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Odd People Out "Odd People Out" tracks the process of marginalization and the repression of homosexuals during the first two decades of the Cuban revolution through the biography of the writer Reinaldo Arenas—as told by himself and other intellectuals and artists who shared his life and suffered the repression of a regime that named them “extravagant.” For many years none of them existed; they were considered non-people. Filmed clandestinely in Cuba in 2003, "Odd People Out" was never exhibited on the island.

Warwick A post-grad travels to Seattle for a job interview, crossing paths with a mysterious male prostitute.

Magical Trip Dr Reza Kamali, with the persecution and punishment of his son, Sina, wants to make him a distinguished student. One day, Sina takes refuge in her mysterious washing machine from father's fear. Someone does not believe in the perfection that comes with his child and he will be admitted to the hospital, but he rushes away and, when he escapes, goes to the hospital's washing machine.

The Calicoon Two teenage girls discover the terrible secret lying within the walls of the decaying, once-magnificent vacation destination, The Hotel Calicoon -- a deadly secret that has been concealed for nearly four decades.

Hammam A one-and-a-half minute silent film shot at a ruined Turkish Baths in Methoni, in the South-West Peloponnese, Greece. The stock was one cassette of Wittnerchrome 200D Super8, expertly transferred by Gauge Film.

Mastaneh An Adopted Movie From Orginal Title 'Lipstick"

Last Few Weeks Sahar, an Iranian girl who has recently broken up with her fiancé, has decided to spend some time by herself in Antalya, Turkey. Leaving a club late at night, assuming that she is rich, she gets kidnapped and held in a remote basement. The kidnappers go greedy on the ransom, but little they know is that the whole setup has been a misunderstanding from both parties in the first place.

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I Fars Hnder... In My Father's Hands

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