Glacial Period
In a future ice age, explorers uncover the buried Louvre and struggle to interpret humanity through its artworks.
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The Centre
A London-based Pakistani translator joins a secret language school promising fluency in 10 days—and discovers a sinister cost.
You and Me at the End of the World
Two teens wake to an empty Houston and, while searching for answers, fall into a tense, slow-burn bond.
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An Evil Guest
A future-stage actress is drawn into a noirish web of espionage, magic, and cosmic horror among two dangerous men.
Jury Duty
A damaged man is swept into a UN jury mission in Antarctica when an alien craft is found buried under the ice.
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Sunbirth
In an isolated desert village, two sisters endure a fading sun, strange beacons, and a family mystery tied to their missing father.
X Isle
In a flooded future, two boys win passage to a promised island and discover a brutal regime they must outwit to survive.
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Still the Sun
An engineer in a sun-locked village is pulled into a tower of broken machines, secrets, and a slow-burning romance.
George Falls Through Time
A stressed Londoner is hurled into 1300 and must survive medieval hardship, queer desire, and a dragon.
Starfish
Bioengineered outcasts maintain a deep-sea power station where isolation, trauma, and something far older begin to collide.
Him
A grieving widow uses an AI version of her dead husband, then discovers unsettling secrets and a reality she can’t trust.
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Tout est ori
A coastal family-business story turns into a bizarre investigation into a mysterious color, desire, and industrial power.
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