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Libre Comme L’air (Free as the Air) is a poignant cinematic collaboration between Miss Claire Aznar and The OFW Project Productions. Set against the iconic, fast-paced backdrop of Manhattan, New York City, the film serves as a visual love letter to resilience and the pursuit of one's authentic self.
After losing his mother as a child, Rasim grows into a man drifting toward crime. Just as he is about to make the greatest mistake of his life, an unprecedented event intervenes—altering his fate forever.
"Like the doctors before them, poets and philosophers failed to find a precise location for nostalgia...a metaphorical journey seemed like a homeopathic treatment for human longing...". – Svetlana Boym, The Future of Nostalgia
An aspiring journalist and reclusive, retired detective are brought together by a long-forgotten cold case.
Fifteen-year-old Vera is caught in the digital chaos of unrequited love, enduring the highs and lows of being blocked and unblocked by Leo. This emotional short film tracks Vera's relationship struggles with her best friend Moa, culminating in a encounter that forces them to confront their hidden feelings about love and connection in the social media age.
An Inconvenience is a short film about a depressed guy who sees something he shouldn't.
Three years since the first flight of Starship, the next generation is here. New ship. New booster. New engines. New pad and new test site. SpaceX engineers are working to solve one of the most difficult engineering challenges in history: developing a fully, rapidly reusable rocket. “Test Like You Fly” launches a series that takes you inside the factories and onto the launch pads where humanity's future in space is unfolding.
Why not be a fan of two teams?
Disappearing acts, or a longing for green. Based on an extract from Virginia Woolf's The Waves. Part of the "vaster than empires and more slow" cycle, filmic meditations on the fear, fragility, and stupor encountered in mineral, plant, and animal (including the filmmaker) interactions.
On April 1, 1983 at the frightening start of the AIDS epidemic, gay businessman and restaurateur Steve Harris opened the doors to the Castro Country Club as a refuge where folks could gather and find community outside of the bars and clubs in the Castro. For 40 years, the CCC has saved thousands of lives from the grips of addiction and alcoholism from its humble perch on 18th Street, one block from Castro Street. Meet Me at the Club captures the history of early trans experiences, the role that the AIDS epidemic played in addiction and alcoholism, and the miraculous recoveries from hopeless states of mind and body in San Francisco. When 295 people die every day from overdoses, the story of how this beautiful community came together to survive and thrive, there's no more important time than now to tell this story.
A grieving widower visits the place most meaningful to their relationship when a spiritual experience helps them to move on.
A 22-minute featurette of the film "Marty Supreme" with new interviews with production designer Jack Fisk and costume designer Miyako Bellizzi.
Jesse finds herself in a strange, dream-like Labyrinth after a relationship ending argument with her girlfriend. In order to escape, she must confront her own faults.
The Untold Story of Bun Bun is a found footage short film, pieced together from a recovered tape that was never meant to be seen
A couple grieve the sudden loss of their late friend, until he reappears at their doorstep.
To the memory of Orson Welles and all filmmakers inspired by him and to the love that was and is.
A short animated documentary about a filmmaker’s search to get to know the uncle she never met, whose death from AIDS led directly to her birth. Part thank-you note and part memorial, Doug + Me is both a look into a life and a reflection on the enduring ripples of legacies we all leave behind.
Morbidly Jewish is a fearless stand-up comedy special from Raanan Hershberg that takes on antisemitism, conspiracy theories, modern dogma, and the strange comfort people find in absolute certainty. With razor-sharp jokes and unapologetic honesty, Raanan skewers Joe Rogan culture, Trump-era politics, horoscopes, internet conspiracies, and the bizarre ways people talk about Israel—especially the loudest and most extreme voices on all sides. This special isn’t about telling you what to think — it’s about making fun of people who are way too sure they already know. From mocking spiritual pseudoscience to exposing the absurdity of tribal thinking, Morbidly Jewish balances dark humor with smart, fearless comedy that punches up and questions everything.
