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- "Pang Jai" aka Sham Shui Po Yen Chow Street Hawker Bazaar, stands as a poignant relic of Hong Kong's fabric markets. Its hallowed lanes, etched with the essence of craftsmanship and tradition, echo with the indomitable spirit of resilient vendors. "Stories of Pang Jai" unveils the vivid tapestry of their everyday lives and the epic struggle against the juggernaut of forced demolition. Born in the crucible of the late 1970s, Pang Jai once stood as a vital cog in Hong Kong's burgeoning clothing industry, an emblem of the city's industrious vitality. However, in the fateful year of 2015, a seismic shift occurred as the preciousness of land outstripped all other commodities. The government, driven by the relentless march of urban redevelopment, sought to reclaim Pang Jai's hallowed ground. Amidst the capricious weather, betwixt the shadows of protest and the warmth of livelihood, Pang Jai's vendors found themselves thrust into a battle of perseverance against the political machinations and bureaucratic machinery. Their struggle epitomizes the essence of a community valiantly fighting for more than just a physical space; they fight for their heritage, their identity, their survival in a changing world. In the face of adversity, their spirits remain unbroken, their voices resound, and their legacy lives on-a testament to the timeless tenacity of the human spirit.
- The film, based on the novel by Anna Maria Ortese, narrates the adventures of a rich, dreamy Italian Count, Aleardo, who, while traveling on a sail boat ends up on the remote island of Ocana, off the Portuguese coast. Here, three impoverished Portuguese aristocrats live in dire poverty, cut off from the world and thrown back to the nineteenth century. He finds the melancholy, tormented Ilario and his sinister half-brothers Hipolito and Felipe together with a female servant they treat like an animal they mysteriously call "Iguana". Fascinated by the extravagance of his hosts and troubled by the suffering and charm of the young "Iguana", Aleardo stays on the island for a night and a day. During which he is drawn into an intrigue with disturbing implications. Is the Iguana the latest transformation of the devil or is she merely a victim, an innocent creature to be saved and protected at any cost? Aleardo's journey becomes an hallucinating descent to hell. The Iguana can be read as a metaphor. "The horizon showed only a flush of amber light, yet there was still a leeward glimpse of the low, naked coast of Portugal until, shadow-like, it finally disappeared".
- A young woman defies social conventions when she sets off alone to see the west in an attempt to make peace with her tragic past. Before returning home to marry her childhood best friend, she falls in love with a married rancher on the precipice of a dangerous range war.
- The Braai Show with Cassper Nyovest is a hybrid cooking-talk-lifestyle show hosted by renowned rapper Refiloe Phoolo, known as Cassper Nyovest, giving viewers a fun, insightful glance into the lives of SA's most intriguing famous personalities. It is the second season.
- Writer / Director Timm Scalita, releases his early short film works to the public before moving on to bigger things. This is a compendium of short films is put together with director interviews before and after each film explaining his process. Sit back and enjoy what it is to be an independent filmmaker. Films: Ants in an Ant Farm Last Call Lovin' Broken Esteem Touching You Adopt a Freak Intense Black Guys Bitchy White Women Moonlanding
- Bill is confronted with the reality of his own decisions after he takes a hit out on himself.
- Peter gets three wishes by a genie; The Griffins get superpowers; Quahog turns into the Little Rascals.
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