Poison

Ivy finds herself confronted with parallel universes in which her life unspools in very different ways set against the modern London jazz scene.

Young female fighter pilots arrive to the frontline. They have different stories and different fates. They are getting older, falling in love and lose their closest ones as well as take their place in the world of men. The air has become their home. However, at war no one knows whose fate is to live and who is doomed to die.

A man recalls his childhood in 1950s West Germany as a nine-year-old boy discovering his father’s clandestine work with a dominant family guest—a time when his fear of the Sandman of folklore may have resurfaced in his own act of cruelty.

The title "The Hostage" draws inspiration from a poem and a friend's real-life story. This film examines a Chinese woman's journey to America to give birth to an anchor baby, reflecting the struggles of over 10,000 women who make this choice annually. Isolated in a foreign land, she grapples with suffocating doubts: Am I ready for motherhood? Did I make the right decision? Confined to one apartment, the story uses surrealism to depict her inner turmoil. The film also explores human connection, transcending language and cultural barriers, showcasing how women support and empower one another despite their differences.

The film follows a young man in financial trouble who accepts help from an old friend and is drawn into a situation whose logic he can no longer understand.

A young Russian emigrant returns home after a series of events and recurring dreams remind him of his father.

A film director meets his ex-wife after a long separation. As they spend time together, old promises begin to lose the meaning they once had.

A series of short documentary essays on political failures, historical memory, the narratives societies employ as they try to understand their decline. Includes “Why Do Civilizations Collapse?”; “Is Democracy in Danger? Tech Elites and The Dark Enlightenment”; “Does Economic Inequality Inevitably Lead to Political Inequality?” and “Shame and Pride in History”.

Winter of 2022, Russia. Two young men of different views are drafted into the Russian army for the Russo-Ukranian War. The liberal tries to avoid the draft and resists, while the second sticks with xenophobic prejudices, which he is unaware of. In the combat zone, the liberal loses his mind and kills a man because he did not obey to his whim.

A young man with a terminal diagnosis goes to a rooftop to end his life, but a seizure interrupts him. A woman he meets a few moments later pulls him into a night neither of them knows how to leave.

While his parents are away, Gregory and several friends take a car to the countryside. By morning, one of them is dead, and it is no longer clear whether the night ended in an accident or in something Gregory caused.

In a world where love is the rule, an aromantic and asexual couple has to pretend to be in love in front of a government agent who visits their home to assess their love.