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Kaiju Bunraku and An Ecstatic Experience

489 Years (Country: France; Year: 2016; Director: Hayun Kwon)

A soldier's memories play over this animated tale of Korea's demilitarised zone.

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An Ecstatic Experience (Country: US; Year: 2015; Director: Ja'Tovia Gary; Writer: Ja'Tovia Gary) , Official Site

A meditative invocation on transcendence as a means of restoration.

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Ears, Nose And Throat (Country: US; Year: 2016; Director: Kevin Jerome Everson; Stars: Shadeena Brooks, Eric Mansfield, Heather Honeycutt)

A woman unburdens herself about a horrific event she witnessed.

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Kadambari (Country: India; Year: 2016; Director: Bhasmang Joshi; Writer: Bhasmang Joshi; Stars: Nilesh Das, Aarti Prajapati)

Kadambari drifts into her unconscious, lingering as a stranger to her latent anxieties that remain laced with the numbness of a riots-stricken homeland.

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Kaiju Bunraku (Country: US; Year: 2017; Director: Jillian Mayer, Lucas Leyva; Writer: Lucas Leyva )

Here's a day in the life of a husband and wife living in a world of giant monsters.

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My Deadly, Beautiful City and Some Will Forget

My Deadly, Beautiful City (The Hidden City) (Country: Russia, UK, US; Year: 2016; Director: Victoria Fiore)

The arctic mining city of Norilsk is one of the most polluted in the world - but many residents are still proud to call it home.

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Some Will Forget (Country: UK; Year: 2016; Director: Ruth Grimberg)

As a coal mine in an English village faces closure the real cost of industrial decline for a father and his sons is revealed.

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