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A fictionalized tale of the escape by Rudolf Vrba and Alfred Wetzler, based on the novel by Wetzler called 'What Dante did not See.' They hide for 3 days and escape once the search for them is over. They report their experiences.

Max, a 19-year-old gets a startup incubator opportunity in Rome, disrupting his summer plans with friends. As he navigates the adult world, his friends enjoy carefree youth, prompting Max to rethink his priorities and future desires.

A Romanian police officer teams up with a small crew of old friends from the World War II Jewish Resistance to pull off a heist by convincing everyone at the scene of the crime that they are only filming a movie.

Andrei is a Romanian student who attends a course in foreign languages at the University. Every evening he works in a pizzeria and, when called, to the police station where he translates interceptions of his countrymen. He does everything it takes to keep a promise he made to his girlfriend, that in some way he would gain the residence permit to let her come to Italy. His University tutor, puts him in touch with a friend of her who wants to translate the diary of the German husband who died recently. With this delicate task Andrei is catapulted into a world that he has not even dared to dream.

In the summer of 1683, 300,000 warriors of the Ottoman Empire began the siege of Vienna. The fall of the city would have opened the way to conquer Europe. On September 11. was the main battle between the Polish cavalry and the Turks.

On the same day, two men die hanging from a log a few steps away: Jesus on the cross, Judas on a tree. They are mirror images: one needs the other for destiny to be fulfilled. The facts narrated by the evangelists are told by Judas.

Dora and Beth, a couple of hackers and thieves, need to find a place after their last heist. The place they find is deep in the woods, which turns out to be dangerous, in a fight for survival and their destiny in the hands of the dark web

Pietro and Eleonora, both avid gardeners, are strangers who only meet because their two terraces are close to each other.

Pietro was an child prodigy in the showbiz. Now that he is almost 30, he is no longer either a child or a prodigy. Pietro is now spending his life taping for auditions he never gets. He teaches theatre at a church close to his house and, following his precarious finances, he lives in a modest flat owned by the diocese for which he doesn't pay much. He shares the flat with Nicolas, an hospital nurse, divorced, a wife and a son to take care of, a chaotic and careless personality. That's why when they receive an eviction note, Nicolas avoids the issue by stating that Pietro has cancer. It is the start of an awful lie. Pietro lives the issue helplessly but then, when he is about to tell the truth, he meets Claudia, a terminally ill girl. Even if weakened by her disease, Claudia gushes life from every pore on her body. She is extroverted, lovely, deep, smart, happy to the extent that Pietro is completely dazzled by her and cannot find the courage to speak his truth. The lie made up by Nicolas becomes the unbreakable bond between Claudia and Pietro. A double link that unites them by making them completely different than all the others. A bond that Pietro, even if tormented by guilt, cannot give up.

After surviving a terminal illness diagnosis, Blaz sets off to a grueling celebratory Giro d'Italia. With him is his partner, filmmaker Maja Doroteja Prelog, tasked with capturing the triumphant biking tour. What was initially planned as a ride from the Dolomites to Sicily to reclaim control of one's own life and celebrate overcoming their greatest fear, soon becomes a journey of self-discovery for the couple. The focus shifted and now Maja's experience and needs hold the lens. While the lens of the camera turns inward, the relationship unravels, revealing a brave examination of self and what it truly means to be together. CENT'ANNI is an emotional rollercoaster with heart-wrenching confessions and poetic visuals in the midst of beautiful natural sceneries, an unfiltered testament to love and change.

The son of a Holocaust survivor who lives in Trieste as a surgeon begins to doubt his actions of refusing to help a victim of a traffic accident that he encountered on his way home from work.

Ein Mann, der unter der erdrückenden Last seiner Schulden leidet, muss als Steuereintreiber arbeiten, um seine Gläubiger zu bezahlen.

Marianne, an archaeologist, picks up her late mother's research and becomes obsessed with the Fanum Voltumnae, an ancient Etruscan sacred site. As she investigates, she grapples with inner turmoil and her love for scientist Elisabetta.

After three Middle School students are found guilty of an atrocius crime, the principal calls their parents to discuss about it. Soon the gym is turned into a fierce courtroom to unveil the lies and truths of the case.

We were warned in an ancient Mayan prophecy that the 21st December 2012 would be the beginning of the end, but not how and where this new era would unveil itself. Until now.

A married couple with several years of experience, who are raising a teenage daughter and leading an orderly life, are expecting an unplanned second child.

After an incident, Francesco, with his daughter moves in a sprawling villa on Lake Iseo. Soon they start hearing a respirator to signal them the presence of another entity. But is this entity the only one they need to worry about?

The students and faculty at a European university have wild misadventures as they pair off in bickering couples, who engage in shenanigans that ultimately lead to life lessons that they will hold on to until the end.

TV network airs 'House of the Chosen.' Director, host, and journalist navigate the ruthless TV world. Samuel Brak's disappearance sparks a power struggle. Co-host Ada Perz is murdered during filming, prompting an investigation.

The film talks about the social memory of the murders that took place after World War II in the Debrzyna forest in Podkarpacie. Many people were returning from distant parts of the world, not expecting that they would become victims of an attack close to home by bandits roaming the area. Thrown from the train, robbed and finally killed, they increased the number of those supposedly missing during the war. The inhabitants of nearby towns knew about what was happening in the forest. However, they did not intervene because, as they say, they "lived in fear."