“Karesansui” is a style of garden typical of Japan that expresses flowing water and mountains, in other words nature, without using water.
What I wanted to portray in this film is the very phenomenon of “being alive.”
It is a work that captures that there is no substance, distinction or division in it.
Human perception has created distinctions and divisions in the world, but in reality everything in the world is a phenomenon, and I felt that this is the uniqueness of the world, and I created this film.

Lena, a German student, and Ben, an American Jew with German roots, unexpectedly run into each other outside of a night club in Munich. They have not seen each other for years, nor did they think they would ever meet again.
The encounter leads to a long night in the city, with a second (and perhaps a last) chance for the two to say the things they never dared to say, portraying the challenges of the third generation of the Holocaust.
In the shadow of today’s political conflicts and the new “modern” rise of Antisemitism, Say Something in German faces the challenge of a man and a woman to find their place as two individuals in a world of politics and history.

A Cumming Of Age Story. Set in a small catholic town in Italy, 15-year-old Gaia tries to navigate her sexual fantasies while completing her confirmation.

In ‘Dive Deep,’ the adolescent inner world of Storm (18), a skater with cerebral palsy, is exposed as he struggles with anxiety. His attempt to suppress the memories of his ‘fuck ups’ and to conceal his sadness over his mother’s absence leads to tension at home and distance from his friends. When his boyfriend breaks up with him, Storm becomes even more fragmented and is forced to choose between facing his emotions or risking losing everything, including himself.

This is the story of a place that served for seven years as the filming location for the television series ‘My Brilliant Friend’, based on Elena Ferrante’s acclaimed novels. Told through the perspective of Alba Rohrwacher, the protagonist of the series final season, and through nature, which adapted and thrived in this place over time, the story captures the place’s ephemeral transformation. Originally a true non-place, it came to life as ‘The Neighborhood’ (‘Il Rione’), the largest open-air film set in Europe. Yet, after filming ended, The Neighborhood was demolished, returning the place to the non-place it once was, except in the memory of those who lived and breathed it.

A young woman finds herself in a moment of rude awakening. That the magical world of her childhood bedtime stories does not exist. It’s also about the power and therapeutic nature of art and creativity and how it can be a catalyst for you to access, feel through, express and process your emotions.

In a barren desert, a young woman wanders lost, another steals a crucial object,
and a third is imprisoned. As their stories unfold separately, the boundary between
reality and fiction blurs, revealing unexpected connections and leaving their fates
hanging in the balance.

A Blacksmith who is obsessed with lucky charms kidnaps a Chimney sweep in the hope of thereby winning the lottery.

The story is based on true events. Can (30) lives in Berlin, Neukölln, and is trying to finally make his way in the theater world. During an audition for a role, he faces racism and prejudice, but he counters the humiliation with humor. Feeling down, he meets a friend who tries to cheer him up by giving him a bicycle. However, the joy over the new bike quickly fades when Can realizes that someone is missing this exact bike and is looking for it online. Believing in his good karma, Can decides to return the bike to its original owner. But what during the handover happens is not at all what he was expecting. This film depicts the daily racial prejudice faced by people who are not considered white Germans. Our hero tries to be a good person and fit in, but in the end, he is reminded that none of his efforts matter when he comes from the wrong neighbourhood, has the wrong name, and does not have the right ethnic appearance. It’s about systemic discrimination in Germany, which is consistently neglected by society and politics.

When the remains of Soviet soldiers are discovered by a boy in the garden of his family’s summer cottage, his grandfather must reveal a long-kept secret about what happened there during World War II.

1685. The Edict of Nantes is revoked. Protestants are hunted down and persecuted, forced to flee for their survival. In the midst of this chaos, Rose, an ardent revolutionary, remains faithful to her promise. Since years, she braves the dangers to visit, in secret, a mysterious prisoner. But this time, everything will change.

One evening, the doorbell rings at Adrien’s house. It’s Victor, whom he hasn’t seen for years: his sister, Anna, has disappeared. They set off to find her in the streets of the Paris suburbs. But as the two friends worry about Anna, they come face to face with their own frailties.

An anomaly named Hypatia causes disturbance in time and gravity. Two persons are allowed to study it at a time. The woman believes in science, the man in miracles. Could Hypatia give them more time together?

Niterói, 1924. It’s Carnival. Three men – Agripino, Orlando and Gaspar – go to a brothel on the outskirts of the town. While waiting for service, they play, talk and discuss. Agripino, the protagonist, goes through an existential crisis inspired by psychological traumas from his childhood.

Após uma enchente devastar a pequena cidade de Estrela do Sul, a jovem Maria Flor embarca em uma jornada mágica e desafiadora para salvar sua mãe doente. A única cura está em um remédio feito com raros ovos de vagalumes. Determinada, Maria Flor explora os recantos do município, onde encontra personagens inusitados: como o otimista carroceiro Felizardo, que lhe ensina sobre esperança, e o melancólico caminhoneiro Zé Firmino, que carrega histórias de saudade e perda.

The film “1% of War” by Denys Khrystov is a short, concise documentary composed of several stories united by one location, one time frame, and one war. The film includes the evacuations of various people and not only people that took place in the Avdiivka direction during the final days of the battle for the city.

Luigi is a boy with music in his blood. This is not just a figure of speech; music actually flows in his blood. His parents subject him to medical examinations to understand the origin of the problem, but no one can solve the mystery. Only a specialist doctor is able to make a diagnosis: Luigi does indeed have music in his blood, but he also has a rarer and more serious syndrome…