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Retired Firefighter Kevin Boyd and Fire Chief Dax Huba set off on a 1200km journey from the edge of Alaska to the most southern point of Western Canada by WaveRunner escaping civilization to rediscover themselves.
“changes” is a rappid. documentary following the BPN G1M Backyard Ultramarathon, where three rappid. athletes — Kim Gottwald, Aleksander Piotr Lingauer, and Alyssa McClellan — took on one of the toughest endurance races in April 2026.
Detective Person and Agent Bingles investigate the murder of Ol' Jimmy Bones.
EVE 145: Women Behaving Badly was a professional wrestling event promoted by Pro-Wrestling: EVE that took place on March 6, 2026, at The Big Penny Social in London, England, and was headlined by DASH Chisako vs. Anita Vaughan in a Falls Count Anywhere Match.
"Diamond Made Man" spans epochs and galaxies, marking a cinematic milestone as potentially the first Hollywood production to feature an epic confrontation between prehistoric dinosaurs and advanced robotics.c31a9d Key scenes include intense battles in modern city streets where Dr. Sreehari, inside a colossal golden robot, clashes with a life-sized T-Rex using groundbreaking practical effects, animatronics, and motion capture technology.The story delves into ancient times around 4700 BC, where humanity's early struggles intertwine with futuristic elements, such as discovering billions in gold aboard a ship in the sea or confronting demonic forces reminiscent of mythological.
In the 1970s, Mexican bishop Sergio Méndez Arceo boldly confronts the Inquisition and defies Latin American dictatorships, striving to ignite a global spiritual revolution.
When an all-female TTRPG group uncovers a sinister demonic presence hidden within one of their game's miniatures, their fantasy adventure spirals into a terrifying battle for survival-where the stakes are all too real.
The Silhouette Soul, created for the Fearscreen 48 Hours Later Winter Challenge 2026, follows Kali as she slowly begins to lose herself, confronting a dark presence that may not be separate from her at all.
A drama centered on the bond formed between different generations of Saudi women during a journey across the desert to Mecca. When the eldest granddaughter disappears, the grandmother travels to the north in search of the missing teenager.
A blind man is confronted by a mysterious figure, whom he seems to know the presence of from before.
After 26 years of tournament drought, Norway's 2026 World Cup hopes were next to nil. But what followed rekindled belief, as told in this 2-parts documentary.
In 1988, three young gay men, Ronnie, Lennart and Bas, throw themselves into Amsterdam's nightlife scene. It’s a life full of friendship, sex and drugs. Until the mysterious AIDS virus casts a shadow over their lives and one of them disappears after becoming infected. Thirty-two years later, in the middle of the 2021 lockdown, Ronnie recognises the missing Bas in the subway. An evening unfolds that none of them had expected to see, but which had been in the air for years. The AIDS epidemic has had a major impact on all three of their lives. Where they lost each other 32 years ago, they hope to find each other again.
The story of a circus performer and his son on the journey to find lost connection.
After a late-night slasher screening, a group of horror-loving friends find themselves trapped in a terrifying game where slasher movie rules become reality. As eerie events unfold, they realize someone is rewriting the genre—forcing them to fight for survival in a film that’s still being written. The only way out? Break the rules before it’s too late.
Is a shepherdess of stars a friend of her stars? A journey to the heart of the relationship with oneself and with others.
While their best friend loses their virginity in an adjoining motel room, high school sophomores Charlie and Emmett bond over the sexual insecurity of adolescence.
A true crime documentary crew explores a pharmacologist killer's old hideout, only to realize he may still be there with them.
Yuji Nagata Produce Blue Justice XVIII was a professional wrestling event produced by New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW) and organized by Yuji Nagata. Held on June 20, 2026, at City Gymnasium in Kimitsu, Chiba, Japan, the annual Blue Justice show served as Nagata’s hometown charity event.
In a peaceful Italian town, a mother prepares her family for a long awaited trip to New York, carrying every responsibility on her own. As the pressure mounts, her inner world begins to fracture, revealing the invisible weight she can no longer hold alone.
A private detective spends her days in her car following a suspect she hardly ever sees. As she tries to make progress with the case, she reviews her closest ties. The unexpected appearance of Alicia, a neighbor, disrupts the investigation and her personal life.
A comedian confronts his own thoughts of suicide on stage, turning his personal crisis into an uncomfortable comedy.
A young woman is pulled away from a colorful party and thrust into a nightmare.
Through the lens of a child experiencing their first death of a pet, this video work muses on the ways that humankind distances itself from the truth of our animality, and how the digital realm we have fortified in the past 20 years pretends to be separate from our physical plane.
When a struggling actor feigns being gay to land the role of a lifetime in an Oscar-bait Cowboy Western, he decides to transform himself for the role, blurring the lines between reality and performance.
Nowadays, people are more afraid of empty wallets, late payments, and the end of the month than ghosts. Ghosts are even used as entertainment through the content Cek Khodam (Hodgkin's Check) created by three friends, Sakti, Wira, and Bima. Unbeknownst to them, their actions have drastically reduced the Human Fear Score (AKM). To restore the dignity of the supernatural world and raise the human fear score, the Commander of the Khodam is tasked with descending directly into the human world. However, the mission does not go according to plan. The harder the khodam try to scare humans, the more chaos they create.
Once again, 23 Brazilian filmmakers come together for the second Tropical SOV anthology, now exploring sci-fi in humorous stories involving aliens and their space invasions, mad scientists, time travel, dystopias, and a myriad of end-of-the-world scenarios.
