The 12 Day Tale of the Monster that Died in 8

Necochea Elena Cantero, a 60-year-old athlete, recounts her childhood in the Necochea Vacation Colony for Weak Children, which became the Alejandro Raimondi Home in the 1970s. Traveling through nemorous, coastal and building landscapes, she will relive moments that her memory could never forget.

Beverly's Plight This is a story of a single mother of two daughters that is out of her relationship with her man, and has been facing rejections from men after they finds out about her two daughters. since then any man that comes her way will leave her because of it. All the men that are coming her way always wants a young lady that have not had any child any where at all.

The Roommates from Room ... Macedonian TV film.

Love's Playlist When streaming music exec Amanda volunteers to lead a make-or-break company launch party, she’s partnered with Sam, a seemingly arrogant brand rep. Amanda’s unaware that Sam is also the man she’s been flirting with in an anonymous online chatroom. As the two grow closer, and Amanda finds out Sam’s true identity, she must navigate her feelings for the man she once thought she couldn’t stand.

Final Notice After receiving countless final notices from the electric company, a woman has one day to come up with enough money to pay her bill or the consequences will be dire.

Finding Love in Saint Lu... An Ornithologist and a Journalist partner up to save an endangered bird species in the jungle of Santa Lucia. They immediately fall in love with the nature, and in the process, they’ll also fall in love with each other.

Internal Systems "In one of her more minimalist films, the viewer is presented with nothing but a blank monochromatic frame slowly shifting through various intensities of color saturation, flickering / shuttering repeatedly from light-to-dark (and back again) for a duration of 45 minutes. The only hint of information we have to navigate through this complex and difficult film is at the head and tail of the film, in the rolling text "credits" introduced as positive at the head of the film and negative at the end. Technical information such as film stock, film speed, film length, camera lens, shutter, projector, and a host of other data appear on the screen like hieroglyphs of some secret language to be decoded." -Sandra Gibson and Luis Recoder

You'll Never Leave Me After a car accident leaves her boyfriend in a coma, April’s panic attacks return and make her life a living hell. However, once she accepts the kindness of a stranger trying to help her, she realizes that he might not be the stranger she thought he is.

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Red/Green "A minimal experimental film. A moving painting that demonstrates the principles of fugitive sensations. Not for everyone"