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Being in a Place: A Portrait of Margaret Tait
Drawing on a wealth of unseen archival material and unpublished notebooks, the film weaves a complex and personal portrait of Margaret’s life, from the perspective of a fellow artist sensitive to the potential Margaret envisaged for film as a poetic medium.
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The King: A Christmas Story from a Heavenly Perspective
Join a journey of amazement, wonder, and lots of commotion as two young angels discover the mission of their beloved King. At first disillusioned, they soon learn His mission of mercy and forgiveness is the world's only hope.
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The Effect of a Finger Flick on a Breakup
A realistic romance about a woman who wants to be loved and a man who doesn’t know how to express love.
Cha Min Jae is the CEO of MinArt. Although he seems to have it all, he is a character who doesn’t know to give or receive love.
A middle school nurse, Oh Jin was determined to not live a lonely life like her mother, but she realizes that she is not receiving care in her relationship and decides to end it.
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She Has a Broom, He Has a Black Hat
A Baba Yaga's grand-daughter gets into the argument with the young son of Kashchey and decides to leave the magic forest.
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A Night of Dreams, a Few Nights of Lisove
In Hatten after Hatten, a man who has become insensitive to love somehow ends up falling in love...
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In a Jazz Way: A Portrait of Mura Dehn
Provides a colorful portrait of dancer Mura Dehn. Born and trained in Russia, she went to Paris in 1925, met Josephine Baker and discovered jazz. Tells how she came to New York and choreographed jazz tunes. Includes a live interview with Mura Dehn along with archival footage. In the 1930’s, the heart of jazz dancing was Harlem’s Savoy Ballroom. Mura Dehn, a Russian dancer who was converted to jazz dance by Josephine Baker, spent her life documenting this cultural explosion from jazz to be-bop. As excerpts of her film, THE SPIRIT MOVES are shown, she discusses the eras. The film concludes with Dehn, at 82, filming a break-dance troupe. Blue Ribbon winner, American Film Festival.
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Love On a Shoestring
In an era of rising prices, JIAN Keke has long understood the importance of saving money. Her life seemed to lack the option of love because dating was undeniably costly. That was until she encountered WANG Haikuò, whose spending was as extravagant as a flowing river. Elly, a gold-digging woman, swore to pursue Haikuò, but Keke believed he was kind. How could she allow him to be in deep water? Thus, she began to sabotage Elly’s plans, only to find herself unexpectedly having a crush on Haikuò. Little did she know, this was part of Haikuò’s scheme, leading her into the trap of love.
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This is a Movie
Student filmmaker Britain Botsford assembles a college film crew for a weekend shoot -- the ensuing events unfold in thrilling, hilarious and passionate fashion.
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Cry Me A River
XIXI, a professional mourner, is hired to cry at a funeral but while performing, she suddenly loses control over her emotions. She is not able to cry on demand anymore. She gets caught between two contrasting emotions …while finding her life.
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Give Me A Ride
Yu Liangsheng (Bao Beier) is forced by his mother to go to western Sichuan to look for his younger sister Yu Xiao (He Lanjiao), who is on her way to teach, but learns that she has been kidnapped by human traffickers, and he embarks on a perilous journey to rescue her. On the way, he accidentally encounters Gu Xiaoman (Li Meng), who is also a drifter, not realizing that the two are about to be involved in a bigger conspiracy. Each party has its own agenda, and a series of hilarious farces are staged. What awaits them at the end of their journey?
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