A Film By Saeed Zamanian
During a shoot in a remote, deserted steppe, actress Aru accidentally kills her scene partner. The crew decides to place all the blame on her. Now, she must find a way to deal with the situation before the vehicle arrives to pick them up.
Burning Heart captures the emotion and energy of a yearly tradition in the small English town of Ottery Saint Mary where, on the 5th of November for reasons unknown, the residents of the town carry burning barrels of tar through the streets.
After returning to a desert road tied to his past, Ryan is forced to confront the memories of a relationship that slowly fell apart. As moments from one night resurface, the film explores distance, silence, and the emotional weight people carry long after something is gone.
In this documentary, the historic inaugural season of the Professional Women's Hockey League is explored through interviews and footage of the adrenaline-pumping games.
In a tradition dating back to the dawn of humanity, Costa da Caparica was born through the Arte-Xávega. Today, a community of fishermen adapts this fishing technique to the modern world, in a choreography between machine, waves, and Man.
Between meticulous flower arrangements and sanitising sex toys, they must face the inevitable questions and washes of pain that come with falling in and out of love.
In the hallways of a university in Belém, Emmanuelle, a shy and observant photography student, silently falls in love with Lenore. Lacking the courage to confess her feelings, she begins leaving anonymous notes inspired by Edgar Allan Poe in the places Lenore frequents. Intrigued and captivated by Lenore, Emmanuelle starts secretly following the clues from this admirer, drawing the two closer to an inevitable encounter.
In a tradition dating back to the dawn of humanity, Costa da Caparica was born through the Arte-Xávega. Today, a community of fishermen adapts this fishing technique to the modern world, in a choreography between machine, waves, and Man.
Between meticulous flower arrangements and sanitising sex toys, they must face the inevitable questions and washes of pain that come with falling in and out of love.
In the hallways of a university in Belém, Emmanuelle, a shy and observant photography student, silently falls in love with Lenore. Lacking the courage to confess her feelings, she begins leaving anonymous notes inspired by Edgar Allan Poe in the places Lenore frequents. Intrigued and captivated by Lenore, Emmanuelle starts secretly following the clues from this admirer, drawing the two closer to an inevitable encounter.
Amid the silent deterioration of his home and the fractured relationship between his parents, Antonio, a nine-year-old boy, discovers an abandoned shed on the outskirts of the neighborhood with his friends. Guided by a childlike intuition and the desire to solve the conflict between his parents, he decides to transform this shed into a refuge so that one of them can live there.
Gab and Tom are celebrating their one-year anniversary in a cabin in northern Quebec. But when their opposing views on love resurface, disillusionment sets in for this ultra-modern couple.
8 Kids. 100 Hours. Zero Life Skills. An odd lot of scew up teens get community service for various different misdemeanors. Through hard work and good leadership from Delores (a social worker), they learn to be better friends and better people.
The journalist investigates, against the wishes of her friend the commissioner, the murder of Gabriel, twin brother of fashion designer Lorenzo Santoro. It will be the journalist who will solve the case...
The documentary Ether Of Hate explores the triangle of power in Serbia - the church, the political elite and the media and their mutual symbiosis in creating an atmosphere of hatred and intolerance towards the LGBTIQ+ population. Focusing primarily on the narratives that followed the holding of EuroPride in Serbia in 2022, through archival footage, interviews and analysis, it is revealed how public discourse is shaped, who creates it and with what intentions. The film shows a picture of that September in which the masks fell, putting it in the context of everything that came before, and everything that will follow later.
Gamespace becomes a therapeutic alternate reality in And If the Body, which examines the clinical uses of VR and other imaging technologies to treat patients with severe spinal cord injuries and other neuromuscular disorders. Toby Lee’s film explores the interface between the physical and the technological, a zone in which the real and the virtual body blurs into one.
Nazu and A-chan are best friends who grew up in a small town in Okayama. During the summer of their senior year, Nazu hurts A-chan because of her jealousy and feelings of inferiority. While Nazu is plagued by remorse, a strange “best friends competition” begins...
Women of World War II: More Untold Stories uncovers extraordinary, never-before-seen accounts of the women behind the Allied victory. From codebreakers and war correspondents to secret agents and resistance fighters, their courage, intelligence, and resilience changed the course of history. Featuring rare archival footage and powerful perspectives from historians, descendants, and first-hand voices, this is a moving tribute to the women whose impact can no longer be overlooked.
Tobias likes his downstairs neighbour Elss. After he sees her reaction to a party next door he starts causing a ruckus to get her attention.
This short film was made by 16 young filmmakers as part of EE’s Set The Stage programme, in partnership with BAFTA. “Setting Sail” explores the themes of "Growing Up in Britain Today". Following Hannah, and her younger self, Peanut, on a nostalgic treasure hunt.
Between Us follows the multilayered stories of LGBTQIA+ Khmer and Vietnamese cultural workers in southern California as they contemplate the in-betweenness of belonging, healing, and carving out spaces of their own.
A visual odyssey of Sun Ra concepts through their followers - Marshall Allen and Abshalom Ben Shlomo. The film follows Sun Ra Arkestra band members and their journey across the desert, a promised land where Sun Ra once created his identity. Navigating through an astro-galactic world of sound, they find a reason to fight racism, injustice and vanity of the modern world - all through inner wisdom of music and sound. It's a story of infinite peace in a troubled world. An utopian planet where Sun Ra and his prophets celebrate the divine wealth of their spirits.
