A young boy and a homeless man have formed a unique friendship, meeting nightly to exchange gifts of toys and food. But as the boy grows older, his interest wanes, and he eventually forgets their happy routine. Desperate to find the perfect toy to win back his friend”s attention, the homeless man falls ill, and
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Dr. Peláez, an exemplary man like few others, wants to contract a large bank loan. Vidal, the Director of the bank, is surprised when, despite the important profession of his future client, he does not meet the necessary requirements. Although at Christmas sometimes miracles can happen.
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A brilliant collection of well crafted shorts that remind us that we may share this world and actions can have unpredictable consequences.
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This amazing collection of shorts highlights the cinematic talent in our own hometown. This collection is a snapshot of beautifully crafted stories that make us all proud to be San Diegans.
No Place Like Home: Local Filmmakers – 91 mins Read More »
In 1965, seven year old Anna Boreman sets off on a six week road trip across America with her estranged, traveling minister father in search of forgiveness and Autopia.
When Perween Rahman is murdered, her sister Aquila returns to Karachi, Pakistan to investigate. Finding herself caught up in powerful forces stealing the city”s water, her sister exposed the impact of corruption. Based on a true story of one activist who worked tirelessly to protect the rights of Pakistan”s poor.
Welcome to the friendly skies of animal rescue. Saving dogs and cats one flight at a time is the mission, but changing the fate of these lovable creatures is no easy task. Lives are at stake and failure is not an option.
Sam Mendes fills his superbly cast, deeply personal drama with surprises, all emerging from a cinema in a working-class town in 1980s England. Hilary (Olivia Colman, in another knockout performance) is a single woman who runs the ticket booth, where she meets Steven (played with stirring confidence by relative newcomer Micheal Ward). Though on its
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Sam Mendes fills his superbly cast, deeply personal drama with surprises, all emerging from a cinema in a working-class town in 1980s England. Hilary (Olivia Colman, in another knockout performance) is a single woman who runs the ticket booth, where she meets Steven (played with stirring confidence by relative newcomer Micheal Ward). Though on its
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A 7-minute comedy which unfolds entirely in one shot with no edits, cuts, or camera movements. As the story gets more and more chaotic, one big question looms: Will the cat ever wake up?
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