A retired veteran finds transitioning into civilian life tough, when a woman with a big problem enters his RideShare begging the question, can you really escape fate?
Jason, an ordinary college student with dreams of becoming an indie musician recognized for his work, is deeply committed to his artistic vision. His idealism, however, is a double-edged sword; it gives him resilience and a strong sense of responsibility toward his craft, yet it also costs him his relationship and his closest friendship. As Jason continues his pursuit, he begins to realize just how difficult it truly is to create music that resonates with many people.
"Punha Shivaji Raje Bhosale" is a 2025 Marathi film,directed by Mahesh Manjrekar,and a sequel to the film Mi Shivajiraje Bhosale Boltoy. The movie is a socio-political drama that focuses on themes of Maharashtrian pride and identity.
For the fourth year in a row, Hetty Helsmoortel unveils the most fascinating scientific and technological breakthroughs of the past year. After three acclaimed shows, Mission 2024 is ready once again to amaze you and make you laugh.
Sakis and Daphne are a young couple who have just sat down to have breakfast. Their relationship seems to be as perfect as the breakfast table. Everything seems to be going well, until Daphne asks Sakis to walk her dog. What could go wrong?
Pedro, a man physically and emotionally wounded, carries the weight of past trauma as he silently haunts his house, tormented by memories of childhood screams and laughter. His thirst for revenge leads him to Santiago, a man seemingly connected to his pain.
The lives of Jaipong dancers who persistently uphold tradition amidst economic pressures and changing times. Through their moving bodies and distinctive voices in traditional performing arts, these women dance not only for the stage but also to survive. Their voices, whether vocal expressions, soft utterances, or sinden singing, serve as the living spirit and "voice" that sustain and preserve their cultural heritage. An intimate portrait of resilience, steadfastness, and the voice in traditional arts that is gradually being marginalized.
Adela, a woman with an undiagnosed mental illness, seeks relief through folk rituals. Misunderstood by her family and a medical system that offers her only medication, she lives convinced that someone, or something, is watching her. At times, she feels its presence: it touches her, hurts her, and leaves her bedridden for days. Only religion seems to offer her a sympathetic ear, leading her to consult a healer and confess the disturbing origin of her suffering.
Benji and Dr Banana both attempt to 1-up each other by doing wild things, and they both get caught up in competition and forget what Christmas really is about.