Debut feature by cult director and former Marian Dora-actor Carsten Frank, which is also the first part of his occult double feature (of which we also show the second part, Bestie!). Secrets of a Soul is about the transformation of one woman into something inhuman and immortal through a psychosexual magick ritual.
The Day of the Purple Sun is a new epic feature in two parts by avant-garde director and Marian Dora-collaborator Carsten Frank. In two psychedelic psychosexual parts, it tells the story of one woman's journey through the Egyptian underworld. Co-written by and starring Margarethe von Stern (Marian Dora's The Angel's Melancholia).
The patrol service policemen, he and she, are on duty. Nothing foretells trouble, but it is on this duty that she discovers he cheated on her. This discovery becomes fatal, after all the woman has arms in her hands...
A failed Japanese samurai series turns into a worldwide cult classic, thanks to its shoddy special effects, off-kilter moments and weird acting. This very convincing mockumentary is an ode to so-bad-it's-good films from all around the world.
Raimo's comfy middle-class bubble is burst when a Satan-worshipping sex cult moves in next door.
An expressionist nightmare in which an inventor and his colleague test the ‘Automaton’, a machine able to create things from nothing. The machine works perfectly as long as the items it’s asked to create start with the letter N...in German. The results of the test will be catastrophic.
A description of capacity, as it exists in general and un/limited nature for man and his environment.
The story unfolds in Almeria in the year 3000, a place and a time where human life is worth nothing. The men show their power by hanging their amputated hands from their enemies. Bands fight and die meaningless. One only fears: Peace. Western post-apocalyptic ultraviolent.