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Miki Takaraishi is a smart and beautiful 24-year-old woman, but her personality is not as good. She falls in love with Yuga Saito, who is handsome and comes from a politician family. They see each other romantically, but Yuga dumps Miki. To get revenge on Yuga, Miki decides to run for prime minister. For her election campaign, she hires Toshiya Kadowaki as her campaign strategist.

Ancient serpent or lizard-like extraterrestrials are believed to have visited Earth thousands of years ago, significantly influencing the development of human civilization. Symbols and artifacts from ancient civilizations are often interpreted as evidence of an alien origin, and proponents of this theory argue that these extraterrestrials remain present today, covertly manipulating world events and using religion and other mechanisms to exert hidden control over humanity.

This film focuses on the links between Maori tattoo artists from New Zealand (James Webster, Juliee Paama Penguely, Moko de la Terre) and those from French Polynesia (Roonui Anania, Chimé, Laurent Purotu). With interventions by specialists Sébastien Galliot and Michael Koch.

Païwan People share a rich tattooing tradition which was closely related to cultural identity and social status before the vanishement during WWII. This contributes to give Cudjuy Patjidres the motivation of the tattoing revival. Cudjuy is actualy the only traditionnal tattooist in Taïwan. He learn his art to Bai Ai Païwan tatoo artist. Suliljaw Lusaujatj, student of the Departement of Anthropology of the College of Asia and the Pacific help him as stretcher. Suliljaw reccord also the tattooing.

Seeking to explore his newfound power to perceive beyond the strictures of time, Cambodian migrant Jit travels to Phimai, Thailand, believed to be the site of the epic conflict between prince Prajit, his beloved Orapim and Phommathat the King. In this temple town, Jit meets Pim and Tat, a young couple drifting apart, and together, the trio find themselves reprising the love triangle of legend.

This keenly relevant documentary invokes the specter of the pseudo-historical Datu Kalantiaw, who was once credited with creating the first legal code in the Philippines, known as the Code of Kalantiaw. Despite the debunking of this historical claim, the code's absurd laws and the figure of Datu continue to hold a revered status among the island's inhabitants. The film explores the complex interplay between truth and the post-truth era. Taking viewers on a journey from the realm of fabricated history to the present time, Chuck Escasa emphasizes the perils of neglecting the past. Ghosts of Kalantiaw is a warning against the manipulation of historical narratives for contemporary gain.

Exploring his Berlin neighborhood, a director from Belarus examines Russian and Belarusian atrocities in Ukraine while weighing his own culpability.

Aishe sees her father kiss his new love for the first time since her mother's death. Unable to sleep she wakes up her younger sister for company.