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A young woman home alone is unable to distinguish reality from nightmare as she faces escalating paranormal disturbances.

"Fag End" delves deep into the harrowing journey of Tania, a young woman ensnared by the shackles of addiction and the tumultuous path to motherhood amidst her struggles. The film opens with a poignant portrayal of Tania's daily life, characterized by the suffocating haze of cigarette smoke and the numbing embrace of alcohol. As she grapples with the demons of addiction, Tania finds herself on the precipice of a life-altering decision - the pursuit of motherhood through In vitro fertilization. Against the backdrop of her addiction, Tania's journey through IVF is fraught with challenges and uncertainties. Her body bears the scars of years of substance abuse, yet she clings to the hope of redemption and the promise of new life. However, the shadows of her past loom large, intertwining with the delicate threads of her present and threatening to unravel her fragile dreams. As Tania navigates the treacherous terrain of IVF, she is confronted with the stark realities of her addiction. The cravings that once offered solace now serve as a cruel reminder of her past transgressions, leading her down a path of self-destruction. In a moment of weakness, Tania succumbs to the siren call of her vices, triggering a devastating chain of events that culminate in a heart-wrenching miscarriage. "Fag End" is a powerful exploration of the profound impact of addiction on the human spirit, weaving together themes of loss, redemption, and the unyielding resilience of the human soul. Through Tania's journey, the film shines a light on the universal struggles faced by individuals battling addiction, offering a poignant reminder of the fragile beauty of life and the indomitable strength of the human spirit.

In an unhappy, cold marriage Archisman, a soft soul, lives a life without passion, aim and colour with his wife. Middleclass habituation of mundane works are their existence. As partners they communicate very little but silently observe each other in their mundane existence. Camera captures their parallel moments in the same house through juxtaposition of shots in black and white. One day, while shaving and talking to himself in the mirror, Archisman escapes into a magic-real journey to discover himself amidst lush, open nature and colours. As he proceeds through the space he gradually meets different magical, passionate, colourful characters some of whom were long dead in the eyes of his mind. Ironically, one of them has dual existence, one is madly in love, one in immense grief, one Lady Macbeth has an insatiable appetite for new lovers and money. They love, hate, kill, sing and wait eternally for each other which overwhelms Archisman.These passions, these shades of colour in life were completely absent in his mind. To look back and to take a pause, he now thinks about his lonely, simple wife, who is waiting for him in the house with love. Then, on the black screen, light gets switched on to see him awakening from his dream. He slowly goes to the next room, drinks some fresh, cool water, comes back to his room. His wife is seen weeping silently in the bed. He then goes to his wife and embraces her after a long time. Rain starts falling in the new dawn.

Sana Haitani is a member of an idol group. She's following the dreams of her now deceased older sister who always wanted to become a top idol. Unfortunately, Sana's idol group is disbanded. She is then kidnapped.

1980. A hustler convinces his friend to impersonate John Lennon for an elaborated scam, while facing a TV host who seeks to expose them.

After a long stint working in Alaska, Jiro returns to his hometown. He soon learns that his father, the town's mayor, was murdered and, in his absence, the yakuza gangs have seized control of the town. Jiro quickly becomes dangerously obsessed with finding his father's killer.

Jamie's life changes forever when he falls madly in love with emerging artist, Katherine Scarno. He secretly collects her paintings until his obsessive relationship with them and her merge into jealous delusion resulting in murders.

This is the film of The Who's appearance at the third (and final) Isle of Wight festival in 1970. This is regarded as the band's finest performance.

Leo, Andy and Carmen enlist Luna to help them save Christmas, learning about holiday traditions around the world along the way.

38-year-old Junichi Tanaka (Masaki AIBA) runs a farming business by himself in a rural town at the foot of the mountains, when one day, he ends up having to take care of his ten-year-old son Kazuya, who had been living with his mother after Junichi's divorce. Right around the time when Kazuya comes to his house, supernatural phenomena start tormenting the family-strange sounds, a murder of crows, flashing lightbulbs, and the feeling of someone's presence. Meanwhile, mysterious deaths and disappearances start to occur in the forest, where Junichi eventually witnesses "IT"-something that is clearly neither man nor animal. Just what is "IT"?. Junichi, Kazuya, and his schoolteacher Eri (Honoka MATSUMOTO) get caught up in the string of mysterious events, but that is only the beginning of the unspeakable terror.

A pedestrian Pink Panther cannot complete his crossing of a busy city road before his "Walk" light changes to, "Don't walk." He must return to his original side of the intersection, and every subsequent attempt to walk across the road is equally unsuccessful. A little man at a pedestrians' club advises the panther to try crossing the road by other means: pole vaulting, attaching a rocket to his back, walking across an electric wire, being a "human" cannonball, and building a wooden suspension bridge. Each effort fails painfully for the hapless panther. He finally disguises himself as a mother tabby with a litter of kittens and is permitted to fully cross the road - but a falling piano lands on him.

A chef at a fine dining restaurant in New York City asks a Mexican dishwasher to find good tortillas. Starring Kevin Balmore, Elisha Yaffe, Holly Lynn Ellis, Brandon Knapp, Teddy Canez, Arisleyda Lombert, Dennis Dannel, Richie Moriarty and Cavan Rogers. Directed by Nick Hartanto & Sam Roden; screenplay by Nick Hartanto & Sam Roden.

The Gruesome Death of Tommy Pistol follows the disappointing life of struggling actor Tommy P, who has turned his back on family and friends to pursue his dream of stardom and when he finally hits rock bottom, Tommy seeks solace in a penis pump and discovers that even in his dreams, he still fails miserably. What he doesn't realize is that his whole life has been leading up to the moment when he awakes to find that he's run out of second chances, and despite his regret, there is no going back.

Four generations of the same family meet in a summer cottage over a weekend.

Ex-soldier Ralph Phillips, leaving his army camp, is ecstatic at being a civilian again, but finds that all his friends have started to raise families and that there is no place for him in his home town. Dejected, Ralph considers re-enlisting, and he's visited by two opposing figures, one advocating civilian life, the other arguing in favor of the military. The latter convinces Ralph to run back to the army camp.