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After a romantic interest vanishes without explanation, a woman becomes convinced he is dead. With only her phone as a companion, her katabasis through online spaces leads her to psychic mediums, obscure forum communities, social media archives, and conversations with LLMs. As her search deepens, her rabbit-hole investigation leads her through the histories of moving images, digital collective memory, and the new spiritual languages emerging in a technological age.
Two young souls navigate the anxieties and fears of a first date.
5 women tell their stories of resilience and fight against oppression in the Dominican Republic and the United States in hilarious and heartbreaking ways.
For generations, seemingly all paths led through Chicago as trains carrying passengers, livestock, and freight crisscrossed the country. In a new WTTW special and companion website, Riding the Rails, lifelong train enthusiast Geoffrey Baer hops aboard all kinds of trains to tell the story of this essential mode of transport and how it shaped our city. Along the way, he uncovers clues all around us to railroads of the past, recalls the colorful characters who built them and the unsung workers who toiled on them, and reveals why our current rail system is just as vital to Chicago’s existence today.
Set in the 1920s, two brothers in search of a new life encounter a secluded house that offers them what they desire most...at a cost.
24 trips to work
Left behind as others take flight, a young ladybird discovers that sometimes in life you need a helping hand… or eight.
Elena arrives home to discover a body neatly laid out on her living room floor. After her dog, Nanaya, begins speaking to her, the two discuss the strange occurrence and the mysterious pattern it ties into.
An assistant of a CEO goes on a dangerous journey to save the multiverse after his company fails to showcase a prototype of their revolutionary invention - the Portal.
Coyotes have survived in Southern California for over a million years and still navigate its neighborhoods today. Through science, indigenous knowledge, and firsthand accounts, Coyote Crossing explores how an ancient predator adapts across cities, suburbs, and the countryside. As fear and public policy collide, communities must decide what level of coexistence is possible — and what it will cost.
Parody of My Babysitter's a Vampire introduction.
Alabama Steel Magnolias chase and challenge the line where life begins in this tour de force through the heart of IVF healthcare. When Alabama's Supreme Court declares embryos are legally children, reproductive justice journalist and IVF patient Abbey Crain begins a quest to honor the sanctity and personhood of Southern women through art. Reckoning with shame, grief, and marvel, she introduces a community stage for unheard stories of everyday Alabamians.
In this film you'll find kisses are much more than a physical display of love and devotion.
i'm so hungry.
A group of communist militants debate becoming a clandestine organization at the beginning of a new wave of state repression.
Carving Lines is a visual diary of a printmaker depicting a popular ski touring zone through her art medium of print making.
A dreamer falls into sleep paralysis.
What kind of dog is that?
A perfectionist young filmmaker obsessively records and re-records a message he can’t seem to finish, only to confront the emotional truth he’s spent too long avoiding.
A short documentary that reveals the background to the historic restoration of Money from Home.
A teenage air-rifle athlete tampers with his rival’s rifle to secure a place in the provincial trials—only to discover that the real distance between them cannot be measured in points.
In this modern reimagining, Dr. John Seward regains his hope for humanity through a bond with Mina and her young daughter Lucy. However, his regained faith is systemically destroyed by an ancient evil. Based on the novel by Bram Stoker.
A short film from the video game.
While hosting a parody awards show, everything starts to go wrong. Presenters are sabotaging, guests aren't showing up and the host is at their wits end.
A man relapses on crystal meth behind his husband's back and discovers the grim cost of throwing away his sobriety. Part I of a series exploring the filmmaker's experiences with active addiction while in a committed relationship.
The Berkeley Pit in Butte, Montana, is a massive, flooded former open-pit copper mine, once the heart of "The Richest Hill on Earth," now a Superfund site filled with highly acidic, heavy-metal-laden water that is managed as an environmental challenge. It's a mile wide, nearly 1,800 feet deep, and serves as a site for "toxic tourism" with a viewing stand where visitors can observe the toxic lake and its ongoing water treatment
An emotionally repressed columnist, who is trapped in a cycle of disastrous dates and an oppressive job, meets a mysterious man who urges her to embrace chaos and break free.
A woman reaches out across the digital void. What she hides behind her words is far more dangerous than what she reveals.
A teenage boy decides to pick up skateboarding as a means of making friends.
After his recent break up, failing author, Christian Burrows, sets up an interview to end all interviews with the famous critic, "Noel Howard". Howard and Burrows go back and forth in a spirited discussion on the nature of art, queerness, man's deepest desires and the incredible sadness within us all. "The Sadness Never Ends" is a surrealist queer drama all about the little things that make up our lives and our art.
Fred, in mourning, relives chronological memories of his life with his partner Kate.
