The Shattering

The film is a psychological drama that flirts with science fiction and approaches the delicate universe of João (Gabriel Pardal) a guy that tries to put a somewhat unusual plan into practice - stop time. And in order to do that he will have to commit some kind of social suicide. Isolated in his tiny rear apartment in a forgotten neighborhood, on a dystopian Rio de Janeiro, neglected by many but resided by the only ones who didn't have the chance to leave before the great crisis, proves that stopping time becomes an arduously lonely journey that will make João face extreme consequences.

Son of Italian immigrants in Nice faces pursuit for outstanding debts, portraying the challenges of immigrant life and financial struggles.

Every year many young people arrive on college campuses in search of successful careers, dream fulfillment and a better life. College, though it's a place of promise, offers an abundance of temptation that can rob you of your dreams and intercept your future. Malik, Michelle, and Candice thought they could handle the pressure but what they will experience will change their lives forever and redefine their thoughts on life, love, and sex.

Russian musical performers, and with them familiar movie characters, began to speak and sing in a romantic language in the style of the French pop of the 60s and 70s.

An Hungarian baron discovers oil deposits under properties owned by villagers. He convinces all the property owners to sell to him, except for a few owned by Jewish families. Infuriated, he frames the villagers for murder.