Rebecca must confront a supernatural spirit that is attached to her mother and terrorizing her little brother. With the help of her boyfriend and the police, Rebecca fights to protect her family from the vengeful spirit.
Ree Dolly, a 17-year-old girl in the Ozark Mountains, must find her drug-dealing father to save her family from losing their home. Despite warnings and threats, Ree persists in her search, facing brutal beatings and danger. With the help of her uncle, Teardrop, Ree uncovers the truth about her father's disappearance and sacrifices her own safety to prove his death. In the end, Ree and her family are able to keep their home and receive a mysterious cash boon. However, Ree now knows the identity of her father's killer.
Jerry, a mentally ill factory worker, struggles to maintain a normal life while battling his schizophrenic delusions. He hears voices from his talking pets; his dog, Bosco, encourages him to commit violent acts, while his cat, Mr. Whiskers, tries to convince him to end his suffering through suicide. Jerry's world becomes even more chaotic when he develops a crush on Fiona, a coworker. As his mental state deteriorates, Jerry's murderous thoughts turn into reality.
A team of con artists pose as paranormal investigators to make money, but their lives take a dark turn when they encounter a real haunted house.
Permanent Vacation follows a young man who wanders aimlessly around New York City, visiting movie theaters, psychiatric hospitals, and abandoned buildings. He encounters various people and experiences, including stolen cars, saxophonists, and mentally ill patients. The film explores themes of urban living, mental illness, and the search for meaning.
KOTOKO follows the story of a mentally ill mother named Kotoko who struggles with her sanity and her custody of her young son. As she battles her inner demons, Kotoko's increasingly violent and disturbing behaviors threaten to tear her family apart. The film explores themes of self-harm, mental breakdown, and the challenges faced by single mothers.
In Little Sister, a young nun named Colleen returns home to her small town to help her mentally-ill mother and reconnect with her estranged family. As she tries to navigate her new role and confront her troubled past, Colleen forms unexpected friendships and explores her own identity. With themes of family, forgiveness, and self-discovery, Little Sister is a heartfelt comedy-drama that explores the complexities of life and the power of human connection.
Rocks is a coming-of-age drama set in London, following the story of a teenage girl who is neglected by her family and must navigate the challenges of homelessness and taking care of her younger brother. She forms a close bond with her school friend and relies on her resilience to overcome the obstacles in her path.
A nurse in a rural area finds herself caught up in a romantic rivalry while trying to navigate the complexities of village life. With a manipulative mother, a village gossip, and a charming vicar, she must find her own way while taming the shrews around her.
Fingers is a 1978 neo-noir drama film about a pianist named Jimmy who is caught up in the world of crime and vengeance. The film follows Jimmy as he navigates his complicated relationships with his mentally-ill mother, a loan shark, and a gangster. With themes of identity crisis and spirituality, Fingers explores the dark side of New York City in the 1970s.
When Chase, a housewife from a small town on Martha's Vineyard, meets Elizabeth, a woman who is taking care of her mentally ill husband, their lives become intertwined. As Chase becomes increasingly obsessed with Elizabeth, her mental health begins to deteriorate, leading to a breakdown and a traumatic experience.
Fear of Fear is a 1975 movie set in West Germany, focusing on a thirty-something housewife named Margot who begins to experience intense anxiety and depression. As her fears escalate, she becomes increasingly reliant on valium and alcohol to cope with her emotions. The film explores the impact of her mental health issues on her relationships, particularly her strained marriage and conflict with her in-laws. Margot's struggle with her own mental breakdown and the challenges she faces in seeking treatment highlight the complexities of mental illness. Based on a novel, Fear of Fear delves into themes of fear, unhappiness, and the societal pressures faced by middle-class women in urban settings during the 1970s.
An unimpressive, boring high-school geek is bitten and contracts vampirical symptoms, transforming him into a confident coolio.
A story of friendship in a squalid suburb of a city of southern Italy. Alexander and Ferdi come from poor families and live in a city in decline, where there is no future.
A boy imprisoned by an abusive recluse mother alone in a mansion in the 1920s begins to get ideas of his own when a goblin in his closet comforts him in the dark.
A mentally disturbed woman is further tormented after discovering a girl who closely resembles her recently deceased daughter
A disturbed young mother with some serious psychological problems begins to take them out on her toddler daughter.
A chronicle of the life of Marilyn Monroe, told through some of her most personal possessions as they are put up for auction.
Erhart wants to protect his mentally ill mother from the forced sale of her home. Doing so, he uncovers a scheme that reveals the secrets of his long-vanished father. Family story meets the legacy of post-socialist transformation.
Egon Vittori (Janko Mandic) is thirteen years old and does not have a record player. It is the beginning of the seventies and Yugoslavia seems to be the land of prosperity. Goods are being imported from the West, and these include American music, films and fashion. Everybody but Egon owns a record player. Finding his path among his family members, hippie owners of music records, schoolmates, teachers, communists and dissidents. Egon gets his record player in the end. And grows up somewhere along the way. Written by (Slovenian film fund)