Pulse

Horror · Thriller · Mystery · Suspense

A struggling programmer joins a sleek tech giant and is invited to an exclusive mountain retreat — only to uncover a system that feeds on its employees in ways more literal and horrifying than he could imagine. Pulse reimagines the vampire myth through the lens of corporate culture and technology. Slow-burn tension erupts into brutal spectacle as the boundaries between work, body, and machine dissolve.

On Mice & Cats

Animation · Fable · Satire · Adventure

On a quiet farm where cats rule and mice obey, three curious young mice can’t understand why their kind keeps voting for their predators. Determined to find out, they set off on a journey across the farm — from the burrows of wise elders to the rallies of fiery leaders, the feasts of elite mice, and even the perch of a watchful owl. Along the way, they discover that every story has a price, and every ruler has claws.

Marea Eterna

Drama · Sci-Fi · Dystopia · Disaster

In a future Mexico City layered over centuries of rise and ruin, five strangers are bound together when a quake, a flood, and a technological collapse converge. Both intimate and epic, Marea Eterna tells the story of a city forever caught between destruction and rebirth — and of the lives that embody its eternal tide.

Paso

Comedy · Drama · Social Satire

In California’s wine country—the “other California”—a high school pregnancy binds a white MAGA family and a Mexican-American working-class family, forcing them into an uneasy intimacy shaped by labor, race, and small-town power.

In the vein of Shameless and Reservation Dogs, Paso uses dark comedy to expose how America’s oldest racial tensions play out not in ideology, but in everyday life.

Cruelty Stays

Documentary · Politics · Media · Power

In an age where state violence is endlessly filmed, shared, and debated, Cruelty Stays asks a harder question: why does nothing stop it?

Focusing on contemporary ICE raids, the film examines how cruelty persists not in secrecy, but in full view — absorbed by media systems that transform outrage, protest, and documentation into fuel for legitimacy. Moving between the present and its historical echoes, Cruelty Stays reveals a world where seeing violence no longer interrupts power, but stabilizes it.

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