Fidel

A quiet, thoughtful two-hander that unfolds with gentle tension and deep empathy, like watching two guarded strangers slowly recognize each other's humanity.

A quiet, wry short that watches a poor town pin its hopes on a visiting politician, with a dry, bittersweet edge.

A thoughtful, politically charged documentary that reflects on Cuban identity and resilience amid shifting US-Cuba relations.

A earnest, talky ensemble drama that asks you to sit with people renegotiating who they are.

A sober, talk-heavy documentary that lets vivid paintings and blunt testimony carry the weight of hardship.

A quiet, drifting arthouse portrait that asks patience and rewards it with a stubborn, solitary mood.

A talky, low-key hangout among friends where casual banter slowly turns into something more pointed and political.

A quiet, wry character study that drifts between melancholy and gentle comedy as a solitary man's routine is upended.

A brief, serious-minded slice of late-Soviet life that asks you to pay close attention to its political undercurrents.

A quiet, unhurried encounter between an outsider and a rural family, carrying the weight of history beneath its simple surface.

A quiet, talk-driven portrait that lets ordinary voices carry the weight of a city and its politics.

A patient, talk-heavy political conversation that rewards focus and offers little visual variety.