When Australia stopped the refugee boats in late 2001, most Australians applauded. Ten years later, the people who were there tell us now what we didn't then know. We hear from the Norwegian merchant-sailors on Tampa, the Australian Navy sailors sent to turn the boats back, and the refugees themselves.

'Leaky Thoughts' is a story set in a world where thoughts are at the epicenter of authority. Our minds are the so-called elixir for the life force of the gods. Instead of devils feasting on our wicked souls, they feast on our thoughts, our ideas. Their manifestation is cunning. These divine creatures look like us. They gain our trust. They sacrifice us for greater power. At the center of this world is a special someone called Jack. He is a man with a conflicted mind, who frequently stops to contemplate even the most mundane of every day life situations. His cogitative powers have impressed the gods. He is precisely the individual they desire to bolster their hold on the human race. In this world of devious thoughts and backstabbing: not everything is what it seems. Ordinary thoughts can become interesting and vice versa. All it takes is one situation where someone's thoughts begin to leak out. The gods will drink the oozing beliefs. They will grow in strength.

Nikolaeva, the wife of a Red Army commander, and her two small children did not have time to evacuate and remained in the city occupied by the Germans. By hiding a persecuted woman in her house, Nikolaeva herself comes under suspicion. Having miraculously escaped arrest, she and her children are now forced to leave the city...

During World War II, a group of 10 survivors from Madras get stranded in the ocean in a small boat, which unexpectedly stops and sinks mid-journey, and they are forced to take some drastic measures to save themselves.

Inspired by his experience on the Florida Film Festival jury, animator Bernardo Britto (2014’s “Yearbook,” 2016’s “Glove,” and this year’s “Hudson Geese”) gives us a hysterical and unique perspective on the Winter Park Boat Tour.

Six teenagers are led into an intriguing game of survival by their guidance counselor.

Richard Arlen and Phil Terry star as Skimmer and Tommy, two lifelong buddies who've invented a lightweight, high-speed torpedo boat (hence the title). Their copacetic business relationship is strained when nightclub singer Grace Holman (Jean Parker), having been jilted by Skimmer, marries Tommy on the rebound.

A bumbling gang of thieves crash a jazz party.

Ralf, 35, is saving his relationship by taking his girlfriend’s son on a boat trip with an aim to establish himself as a father figure. Not a wildlife expert himself, he also takes on board his office buddy, and it soon becomes clear that this unpredictable, flamboyant womaniser is a world away from being an example to look up to. As Ralf tries to protect the boy from his friend's unsophisticated look on gender and sexuality, soon they are confronted with the realities of the sharp winding river and the roughness of Latvian nature.

Party Boat focuses on Max, who is throwing a 25th birthday party for his best friend Kiley. When Max finds out Kiley's boyfriend Greg plans to propose, he embarks on an adventure to win Kiley's heart and throw his greatest party ever.