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New Year, New Films
Collection · 6 films · 46m

New Year, New Films

Films about beginning again, for the first week of January and any other week you need it.
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Films in this collection

6 films · 46m

  1. 2099

    2099

    by Ben Hall

    7m

    In 2099, five of the oldest citizens are interviewed about the 21st Century

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  2. Lost Souls

    Lost Souls

    by Dann Emmons

    3m

    A visual take on characters hitting rock bottom and deciding what to do next

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  3. Annie Waits

    Annie Waits

    by Marnie Paxton

    9m

    A woman's story of lust, disappointment and waiting for 'The One'

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  4. Exhale

    Exhale

    by Rouzbeh Noori

    12m

    A woman’s journey of self-improvement hits a bumpy road

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  5. The Simplicity of Happiness

    The Simplicity of Happiness

    by Erwin Darmali

    10m

    An inspiring doc about finding happiness in yourself

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  6. Workaholic Anonymous

    Workaholic Anonymous

    by Manuel Held

    5m

    Nathanaël the Great shares his struggles in a workaholics support group

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Curator’s note

Begin again

New year resolutions rarely survive January, but the urge behind them is worth taking seriously. These films are about people starting over: careers, lives, habits, with all the mess that involves.

Frequently asked

Do I need to watch this in January?

No. Fresh starts are available year-round.

Is it free to watch?

Yes. Every film on Klipist is free to watch, in full, on any device.

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