In WHO DO I BELONG TO, the sweeping landscapes of Tunisia set the stage for a compelling drama that weaves the personal with the political. Aicha's (Salha Nasraoui) life, marked by routine and simplicity, is thrust into chaos with the return of her son Mehdi (Malek Mechergui.) This film is an emotional voyage into the heart of family bonds, where love and truth collide. Meryam Joobeur invites us into a vividly drawn world where each frame tells a story rich with the textures of Tunisian life. The passion and heart are evident in every scene of the film; you can tell that Joobeur gives her everything in every frame created.

From a visual standpoint, if you’ve seen the 1968 documentary HIGH SCHOOL, you’ll feel right at home watching SUBJECT: FILMMAKING. This compelling documentary charts an audacious experiment in film education led by Edgar Reitz in 1968. This documentary offers an inspiring tale of how a Munich classroom became the breeding ground for a new way of learning about cinema. Fast-forward to an unexpected reunion in 2023, the film reveals the lasting impact of this bold venture on its participants and the broader world of film. From its opening scenes, the documentary captures your imagination with a mix of history, depth, innovation, and the excitement of creating something groundbreaking.

RAVING REVIEW: MUTT is a journey through the life of a trans man in a city that never rests. The film follows Feña, played by the incredible Lío Mehiel, as he faces the challenges of his identity and past relationships, which are brought to the forefront when people from his past re-enter his life.

RAVING REVIEW: DELEGATION is a movie that takes you on an unforgettable journey through the struggles of youth and the importance of who you are as an individual vs. who your country wants you to be. Directed by Asaf Saban, this film follows a group of Israeli high school students on their final trip before joining the military. The students embark on a pilgrimage to visit important historical locations.

RAVING REVIEW: SILVER HAZE is a moving and impactful journey into trauma, identity, and healing themes. The film takes us on a ride with Franky as she navigates the aftermath of a traumatic event from her past and finds solace in the friendship of someone she wasn’t expecting. This film, directed by Sacha Polak and featuring Vicky Knight and Esme Creed-Miles, is a shining example of love's power and the human spirit's resilience.

RAVING REVIEW: THE TEACHER'S LOUNGE is a film that will leave you with plenty to ponder. A thought-provoking commentary on the challenges of doing the right thing, the movie follows the journey of a high school teacher, Carla Nowak, who finds herself in a moral dilemma when a series of thefts occur at the school, and one of her students is suspected. Carla's idealism is tested as she tries to balance her beliefs with the limitations of the school system. The more she tries to do what is right, the greater the risk of her breaking under pressure.

RAVING REVIEW: SEA SPARKLE is a magnificent coming-of-age story that takes the viewer on a journey filled with mystery, excitement, new friendships, and more. Set in the charming coastal city of Ostend, the film follows the tale of Lena, a young girl determined to uncover the truth behind her father's fate as a North Sea fisherman. Despite facing skepticism and doubt, Lena perseveres in her quest for answers and embarks on a journey that is both thrilling and heartwarming.