Through the amateur and anonymous films he has collected since childhood, a filmmaker takes a look back over his turbulent life. In these fragile, funny, and moving images, with their fragments of stories and past emotions, he examines his own history and that of his family, marked by an obsession with cinema and sex. A fictionalized self-portrait, whimsical and baroque, Flickering ghosts of loves gone by is also a vibrant ode to cinema and to life.

Antoine is an urban fifty-year-old, a large wine merchant. He is a man who appears solid and sure of himself. One day, he receives a strange phone call from Russia - all he hears is the sound of breathing. He is convinced that it is a call from Solange, a woman he had met four years earlier in Moscow and had loved passionately before she disappeared from his life. Shaken by this call, he gives up everything, work and family, and sets out to find her. A journey that takes him to Moscow, St. Petersburg and then to the far north. He throws himself body and soul into his futile search, and the memories he has with Solange obsess him. Exhausted, on the verge of perdition, he is taken in by the inhabitants of a house lost on the edge of a frozen lake: an initiatory stay that will transform him.

The story follows an 18 year old working class lad who has his motorcycle stolen the day he buys it. He seeks the help of his scoundrel friends and notorious older brother to track it down before it’s gone forever. There is a strong moral theme examining the culture of the period, peer pressures and difficult individual choices. But ultimately it’s a fun film with heart, that combines nostalgia, strong characters, comedy and a fast paced narrative.

Not to mention a terrific soundtrack of 80s music!

The Wait is a story about a woman undergoing an emotional battle between sense and passion.

The universal themes of love, honesty and longing come to play on a secluded island in the Finnish archipelago isolated from the world afflicted by a pandemic.

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Milan Kundera is shrouded in mystery. He has not given an interview in 30 years and doesn’t appear in public, so we must learn about him from his work. His essays and philosophical discursions within his novels reveal a lot. Besides other, the film will ask: What in Kundera’s work got him the status of a legendary author? What is so unique about his books? Helping us craft the storyline is a student who has a fantastic opportunity to do an interview with Kundera! After weeks of waiting in a café outside Kundera’s house, reading his novels, the student soon starts to identify with some of the author’s ideas. Through this, we are able to learn more about the message of Kundera's work, how and why his stories still move us and compel us not only to think about the protagonist, but about ourselves!

After his grandmother’s death, a Mexican biologist living in New York returns to his hometown, nestled in the majestic monarch butterfly forests of Michoacán. The journey forces him to confront past traumas and reflect on his hybrid identity, sparking a personal and spiritual metamorphosis.

One day, teenager Magda offers her expensive necklace to a sick child in the hospital she volunteers for- her father is certain she is lying again. When she proves her innocence, he is ashamed and guilty but also incapable to admit he was wrong. Relationships are now broken and in chaos, and past decisions have irreversible outcome.

At the heart of the forest, Victor (40) lives as a misanthrope in an isolated house. An atypical teenager, Sam, taken in by his sick grandfather, spends most of his time browsing around in this mutating nature. They will have to cohabit to survive the proliferation of a toxic fungus that threatens their own environment.

In a Parisian parking lot Sonia finds herself trapped in her car with her son and the daughter of her boyfriend Fred, who has been left outside, powerless to deal with the situation: an anti-tank mine has been set under the car.