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The film 'Out of Our Heads: A Male Journey Into the Heart' is a rare and intimate portrait of a supportive male community -- the Men's Wisdom Council -- that is part of the mythopoetic men's movement. Using poetry, myth, ritual and community-building exercises, these men create a 'safe container' in which they can share their deepest emotions, heal old wounds, and develop a bigger dream to move them forward in life. During this week-long retreat the power of community is activated to help one man deal with his imminent death, another deal with the wound of a lost love, and a third develop a new perspective on the tragic loss of two family members during his childhood.

A mother, struggling with depression over the murder of her son 6 years prior, visits her estranged brother with a proposition. Their strained relationship is pushed to it's limits as old wounds are reopened, and it becomes clear that time does not heal all.

Reeling from the aftermath of unthinkable trauma, a daughter continues to ask questions of her incarcerated father. How do you love someone who has done terrible things?

When Mark Woods, a survivor of a deadly virus that wiped out mankind, goes city to city in search for other survivors, he slowly discovers that his traumatic past holds the key to his survival.

A visual artist grapples with the emotional wreckage of a train accident that took her mother. Determined to heal, she embarks on a multi-faceted journey. Through the expressive languages of dance, film, spiritualism, and shamanism, she seeks the tools and resources to unearth the film that resides deep within her, a film that will finally allow her to come to terms with the loss.

One young woman's struggle to survive and make sense of the horrific elements of her formative years..

Miranda, a nurse, is on the verge of fulfilling her professional aspirations and also plans to move into her dream home. However, after a blind date with a man named William, her life takes a radical turn and far from forgetting what happened, Miranda plans to take action and leave nothing behind. A riveting psychological and melodramatic thriller, starring Rosamund Pike, with enough surprising twists and turns to keep you hooked throughout the film.

In the latter stages of World War II, four German soldiers take refuge in an old Napoleonic fort, built on Roman ruins. At first the peace and calm of The Fort appears to be a place to rest but for Kohl the horror of war, the price he and his family have paid and the guilt he carries are all too much.

A tormented young woman teams up with an eccentric house-painter and learns how to vent her childhood rage in a very unusual way... After losing her job and apartment, Tulip desperately looks for shelter and a means of supporting herself. Refusing to go back to her childhood home, because of bad memories, she lands in a one-room apartment with Kinard. He has lived through a childhood full of violence and cruelty and has found an unusual way to vent his left-over anger. Eventually, through trial and error, conflicting views of the world, and breaking a few laws, he shows her a path for moving on with her life.

1976. The child lives in a world that she creates for herself in an imaginative way, away from the knowledge of her parents' relentless efforts toward a better future and the terror reigning in the country from which her family has just returned. A mother who guards her family's progress to become the buffer between her husband's ambition and her child's safety acts against her own conviction. A part of the child's inner world exists next door, where her grandfather and grandmother live and work. Somewhere between playing in the leafy suburban garden, staying out of the way when it is critically necessary and the creative space of Granny's needlework room a quiet dream lives deep within her. How close is close enough? A child can lose a dream on her own veranda.

An intimate look at the brave soldiers who fought during the Vietnam conflict. We hear about their time on the ground, as well as their treatment upon returning home.

Akosua Millard, codenamed "Koko," investigates and solves sticky racial situations in a post post-racial America as a member of the E.A.R. Agency (Everybody's A little bit Racist). As she and her team of specialists tackle cases, she herself is trying to reconcile the trauma of her past that has led to outbursts of her Angry Black Woman syndrome. It gets in the way of her work...and more importantly, her dating life as her latest boyfriend may be the downfall to her and the agency.

Twenty years after their father shot himself, leaving blood on his final piece of artwork, brothers Shawn and Tim still cope with the ongoing pain and trauma. When the painting goes missing, Shawn will stop at nothing to regain the only item still connecting him with his father. Taking on Boston's underworld and even some of his dearest friends, Shawn begins to uncover an unimaginable conspiracy. With an ending that rivals The Sixth Sense, and a plot that will have you guessing until the last frame.

A group of filmmakers obsessed with shooting a documentary about a serial killer that is still on a brutal killing spree soon realize their dream of making a film becomes a terrifying nightmare they can't escape from. Inspired by true events.

Anytime she's getting intimate with a guy, Eva, a 'sexually liberated' woman, is haunted by the image of her sex-ed teacher from high school.