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Exploring themes of guilt, redemption, and the cyclical nature of abuse, The Deserving follows a tormented, mute serial killer who is haunted by the ghosts of his victims and plans to end his life. His resolve is disrupted when a desperate walk-in client arrives, needing an urgent photo shoot.

Under the Crystal Sky follows an Indigenous family grappling with the aftermath of witnessing a celestial phenomenon and a UFO crash near their home. Their lives unravel as fear mounts, mysterious events unfold, and a violent conflict with American military forces looms. Inspired by the historical 1561 celestial phenomenon over Nuremberg, the film re-imagines history through the lens of Indigenous culture and speculative sci-fi.

Zhang Yao, whose family was destroyed by drug dealers, secretly cooperates with Anti-drug team leader An Du. The two join forces to ruthlessly eliminate the evil and vow to wipe out Mukun and Anpei, the Top 2 figures of the criminal group.

Hitori "Bocchi" Gotoh is an introverted girl. During her middle school years, she started playing the guitar, wanting to join a band. But because she had no friends, she ended up practicing guitar for six hours every day all by herself. After becoming a skilled guitar player, she uploaded videos of herself playing the guitar under the name "Guitar Hero" and fantasised about performing at her school`s cultural festival concert. But not only could she not find any bandmates, before she knew it, she was in high school and still wasn`t able to make a single friend! One day, Nijika Ijichi, the drummer in Kessoku Band, reached out to her. And because of that, her everyday life started to change little by little.

The extraordinary life of playwright, singer, actor, composer, and director Noël Coward, who rose from poverty to stardom while keeping his sexuality a secret. Featuring Laurence Olivier, Maggie Smith, Frank Sinatra, Michael Caine and Lucille Ball. Narrated by Alan Cumming. With Rupert Everett as the voice of Noël Coward. Directed by Academy Award Nominee Barnaby Thompson.

When their daughter was born, Mélissa Offner and her husband Aurélien Offner decided to leave the capital of British Columbia to settle in a small town on the Sunshine Coast: Gibson. They were far from suspecting that this trip would be the genesis of a TV documentary. Indeed, just after their arrival, Mélissa saw through her window strange lights appear above Keats Island. Out of curiosity, but also to occupy her long nights as a young mother, she began to do research to try to elucidate the mystery linked to her last visions. With DOSSIER OVNIS, Mélissa sets out to meet ufology enthusiasts and scientists from across the country to better understand these inexplicable aerial phenomena. An exceptional journey in search of the truth to be seen on March 19 at 10:30 p.m. EDT as part of Doc humanity on ICI TÉLÉ and available on ICI TOU.TV. For the team behind the documentary, the pandemic has forced Canadians to spend a lot of time at home and thereby facilitated, if not multiplied, the possible opportunities to observe what is happening in the sky. Over the course of her discussions, host Mélissa Offner saw her prejudices against the fanatics of strange aerial demonstrations deconstructed. "I had a lot of compassion for people like Michel, Archivist for Northern Ontario UFO Research and Study. I am very attached to him during the shooting. He had stars in his eyes as he told us about all this. We really felt that he was full of hope that they were saving us from ourselves," says Mélissa Offner. Beyond these scattered locations, which capture the attention of the curious, the host notes that it would now be the governments that are interested in these phenomena. Would this suggest that there is a suspected connection between UFOs and recent discoveries of earlier traces of life in our solar system? Aurélien Offner, director of the documentary, revealed that "even if we very much wish it, the two are not connected to each other". The truth about unidentified aerial phenomena is much more subtle and complex than that. »

Imagine humans and technology coexisting harmoniously with nature. REPERCUSSIONS invites us to World Expo 2005 Aichi Japan, entitled "Nature's Wisdom" to discover solutions to environmental problems.

When her employer offers her the promotion she'd been hoping for, Houria, mother of three, decides to end to her fourth pregnancy, but without telling Hocine, her husband.

Jules is a 20-year-old fairground worker who feels extra emotional.A fanfare which appears at each of his excesses of emotion is used as punishing mental constraint.And his emotional condition worsens when he begins a romantic relationship so hence the appearance of a mime along with the fanfare.

Drug addict Kait flees to a house in the woods to self-rehabilitate, where her sister Olivia joins to document the process, but the house's layout begins to change, trapping them inside an inescapable puzzle box of a house.

In the heart of a close-knit village in Papua New Guinea entwined with tradition and family violence, Laka, a young father grapples with the haunting echoes of violence from his upbringing. At the edge of losing his family, Laka must confront his own violent tendencies and face the odds to create a new legacy. Could he be the catalyst for breaking the cycle of generational trauma? The film emphasizes the power of love, communication, and traditional wisdom in overcoming adversity and forging a new legacy for the next generation.

Sexy. Cool. Unique. True about his first hit 'Pretty Woman' and his whole life. Roy Orbison stood out, and this is his story. All the music, interviews collected over years, and extraordinary insight into what made his music the cultural driving force it remains. His rise to iconic stardom touring with the Beatles, inside the studio with super-group The Traveling Wilburys. Guests include Johnny Cash, Barbara Orbison, Olivia Harrison, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, Elvis Costello, Barry Gibb, Bono, and Bill Wyman. Iconic songs from 'Only The Lonely, to 'Cryin'', to The Traveling Wilburys' 'The End of the Line'.

In the 1950s, Ernest Cole worked as a photographer in his native South Africa, and eventually became very critical of the apartheid system. This led to him being forced to flee in the 1960s, and he ended up in New York with a suitcase full of negatives. Through several parallel stories, we get a nuanced insight into the photographer's life. However, all the stories ultimately lead to the same place - a vault in Stockholm.

Mufasa, a young lion cub separated from his parents by a flood, finds himself rescued by another cub named Taka. They form a strong bond despite their differing backgrounds, but their friendship is tested when a threat to their pride forces them to confront their pasts and determine their true loyalties.

Cullen Hoback investigates the origins of Bitcoin and its anonymous creator Satoshi Nakamoto, exploring the potential of this cryptocurrency on the global financial system and who could hold immense power if it became mainstream.

Star-crossed lovers reunite and reminisce about their romance 10 years prior, "on the mountain", when they fell in love over a Summer spent protesting hydraulic fracking on Native American land. She's now a CIA Analyst, he is an environmental activist and speaking at a Senate Committee Hearing on Climate Change. Flashbacks to their meeting, first kiss, and breakup set the stage for this unrequited romance story that addresses the dilemma of the modern woman attempting to have it all, both career and romance.

Accompanied by his wife, a young lawyer embarks on a quest to reconcile with his estranged father during Christmastime.

Cocoa, an ambitious student in search of true love, gets caught in a web of deception when falling for her school's basketball star. As veiled secrets begin surfacing and Cocoa unravels the truth, can she get out? Or will she be consumed by her desire?

In the wake of the global pandemic, The Show Must Go On chronicles the race against time to save live theater and focuses in on some of the theatermakers determined to win it. From the frontlines in Seoul, this film follows a company of artists involved in two theatrical productions--the World Tour of The Phantom of The Opera and the South Korean Tour of Cats--two of the productions that pushed ahead safely during the pandemic and helped show the way forward. And a continent away in the UK, the film simultaneously follows Andrew Lloyd Webber as he uses the example set by his Korean colleagues to fight for theater's future on the West End and beyond. The Show Must Go On chronicles the survival of the performing arts and the worldwide resuscitation of an artform with the fate of a global industry at stake. But more importantly, the film tells a human story--one of the resilience of storytellers and their determination to come together to heal, create, and inspire.