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Violet King

Rebelles tells the stories of Canadian women who helped shape the country’s history by standing up against inequality, and exclusion. Aimed at young audiences, the series situates each woman within the social, political, and cultural context of her time, revealing how personal acts of courage can spark collective change. In an era marked by social tension and uncertainty, Rebelles seeks to rekindle the spirit of civic engagement that exists in all of us. Visually, the series adopts a…

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Variola Vera

Wrocław, 1963. Łucja Winter, an experienced and disciplined intelligence officer, returns from a topsecret assignment in India that was meant to strengthen the communist regime’s global influence. Before her mission can be officially declared a success, a sudden outbreak of smallpox shakes the city. As panic spreads, the authorities impose an unprecedented quarantine: Wrocław is completely sealed off from the world. Cut off from information, supplies, and freedom, the city becomes a…

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United

Discover the power of friendship and competition in 'United', where a group of 13-year-old boys and girls play for the same local football team: Sporting United. Playing for the same club creates a unique bond. Even though players may have individual conflicts with one another, on the field they must stand together to win. An argument with a teammate is easily forgotten when they score the winning goal in the final second. But it can escalate just as quickly when they miss, causing…

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Two Cigarettes

Unable to reconcile with the brutal murder of his father, director Rafał Łysak embarks on a deeply personal and emotionally risky journey to confront the young man responsible for the crime. What begins as a search for peace and understanding gradually unfolds into something far more complex and unsettling. As Rafał attempts to build a fragile and uneasy relationship with his father’s killer, now a young man struggling with guilt, freedom, and the daily realities of survival, the…

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TVFilm 1702 | Dissolution

A woman is forced to confront her elderly husband’s physical deterioration when they meet to sign their divorce papers. TVFilm is a showcase of short films made by Upstate New York media makers. In this episode, we join our host Jermaine Wells to watch Dissolution by Anthony Saxe — a story of divorce starring the filmmaker’s own parents.

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The Teacher Who Lived Before

After a heartbreaking experience at school, a teacher took her own life. Her father, a potter, was devastated and could not fire his kiln for a long time. 15 months after his daughter’s death, he finally fires the kiln again. As he watches the flames, he begins to sing a song in her memory. Through the very personal story of the deceased teacher’s family and an artist, this documentary delves into the challenges of the education system in South Korea and reveals the path to healing.…

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The Surnames

Los Apellidos is an intimate and transgressive drama that explores the limits of love and identity when confronted with conventional family structures. Rather than passing moral judgement, the narrative immerses itself in the inner worlds of Rosa and Lucía, two women bound by a biological tie that has evolved into a profound and painful romantic relationship. Through an encounter set against the vastness of nature, the film captures a moment of brutal honesty in which they are forced to…

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The Sextortion Network

Experts consider it ‚the worst scam in the world‘. It targets children, like twelve-year-old Carson Cleland, coercing them into a sexually compromising situation and in some cases, drives them to suicide. Carson was a fun-loving kid who loved pranking his sisters and summers at the lake before a sextorter blackmailed him. When he couldn’t pay the $25, he took his own life, becoming one of 40 kids who have died from the scam — five of them in Canada. Parents relive their…

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The Seodaemun Prison: Special Documentary for the 80th Anniversary of Liberation Day

Produced for the 80th anniversary of Korea’s Liberation Day, this musical docudrama reimagines Seodaemun Prison not as a static relic, but as a living narrator. By personifying the architecture, the film uses a firstperson perspective to let the prison testify to its own role as a 'model modern prison' designed for imperial control and the systematic erosion of human dignity. The narrative follows daily life within the walls using archival research, prisoner records and trial…

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