AUG 12-22, 2026
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Everyone and everything deserves a second chance.
Seventeen-year-old Xuan grew up in a recycling yard. In this confined world, the only opportunity she gets to hang out with her friends is when she’s out collecting recyclables from neighbors.
The film takes a realistic approach to portray the protagonist’s yearning for freedom from the environment she grew up in.
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Leo and Diana, a rich couple, bring a broken TV to a recycle point. They meet Salif and his son, two scrap dealers. Diana asks them to come to their house to get more objects. Once there, Leo looks at them collecting objects with mistrust, until they see the scrap dealers have something they want.
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A-nine-year-old boy decides to fight the death angel to save the life of his younger sick brother who is on the verge of death.
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A tale from the perspective of the scammer targeting an elderly woman for money, portraying the all too common scenario of financial exploitation.
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Dance major student Xiao Yong accidentally obtains a “Body Art”magazine and go through a complex growth process.
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Elderly Deaf archivist Hugo finds his rigid system of artifacts and tradition jeopardized by the sudden and unwelcome arrival of Jaul, a young Deaf traveler with an ancient map. Devi attempts to intervene in the escalating animosity, but her efforts only fuel the uncoiling of a calamity that threatens to end the world and plunge the Deaf child, Jasper, into a desolate and isolated future.
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