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If three's a crowd, nine's a meltdown! When a large house is bequeathed to a Danish couple, Anna, the wife, sees an opportunity to explore her wilder side by living communally. At first, the playful group skinny dips, and a place of emotional honesty and peace seems within reach. But as the novelty wears off and everyday life exposes human flaws, the ensuing conflict sends Anna—and her marriage—to the brink.

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What does it mean to be a citizen? What does it take to become one? And when is the cost too high? Wilson Ugabe, an African refugee from a brutal war, lives in Budapest and is studying to pass the exams to become a Hungarian citizen.  When he helps a desperate, pregnant Iranian woman who appears one night at his door, his act of kindness will change his life in ways he cannot imagine.

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If you’re a slacker and you know it… Silicon Valley is a magical place where everyone has a successful career in technology, right? Wrong. Chee and T, two unambitious slackers, make a living collecting debts for Uncle Rob, a rich and powerful landlord. In Chee and T, life is good for the two underachievers until Uncle Rob tasks them with getting his nephew Mayunk ready for his engagement party. They think this’ll be the easiest job of their careers. Then they meet Mayunk. Drug-happy, hyperactive, and unfocused, Mayunk is a challenge Chee and T never saw coming.

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A comical journey about football, friendship, and nourishing your soul. Comedian and actor Jay Baruchel (Tropic Thunder; This is the End) has an unusual obsession – he is a die-hard fan of the Scottish soccer team, Glasgow Celtic. Jay, who takes pride in his Irish roots, hooks up with Irish-born soccer journalist, Eoin O’Callaghan and an eccentric journey is hatched. O'Callaghan will take Jay to search for his family in scenic Ireland, culminating in a life-long dream – a match in Glasglow for Jay to watch his beloved Celtics.

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Bel Powly (The Diary of a Teenage Girl), Nathan Lane (The Birdcage), Vanessa Bayer (Saturday Night Live), and Gabriel Byrne (The Usual Suspects) traverse the landscape of life and love in this enchanting comedy. She's a genius—but can she find her way out of her apartment and into the real world? Carrie Pilby is so invested in her intelligence—and intent on hiding from past wounds—that she has cut herself off from the world. A homework assignment from her shrink gets her out of her apartment and her comfort zone, where relating to others brings her the gifts of life—and growing pains.

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A real fantasy. A true nightmare. Known to the world as the ‘mystery girl,’ Cadence is dating famous pop star, Taylor Lake. Unbeknownst to him, she is haunted by visions that blur the line of reality and nightmares. These get worse when Taylor’s obnoxious tour buddies show up and chaos ensues. With still no control of these visions, Cadence must fight against those she loves. Will Cadence escape her nightmares before they become reality?

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From Wall Street to his very own organic farm, an inspiring and powerful journey. Each year, one of the world's most inspiring and life-affirming films receives the coveted Kaiser Permanente Thrive Award and is presented at Cinequest. Previous recipients have included audience favorites I Am (directed by Tom Shadyac, Bruce Almighty), Wampler's Ascent, and Crescendo! The Power of Music.

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Finding your true self no matter what. Featuring the return of director Kavi Raz to Cinequest for his groundbreaking work in The Gold Bracelet (Cinequest, 2006), The Black Prince is the engaging true tale of the last king of the magnificent kingdom of Punjab, Maharaja Duleep Singh (Satinder Sartaj). Kidnapped from his throne at age 5, Duleep grows up under the supervision of Queen Victoria (Amanda Root, The Iron Lady) as an English prince. After thirteen years, he meets his birth mother and uncovers his true past, the King of Punjab.

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The spirit of all seasons: A journey from girlhood to womanhood. Her watchful gaze, graceful and muted, strikes a chord much like the works of Impressionist painters, so profound and breathtaking. Anishoara follows the almost speechless titular character through her daily life, doing chores, running through fields, and falling in love. A world is built in the Moldovan countryside, a timeless and ancient place – the way that Anishoara looks at the facets of life in her village lends a sort of mysticism to the film.

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Sent down the proverbial rabbit hole and dumped out the other end. William Bowman is a small town boy with small-town dreams. And like any average teenager, when approached with the subject of his future, Bowman would often retreat into the safe recesses of his mind. When a concussion seemingly sends William to an uncertain future, what follows is a series of hilarious capers from William’s status as an average teenager to a nationwide media phenomenon. Is William a product of bad luck? Good luck?