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A docudrama about a competitive student who is too grade-obsessed to the extent that she micromanages every assignment, neglecting the feelings of her teammates and, at the same time, causing cracks in her relationship with her friends.

Inspired by Plato's allegory of the cave, Chasing Sunsets follows a worn out, jaded office worker, Toby, who receives a phone call reminding him to go out to explore the world.

Tells of a family in deep isolation because of their authoritarian nature, especially toward their boy. The boy listens to his parents because there he gets a perfectly adequate facility but not the accepted attitude; the parents' attitude toward the boy is cruel and authoritarian if the boy dares to break his father's rule. Until one day, he is trapped between running away and enjoying himself in the house.

A woman's biological clock is always ticking, what if we want to have children later in life? Well can we freeze our eggs so we can do so?

Jade invites a fixer to her house to solve a problem: a murder.

You find out that your partner gave you a STD, and you're so mad you could kill. But maybe there is a legal way to resolve this issue.

'Noobz: A Game Dev Story' is a short documentary by No Average Joe (NAJ), chronicling their first (and maybe last) foray into the treacherous world of game development.Tired of abusive and errant clients, NAJ founder Joe Peter plots revenge by producing a beat 'em up that will leave them in a world of hurt... or at least, he hopes so. In fact, it would supposedly draw inspiration from retro classics like 'Metal Slug' and 'Streets of Rage', chock-full of Singaporean references, and a catchy chip-tune soundtrack. Sounds bloody brilliant!There's just one little problem... no one at NAJ has any idea how to create video games.Will their lack of experience be their downfall? Or can they make their lofty ambitions a reality somehow? Tune in (it's only about 15 minutes long anyway), who knows, you might just come away with some newfound respect for game developers. Or maybe not.

The history of the existence of the Balanse Madam Dance cannot be separated from the presence of the Portuguese on the west coast of the island of Sumatra. The Batang Arau estuary area, from the port entrance, is the forerunner of the growth and development of the city of Padang to this day, which started with the growth of commercial activities in the area. This area began to be crowded when the Portuguese came to trade with the city of Padang at that time. Judging from the presence of the Portuguese in Padang as traders, various ethnic groups came at the same time, including Minang, Chinese, Indian, and Nias people, who came and settled in the estuary area of Batang Arau, as seen from the remains of old buildings, places of Chinese worship, and the village of the rivet. This cultural acculturation gave birth to the Balanse Madam dance.

We've always been told that shaving our pubic hair is better, cleaner, more hygienic. But is it, really?

A pair of twins forced to care for their mentally unbalanced mother commit a heinous crime.

Upset with his girlfriend, Adam finds himself avoiding her apology calls as he explores the nightlife of Bali. There's food, music, and a massage parlor that piques his interest. Soon, Adam finds himself trying something new as an alluring masseuse does her best to help him forget his troubles. Little does he know, something sinister is afoot.

We see this a lot in the news, consent. But what does it really mean legally?