Drama

Screening at the Toronto International Film Festival as the 100th anniversary of Rudolph Valentino’s death approaches, this filmmaker’s poignant, twenty-years-in-the-making exploration of the star’s final days and the mysterious Lady in Black reveals fame, obsession, loneliness, and enduring legacy.

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A mother named Gabriella who comes home to find her 16-year-old son has died by suicide. Gabriella seeks to understand her son’s struggles and explores the intersection of ancient wisdom and modern science to address consciousness, connection, and mental well-being.

Paper Flowers-a USC grad’s quest for change in Peru is cut short by cancer. Back home, he finds strength in family and his college love. Shalin’s viral manifesto urges cherishing every moment-a true tale of love, legacy, and now.

Determined to study astrophysics at an Ivy League college, high-school senior Ruby faces her anxiety as it appears vividly in her dreams, prompted by a seemingly magical ugly Christmas sweater.

The film centers on Tre (played by Anthony Currie), a misfit artist who is struggling to find his place in the world. The plot unfolds as his pre-med ex-girlfriend, Jess, reveals she is pregnant with his child. As she weighs the difficult decision of whether or not to keep the baby, Tre must confront his own future and strive to prove himself as a worthy and permanent father figure.