Resurrection Trial
His job: Silence the Christians once and for all. His method: Prove the resurrection never happened. Can your faith stand up to The Prosecutor?
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His job: Silence the Christians once and for all. His method: Prove the resurrection never happened. Can your faith stand up to The Prosecutor?
On one warm Saturday, a young man is forced to choose between his gay lover and submission to his religious identity.
Monika feels unused and misunderstood. The young wife of the busy and successful civil engineer Kai is often alone because he is hunted and plagued by appointments. Increasingly sexually frustrated, Monika tries masturba
Six men who were sexually abused by Catholic clergy as boys become a makeshift family and find empowerment by creating films inspired by their trauma.
A divorce lawyer is kidnapped by several disgruntled past clients and forced to fight a series of people in the back room of a tile store in St. Louis.
Two high school students, constantly seeking their identity through violence, will inevitably test each other's boundaries.
Young Denica and her companion take a walk across the cemetery and talk about what happened to Grandma, who no longer comes to visit.
Prosecutor Jun Wu Jiu is sentenced to prison after he was framed for a crime he did not commit. Filled with hatred, he is determined to avenge his teacher and fiancee. In spite of his circumstances, he relies on his wisd
Rick Marshall (Steve Fletcher) is a St. Louis District Attorney on the trail of an invading drug underworld. When they capture the local leader Jamahl and put him on trial, Angel (Ramon Franco), one of the L.A. bosses, c
Ohashi Taeko, the owner of a real estate company, is stabbed to death. Yamaoka Seiji who rents property from Taeko and runs a restaurant, is sent as a suspect to Higashimaru Shinsuke (Sawamura Ikki), a prosecutor working
The individual's fear of the environment is described. In order to walk down the street, the main character needs to confront himself and the things that surround him.
Is the right way always forward? Is there only one way in life we follow? Do we have a choice on that way? Can we choose our co-passengers? Are we all moving with our own average speed along this way?