Isabel (Williams), a co-founder of an orphanage in Kolkata travels to New York to meet a potential benefactor, Theresa (Moore). Despite her frustration by the need to justify a charitable donation, she agrees to the meeting, which falls a day before the wedding of Theresa's daughter (Quinn).
On our Instagram or Facebook pages, we show only the best part of ourselves, the “beautiful” part of our lives. We hide in this fake. We are so immersed in the process of creating our ideal virtual personality that we forget about real life. We forget the simple truth that beauty is inside.
We meet three hermits living in cabins in the Quebec countryside, miles from civilization. Tom, Charlie, and Ted fled society years ago, and live a simple life.
Merab has been training since a young age at the Georgian National Ensemble with his dance partner Mary. His world is suddenly turned upside down when the charismatic and carefree Irakli joins the ensemble; he becomes Merab's main rival and, unexpectedly, his greatest passion.
A multicultural neighbourhood in South-East London. Irina lives in an enormous block of flats owned by the city, one of the last strongholds of the British social system. Originally from Bulgaria, she is bringing up a five-year-old son. Unlike her neighbours, Irina owns her flat and does not live on benefits.
The fiction feature debut of Australian director Ben Lawrence, “Hearts and Bones” explores the life-long traces of trauma with uncommon compassion and intelligence. Sydney-based photojournalist Dan Fisher (Hugo Weaving) has spent decades documenting war zones — and ignoring the effect his work has had on his psyche.
Discover Leonardo da Vinci, the man, the painter, the scientist and the inventor, through a unique, engaging and fascinating journey in the mind of Leonardo.
The old man Petterson is trying to sleep but his cat Findus is keeping him awake, so they both agree that Findus shall have his own house. Based on the beloved books by Sven Nordqvist
The plot consists of different course of events, feelings and colorful pictures in a staggering tale of war, rivalry, betrayal and forbidden love. A story that lies in events recounted by descendants of Ninni and John's reality.
Québécois Denis Côté’s (PÖFF’s guest 2017) film, “Wilcox” , is a remarkable experiment in the rendering of the complexity and mystery of the human essence, as it follows Wilcox (Guillaume Tremblay) in his muted drifting away from society.
