Our house stands where an old cemetery once was. My mother used to say that ghosts are nothing to fear – it’s the living you should fear. The film is a dialogue between a son and a mother who has retreated from the world into the quiet of her house. In images of deserted places […]
In 1980 communist Czechoslovakia, Mara dreams of leaving her village to study in the city and become a pilot. But her father, a Ruthenian farmer and widower, insists she stays and works the land. As their village faces destruction because of a new water reservoir, their generational conflict intensifies, revealing the struggle between tradition, identity, […]
The Indian Summer – Spider Christmas is coming. This time brings a lot of excitement, but also hustle and bustle and duties. Daddy Webster gets sick from the rush of tasks and loses the ability to create spider silk. Daddy needs to get well, rest quickly! The others distribute his tasks and get to work. […]
Branching Light and Flickers of a Dawn explores the mysterious synchronized flashing of fireflies, blending scientific research with artistic interpretation through ecofiction. The film highlights how these light signals form a complex communication system beyond human perception, revealing the limits of our sensory understanding and inviting reflection on the unseen intelligences that shape the natural […]
They say you can’t put a price on love—on OnlyFans, you can. This thought-provoking documentary reveals the consequences of selling and exposing your identity online and explores how virtual relationships impact real-life ones.
A young woman vanished in Slovakia 27 years ago. Decades later, her sister, a filmmaker, embarks on a quest to uncover what really happened and to understand why her family seems so indifferent to her absence. The film is both a real and a psychological journey of a family. Though based on true events, it […]
A boundary-blurring journey through the subconscious, this surrealist animation fuses two distinct artistic visions into a single fever dream. Matej Longauer’s hallucinatory time-lapse visions with Richard Dömös’s intimate, portrait-driven iconography drawn from the aesthetics of BDSM.
Does something like a totem animal exist? And if so, can its call send even a European on a journey following its tracks? In this moose odyssey, the director follows moose-obsessed people (“amoosed”) across the planet — from the hidden moose of former Czechoslovakia, through a Russian domestication station, to Swedish moose safaris, where people […]
Eliana is left alone after her parents leave, surrounded by memories of her childhood. When she meets Daniel, she discovers closeness and support that give her a sense of home. Their relationship, however, collides with the faith and values she was raised in, forcing Eliana to choose between loyalty to her family and her own […]
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