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On a hot day right before the summer vacation, all first-year male students of the second class from a junior high school disappear. Was it an accident? A group abduction? In fact, they were hiding in an abandoned factory near the river, and used it as a liberation area to rebel against the adults. The adults are in great confusion by the huge and unexpected operations cooperated by the female students; entangled with real abduction cases, a corrupted mayor election, and even involving parents and television reporters who are thrilled by the liberation broadcast and barricade. The comedy mystery progresses in a light tempo that doesn't give the audience a chance to breathe until the brilliant end that is full of satire.

When Professor Henry Hidgens (Jeff Blim) sets out to produce his dream musical at the Starlight Theater, things don't go according to plan. Now one man's dream will become one town's nightmare. Hatchetfield is up to its ass in shit, and five-o-clock can't come soon enough!

When Sukhdev Singh Sandhu died in 1979 at the age of 46, he was already one of India's most celebrated documentary filmmakers, known the world over, adored by his friends and a source of inspiration to those who worked with him. To his young daughter, however, he was a harsh, mostly absent father whom she didn't relate with. 30 years later, Shabnam Sukhdev, now a filmmaker herself, endeavours to construct a true picture of her father as she struggles to love and respect him for who he was. Using personal memories, archival audio recordings, old photographs and clips from his films, she pays a moving homage to an almost forgotten hero.

A young woman exacts revenge when she becomes her birth mother's assistant.

A young talented saxophonist and an old retired grandfather share a ride to their respective meetings. Despite belonging to different generations, they learn how much in common they have in terms of love and life dreams.

Benjie's obsession with long-dead Filipino movie star Jaime Reyes leads him to the rooftop where the actor killed himself. Here, he summons Jaime's ghost for a conversation.

When popular Vegas hypnotist Victor Van Pelt inherits Mary Shelley's journal, he believes he has the key to the next greatest Vegas show - bringing life to the dead, live on stage.

A woman fears she is going mad when she begins demonstrating hallucinatory symptoms similar to her husband's following his death.

A story based on the magical artistry of a tattoo artist

Like too many heads of state, the Egyptian president lives in the ivory tower of the presidential palace. But one day he decides to go out in the streets of Cairo to see his people. On this occasion he eats a sandwich made by a cook named Mitwalli. The Rais learns that Mitwalli has been looking in vain for an apartment for nine years and is forced to live with his sister, his brother-in-law and his children. For sure, this man is a perfect representative of the man in the street. And as he is very funny into the bargain, the president decides to hire him as his personal chef and... unofficial advisor, but with one condition, he shouldn't reveal it to anybody. The relationship between the two men is idyllic at first but when Mitawlli marries Inchirah, a schoolmistress and political opponent to the president, things start deteriorating

A cross-generational binding of three filmmakers seeking alternative possibilities to the power structures they are inherently part of. Each woman extends her reach to a subject she is outside of. Vever grew out of the abandoned film projects of Maya Deren and Barbara Hammer. Shot at the furthest point of a motorcycle trip Hammer took to Guatemala in 1975, and laced through with Deren's reflections of failure, encounter and initiation in 1950s Haiti.

On October 27th, an inflatable boat leaves the coast of Dunkirk, France to take 19 illegal immigrants to England, but it is capsized after a few minutes. Seven migrants drowned in the English Channel; five belonged to a Kurdish-Iranian family who had gone on this difficult journey dreaming of a better life. This is a movie about that family.

Re-edition of the semifinal match against the Aoba Josai Institute in the spring preliminary round and new cuts have been added. The members of the institute after the semifinals, as not seen in the television animation.

Follows a Red Army company from training, through combat in the Sino-Vietnamese War of 1979, and the aftermath of war, focusing on the anger created by nepotism among the Party elite.

The glimpse starts with a bus entering a temple town whose residents experience a series of eerie incidents. You're later introduced to various characters - archaeologist, sorcerer, a villager, a woman in a bus and a cop. The focus shifts to Satyam Rajesh, a subplot around black magic and the deeper mysteries behind it. When woman, in a conversation with an elderly man, asks 'isn't it wrong to kill?' the latter responds, 'we're only sacrificing him.'

Along the crumbling railways of a tropical country, a radio is broadcasting a climatological alert on loop: a natural disaster is looming.