'Job' decides to break the rules of a history assignment to expose a hidden truth, even if it means turning against his teammates who care only about their grades. Under intense pressure, he must prove that the 'truth' is worth more than a test score—before every bond they share is broken
From Underdog to legend - From silence to legend. The Taro Donatella Story is the true rise of a man who built an empire alone. A journey of ambition, obsession, and belief in the impossible. - "Mark Zuckerberg & Taro Donatella. One code. One invention. Who actually created the real-time algorithm? The truth behind the biggest lie in social media history - Coming Summer 2026."
An elderly lady looks to face her toughest battle yet, confronting grief and her own fear of death.
A woman decides to go camping with her friend to help overcome her lingering anxiety. It only intensifies when she meets a passerby on the street.
A look into Lleyton Senne's short film "Am I Funny Yet?"
Get ready for razor-sharp stand-up from one of the best joke writers in comedy. In his brand-new special, comedian Mike Vecchione delivers nonstop laughs in front of a packed house at the legendary Stress Factory in New Jersey. Mike tackles everything we’re all navigating in America right now: Cracker Barrel and Waffle House culture, the confusing nightmare of health insurance at 50, how to watch American politics, and being married to someone from the Midwest
Marcus, a customer service agent whose job is to help anyone with anything with the aid of Assist-O, a hyper-efficient AI assistant. When the tasks become increasingly bizarre and Assist-O starts taking things too far, Marcus struggles to maintain control, revealing the chaos and absurdity lurking behind the promise of perfect service.
A group of independent filmmakers attempt to create feature-length films under extreme limitations. With little money, limited time, and no safety net, each filmmaker is forced to confront the realities of their own process; balancing ambition, doubt, and the constant pressure to keep moving forward. As production unfolds, the film captures the unpredictable nature of creation, revealing how ideas evolve, collapse, and rebuild on the path to completion.
A strange walk through a living room.
Stranded on a distant world, a small, worn-out robot named Helen wanders through strange, beautiful landscapes, guided only by a song and the quiet weight of an unfinished mission.
Seeking escape from a hollow relationship, Kim is swept into an alluring triad with a married couple. What feels like liberation becomes psychological horror when desire turns possessive and the watcher reveals her power.
Three couples make small talk in a restaurant, blissfully unaware a world threatening meteor is heading in their general direction.
A young, inexperienced, counselor tries to prevent a grief-stricken student from carrying out an act of violence after her best friend is shot to death.
A depressed man loses grip on reality when the TV becomes a window to another dimension, promising a better life, only for it to reveal it's sinister nature and snatch away his dreams.
A short horror film made in a week, exploring the motivations of a nurse who's euthanised her patients being interrogated by a detective.
"Inspired by Rosalie 'Rose' Bamberger (1921-1990), the mixed-race Filipina American paintbrush maker and co-founder of the Daughters of Bilitis (DOB) in 1955. When DOB shifted their focus to becoming the first US lesbian political rights organization, Rose and her partner Rosemary faded from the historical record. What they truly sought was a 'secret society for lesbians' -- a space to dance, drink, and dine without fear of police raids. The film presents Rose's unrealized vision -- a kaleidoscope of women swinging, playing, and dancing, intercut with celluloid fragments of potlucks and paintbrushes ... " (TT) Commissioned for Canyon Cinema's Print Generations project.
The American Dream
A revenge slasher based on Betty Boop, only surviving as promotional materials
The Final Live performance from Misery Signals, recorded at Union Hall, Edmonton 10.19.24
Benson the three-legged mastiff spends his days content to watch the world pass by until one day a mysterious dog shows up at his doorstep, followed by many more. A story of friendship, loyalty and unconditional love.
A story of boy meets girl.
Stay-at-Home-Wife Amanda's dinner is interrupted when her husband's sock-puppet-persona drags her into a suburban nightmare, leaving her to fight for her freedom as she tries to escape, taking extreme measures to flee.
A psychological thriller about a young woman who is influenced by the media to embrace her true self.
The award-winning Between the Hedges returns with a powerful special episode dedicated to ‘Yer Maun’ Joey Dunlop OBE.
a one-reel experiment - part-'flicker film,' part-stop motion - shot on 16mm.
Ryan and Haven are a newly together couple and after Haven tells Ryan she is in love with him he must figure what love means and if he feels that way for her while she must try not to succumb to the pressure of not knowing his answer.
On a cold December night, Tom is left home alone after his parents leave for a wedding. His night of carelessness is interrupted when he learns that a killer is on the loose in his town. Can Tom survive the night and be in bed by midnight?
A city symphony evolves through layers of isolation. The first part of ANGEL PROJECT.