Soma
A neuroscientist invents an experimental drug that brings him closer to his disabled child, but further away from reality.
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A neuroscientist invents an experimental drug that brings him closer to his disabled child, but further away from reality.
Somasekhara is a bright student. After an inter-college Kabbadi match, he gets into a tiff with a gangster's brother, which gets him involved in a crime spree.
On the eve of a strange celebration, Quinn returns home to sucker money from her estranged half-sister, but a nightmarish evening forces her to fight for solace in their broken relationship.
A young man alienated within a dystopian-like society which by the end, with a help of a sex worker, realises the entrapment of his own fear of intimacy.
It's New Year's Eve in Brooklyn and Annika doesn't have anything to wear to the party that her best friend Beccs is performing at and her ex is hosting...because nothing fits. Throughout her night she undergoes the push
A live-action series inspired by SOMA, a sci-fi horror video game from Frictional Games
Openly gay and privately on the autism spectrum, 19-year-old Aidan tries to win over the heart of his bisexual best friend, Blake, despite his constant struggles with social interactions.
We thought we were made of dust, but in fact we are just spirit. Situated in a strange, trashy universe, the story revolves around two creatures. A taxidermist and a butcher. The butcher gets the taxidermist hooked on hi
The mummy signals from the threshold of the living and the dead. Secrets seep through the skin, and tattooed oracles reveal the body is a sign divine. This film is an inscription of the mysteries in action.
Regarded as Sandra Davis' psychodrama.
It's New Year's Eve in Brooklyn and Annika doesn't have anything to wear to the party that her best friend Beccs is performing at and her ex is hosting...because nothing fits. Throughout her night she undergoes the push
The third part of Erica Russel's dance trilogy, as human figures form the letters S, O, M, and A.
A man is forced to acknowledge the son he left behind years ago, only to ask him for one thing: to help save his underage child with a transplant.
“Soma” presents an archaic language of bodily symptoms. In comparison with contemporary medical symptomatology more dependent on quantitative measures, this archaic language of the human body and its suffering seems equa
A man finds a dead body in a field while on a walk to clear his head.
Soma/Homa unfolds within the confines of a modest student flatshare in a small Iranian town, where a group of young people navigate the fragile terrain of everyday life. Between moments of laughter, silence, intoxication