Wardr... With a little help from some magic, Gilmore searches for the perfect date outfit. A fanmade Critical Role short film.