Five new films for Kosmorama 2025!

The twelve-year-old Bailey lives in poverty with her half-brother Hunter and irresponsible father, Bug. One day, she meets a mysterious man who calls himself Bird. He seems to be a free-spirited and eccentric soul searching for his roots. It doesn't take long before Bailey and Bird form a strong bond, something that becomes crucial for both of them as they face their harsh surroundings.

In this relationship drama from Taiwan, we meet Ai-Lee and Yen, a mother and daughter whose lives are turned upside down by a fatal incident. In what remains of their family, everyday life and each other become a challenging concept.

We find ourselves in 18th-century Austria. Agnes is a young woman who moves into a house in the woods with her husband. She struggles to feel at home in her husband's life and way of living, much to her mother-in-law’s dismay. Agnes’ difficulties in adapting lead to increasingly dark thoughts, creating a growing sense of unease—with terrifying consequences.

When Sujo is four years old, he witnesses his Sicario father being killed by his own cartel colleagues. The poor boy is fortunately hidden away and cared for by two aunts. He grows up alongside his cousins, but the violent reality continues to follow him through the later stages of his life.

Nawi tells a gripping story of the struggle between tradition and hope. The film follows 14-year-old Nawi, an ambitious girl from Kenya who dreams of starting high school. She is the top student in her class, but her dreams are threatened when she discovers that her father has promised her in marriage to an older man in exchange for livestock.