介绍：Divided into three kingdoms -- Enfer (Hell), Purgatoire (Purgatory) and Paradis (Paradise) -- Notre Musique is an indictment of modern times.　　　　頑皮老頭高達在新作挑釁如常，堅持如舊，對電影愛情如一，但從形式到內容，卻續有新境比前作《愛之頌》更練達更擊中要害，是他近年最激的反思作品。三段結構的開篇〈地獄〉，戰地實錄與荷里活戰爭片交替，寓意彰甚：人類真會嗜戰。〈煉獄〉借薩拉熱窩做說書人，真實與虛構人物（包括高達自己）到此舉行文化圓桌會議，大家在寬恕迷宮中兜轉，唯有佇立已修復的莫斯塔古橋，才感一絲希望。高達最後領我們到〈天堂〉，人間竟有春色如許？但-有美軍駐守！全片最動人一幕：學生問 DV 可否打救電影？高達哀哀面向鏡頭，良久不語......

介绍：Kapana is titled after grilled meat sold on the streets of Namibia. This charming romance is the first gay love story on film from Namibia, and tells the story of George, an openly gay office worker, and Simeon, a closeted kapana vendor. The men meet in a bar, flirt, and hook up.　　Both have differing views on being gay in a country with strict anti-gay laws. Simeon believes that his casual same-sex encounters do not make him gay. George, on the other hand, longs for something more than a one-night stand. Despite these differences, they start seeing each other, but it isn’t long before deep secrets put the men’s budding romance to the test. Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind love story that will give festival audiences a taste of queer life in Namibia.

介绍：When blonde bombshell Meredith Lake breezes into his office, New York private eye Bob Signorelli can’t resist giving her “personal” attention. But their one-night stand becomes a deadly liaison when they are linked to a homicide; and a night of steamy passion snowballs into a marathon of madness and murder.

介绍：Meek farmhand Sasha and policeman Dima have a fraught relationship. They’re brothers-in-law, travel companions, and⁠—secretly⁠—lovers. Over the course of their journey to visit Sasha’s grandmother, unspoken truths are uttered, intimacy is built, and authenticity is challenged. Although they may be far from the peering eyes of their oppressive society, their relationship teeters on a dangerous precipice.　　Selected and supported by the IFP Filmmaker Lab and destined to evoke both the breathtaking landscapes of BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN and the tragedy of a Dostoevsky novel, Viatcheslav Kopturevskiy’s auspicious debut drama is an elliptical and much-needed examination of internalized homophobia, repression, and identity in a remote Siberian town.