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What Makes Studio Ghibli Music SO GOOD??!!
A deep dive into the music of Studio Ghibli (Joe Hisaishi)! What makes this music so nostalgic, memorable, and moving?? Filmed and Produced by Nahre Sol Edited by Nahre Sol and Martino Gasparrini *Use of copyrighted content by Studio Ghibli … Continue reading
The ‘sworn virgins’ of Albania who trade femininity for freedom | Aeon Videos
For the ‘sworn virgins’ of Albania, dressing and acting like men offered a degree of autonomy in a deeply patriarchal society ‘God has created both male and female, and both should be free.’ Part of a Balkan tradition that dates … Continue reading
Science-Fiction short film on supernatural powers | “Leap of Faith” – by Mark Smyth
Kelly lives a lonely life in a busy city – unfulfilled and longing for more. Behind closed doors Kelly wonders – is there anyone who can understand her? When new neighbor Johnny moves into the adjacent building, he captivates Kelly. … Continue reading
A woman goes to a wedding and develops superpowers. | The Katy Universe
[…] The Katy Universe is used with permission from Patrick Muhlberger. Learn more at https://omele.to/2vWX0xz. OMELETO ON SOCIAL Instagram: https://instagram.com/omeleto Twitter: https://twitter.com/omeletocom Facebook: https://facebook.com/omeletocom Katy goes on a drunken, drug-fueled bender at a friend’s wedding, and finds herself in the … Continue reading
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A disabled young man thrives alongside a family that doesn’t hold back their dark humor, in a documentary by Daniel Poler.