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An Entrance Is An Exit An estranged mother attempts to run away with her daughter.

Elektra - San Francisco ... In the wake of the Trojan War, Elektra’s world has come unmoored. When her desire for justice becomes a blood lust, she pushes her fractured family to the brink of destruction.

Veneer Suburban cocaine dealer Dominic Willis navigates the COVID-19 pandemic while carrying out his ultimate plan.

Bunny Struggling to find true love, a young and depressed man named Flynn, seeks out to find the love of his life.

A Fistful Of Pebbles A Fistful of Pebbles won the 3rd prize in the SEA Tropfest Film Festival 2015. The story is about a mysterious man who finds himself in the muddy monsoon in a village terrorized by a local gangster. When he’s unwittingly drawn into the village’s problem and the beautiful daughter of the village Chief is about to be taken, the hero takes matters into his own hands… with a fistful of pebbles.

Ride Ride was chosen in the finalists among 16 out of 115 others short films in the SEA Tropfest 2015. The story set in the countryside of Cambodia. Two inseparable young sisters have to come to terms with living apart for the first time. But before they go their separate ways, there’s just one last chance for the ride of their lives.

No Toque, Drag!... A short documentary film about the lives of three Drag Queens from Pernambuco, showing their reality, their work as artists and their lives. The film tries to demystify the drag queen stereotype rooted in society.

Mekong, the Progress Tra... It is no accident that the Mekong River, symbolized by the Naga, is a source of happiness and fertility in Cambodia. The numerous hydro-electrical dam projects, mostly on its lower main stream, pose big risks for the riparian countries fish resources. This documentary reviews the situation of these projects and provides testimonies of fishermen and scientific observers.

My Mom Is A Virgin A rich old man pays a young lady, Duong Chan (means “moon” in Khmer language), for pretending to be his second wife, because his first wife has mental illness and she cannot take care of their small daughter. Dung Chan loves the little girl as her own child. A few years later, the old man’s son returns to Cambodia and he hates Dung Chan so much. Can hate turn into love?