Dimana Markovska

As he approaches sixty, the time has come for Pierre Leprieur to take stock of his life. What did he accomplish and what did he mess up during his life? He was formerly an influential trade unionist on the docks at Le Havre. The passing years saw his relationship with his wife and his now-adult children subside. One evening, with his whole family gathered together to celebrate his birthday, the party is ruined. His sons, Jean and Simon, find themselves accused of mass drug trafficking. Whilst their sister, Emma, a criminal lawyer, tries to get them out of this difficult situation, Pierre, who si convinced that he is being targeted, does his utmost to help them. Yet he knows that if he roots around too much, he could end up unearthing truths best left untold.

In a new experiment, a group of people are tested on whether they would break their cell phone.

In a society where people are addicted to their cell phones, a man runs out of battery.

A group of friends order a pizza and have a philosophical talk about not paying for it.

Five groups of mothers and sons will be tested on their relationship.

A Lebanese migrant in The Netherlands receives a haunting voice message from his former best friend in Beirut.

A man lives his life as if it were a commercial.

Thirteen-year-old Renée is in class when the news interrupts her lesson that a girl from another class is missing. While her mother worries about the disappearance, Renée is preoccupied with the breakup of her friendship with her former best friend, Lina.

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CIRCA is an attempt to fictionally reconstruct the house of my grandparents. The only tangible place where my memories still reside and the djinn (ghost) of my grandfather remains. The film explores the empty spaces with only traces of the past life left behind.

In a medical consultation, a man discovers that he is the reincarnation of Adolf Hitler

A girl has problems with her writing on her cell phone and gets angry with her auto corrector, who will come to life.

In a family of short lineage, they are forbidden to fall in love with tall girls.

During a train ride to her hometown Pomorie, Keti thinks back to a summer a couple of years ago when she met Ezgi, a Turkish tourist. Through faded memories, Keti looks back on a friendship that perhaps meant more than the two girls admitted at the time.