German student Marius Herzog produced this incredible and lush gothic animation as his graduation film in 2009.
Seen over the course of three consecutive New Year’s Eves, a couple in their late 20’s that just can’t seem to quit one another, resolve to break up only to make up again. Can a broken record of hurt feelings and happy endings lead to a healthier relationship?
Pablo and Marius make a disturbing discovery about their childhood friend Lou: she appears to be able to synthesise into sound the light she is exposed to. But as she soon becomes an instrument of their musical experiences, her gift turns into a sort of curse…
Werner Herzog gives voice to a plastic bag's existential crisis. A very unique and powerful filmmaking statement by celebrated director Ramin Bahrani.
Isolated by overnight work in his bakery and ignored by his family, a middle-aged father fixates on a radio call-in show and gradually spirals towards a desperate cry for help.
After several years together, William and Cecilie break up. The same night, to treat the sorrow with love, they decide to do the drug MDMA together. For better or worse, this results in an emotional rollercoaster ride over a whole weekend as the two are isolated together in their apartment.
**contains scenes of sexual violence that some viewers may find disturbing** - Three perceptions of only one truth - hers, his and ours
Alone in an aging cosmos a traveller’s pilgrimage comes to an end.
Against a tellingly hypnotic factory backdrop, a refugee encapsulates the global immigration crisis in his own wrenching words.
