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A Scrappy cartoon.
1976 pink film.
A group of elderly amateur astronomers come together to celebrate their passion for each other and the stars, as well as the solar eclipse of their lifetimes.
A narrated documentary about the battle of Chickamauga, Georgia, where over 7,000 reenactors simulate the troop movements of the actual soldiers.
Ken-chan wanders around the town chasing a girl who left with a memo of only "Goodbye".
A hitman determined to leave his violent past behind confronts his manipulative mob boss for his final payday, but the meeting spirals into a dangerous battle of loyalty, control, and survival.
An animated documentary exploring the precarious lives of African migrants seeking their fortunes in China.
Is abuse always the solution?
Chiayi's City Center Fountain is deeply embedded in everyday life, layering a rich cultural foundation. In the "post-roundabout era," youth creativity injects new energy to reimagine the old town. From a traffic circle t
During the hot summer on the coast, two sisters face the absence of their mother, which plunges them into a silence that seems to separate them more and more. Both struggle to find each other again, clinging to memories,
A young woman investigates the complex mix of opportunities and challenges connected to her cross-cultural heritage.
Ety Hitsan follows a man whose family life is shaken to its core when his maid falls pregnant and claims that the child is his. His wife, son and friends are all pulled into his personal maelstrom as he not only faces th
The parents leave the little boy at home alone and at that time the spirit of the child comes to him to play. The film is based on Yakut mythology
An idealistic young DA comes up against wealth, corruption, and that “good ol’ boy” culture of the 1970s when he sets out to bring oil tycoon and accused murderer T. Cullen Davis to justice.
A brother does what he can to save his sister as a group of mercenaries try to take control of their space craft.
How can we curb crime? Three big city police chiefs reveal sharply differing philosophies of law enforcement. From Daryl Gates, who introduced SWAT to Los Angeles, to Anthony Bouza, who ruffled feathers in Minneapolis, t