Trötte Teodor
Teodor is happy and newly married to Marianne; unfortunately, his domineering mother-in-law shares the young couple's home.
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Teodor is happy and newly married to Marianne; unfortunately, his domineering mother-in-law shares the young couple's home.
After four years living in Canada, Samir, a young Brazilian filmmaker, returns to Brasília to spend some time with his family and ends up becoming involved in the dynamics of the summer camps that take place throughout t
Teofimo Lopez is aiming to bounce back after his loss to George Kambosos last year as he takes on tough Mexican Pedro Campa from the Resorts World Hotel in Las Vegas.
Faced with Pedro's paternal overprotection, the young Diana sees in the exchange outside the country the chance to carry out her project of independence. Unbeknownst to her father, Diana and her brother Adriano plan to l
Every day, come rain or shine, Theodore used to bike the seven kilometres from his house to the centre of the village to sit and drink beer in the bus stop. For him, no doubt, this place was the centre of the Universe. W
Ancient Mexica myths are reinterpreted. By drawing on indigenous conceptions of sexuality and gender and revisiting repressed knowledge, hidden perspectives - which had been obscured by colonization - are brought back in
A Korean riff on The Terminator.
Documentary about a young Romanian Orthodox novice undergoing the rite to become a nun.
On the 15th of January, 1999, in front of the coast of Magdalena, at the Río de la Plata, a containership crashed onto a Shell ship. 5.400.000 liters of crude spilled over the estuary waters. Two days later, the southeas
The director Andrés Kaiser combines hundreds of amateur films and photographs from the treasure trove of images belonging to his migrant grandparents creating a cinematic firework of analogies.
Teodor is afraid to tell his rich wife that he works extra nightly at the sinful hotel Babylon.
An anti-bullying film.
Being spectators of our own evidence, so that all emotion can be called into question.
Aren't the deformed images of Marx which we often come across in the Czech Republic, a manifestation of the fact that we have not yet come to terms with the communist regime, asks Michael Hauser, philosophy lecturer from