Jiali Ding

Haunted by the ongoing war in Ukraine, Sasha, a Ukrainian sculptor living in Paris, creates a work in memory of her late grandmother and journeys home to honor her. Accompanied by her Belgian friend Margaux, who carries an old Bolex camera, Sasha moves through a landscape where dreams and reality begin to blur, while pages from her diary reveal her innermost feelings.

A group of Chinese Protestants finds their modest 200-word Christmas post trapped in the black box of social media censorship. From dawn to dusk, they embark on an elaborate search for the troubled word that triggered the invisible alarm.

Based on a true story, this film follows a 7-year-old boy, Wawa, and his older sister, Naxiang, who live beside the Nujiang River in Yunnan Province, China. Every day, Naxiang crosses the river to attend school using an overhead cable, but their mother will not allow Wawa to use the cable. Eventually, Wawa secretly uses the cable to cross to the other side. The dangerous activity has deadly consequences, and the siblings’ lives are changed forever.

Xiao befriends Amao, a 36 foot crocodile, who lives on his fathers croc sanctuary. Soon his father is forced to sell the crocodiles to a gangster who plans to use them for high priced meals.

Haunted by the ongoing war in Ukraine, Sasha, a Ukrainian sculptor living in Paris, creates a work in memory of her late grandmother and journeys home to honor her. Accompanied by her Belgian friend Margaux, who carries an old Bolex camera, Sasha moves through a landscape where dreams and reality begin to blur, while pages from her diary reveal her innermost feelings.

A group of Chinese Protestants finds their modest 200-word Christmas post trapped in the black box of social media censorship. From dawn to dusk, they embark on an elaborate search for the troubled word that triggered the invisible alarm.