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Experimental animation about a humanoid structure and a ping pong ball.

When craftsman Dummy learns about his impending death, he seeks a traditional burial, which clashes with China's funeral reforms. His friend Roach aids his quest, but it leads them into even greater trouble...

Shocking video of 5 straight sportsmen dripping semen with real manly sex! Man x man, serious sex in the dorm room, behind the club room. A man's screaming and twisted body. All 4 powerful anal fucks!

Ahmed Alian, Ertuğrul Yunus, and Mamoru Hasegawa are three Muslim men living in Japan, in a journey of self-reflection. Their various perspective and differences in religious practices brings out important discussion about an everyone's specific experience of one single religion.

In the mid-1990s, the Yuanmingyuan Artist Village dissolved, and artists resettled in Songzhuang's Xiaopu Village in the eastern suburbs of Beijing. The affordable living conditions and relatively free creative environment attracted independent artists from all over China. They arrived with utopian dreams and a thirst for artistic freedom, surviving and creating in the name of art, and developing a unique way of life. Over time, more flocked to the area, leading to the emergence of related industries and small businesses. Streets, shops, taverns, artist studios, and village residences formed a complex network. Over the course of more than a decade, Xiaopu Village transformed from a handful of artists to China's largest art community, with a population of over ten thousand. The cohabitation and interactions with indigenous peoples, local government, and commercial capital, all contributed to Songzhuang's distinctive artistic ecology and made it a microcosm of China's transitional era.

The fifth of five brand new video vignettes from Maywa Denki, a Japanese musical toy company and art initiative, using MIDI and animatronics to bring their popular Otamatone device and its assortment of associated kawaii noisemakers to life

Due to the severe air pollution, whenever it rains in summer bad moods keep popping up like mushrooms after the rain.

The girl goes to the park at dusk, wanting to escape from her family's sight. But she did not expect to be followed by the family.

The protagonist suffers from paranoia that originates from a past incident. The protagonist confronts a monster in a subway which was the stage of the past incident. The monster appears to be identical to the protagonist. The protagonist struggles to run away from the horrific monster and the strange subway. However, for some reason it seems impossible to escape.

This film takes the paintings of the mentally handicapped at Nanjing Native Art Studio as its creative materials and uses animation to dynamically interpret the voices of the artists' works, recreate the world from their unique perspectives, and listen to their desires for the world and understand them. It is hoped that this movie will arouse the public's concern and care for the special people.

The film’s topic is based on a philosophical theory: the mirror stage. By breaking the boundaries of reality, dreams and fantasy, the film shows the three phases of the mirror stage: chaos, ideal, reality.

There are many "street barber stalls" under Hutoushan. Most of these stalls serve senior citizens and working people, and have become a traditional part of ordinary people's lives. The stall holder and the customer are separated by mesh nets, while friendships and a feeling of warmth and humanity flow between them.

Keeping in mind what MIKI sensed during the mediation, he recorded the whale's voice and began working on the film.Interviews with people deeply involved with whales and dolphins.The film also includes a number of messages from dolphins, whales, and unborn children which were received through hypnotherapy and that they hope to convey to us now.An awakening film that created a big buzz in Japan. The voices of dolphins and whales, and the sounds of crystal bowls. The film also looks at the meaning of sound, including why sound was created on earth.

A boy comes to a garden and is seduced by a man transformed by a strange flower. The strange flower man leads the boy to the entrance of a forest that appears mysterious and unknown, waiting for the boy to explore.

Two strangers have an argument in an empty field in the early morning. When the argument escalates, the two are sent to the First-Encounter Dispute Resolution Committee, where they are asked three questions.

Na-eun and Yeon-su live together in a small room. For two hours a day, Yeon-su becomes invisible.

A father who indulges in alcoholism and domestic violence after drinking had an argument with his son who had not communicated for three years before the Chinese New Year. Facing the camera that his son had been shooting, the father shed tears for the first time.

Students came to school late at night to celebrate a one-of-a-kind birthday party. But there is an uninvited guest they didn't notice. One of them already knew of his existence, though.

Chen Ping, who has been away from his homeland for many years, takes his boyfriend back to his hometown to visit his sick mother. He takes a small boat through the dangerous peaks, not paying attention to the dark currents under the quiet Qianhai water. Everything he had run away from enveloped him again in the name of love. During this journey, his conflict with his lover unveils the unspeakable conflict between himself and his mother. In mutual alienation, another silent farewell is ushered in.

