In Hanoi, Vietnam, tattoo artist Tran Ngoc specializes in the rare and challenging art of tattooing over scars. Despite the social stigma surrounding tattoos in Vietnam, Ngoc empowers her clients, including breast cancer survivors and women with self-harm scars, to reclaim their bodies, demonstrating that her work is a profound act of compassion and resilience.

Olivia, disoriented, finds herself lost in the woods. Her old friend Merc appears. As they reconnect, old wounds, new pains, and questions resurface, and they float together in their brief encounter. A fleeting meditation.

When polyamorous spouses Alex and Don introduce Don's partner Aly to his Southern parents on Thanksgiving, they must weigh biological family against their chosen one.

Based on Alex Alberto’s real life story as told in their memoir "Entwined," this unconventional holiday drama is brimming with humor, heartache, and uncompromising self-love.

He stole her heart. She stole his dog.

After a breakup, an obsessive woman steals her ex’s dog in a desperate attempt to reconnect. Bark twists love, revenge, and grief into a visually striking exploration of emotional chaos.

Caroline joins in the global tidying craze after her relationship falls apart and she is left alone in her house after her partner leaves. She tries to take control of her crumbling emotional life by ruthlessly culling a huge chunk of her belongings. However, fate catches her out when an extreme winter storm forces her to start burning her belongings to stay alive. As the storm goes on, she has precious little left to burn, and what she does have left is extremely meaningful to her.

Swedish Death is a modern parable, depicting the stunningly ordinary ways in which humans have come to destroy ourselves. Caroline, our protagonist, is an everywoman. She’s not evil, overly greedy or thoughtless. She’s just one woman, caught in the cycles of fads and consumption which have led mankind to our perilous present. At the end of the day, her personal journey is eclipsed by the unrelenting and non-negotiable forces of nature.

The Almost Adults is coming of age story, in which Sofia, a nine-year-old child, is mysteriously replaced by a twenty something version of herself. Her sister Charlotte and her friend Joaquim are going to help her survive in the adult world, where, flowered with clever worlds, strange laws such as the “leave-it-alone”, “do not look in each other’s eyes” and “do not speak your mind” exist.

On the precipice of a life-changing event, Hayley is faced with the cost of letting go as she struggles to complete the final errand that will close the door on her past and force her to embrace an uncertain future.

‘I Wish I Were Pretty’ explores how Korean beauty standards affect our protagonist’s ability to love herself. Monolidded, and therefore, “average,” Areum (“beautiful” in Korean) has always managed to deal with being compared to her gorgeous best friend, Jane (as in plain Jane). But when a man humiliates Areum in front of Jane, Areum has to finally face this long-festering wound or let it control her forever.