David-Jan Bronsgeest

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After the murder of her childhood friend, Dilara returns to her hometown. Following a reunion with her friends, she starts to believe that the group is targeted through a haunted true crime podcast - when you listen you meet the killer.

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In Radeloos, Yara has had a crush on Paco for a while. He goes to her school and DJs at parties. But Paco is into Floor and doesn't notice her. Could it be because she's too fat? Yara's mother wants her daughter to become a model, but Yara actually wants to go to art school. She decides to lose weight by eating less.

Police officers Kim and Jeroen are dispatched to a report from an elderly couple. What should have been an ordinary shift spirals into a nightmare as the duo stumbles upon a discovery that forces them to confront their fears and beliefs.

A solitary organ broker attempts to break free from his life of deadly crime by rescuing a young woman from the ruthless syndicate he does business with.

A mysterious podcast causes horrific consequences once listened.

Nisha, a trans woman from Pakistan working as a dancer in the Netherlands, is conflicted about proceeding with gender-affirming surgery. Every time she embraces her identity, she is subjected to strange attacks and visions. Chaos ensues when her inner demons decide to take on the demons outside.

Jennifer listens to a podcast by the famous serial killer by Jimmy TwoFingers.

During the riots in Paris in 2005, new police recruits from the impoverished suburbs wonder which camp they actually belong to: those of the French law enforcers or of their opposers.

Three best friends, attempting to reconnect after many years, summon Mister Lonely with frightening consequences. They find themselves fighting for survival against a supernatural menace. Welcome to the Lonely Place.

Let the darkness empower those we took for granted.

Scott is an emotionally damaged eighteen year old boy. After his mother dies, he starts to care for his abusive, alcoholic father. Spurred on by his girlfriend, Scott confronts him in an attempt to break the negative cycle of his roots.

A woman manages a cinema in Sarajevo, now a trendy bar. The camera follows her at night, when music is playing and customers throng the premises, but also in her solitude, when she talks about her past and present lives. The picture that emerges is of a longing for reconciliation, despite the memory of her two children killed by Serb sharp-shooters.