Chukwudi Iwuji

Lexi Johnson

Geoffrey Cantor

Audrey Grace Marshall

Masena, New York, 1998. A decade of terror comes to a close with the capture of, Elizabeth Caulfield, a woman who kidnapped five young girls and pretended they were her own. Only one girl, Christina Bowden, managed to get away with her life from Caulfield, the other four found buried behind Caulfield's decrepit home.. - 20 years later Caulfield has escaped from prison and launches a deadly pursuit to finish what she began.

The Girl Who Got Away

The Girl Who Got Away (2021)

Condola Rashad

Jeannine Kaspar

Sarah Goldberg

At a homeless drop-in center in New York City, a documentary crew finds Bikini Moon Davis, looking for help and a place to stay. With wide, lively eyes and a broad smile, Bikini is provocative, bold, and dynamic - and also clearly in a troubled mental state. Claiming she drove a forklift in the Iraq war and was trained as a carpenter - "just like Jesus, with tits" - she's been on and of the streets, while hoping to stabilize her life enough to get back her young daughter from a foster home.Something about Bikini grabs the attention of volunteer social worker (and documentary producer) Kate Skyler, who is seen convincing the film's director (and her live-in boyfriend), Trevor Hood, that they should make the extra effort to help Bikini get back on her feet. It's impossible for Trevor not to agree that Bikini is a fascinating subject, ignoring the ethical problem of documentarians getting too involved in their subjects' lives.An attempt to find housing for Bikini leads the crew to realize just how deplorable and desperate her situation is. The stories she tells about her life are fascinating, but difficult to prove (if not outright lies), and Bikini's lucidity waxes and wanes as she goes on and off her medication over the course of several weeks. She nevertheless persists in her struggle to regain custody of her daughter - even when it seems the daughter is a figment of her imagination. Eventually, Kate and Trevor invite Bikini to live with them in a quiet suburb, trying to help, but also ready to exploit her story for their own shot at independent movie fame. They measure her life in birthday parties, milestone moments, and increasingly awkward interactions, until Bikini's indefinable and ultimately indomitable spirit grows beyond their understanding.This very modern, urban fairy tale set amidst a fractured ideal of family is presented as a documentary that unravels, reveals, and reimagines itself alongside its unpredictable subject. BIKINI MOON's film-within-a-film structure unpacks and examines the way we look at the world through media that demands to be seen as reality, while asking the uncomfortable questions about the often exploitative relationship between media and its subjects. Ultimately, documenting Bikini's life means seeing the world from her point of view without judgment, no matter how fantastic, frightening and ecstatic that view might be.

Bikini Moon

Bikini Moon (2017)

O.C. Ukeje

Paolo André

Barry Igujie

Amadi, a musician from Lagos, Nigeria, arrives in São Paulo, Brazil, with a mission: to locate his brother, Ikenna, who has recently broken all ties with their family - becoming, as the Igbo say, "lost in transition" - and bring him back to Nigeria. Amadi, who was always been more laid-back and carefree, in contrast to Ikenna's more objective-driven personality, has to rise to the occasion so as to not frustrate his parents, as well as for self-serving reasons: he is worried that if Ikenna is not found, the older-brother mantle will be left to him, and with it, the responsibility to provide for their family. In Brazil Amadi follows the faint footsteps left by Ikenna in this foreign urban landscape: he learns that his brother is not the distinguished Mathematics professor he was made out to be, but actually has contrived an intricate and nearly- delusional series of schemes to accumulate wealth in Brazil, which includes, among other things, the supposed discovery of the statistical principles behind horse-race gambling. Slowly, Amadi closes in his brother, always finding himself one step behind, having to confront the remnants of his presence in progressively more ominous underworld surroundings. Amadi's wonderment with this foreign land, as well as the bitter feelings he harbors towards his brother for always being the chosen one, is focused on Emília, Ikenna's Brazilian ex-lover who provides a tempting excuse for Amadi to ignore his assignment and start imagining a life in this weird alien land. Finally, when confronted with a concrete possibility of actually meeting his now dejected sibling, Amadi is forced to choose between his faithfulness to his family abroad or the yearning to start a new life in São Paulo.

Shine Your Eyes

Shine Your Eyes (2020)

Miles Robbins

Mary Stuart Masterson

Patrick Schwarzenegger

When Luke decided to leave his mother's home and face emancipation, he never thought it would be so complicated. His social awkwardness and his diverse traumas will make him seek the aid of an old buddy: his imaginary childhood friend Daniel, who is now a self-confident, manipulative young man. Daniel will start to help Luke, but his intentions will soon prove to be somewhat more sinister.—Sitges Film Festival

Daniel Isn't Real

Daniel Isn't Real (2019)

Pollyanna McIntosh

Gemma Chan

Colin Salmon

Eight talented candidates have reached the final stage of selection to join the ranks of a mysterious and powerful corporation. They enter a windowless room, and an Invigilator gives them 80 minutes to answer one simple question. He outlines three rules they must obey or be disqualified: don't talk to him or the armed guard by the door, don't spoil their papers, and don't leave the room. He starts the clock and leaves. The candidates turn over their question papers--and discover that they're completely blank. After the initial confusion has subsided, one frustrated candidate writes 'I believe I deserve...,' and is promptly ejected for spoiling. The remaining candidates soon figure out they're permitted to talk to each other, and they agree to cooperate in order to figure out the question: then they can compete to answer it. At first, they suspect the question may be hidden in their papers like a security marker in a credit card, and they figure out ways to change their environment to expose the hidden words. But light, liquids and other plans all come to naught. Soon enough, the candidates begin to uncover one another's backgrounds, prejudices, and hidden agendas. Tensions rise as the clock steadily descends towards zero, and each candidate must decide how far they are willing to go to secure the ultimate job . . .—Stuart Hazeldine

Exam

Exam (2009)

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