这部获奖的记录片讲述一群12岁的男孩接受一项革命性的实验，把他们从巴尔的摩的犹太区带到肯尼亚乡村的一所寄宿学校。他们全是自愿者，第一步都必须改变各自的态度和形象，之后遇到了令人吃惊而艰难的环境变化。在2006年数个记录片电影节上获奖。

If you were to ask a group of film experts which country is currently the least appropriate setting for a hilarious, truly wacky romantic comedy, the chances are that Saudi Arabia would come out on top. But their guesses would be wrong, as Barakah yoqabil Barakah provides more than enough evidence to the contrary. He’s a municipal civil servant from Jeddah whose origins are humble to say the least, while she’s a wild beauty, the adopted daughter of a rich couple whose marriage has suffered due to their lack of biological children. He’s also an amateur actor in a theatre company rehearsing a production of "Hamlet", while she functions as a crowd-puller for her stylish adoptive mother’s boutique and runs her own boisterous, widely-seen vlog. Fate brings them together – in an environment hostile to dating of any kind. But the two of them show breathtaking ingenuity to circumvent the system of tradition, etiquette and religious police – with the crucial help of a quirky midwife and a pink push up bra. Barakah yoqabil Barakah is a film for anyone who’s always wanted to know just what else is going on in Saudi Arabia. berlinale 2016

本作由《第九区》导演尼尔·布洛姆坎普旗下的Oats Studios制作。3段各约20分钟的短片组成的《第一卷》，打响了Oats计划中实验短片系列第一枪。但导演表示是否会有第二卷、第三卷取决于观众的态度。《第一卷》即将登陆YouTube和Steam平台。

一位为俄罗斯服务的神秘国际间谍，与一位为欧洲刑警组织工作的摩洛哥裔西班牙特工，在叙利亚城市拉卡相遇，这里是自称“伊斯兰国”（ISIS）的据点。

一个对未来充满憧憬的年轻人惊恐的发现自己出现了大面积脱发的问题，如同晴天霹雳一般，他的事业和感情生活都危在旦夕，他也无所不用其极去想办法找回自己的发量。

Focusing on life, death and karma, this dark comedy follows three parallel tracks - a man who discovers that he is a terminally ill, a woman seeking redemption and two goons with major trust issues.

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During the 70's, this film was banned in Brazil by the military government's censorship, and even its exportation was prohibited. When there's a crisis in power, the man who holds this power is also personally disturbed. His defeat is thorough and complete. A dictator, in a moment of serious national crisis, confronted in the streets and countryside by revolt and guerilla, makes a long speech on TV, looking for an illusionary peace. But reality is stronger than his fiction, and control gets out of hand. For him, there's only one way out: a pathetic confession and going off the air.

Leila Mustapha is Kurdish and Syrian. Her fight is Raqqa, the former capital of the Islamic state of three hundred thousand inhabitants, reduced to a field of ruin after the war.