After waking up in a rural Mexican clinic with no memory of who she is or how she got there, a young woman finds herself trapped in a terrifying world where the horrors of Day of the Dead are all too real.
Wilem is the story of a sensitive prince, living in a brutal world. With the help of his friend he attempts to escape not only his royal duties, but also, his crazy family.
Romance is desire for whatever we cultivate
Glacier’s Requiem follows Nigerian-born, Los Angeles-based modular synthesis artist Colloboh during a period of self-imposed isolation on Iceland’s Snæfellsnes Peninsula. There, he transforms near-imperceptible field recordings of a dying glacier and the ocean into evolving sonic compositions. As his work unfolds, a dialogue between ice and sea emerges – reshaping his understanding of consciousness, ecological collapse, and humanity’s place within both.
Trodysseus makes his journey home to his Kingdom and his Queen Penelope following the Troma War, encountering the brute Cyclops, voluptuous Calypso, and seductive Siren along the way.
Experimental short film
Set in rural Ireland, For Séamus explores the silent struggles between fathers and sons, revealing a story of reconciliation, legacy, and love left unspoken.
A performance piece. With audio visual projected onto a screen and a performer in front of it, facing the audience, demanding they give her what she seeks.
a documentary by Vichart Somkaew
A broken hearted Gilbert meets his ex-girlfriend’s doppelgänger, an ethereal phone sex operator who exists inside of his television.
The Letter follows a recently arrived immigrant and his family as they face an impossible deadline to leave the United States or risk deportation. Told through the lens of the filmmaker’s close friendship with the subject, the film centers on the slow dismantling of the family’s home—an act that becomes both practical and symbolic—capturing fear, love, and resilience as neighbors, church members, and community activists rally together, leaving a visible absence where a family once belonged.
In a world where being bald is the norm, having hair makes you an outcast. A young woman hides her secret, ashamed of the very thing that makes her different. At school, she becomes the target of constant harassment, pushing her further into silence and fear. But as the pressure builds, she must decide whether to keep hiding or finally stand up and embrace who she truly is. Bald Enough is a powerful story about identity, bullying, and learning to be proud of your differences.
A short documentary focusing on the life, work, and philosophy of Fort Wayne public radio personality Julia Meek.
In Flores Del Corazón, a human wanders, ponders their identity, and finds their way.
The virtuoso guitarist Artur Miranda Azzi shatters the conventions of classical guitar, reinventing the instrument as a dynamic medium for avant-garde experimentation. Through six bold and innovative performances of contemporary works, Azzi dismantles traditional techniques, transforming the guitar into a living, evolving entity—one that defies expectations at every turn.
During a brutal dance rehearsal, a reserved dancer uncovers the disturbing truth behind her sister's intense training -- it is not for a performance...but for something far more terrifying.
Eco must track down his Profile to keep his job. When he finds him, he discovers the real world and is drawn to a choice that could change his life.
A man must decide whether or not to run a yellow light.
"Disconnect" bears witness to the systematic and large-scale violent repression of recent street protests in Iran. Through voice messages and self-recorded footage from two days of demonstrations, the film captures the shifting emotions of its narrator—grief, anger, shock, fear, and enduring hope.
Sorority House (Omega Sigma Theta) gets invaded by a stranger in a poodle mask. He tries to pick off the girls one by one until there’s nothing left.
An experimental animation, this film is constructed from thousands of intricate paper collages. They are fabricated using archival images from early silent films and other sources that explore personal relationships, science fiction, the natural world, and cinematic language, along with fragments of 18th and 19th century engravings and illustrations.
A man on the verge of a promotion begins looking for alternatives. A new female coworker seems to be the last piece of the puzzle of his new, liberated future.
After the baby’s mother is killed by criminals seeking revenge against her father for his fight against corruption, the girl is left alone, freezing in a cradle abandoned in the snow. Her neighbor Askar accidentally finds her, barely alive, in the snowy yard. Realizing that every second counts, he rushes to save her, unaware that the danger is not over yet. The film explores themes of parental love, resilience, and the value of life in a world falling apart.
