A ROOTED SLICE-OF-LIFE ANIME ABOUT YOUNG LOVE AND THE DEPTH OF THE OCEAN

Josie has been in a wheelchair since early childhood. In her daydreams, the schoolgirl escapes her dreary life by gliding through the ocean as a mermaid. She glides through the ocean as a mermaid. On one of her few excursions, she meets Tsuneo. Their initial scepticism for each other fades, because Tsuneo also loves the sea and is fascinated by Josie’s imaginative world of thought. With him, she begins to discover the beautiful sides of life. The quietly told slice-of-life anime tells of a love in the here and now and at the same time exudes the magic of Japanese animated films.

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A HEADSTRONG FAIRY AND HER FRIENDS SAVE THE NATURE AND OVERCOME ALL KINDS OF OBSTACLES ALONG THE WAY

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Sihja is a somewhat impudent but charming fairy. She has just moved to the city where she meets the eleven-year-old Alfred. The new friends enjoy exploring the town and cause chaos with Sihja’s uncontrolled fairy powers. Then dead birds start appearing on the streets. At first it looks like the smelly fertilizer factory and its creepy CEO might be responsible. Alfred and Sihja must find out what is threatening nature. During their investigation, Sihja learns how to use her superpowers, while Alfred finds the confidence to stand up for himself.

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KENZA NAVIGATES HER WAY BETWEEN TRADITION, NATURE SPIRITUALITY AND MODERNITY

“The wind is always with me”. It is a blustery world in which Kenza lives on the small Caribbean Island of Curaçao. The 11-year-old misses her dead mother. While grandpa Weljo tells her about the world of spirits who influence everything with their magic, father Ouira is very strict. How wonderful would it be if Kenza could use magic to have her mother around her again – but is there any truth to grandpa’s mystical stories? The calmly depicted film radiates the power of magical realism, immerses itself into the visible and invisible, and accompanies the girl on her path between tradition and future.

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Nina Sayers got the lead role in Tchaikovsky’s “Swan Lake”. This makes her the star of her New York ballet company, fame at last after years of back-breaking work. She will play the white and black swan at the same time, but her competitor Lily is hot on her heels. Nina fights for her sanity; the young ballerina’s psyche is a frighteningly accurate fit for her leading role as the two-faced, beautiful, and dangerous Swan Queen. Natalie Portman dances with the audience and for her life in Darren Aronofsky’s ballet drama.

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