This raunchy comedy is Max Pécas’ last film. It’s sexist, boring, homophobic in the worst way…conservative in its way of depicting relationshsips. The movie is repellent, disgusting.

It’s summer but life remains very complicated for 15-year-old Sara. Together with her little brother, she has been sent to spend the holydays at her mother’s. Her father insisted upon it, even though she dumped him…

The film was inspired by classical music made using animation in friable matter. In a cafe by Danube River a girl is drinking tea listening to Strauss music which brings back memories of a ball.

The story covers eighty years in the lives of a pair of Welsh identical twins with an unusual bond, as they go through war, love affairs, and land disputes.

Court’s girlfriend Lorna is addicted to drugs. He is desperate to get her off them, but a secret from his past threatens to drive them both over the edge.

A Gypsy boy returns to his family’s caravan one day to find they’ve left without him. Renowned actor Grégoire Colin takes the director’s seat to helm this evocative story of a hunted community.

The day-to-day lives of the homeless men and women who pick up recycleable litter from the streets of São Paulo. This is the third part in a tetralogy that began with On the Fringes of São Paulo: Homeless, which won 19 awards in festival in Brazil and abroad.

On the Hunting Ground emphasizes the relationship between the land and the people. Long shots and long takes dominate; the landscape overpowers any identification with individual characters…

In hell and misery of Manila, two prisoners, Tatang and Daniel are secretly released by corrupt politicians as hired killers…

Narrated by Lake Stevens wrestling alum Chris Pratt, this riveting documentary follows the team from the training mats to the championship arena as they fight through adversity and set out to prove they’ve got the mind, body, and heart to claim the title once again.

“Sur le passage…” combined scenes with his friends and scenes from mass media culture.

In Orvieto, a middle-class youth is behaving in an irreverent and mocking way towards his family, work and institutions, crushing every social barrier with his sarcasm. He won’t stop even in the face of death, playing an extreme and tragic game.

One night, a small angel appears in the home of Jabbar. Kumri, his wife, is pregnant and becomes very frightened. Later when she gives birth to her son, she realizes that he very much resembles that same angel.

A cynical city dweller returns to his hometown to sell his family home, but becomes unexpectedly nostalgic.

Aaron Ruell plays an entrepreneur who finally finds someone who can appreciate his eccentric style. But he has deep secrets: He’s a computer thief, for starters, and he may also be a little bit crazy.

A lyrical film centered on a taxi driver and his family, this is ultimately an intimate portrait of the people, traffic, and sounds of Tokyo, by one of postwar Japan’s great documentary filmmakers.

The story of Mike, a young Italian boxer from Trieste. A troubled man, like many of his peers; thirty years old and still a dreamer. Mike’s dream, shared by his sister Anna, is to become a champ.

Pat Ha plays a tough nihilistic killer with perhaps just a hint of a heart of gold. Biao is a burned out cop who is unjustly accused of his ex-wife’s murder and must solve it before his corrupt fellow cops catch up with him.