Are You Still There

A poetical quotation puts a damper on high expectations of earthly life. Because human beings were not sent to earth but cast out to it. Disappointments are to be expected. In “I Still Talk to You,” Turkan Huseyn illustrates a conversation with her friend. It is about love and the longing to return to the past, about childhood and its no longer existing coordinates in time and space. A melancholy dialogue broken up by brief encounters: stranded looking people who also explain their views of and experiences with love. Meanwhile, the fish in the Caspian Sea are coated in a thin layer of oil that merely needs to be wiped off. It used to be less dirty here, Turkan Huseyn says. When you are a child, everything seems less dirty, her friend replies. A laconic zooming back and forth between inside and outside, in the centre of which a few buckets of blood-red flowers bloom anyway.

A personal memoir reflecting upon director Stanley Kwan's career and identity, set upon the backdrop of the 1997 handover of Hong Kong. Kwan adopts a complicated cinematic structure which includes excerpts from his previous films, his '97 stage play, and the soundtrack to Wong Kar-wai's "Days of Being Wild."

Even the smallest animals have the survival instinct intact. But not El Malincho: this young bandit desperately seeks refuge in love.

Based on the comic book by Hiroto Ida

The 1980s of the GDR – Frank’s puppeteer group is arrested for distributing pacifist leaflets. After being sentenced to imprisonment, the defendants are offered the opportunity to go to the West through a secret buy-out of political prisoners. Frank remains. The same goes for the question of who betrayed them? Different truths and memories stand side by side. The focus is on a person who never tries to act from an attitude of victimization and who depicts his very personal way of dealing with the GDR dictatorship.

"Tueng", a bank employee, often experiments with "Kit", the nerdy best friend. Always a fan of invention During the Covid-19 period, "Tueng" has to leave the house.

life of a young couple in the verge of man's blindness is collapsing and the only thing that will save them is their own common past.

About questioning, cycling and moving on.

Makoto Kitano reports on real-life ghosts and psychic phenomena!

Marcus and Gabriel are new found friends who are slowly exploring their mutual admiration for each other. They just get along really well. One night, Gabriel asks Marcus to go and grab some midnight snacks together. In the process they get to spend time talking and getting to know more about each other.