Shorts: Unbroken
Across borders, generations and identities, five short films tell stories that refuse to be silenced and stand their ground.
Across borders, generations and identities, five short films tell stories that refuse to be silenced and stand their ground.
Identity, tradition and loss meet the courage to embrace change. Six short films explore resilience and transformation.
After breast cancer, a woman’s hunger for desire and freedom unsettles the life she has built. Aina Clotet directs and stars in this fearless, intimate debut.
Julianne Moore plays a shy housewife drawn into community theatre. As rehearsals take their toll, the line between artistic vision and cruelty begins to blur.
Two teenage swimmers are fierce rivals and best friends. When Paula is assaulted, La Maestra’s attempt to avenge her sends their lives spiralling.
San Francisco’s Hunky Jesus drag competition takes centre stage in a documentary celebrating the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, queer activism and community joy.
Haunted by war and guilt, Kurdish veteran Harun seeks a traditional tattooist to confess his darkest secrets. A story of the conflict that continues within.
Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan reunite as a new round of body-swapping chaos turns wedding plans and a growing family upside down.
Religious belief, social expectation and a family newly arrived in Norway. Cristian Mungiu puts contemporary prejudices under the microscope.
Three American doctors risk their lives in Gaza’s devastated hospitals. An intimate, unflinching documentary about healing, bearing witness and refusing indifference.
A transphobic slur becomes the starting point for Ester Martin Bergsmark’s visually explosive exploration of violence, fear and finding a way back to desire.