Hanatarō Jumon

Ren O.... First, we see him take the road, then, for a long time, drive to a hypermarket far from the city center to do his shopping. Back at his restaurant, sitting at a table, he starts talking, facing the camera. Who is he? René Orduña. Neither hero nor victim, Rene is only a witness of his own existence during the 70s and 80s in the United States. A period of nomadism, geographical and amorous, whose only reference points were festive, this is what he evokes, without regret or nostalgia: the hypothesis of joy. And the film makes room for this word, playing with colors and sounds as cushions where it can be properly seated.

Non-stop kolor They are adults and still want to remain children. They live in a colorful world of fleeting pleasure like music

nostalgia

God Save the Queens Creative documentary on the drag queen movement and its origins in Paris, New York and Madrid.

Darling, Buntis Ka Nanam... A film about family planning discusses Filipino values like family togetherness, generosity, sacrifice, and compassion.

Map Heist Three friends and ruthless "townies" fight over a pirates' map that marks buried treasure from the infamous shipwreck of The Whydah Gally.

Les deux fils de monsieu... Monsieur Dubois has three sons: Jean, Jacques and Jules. Jules stays with him at the farm, while the other two buy lands in different regions. While Jean profits, Jacques, who worked as hard as his brother, meets failure.

Lamp A short animated film with a lamp and spiders.

Life's a Bitch To please Cecile, Tom agrees to adopt her dead neighbour’s Chihuahua. Actress Greta is crushed. Her dog and her assistant both died, run over by a bus. Franck and Lola fall in love at first sight. They have so much in common, except Lola doesn’t like dogs. Three intertwined destinies, three stories of humans and their dogs.

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