Saori Hayami

A maverick doctor at a Milan hospital champions fertility treatments and gender transitions, defying both government restrictions and corporate interests in a quest to help patients realize their true selves.

A money-making trip to the city turns into a nightmare for three young women.

A married couple turns their lives around after people in Siwa on their honeymoon tell them that this is the night the moon is absent and the devil searches for his bride.

Two unconpatible people make an emergency landing in a typical, but mysterious small town. A force in this small town pushes them together in this lighthearted story.

In 1961 a group of NYC realist artists mounted a show of their work in the hope of changing the direction of the art world. They didn't succeed in their quest, but in the years leading up to that show, and in the decades following it, they pursued careers in realist art, compiling a substantial and impressive body of work while living through a number of unusual episodes connected with their interest in realist art. This documentary tells part of the story of their lives as artists, including a focus on their 1961 show as well as their connections with the politics of the times, the Montgomery bus boycott and the arrest of a Soviet spy in Brooklyn. —Anonymous