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Are gender roles universal when it comes to leading a family or family group? Do the concepts of father, mother, offspring, and sibling change among different cultures? Is there a formula for the perfect family? In the H
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Are gender roles universal when it comes to leading a family or family group? Do the concepts of father, mother, offspring, and sibling change among different cultures? Is there a formula for the perfect family? In the H
How are depression and anxiety among women in their 20s and 30s linked to the huge structure of discrimination? The film, which consists of four chapters and an epilogue, talks about mid-pregnancy and mental illness base
Shona Bondhu is a 2017 Bangladeshi drama film directed by Jahangir Alam Sumon. It was selected as the Bangladeshi entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 90th Academy Awards.
This movie challenges complacency in the media-arts, offering a fresh alternative to "reality" television, presenting instead "surreality" television. Our host with the most "Sir Real" interviews his latest special guest
Baggy takes you on a hilarious journey about growing older, the changes it brings and coming to terms with it. His observations on adulting, parents, marriage, sex and grill gates will leave you in splits, while his anec
This film explains the need for money from the purchase of victory bonds. It shows the work the Allied Military Government did in reconstructing roads and buildings, dredging harbors, opening schools, and providing medic
A 78 year-old chess player tries to forget old age's inconveniences by trying to win a tournament organized in the memory of his best friend.
Artbat playing an exclusive DJ set at Bondinho Pão de Açúcar in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil for Cercle.
Kalle is a farmer. We follow him at work and he tells us about the living conditions of a farmer.
This languidly observed documentary joins a community of keen open water swimmers in Leeds, an increasingly popular spot for this cathartic pastime. Through short reflections with the participants, the film shares their
Beg and Gen in the Bonding Booth portrays a sexual encounter between two women. The camera passes over the two bodies in extreme close-up, as the voiceover embellishes the intimate scenes with the fictional narrative of
Concert Footage of The Tubes.
An exploration of the relationship between two teenage boys while they videotape an unknowing female, engage in mental masturbation, and talk about what they would like to do to her. Or maybe, what they really would like