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In the 1950s, young prostitute Mara travels by train with a foreign couple and their little girl, but a terrible collision with a freight train kills the parents and Mara takes the child with her. She would like to adopt her, but her social condition prevents her. She places the girl in an orphanage run by nuns and decides to leave her current life, even if it means earning less money and working in exhausting conditions. She also gets rid of Carlo, a kind of small-scale pimp. Mara has a hard time finding a decent job because the morality police keep following her. She appeals to the police commissioner who helped her place the girl in boarding school, and he finds her a factory job. But Mara's past emerges in the person of her first love, Giulio, who is convinced that the child Mara has is his daughter.

From 4 years of research around Brazil, HÍBRIDOS, THE SPIRITS OF BRAZIL dives into the sacred culture of the largest country in South America through a very poetic and sensorial approach.

Fictional film that simulates being a documentary about filmmakers who exploit the misery with mercantilist purposes. It is a scathing criticism "porno-misery" and the opportunism of the dishonest documentary making "socio-political documentaries" in the third world to sell them in Europe and win prizes.

The night in which, honestly, nobody had sex at all.

Four childhood friends decide to play a prank on an aunt of one of the four. Two enter the house and two others remain waiting in the car. When the alarm goes off, the two waiting in the car escape, leaving the other two to escape on their own. After that, the friends begin distrusting each other wondering what really happened during those three minutes in the dark inside the house.

When Kaoru's sister-in-law Miyoko arrives at the family home, tender feelings start to grow between the two. However, the initial happiness that Kaoru finds in the company of her beautiful sister-in-law is frustrated by her brother Mitsuo, Miyoko's husband, who intervenes in their budding passion. Full of unspoken words, deeply suggestive mise-en-scène, and forbidden glances, Fukujuso is a compelling melodrama that surprises us with its potent homoeroticism, especially considering its year of production.

During the tediousness of late summer, Barbara faces an unknown world from somewhere between desire, strangeness and uncertainty.

Monica and Gabriel are a couple struggling to survive both a decaying relationship and a broken immigration system after a deportation tears them apart. While Gabriel is stuck in a dangerous city, they both remember how they fell in love and make a vow to rekindle their romance in order to prevail and reunite through an unconventional method. Love will transcend any boundary.

A large family is going to the mountain for their christmas vacation, in a rented cabin. Problems occur on Christmas Eve when the father gets drunk and his alcohol problem comes to show. We get to learn a lot about the family's background, and secrets are revealed. If you look behind the curtain, they've got a whole other story to tell than what it looks from the outside.

A ragtag group of filmmakers struggles to complete the action film "Fighter Chicks 3" while the camera only records what happens between the takes.

Detectives are trying to cracking down on a drug smuggling ring in a local fishing village.

In these huge houses of the petty Tunisian bourgeoisie, when a tragedy occurs, everything is done to hide it.

Teenage boy from a small village learns that he is in fact the secret twin brother of the current corrupt king of France. The four musketeers ask him to replace the king, but in a way that no one finds out about the switch.

Asphyxiated by international sanctions, the North Korean government has set up one of the world's largest systems of forced labor: 70,000 people are employed in a dozen countries in order to provide foreign currency to Kim Jong-un's regime. Attracted by the prospect of a high salary, these 21st century slaves find themselves forced to work fourteen hours a day in sometimes inhuman conditions, under constant surveillance and far from their families. As for their income, most of it is taken by the North Korean state. This system benefits Pyongyang, which finances its nuclear program in particular, but also agribusiness and construction companies.

When Tyrone gets into a little confrontation, his life becomes a twisted adventure.

The revolutionary 1968 Mexico City Olympics: new politics, with Smith and Carlos' raised black fists, new techniques, and new technology.

Iniyan, Rene, Arjun and Madeleine are trying to find themselves and understand their deep-rooted prejudices in life.