When the Chitwan National Park was established to protect wildlife, the Tharu people who lived in the area were forced to move out. They were forced to settle in villages on the outskirts of the park. Meanwhile, rhino horn, which became more valuable than gold, led to ruthless poaching, and the rhinos were driven to near extinction. The Nepalese government mobilized the army to protect the rhinos, and it was successful in doing so. However, the national parks provided limited habitat for the growing rhino population. In search of scarce food, rhinos began to cross boundaries and enter the nearest villages. It was inevitable that the first human-animal conflict would occur in the Tharu settlement, the closest village to the national park, the so-called ‘buffer zone.’ Rhinos are disappearing because of human greed, farmers are being forced to leave their villages because of rhinos, while jungle guides are surviving on rhinos. Conflicting desires. Can they coexist in the buffer zone?

​The once-misfit percussion team Tago is headed to the Netherlands for their first solo tour, but tickets aren't selling like they should. Tickets aren't selling, and the audience isn't exactly thrilled. Mistakes abound and their bodies don't listen. Will this group of imperfect people ever be able to knock on the door of a bigger stage?

​The piano arrived in Korea in 1900, about 200 years after its invention. The first people who saw the piano people who first saw the piano were said to have heard an unintelligible sound coming from inside the barrel and called it 'ghost barrel'. 'Ghost Barrel' is a music documentary that retraces the footsteps of the piano in Korea over the past 120 years. The journey 'Ghost Tong' follows pianists Won Jae-yeon and Kim Jae-won, musicologist Heo Ji-yeon, piano tuner Yang Hyung-joo, carrier Cho Hyung-chun, Kim Ki-seon, and Kim Sung-jong, a piano tuner, repairer, and distributor. past, present, and future of the piano.

The focus shifts very slowly from the room’s interior to the outside. During this long and steady journey of the gaze, the sounds and sceneries of the indoor and outdoor settings blend into each other, until it becomes difficult to discern which is which.

When the rectangular screen freezes, people begin to rise one by one and walk out of the frame. It's the spacetime that occurs between departing bodies and growing plants. Riding on the sound of feedback, you and I collide, and you finally escape from this place.

Fai is a 28-year-old girl from Turin, born from an Italian mother and a Thai father. Their parents are now divorced, and her father, now a successful engineer, has come back to Thailand. She returns to Bangkok, her hometown, to write an article on the work of Italian architects in Thailand commissioned by a design magazine to her because of her dual identity. Fai begins to visit places sometimes with a childhood friend, other times with experts on architectural and historical matter. She lets herself go to the evocative atmosphere of these places finding a way to connect better different elements of her multi-cultural identity.

A Qiang, who is aphasia, has been single for many years and has been afraid to express his love for Xiao Wen, a visually impaired massage master in the small town

A poet called Losang from somewhere in Tibet came to a remote town

I can't keep my promises - failure to abstain from drinking, being late every time! The woman who finds it difficult to keep her promises struggles to keep her promise with her friend,,, but someone is hindering her.

Sea squirts. The delicacy of the sea. Let's look into thier life cycle which is similar to our life cycle.

Du-yeong, just back from serving in the military, is suffering from an acute case of “sad nipple syndrome.” If anything so much as grazes his nipples, Du-yeong falls deep into a depression. This negatively affects his ability to make friends and has left him a loner at school. Even when at home, Du-yeong wears a brazier to shield his nipples. In-a, a friend from school Du-yeong has a crush on, runs into him wearing a brazier when Du-yeong opens his door to pick up some delivery food, at which point he makes up his mind to have his nipples surgically removed.

Orchi(D)ad, as the name suggests, is about “orchid”, about “father” or “patriarchy”. The film mainly outlines ten films related to the symbol “orchid”, emphasizing the connection and entanglement between “orchid” and multiple themes: sex and lust, myth and colonial imagination, collective history, and personal memory, etc. The film quietly shuttles between truth and lies in the form of “storytelling”, attempting to capture the hidden desires and constraints of the encounters in their hearts like mimic orchids.

At a humid and warm place, I existed. The whitewashed “gender selection” takes place in two different spaces, where satisfaction and despair mingles.

“Desire”Is a movie without any story. It is an image of concept with human desire as its symbol. It uses metaphor and symbolization to display human beings’ greedy and indescribable desire through continuous imbroglio between spirit and material. what is of the most important to explore the new power of movie (Image) languages？

The film was made for my grandmother, who was Love for me. Love is a very important value in our life. It will remind value of love in our society.