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Selected Award Winning WorldFest Independent International Films from the last 10 years.
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| Responsible | WorldFest WorldFlix |
|---|---|
| Last Update | 08/25/2026 |
| Completion Time | 21 hours 24 minutes |
| Members | 125 |
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Dog Moms
Director: Alyssa Poteet / Description: When Marissa, Blair, and Sam decide that their frenemy Brittany's pot addiction has gotten out of control, they decide to confront her with an intervention at the dog park. But while their diva pettiness and constant wine-throwing fights leave them perpetually distracted, their fur babies Cupcake, Tammy, Bruce, and Spot have a revelation of their own-- leading them to question their world view and their abusive relationships with their moms.
Dog Moms is a Real Housewives parody, meets female-driven stoner comedy, meets a political revolution by 5 adorable talking dogs! This unique blending of genres and subject matters gives this series many layers-- ranging from deep philosophical questions to absurd silliness. It's a p'awesome tail about changing your mind and true friendship!
Georgia
Director: Jayil Pak / Description: -Based on a true story-
When the police refuse to investigate their daughter’s alleged suicide, two computer-illiterate parents decide to design a protest banner. Based on the infamous Miryang case in South Korea which shocked the nation in 2004 and continues to fuel public outrage even today.
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The Living Sea
Director: Ema Poposka / Description: Logline: 12-year-old scuba diver Ema sets on a quest to find out why corals around the globe are dying but somehow in Hong Kong they are more resilient.
Synopsis: We are the only planet with oceans, and they are indispensable for our survival. However, many people are unaware of the importance of ocean creatures and how to protect them. This is because they don’t really see them every day. Sea creatures are just lunch or dinner or an ingredient in cosmetics. Young scuba diver Ema Poposka believes if people could see the beauty of the ocean and of the corals, they will change their minds about sea protection. This inspired her to join Action for a Cause to produce a documentary film about Hong Kong corals. Ema’s aim with the documentary film made by kids is to raise awareness about the uniqueness of Hong Kong corals, the need to start taking care of corals, and how we can do this in our everyday life. This documentary was made by a crew of 12-15 year old students.
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