Road Movie

Director Shenpenn Khymsar Present

This documentary explores two worlds that rarely collide: Tibetans and heavy-metal music. 

This second film from Hungarian director Diana Groo is a sweet but not overly sentimental tale about a 12-year-old boy's first venture outside of his hometown.  Learning he just won a new Vespa scooter, the young Roma boy Lali sets off with a street musician to Budapest, where his prize awaits him. 

A self-effacing and often enlightening glimpse into the aging process, told with a This American Life vibe... -City Pages

“Take a walk, have a hotdog, you’ll feel better,” says mortician Thomas Lynch in this comedic and engaging documentary on aging, happiness and eternal life.

Familial bonds are put to the test in this ultimately heart-warming road movie about an old man and his young granddaughter. The film is an exploration of commitment within Japanese culture from award-winning, 56-year-old director Masahiro Kobayashi’s original story.