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When Steven’s girlfriend is abducted by Dracula from a village in Transylvania and imprisoned in his terrible castle, he and vampire hunter Van Helsing must attempt to kill Dracula. Aided by quotable, campy dialog they spoof action movies in their bloody battle royale, climaxing in a shocking ending.

Martin Cooper’s documentary feature explores the lives and work of six internationally renowned, independent animators: Jim Blashfield, Rose Bond, Joan C. Gratz, Zak Margolis, Joanna Priestley and Chel White. Their animated films span 40 years and a wide range of techniques.

Irina and Andrés, utilize their medical expertise to inflict extreme physical pain while in the throes of passion. As they succumb to their addiction, they push boundaries, blurring the line between love and destruction. As Irina becomes increasingly reckless in her pursuit of pleasure, Andrés begins to fear for their safety.

Roshanak, an Iranian seamstress, tells her story of more than 24 years working at the House of Chanel. Despite the hardships of migration, separation from her family, and living in exile, she managed—through her lifelong devotion to tailoring—to build a place for herself in one of the most prestigious fashion houses in the world. The Blue Wall is a moving portrait of perseverance, sacrifice, and artistry that transcends borders.

For years, the Groom has wandered in search of his missing half. But in this absurd quest for love, every encounter leaves him a little less whole—until the final meeting, where losing may be the only way to become complete.

This film sheds light on a world plagued by physical inactivity among both young and old. In a world ensnared by the shackles of sedentary living, where the once vibrant rhythms of life have faded into a disheartening stillness, "Inactive" delves deep into the gripping tale of a physical inactivity pandemic. This thought-provoking film uncovers a haunting reality where children and adults alike have become prisoners of their own immobility, causing widespread health repercussions and a profound societal shift.

In the 1970s, groups of young Europeans ventured into the Sahara Desert with the intention of crossing it and experiencing «an adventure.» Ill-prepared, reckless, and ignorant of the terrain they were raversing, they faced life-threatening situations with unexpected consequences. From the passion of these young people for adventure, the world’s most famous rally was born. «End of Trip Sahara» tells one of these adventures.