A single dollar bill, spanning a century, has been traded, robbed, given away, gambled on, worshipped, discarded, imagined, and finally returned to dust. ...

After his death, Father Rossi, a Catholic priest, wakes up in a sterile waiting room alongside a rabbi, a Buddhist monk, and an imam. Soon, he is ushered into the "Post-Organic Data Processing Unit," where an eccentric receptionist reveals a brutal truth: reality is merely...

Bergamo Alps, 1630. The plague overwhelms a small village, corrupting bodies, relationships and faith. Without dialogue, through symbolic images and repeated gestures, the film follows a community slipping into fear, suspicion and violence, while its inhabitants seem suspended between presence and dissolution. ...

NO-W-AR explores the universal consequences of war through symbolic imagery. Without referring to any specific conflict, it is an emotional reflection on loss, destruction and silence. ...

Following the murder of her husband, Princess Olga of Kyiv transforms grief into a ruthless war strategy. One woman alone rewrites the destiny of her people. ...

Driven by hunger in a besieged city, a desperate girl breaks free from her mother to retrieve a stray aid parcel, unaware she is walking into a sniper’s trap. ...

Two symbolic golfers/performers in an art gallery that dissolves into cosmic abstraction, transforming the AI generated athletic gesture into aesthetic sabotage, tracing the genealogy of the image back to the first heartbeat of a hand against a rock. Playing golf with eggs filled with pigment,...

War always creates sides, but life has never known enemies. Alien war photographer Elio enters the battlefield with his army, assigned to record victory and glory. Yet he chooses to turn his lens toward the overlooked moments of life hidden within war. When he witnesses...

Part fiction, part confession, “Sinuca de Bico” is a raw, personal short about the quiet violence of work. Bruno moves through São Paulo with a body on autopilot and a mind that won’t rest. As the boundary between outer chaos and inner collapse begins to...

“The Last Version” follows a young boy attempting to process his mother's death through an unfinished AI voice model she left behind. As the system generates increasingly lifelike simulations of her consciousness, the film questions whether digital permanence offers true healing or merely traps him...