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Imogen's world begins to fracture when she loses her mother in a car accident. Years later, Imogen begins to have night terrors, sleep walk and hallucinate -- seeing a girl who looks just like her. Imogen insists that she knows this girl and begins to suspect that she lost more than her mother that night.

Kitsune ("Spirit of the fox" in Japanese) is an experimental animation materialized through a matryoshka game.

Shouta Kadomatsu is a troubled student. He dated a couple of times with girls, but those never developed into a relationship. To find a girlfriend, Shouta decides to transfer to a new all-boys high school. His new school is near four different all-girls high schools. Shouta enjoys his time at his new high school, but it's not easy for him to find a girlfriend. This is because he is assigned to G class, which is for idiotic, nerdy, and delinquent students.The students in G class also wear a different school uniform, which is easily recognizable by the girls at other high schools. The G class students are not popular at all with the female students.

For over fifty years, families in the UK have suffered in silence while healthcare harmed them. Playing God uncovers repeated medical abuse, systemic failures, and heartbreaking tragedies that were hidden from public view. Featuring interviews with Dr. Kevin P. Corbett, lawyer Anna de Buisseret, and retired neurologist-turned-priest Rev. Patrick Pullicino, the film also shares the personal stories of those who lost loved ones to medical harm. Through these testimonies and expert insight, the documentary exposes the shocking realities of a system that harmed the people it was meant to protect and demands accountability.

In the Shadow of the Reich: Nazi Medicine examines the step-by-step process that led the German medical profession down an unethical road to genocide.

When cash strapped slob Eddie Baird is told that he has the chance to be told the winning lottery numbers he is naturally surprised. What shocked him even more was that the mysterious character telling him was inside his own television set. In exchange for the numbers Eddie is set six tasks to complete for each number. Is this all a hoax or is the TV going to change his life for good?

In each of seven chapters, a different actor plays Murray, a tour guide at a research lab where his father was a renowned physicist, trying to win the heart of his coworker by finishing his father's precarious quantum experiments.

Aaron, a hopeless romantic, finds himself reliving the same day after an awkward but intense encounter with the mysterious Trevor. His excitement at the opportunity for a do-over soon turns sour as Aaron suspects Trevor may be the cause of his time loop. Aaron's relentless pursuit of love forces him to confront his own insecurities and the blurred boundaries between infatuation and self-destruction. Groundhog Day meets Vertigo in this cyclical tale of cosmic fuckery, Nicholas Giuricich's first feature delves into the desire for connection and the heady allure of toxic relationships. Can Aaron break out of this cycle, or is he destined to live out his life stuck in the same patterns?

Unfortunately, Grigoris is an unemployed and financially hard-pressed young man--and even though his elderly aunt, the cranky and parsimonious, Vagelitsa, is wealthy beyond imagination--he still cannot walk down the aisle with his childhood sweetheart, Keti. To further complicate matters, when the affluent relative passes away, a fabulous and plentiful treasure hidden inside an antique velvet armchair will have Grigoris combing Athens, knowing that his aunt's four identical lounge chairs are already sold to four equally unknown buyers. Will he ever find in time the right chair?

Contains four separate stories about modern love and lust relationships.

Abroad the No. 20 Madras Mail to try and meet Mammootty, Tony Kurushingal (Mohanlal), Hitchcock Kanjikuzhyi (Manian Pillai Raju) and Kumbalam Hari (Jagadish), consume alcohol, and Tony flirts with an attractive female passenger, Devi Nair (Suchitra). He wants to sit next to her, but the passenger occupying that seat, as well as her father, R.K. Nair, objects, leading to a physical altercation, which results in Tony being asked to return to his seat. After a scheduled stop, the train resumes, and Mr. Nair finds his daughter's dead body in the toilet. The Police are summoned, begin an investigation, and conclude that one of three people may have have responsible for this homicide, namely: The passenger seated next Devi - a male who is not who he claims to be; Tony; and a third unknown male/female suspect.

Two religious maniacs, Judas (played by Terrence Fleming) and Corned Beef (played by Eric Hammer), are visited by two aliens, Madeline Virbasius and Dion. Virbasius, dressed as the Virgin Mary, tells the two to kill people for Jesus and to drain the puss from their heads and bring it back to them. Fleming and Hammer set out to bring "the Virgin Mary" back as much puss back as possible in a bucket (hence the title).

Three young women fight for their lives as they fall prey to a flesh-eating humanoid creature.

Michael Delucca, a Vietnam veteran broken by his struggle with post-traumatic stress, recollects his violent postwar life in a raw and touching memoir for the son he never knew.