The film tells the stories of two stepbrothers who fall in love with the same woman. Isa (In English, Jesus) grows up with his brother, Musa (In English, Moses). Musa is in love with a woman named Meryem (In English, Mary) and wants to get married. But Musa escapes from the village because of a crime he has committed. Musa has to hide. Maryem and Isa get married. Years later Musa returns. Isa gets a fatal disease. Isa (Jesus), Musa (Moses), and Meryem (Mary) will face in a journey they have emerged. This movie is difficult to understand, this film does not contain any action, and it is very different from same films. It's a psychological film. Even if it's a boring film, it's watching for untouched Cappadocia scenes.

Meryem, a young woman of 18, has been married for 18 months. But after six days of marriage, her husband left for Istanbul and hasn't reappeared since. As the days turn into weeks and months, Meryem longs for Mustafa and a settled married life, but she doesn't give up hope.

Isa Reyes thinks she's a normal American teenager until her darkest dreams become reality. When she accidentally unlocks the supernatural power, she's kidnapped.

伊莎雷耶斯以為自己是個普通青少女，然而她卻發現自己腦中的晶片能讓夢境與真實結合。一個想要利用伊莎充滿威力的夢境的企業綁架了她，好友娜塔莉葛梅茲及迪亞茲警官合力協助她。他們共同揭發一個跨越墨西哥叢林和華爾街的陰謀。

The son of a Muslim emperor, Mahmut rejects his father's values and advocates a humanitarian approach to running the empire he will inherit. For him, there are more important things than power over others - namely the love he cherishes for Meryem, the daughter of a Christian monk. Rejecting the path chosen for him, Mahmut embarks on a dangerous journey looking for his love Meryem. It is this journey through a land in turmoil which will change both Mahmut and Meryem.

A short film about two best friends trying to get by in a disingenuous world.

In the Syrian mountains of Al Ghalamoun, overlooking the vast desert, stands the ancient Christian monastery of Mar Musa – a beacon of interfaith dialogue and radical hospitality in a fractured land. The film follows the monks and nuns through intimate, observational storytelling as they navigate postwar devastation – working towards peace, even in the face of grave personal loss. Poetic imagery and a hypnotic score accompany Mar Musa, emerging as a profound metaphor for Syria itself.

一份关于曼萨·穆萨一世（Mansa Musa I）统治时期及其帝国成就的详细编年史，其中包括他传奇般的麦加（Mecca）朝圣之旅。

The struggle of a woman trying to save her children from the mafia.

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