Our Love Is Forever
The Attempt Of A Child Who Doesn't Know That He Died And Trying To Live With His Parents. The Mental Pressure Of A Mother And Father Due To The Death Of Their Only Son, His Son Became A Soul To His Mother And Spend Time With Her The Husband Who Does Not See Any Of This And Hospitalized Her Wife, The Husband, Who Is Taking Care Of His Wife, Suddenly The Police Comes To The Home And Arresting Him Because Of The Wife's Death, What Happened To Their Family The Story Of Tragic Fate.
The House of Monsters
After a decade of ignoring his family, a young filmmaker has to care for his father, newly diagnosed with Alzheimer's, for the first time.
The Fuck It List
A woman who receives a terminal diagnosis creates a list with the aim of confronting each and every single person on it.
The Night We Met
After the end of an intense relationship, Aurora returns to the places that marked its beginning and end. While reliving good and painful memories, she confronts what she lost of herself in trying to hold onto the love. In writing a final letter, Aurora attempts to transform the end into a learning experience—and understand that letting go is also part of moving on.
Ecos da Saudade
Remind Me Again
Pained by grief and equipped with a special device, Changez enters his memories to revisit his love.
BENEATH THE LEAF OF ABSENCE
A sister struggling with loneliness after the sudden absence of her brother
Reject
Reject examines the serious impact of social rejection through the findings of social and biological scientists, lessons from the classroom and the justice system, and first-hand accounts from children and their families. From neuroscientists to broken-hearted moms, our lead characters are rejection experts, by choice or by fate, and will lead us on a journey from rejection to acceptance. With the rise in school shootings and youth suicides, the devastating and potentially lethal consequences of social rejection must be understood. New science supports that the root of pain and conflict may lie in one person rejecting another person. Could the solution be as simple as fostering acceptance?