For this anthology movie, producers Vestra Pictures assigned international directors with a phobia and set them to work making a horror short about it.

Funeralopolis: A Suburban Portrait is a thought-provoking documentary that delves into the hidden and often disturbing aspects of life in the suburbs. Through personal stories and interviews, it uncovers the secrets behind the seemingly idyllic facade, revealing a world of isolation, disillusionment, and despair. The film takes an unflinching look at the darker side of suburban life and challenges the perception that the suburbs are a safe haven.

The world of videogames in Italy told through the personal stories of those who create them, those who play them at a professional level, and those who talk about them on streaming platforms.

In this award-winning anthology, several international directors take on the most macabre stories of all, from the master of horror, Edgar Allen Poe.

A journey by car to the sea among four strangers, all under 40, all HIV positive, to discover their lives and tell with their faces and hearts uncovered what it means to have HIV today, in an age that sees it possible to live with the virus and lead normal lives but which still sees infected people victims of an enormous social stigma.

A pair of twisted tales from two filmmakers that are quickly emerging as the next generation of Italian Horror directors. Episode One: Celeste and her husband rent a country house for the holidays. An earthquake recently destroyed part of the small town, and the house seems to have been recently renovated ... but with much haste. Often alone in the house, Celeste begins to experience horrible visions that seem to emerge from the cracks in the walls. As her mind begins to slip away,she continues to see and hear things that can't be explained, especially to her skeptical husband. Episode Two: Yuri and Max have been friends for a lifetime, spending their evenings drinking and discussing their lives. But this particular evening will be their last.