God's Not Dead: A Light in Darkness

The Pharmacist A drug-dealing pharmacist quits dealing when he falls in love with a recovering addict. But when a psychotic killer informs the pharmacist that they are now business partners, quitting is no longer an option.

Vampire Ticks from Outer... When an outer space shipping company miss delivers a crate of rare carnivorous little monsters, they write it off and hope it fell somewhere uninhabitable. This film asks the question, how will we react when the invasive species starts eating us.

Searching for Makunaima Searching for Makunaima is a cultural and historical account of the most Brazilian character there is in fiction. The film begins with Makunaima, one of the founding myths of the native people from the border between Brazil-Venezuela-Guiana, first captured in the writings of the German ethnographer Koch-Grünberg at the beginning of the 1910s. With interviews in Portuguese, German, Spanish, and in the indigenous languages Macuxi and Taurepang, Searching for Macunaima reclaims this amazing character who represents Brazil in many ways (from literature to cinema to theatre) and remains relevant to date.

Endless Obsession "The final format is a 16mm blowup from an original Super 8 film, comprised of sequences shot off of a television monitor, which in turn played a videotape of a 35mm film, Pier Paolo Pasolini's Salo or the 120 Days of Sodom. The images Fogel kidnapped are those of several young men, some nude, seemingly alone together in a small, ancient-looking bedchamber. The differences in frame-rate between camera and monitor cause black horizontal bands to strobe languidly up and down the screen; the five layers of media transmission have washed out the original colors into an electric blue-gray . . . The total effect is one of deep, erotic longing. It presents the metaphor of cinema as an eternally youthful, luminously beautiful 20-year-old boy, who is nevertheless slipping away, through layers of time, into a tantalizingly unreachable distance." —Ed Halter

Samar Ek Sangharsh samar ek sangharsh is 2006 marathi film directed by Atmaram Dharne

Natchez In a small Mississippi town known for its opulent antebellum homes, a handful of locals who work in or adjacent to the tourism industry go about their daily lives. With tourism the town’s primary economy, myths of the Old South are not merely felt beneath the surface but make up the surface itself, and everyday interactions are inevitably imbued with the region’s fraught past. Stuck in the amber of a Confederate fantasy, locals eternally contend with questions of history and mythology, of industry and power. The characters of Natchez find joy, peace and melancholy amidst these specters in this vibrant portrait of life in the American South.

Abang Bomba I Love You R... Lily and Rayqal are excited to celebrate Aidil Fitri together. But things went wrong until Lily started waging a cold war against Rayqal.

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Nogo Three stories about couples who all have a gas station in Austria

D/V Gilberto must solve the great problem of traffic lights on a new avenue. Faced with the great workload, his wife Astrid claims the little time he spends with her and her son little Uriel. Gilberto is engulfed in a work cloister, to deduce that the answer is simple: distance over speed equals time. In the end he discovers that in his mission he has left spend three years realizing that looking for a time-saving formula he lost same.