Three kids spend the night at their grandpa’s house. To fill the silence after losing their grandma, the family’s storyteller, they begin to create their own stories and discover the power of imagination. This uplifting film celebrates creativity and its healing magic.
A space princess is thrust out of her sheltered life and onto a galactic quest to save her bounty hunter ex-girlfriend from the Straight White Maliens.
While fleeing from the Russians, little Sophie and her parents meet the Nazi Scharf and the Hitler Youth Beckmann in a hotel. In the fight with Scharf, Sophie loses her parents and her memory. The Russians occupy the hotel, find Sophie and make her a cook. Sophie finds Beckmann, remembers him and leaves the hotel.
The film tells the story of Curt Unckel, a social scientist who lived with indigenous peoples for 40 years. Curt was baptized in 1906 by the Guarani as Nimuendajú and dedicated his life to studying and understanding different cultures. He witnessed the persecution and expulsion of indigenous peoples from their lands.
A surreal exploration on love’s complexities. Following the stories of Olivia, Ramón, Bárbara and Mauricio, as they relate to one another without understanding each other.
He is the guardian robot programmed to raise Celeste, a bright star among astronauts. But when she is departing for her first interstellar mission, he is left to wonder… What now? A poignant music-filled tale about memories and the bonds that connect us. A tomorrow-days lullaby about finding your place in the universe.
At the height of his fame, Marcel Pagnol is commissioned to write a literary serial about his childhood and Provence. As he writes the first pages, the little Marcel as he was as a child suddenly appears in front of him triggering his memories: the advent of talking pictures, the first major film studio, his love of actors, and writing. The great storyteller then becomes the hero of his own story.
Birahima, a ten-year-old orphan from Guinea, tells with irony how he is thrown into tribal warfare while trying to reach his aunt in Liberia. Yacouba, a shady man, convinces him to become a child soldier, while he becomes a grigriman and witch doctor among the fighters. Shunted between enemy factions, Birahima grows up quickly and learns to distrust the stories that he's told.
Until the age of two and a half years old, Amélie describes herself as a digestive tube, inert and vegetative. Then comes the crucial event that makes her leap into childhood. She discovers language, parents, brothers and sisters, a heavenly garden, passions (Japan and water), aversions (to carp), seasons and time. Everything that, from the age of three, constitutes the human person forever. Because at that age, everything is played out, happiness as well as tragedy.
