Seven films to catch after you put the kids to bed.
Caught in the midst of a depressive fugue Lynn turns to debauchery to ease his troubled soul only to discover that happines is a complicated goal.
Life is looking pretty bleak for Harry, a man in his mid-thirties, and he hits the streets to overcome his thoughts of failure with a midnight walk. He steps in a late night burger place in which he encounters a beautiful woman about the same age as him who has no arms. He can’t take his eyes off her. She sits motionless in front of her burger unable to eat it. Intrigued by her appearance and curious about her behaviour, Harry strikes up an intense flirtatious conversation. She promises to kiss him after he feeds her the whole burger. With each bite, the conversation turns deeper and darker as the woman digs deep into Harry’s subconscious with her questioning.
The doctor is calmly visiting the patient. There are some psychiatric patients sitting in the waiting room. But these patients cannot be expected to be calm.
After a night of bad sex, Lily decides to use magic to educate her new boyfriend, Brian. She brews an enchanted pumpkin spice latte and by drinking it Brian learns some hard truths about empathy, consent, and just who exactly he’s dating.
A male stripper has an unusual experience on the job.
On drought-ridden Southernmost tip of Africa, Eliza taps into her divine heritage to search for water. A mile away, the roaming Rotterdams have recently arrived in the region, only to set off again in search of a solution to the dwindling water reserves on the farm. They leave their only son, Maddox, behind. Now alone and free to preoccupy himself with his own time and ghastly imagination, Maddox stumbles upon Eliza searching for fresh water. She might just be the one to quench his thirst. Far from the Castle is a psycho-sexual fable warning us that while water owes nothing to nobody, it still speaks louder than words.
Desperate to rid herself of a recurring nightmare, a young woman seeks help from her therapist.