"Where the Waters Meet on the Breathing Shore" is a 25 minute science documentary exploring the Mullica River-Great Bay Estuary in Tuckerton, NJ, where freshwater rivers meet the saltwater sea. Graduate student and science storyteller Shaniya Utamidata joins marine scientists at Rutgers University Marine Field Station, Dr. Thomas Grothues, Dr. Ken Able, Dr. Oscar Schofield, and Lisa Auermuller to reveal how these “breathing shores” sustain biodiversity, filter water, and buffer communities against climate change. Blending scientific insight with reflection, the film transforms field research into a personal journey of discovery. Using a Science-in-Action Storytelling Model, we invite young audiences, especially students from underrepresented backgrounds, to see themselves in the story of science. In connecting the marshes of New Jersey to the coasts of Indonesia, "Where the Waters Meet on the Breathing Shore" shows how one estuary’s story belongs to the entire planet.
The Road to Tehran is a short documentary looking at the US' strategy in Iran, the economic and political constraints which have shaped it and the inevitability of the war's spread. In doing so it shows how the US' assault on Venezuela, Cuba, Greenland and Iran are inexorably linked.
While searching for his missing cat, Conrad meets an unlikely friend.
To stem the pollution flowing into the Kapawi River, the indigenous people would need to take the progressive step of switching to solar-powered canoes. The legend of the fish that inhabits the deep waters guides Luciano in his drive to convince them that this ecological transition is necessary, and to maintain peace between the villages that line the banks.
A daughter drives her father to his regular Parkinson's support group meeting, where she is made to confront a hard reality
An exotic man-eating snake is unleashed when a break-in goes awry, trapping both the intruders and an affluent (yet dysfunctional) family in their high-security mansion.
Orphaned siblings Mikaeel & Jane clash over leaving home. Mikaeel's situation worsens with eerie whispers; a vengeful past resurfaces.
Short film stitched together using unrelated clips from Dec 2025 and Jan 2026.
'Kentucky State Fair Pin 2004' is a full film by the Louisville experimental rock band Fishgills, which also doubles as a visualizer for the album of the same name.
Documentary about political struggle surrounding the renovation of a church with troubled past
A bridging of spaces, waters, and people through light and it's affect on the content of the landscape.
Dreamy collage visuals spliced together to tell a story of true love
A young man wakes up in the middle of a forest road with no memory of how he got there.
Anne is a near-future sci-fi short that explores the consequences of outsourcing our thoughts, emotions, and decisions to AI. Maya installs a cutting-edge AI home assistant which, due to a malfunction, highlights the dangers and imperfections of this new technology, and asks the question: if something can think for you, why wouldn't you let it?
The third mp documentary
A poetic cinematic envisioning of the legendary queer 1970s manifesto, The F--gots & Their Friends Between Revolutions, this visual meditation contrasts nature’s quiet strength with the rigid architecture of power. In a world where the f--gots and their friends are made of flowers, trees and softness, will they survive against the men of concrete and steel? A story of otherness not as weakness, but as enduring, blooming power.
A few afternoons in the life of a Boston cartoonist.
A gifted psychologist has her life turned upside during her first session with a new patient - a troubled young man with a unique and disturbing theory of the world.
About two hours east of Los Angeles, thousands gather each spring in Hemet for The Ramona Pageant, the oldest continuously staged outdoor play in the United States. The production draws from Helen Hunt Jackson’s Ramona, a cultural force that helped shape California’s identity and spotlighted injustices against Native Americans. Following the pageant’s centennial, the film tracks Eli Santana, who plays Alessandro, as he investigates the real history behind the fiction, including the 1880s killing of Juan Diego. In museum archives, the team discovers a rare wax cylinder that preserves the killer’s testimony. They seek out descendants of Juan Diego and his wife, Ramona Lubo, and record a new wax-cylinder statement to restore her missing voice. The journey culminates at the pageant, where descendants and Bird Singers gather, and Eli debuts The Ballad of Juan Diego, reframing a California myth for the next hundred years.