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Pepe is a 12-year-old boy who lives with his grandmother, a witch-businesswoman. After discovering that he is adopted and that his parents are alive, he decides to go out in search of them.

A documentary about fashion icon John Casablancas.

Finding Hubby follows the adventures of 35-year-old Oyin Clegg and her friends Toke and Gloria as they kiss the many frogs in the quest to find their prince. In the process, they are forced to ask important questions about their friendship, love and life ultimately asking - Finding Hubby or Finding Happy?

Glimpse into the life and decades-long career of Turkish performer Metin Akpınar through personal interviews with him and his contemporaries.

A celebration of the life and work of legendary Canadian jazz pianist Oscar Peterson.

A filmmaker begins a search for his long-lost friend, poet Samuel Noyola. Throughout his quest, he realizes that Noyola's counter-cultural attitude and outlandish persona might have something to do with his disappearance.

The son of a fishing community falls for a village head's daughter, but they face violent opposition from the girl's doggedly old-fashioned father.

A typical day in a woman's life, during which we see the perceptions of those around her differ. Sarcastically, the film presents the daily harassment and pressure that women are subjected to in Egyptian society, whether in her home, on the street, or inside her workplace.

A Family of four is at a nature park to celebrate their daughter's 10th birthday when the 6-year-old son suddenly slumps. At the hospital, the doctor informs the family that he has Sickle Cell Disease. His parents are confused because only one of them is a carrier of the sickle cell gene. The family tries to adapt to their new reality, but his situation worsens. This puts a strain on their relationship and finances. The silver lining is a bone marrow transplant, but that's not after they find a suitable donor and the funds for the procedure.

The incidents of the story talk about Seaaf neighborhood. The local neighborhood in the heart of the capital, Riyadh is inhabited by all kinds and nationalities of black people. The story merges into the hidden worlds of this poor neighborhood at the heart of the capital of the oil state that is The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The story is about Dayel, the son of a swordsman. His job is to execute death sentences. And there is also Shama the daughter of a Tagaga (Tambourine player) who has a band that sings at wedding parties. The (Tambourine player) is working harder to be able to collect the blood money needed to free her nephew Soror. Soror was sentenced to death for killing a young man who had molested Shama. Soror and Shama already are in a love relationship. When Shama decides to work with her mother to help collect the blood money for her lover, Dayel gets jealous. Therefore he agrees to his uncle's request to take his father's job as a swordsman hoping one day he gets a chance to execute Soror. The storyline interferes with neighborhood stories and conflicts.

In the context of a romantic comic, Omar marries his beloved Nessma despite her father's strong rejection, and after the wedding ceremony ends, unidentified men assault the bride's car, Omar asks his wife to escape, and during her escape, a car accident occurs, and she is transferred to the hospital. After she awakens from her coma, she is severely traumatized and refuses to see her husband Omar because she does not feel safe with him, so he must go to a psychiatrist to help him solve the problem.

A tattoo artist is forced to confront his past when a client knows what his tattoos mean.

Two cops must contend with the uncooperative tenants of an apartment complex as they try to solve a murder before the crime scene is wiped clean.

A family faces destruction in a long-running conflict between communities that pits relatives against each other amid attacks and reprisals.

Two friends, Bahura Pandey and Khattani,, work for a goon, Guiya Shakeel, where they do Pakdaai Shaadi where a bride is kidnapped and forced to marry the one who loves her. They get a job to kidnap Roohi and somehow manage to complete it--with much difficulty--but Shakeel asks them to keep Roohi at an isolated place as the marriage gets postponed. Bahura is shocked to see that Roohi is a possessed woman; Khattani refuses to believe him. Bahura falls in love with innocent Roohi, while Khattani falls for possessed Afza. When Shakeel orders them to kill Roohi, Bahura decides to go against him and free Roohi from the spirit.

An elderly couple move out of the city to a village, but this exuberant and affectionate pair find that life in the countryside isn't all that pleasant after all.

A board game becomes all too real for Motu Patlu and friends when they get transported into its world of monsters, magic and mayhem.

In this dramatization, the Virgin Mary works a miracle on a girl in 1623 Mexico. Four centuries later, a family make a pilgrimage for their own child.