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Memory, birth, existence. An enquiry into our fundamental origins told by six women at the end of their lives.

Oblivion. Intermittences. A woman thinks about the things she did too late and the things she never did. All while her world spins.

In times full of noises, stress and dehumanization, I'm longing to reconnect with the world. Earth and space as a non-judgmental, fully peaceful and aligned place to simply exist and admire the beauty of life. This poem was inspired by a deep and almost hurtful desire for the peace of mind and quietness one can only achieve by becoming one with life itself, letting go of all human pain and limits of thinking.

Three children dream of the perfect life to escape the realities of the streets.

Transfert" is a psychological thriller that uses psychotherapy as a means for the evolution and development of the plot. It is a game of mirrors that, through unexpected twists, offers to the audience a fascinating intellectual challenge.

Mizushima Hiro represents in three different stories a different character: a surfer, a stylist and a beautician respectively. This drama was broadcast to see by mobile.

Documenting the Puyallup Tribes fight for their treaty, their water and their way of life. We follow tribal members as they work to stop a dangerous fracked gas processing facility on protected treaty territory.

Spin-off to the 2006 film Sugar and Spice. The series is composed of four independent stories.

"Cheap Cheonlima Mart" tells the story of employees at a falling-behind store where the staff is king, rather than the customer. While the manager tries to revive the mart, they're up against the "human bulldozer" boss that aims to ruin the store.

A group of Bikers in the small town of Buford Georgia turn out to be more Archangels than scumbags in this sleepy town outside of Atlanta. Misunderstood by most, they are the line between normal folks and what goes bump in the night.

Follows professional stuntman Eddie Braun as he prepares and attempts the most dangerous stunt in cinematic history.