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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.

A fine artist living in the forest for a couple of years alone opting to design a costume to haunt lives of men that wanted to end his life for a commissioned art work. An innocent girl survives him then ends his terror but not the occult.

A werewolf slasher film created by prolific underground filmmaker Sam Hel.

A highlight film of the cultural and community based significance that Bonfire Event Co brings to the table.

After being abandoned by her friends in the silent stacks of a library, a lonely teenager follows a letter to a broken clock that shatters her world. Thrust into a series of haunting alternate timelines, she must navigate a fractured multiverse to find her way back to the imperfect life she once hated—realizing too late that the reality she resented was the only place she belonged.

I was cooking the chicken and the steak before you were ever born.

MISS REPRESENTATION: RISING dives deep into the cultural backlash against women’s mental health, agency, and political power with technology exacerbating sexism and misogyny towards women and girls.

A woman seeks satisfaction through a casual hookup, but ultimately can't resist the pleasure of her one true love, her bed.

A poetic documentary that traces the origins of writer Mark Anthony Thomas’s creative voice. Through a cast of actors, a young featured poet, and rarely seen historical footage, the film revisits the poems that shaped his early years and the questions that still echo decades later. Blending performance, memory, and cultural history, In Need of Seawater becomes a meditation on personal becoming—how identity is forged through trials, loss, and revelation—and how one artist’s search for truth mirrors America’s ongoing fight for expression, dignity, and justice.

Two train enthusiasts face off with rising tensions over who can shoot the better train videos.

Iikaiksimatsa’pao’p (Grateful to Be on the Land) follows Cassie Ayoungman, founder of Soul of Miistaki and member of the Siksika nation, on her journey to bring the healing power of the mountains to those within her community. Breaking down barriers to climbing, and integrating Indigenous teachings and land-based learning, she raises questions about representation, builds community, and redefines what it means to be on the land.

A woman is attacked by a monster from her dreams as reality and imagination become one.

After going through a painful period, ceramicist Heloisa Guedes underwent a transformation that came from the inside out. She left behind the hectic pace of the city for a new life in São Luiz do Paraitinga, in search of a reconnection with her own needs. Little by little, she began to live in alignment with what felt meaningful to her: self-care, artistic expression and being close to nature.

Short by Erica Schreiner

Are The Stars Alive is a 3 minute, 35mm visual poem about the importance of curiosity and personal growth. It follows a woman who begins to trust her own instincts as she tries to understand the complexities of the universe, proving the answer to many of our questions lies within us. It also pays tribute to pioneering women, like astronomer Maria Mitchell (who the film is loosely based off of), and the women who painstakingly hand colored George Melies’ masterpieces from the early days of cinema. These women painted stories in the stars, and laid the foundation for all of us, allowing our curiosity to bloom. By hand cutting and coloring our film, frame by frame, we hope that we can honor the nameless women who inspired us to become storytellers and rebels.

Filmed in Athens, Greece, June 25, 2024.

A young person encounters a strange evil on their walk home.

Three friends get an opportunity to move up in the crime world by taking an unconventional job.

If you believe in parallel worlds, please pray that they will take us in.

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Short film about the return of water to the Aude region, based on the eponymous music by Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou.

Kenneth Anger edited his own version of Sergei Eisenstein’s unfinished Mexican reverie, and even showed it at a festival. Alas leaving no trace of the object. Bruce Posner, now, created his own multi-screen variation on the story that lyrically compares moments from ¡Que Viva Mexico! with scenes from Anger’s avant-garde axiom Scorpio Rising.

watching a godless morning unfold

A camera moves through the architecture of the renowned private art school, California Institute of the Arts, while a man touches up paint on the neglected exterior. Somewhere inside, the upper administration drafts increasingly dire emails to send to its faculty and staff.

On the day she plans to leave Cebu for America, a glamorous and outspoken young woman obsessed with Western beauty ideals sees her dream of reinvention unravel through family pressures, public humiliation, and romantic betrayal—forcing her to choose between fleeing her past or embracing the roots and identity she once tried to erase.

“Abeja Voladora” follows Ramona, a woman who begins working as a reporter at a major newspaper. After being sexually assaulted by her boss, she sets out to seek revenge, committing crimes that start drawing the attention of detective Benjamín Flores. As Benjamín investigates the cases, he unexpectedly begins to fall in love with Ramona, unaware that she is the one behind the violent acts.

When a young child faces a hospital visit, Jessie, Woody, Buzz and the Toy Story gang set out on a mission to help her feel brave, turning a moment of worry into one of comfort, courage and Disney magic.

A recap of the 2026 school year that got a small release in the city of Washington PA

The history of Greek milk bars and their profound role in Australian society. It explores the stories of Greek migrants that fled poverty and war to build a new life, shaping the way Australians ate, socialised and understood community.

When a young princess disappears into a mysterious and dangerous forest, a courageous group of boys known as the Pickleboys embark on an unforgettable adventure to rescue her.

What began as a film test has transformed into a short film that evokes nostalgia.

The teenage thieves known as the Mavericks plan to work with new kid Ezra Pawk when they finally decide it's time to pull off a heist that's worth a lot more than money.

Alien women are hatched on beaches and brain-washed with propaganda by a dystopian American nationalist theocracy. After the priest leader takes a liking to a particularly succulent specimen, a fellow indoctrinated alien must dismantle her conditioning in order to ignite the revolution.

Liam made a promise to do something... he just didn't think he'd have to do it. But now that Olivia is in the picture, he's going to need some serious help.

A day at the Renaissance Festival.

A man struggles to open a pickle jar

A street musician dreams of a livelier world.

Two apes fight for the last seat on Noah's Ark

A chronicle of a lonely summer. Filmed on a phone throughout January 2026 in Wellington, New Zealand.

After a post-coital conversation rattles his self-image, a painfully nice boyfriend embarks on a late-night mission to reinvent himself

Letters from an unknown sender are sent to a disbanded friend group to reunite a year after Sophie's death. As they remember what took place a year ago, they become distrusting of each other, and if their secrets are really all that safe.

Red swims not to sink. Blue turns his pain into fight, and Sepia leaves to start again somewhere. Shot in black and White and monochromes, three bodies find themselves in a brief encounter and also in a farewell, always falling forward, slightly.

A tape tries to communicate a calming message.

When the pitcher Argo dares to dream of joining a real team with her best friend Goro, her best friend is determined to make it happen. The two are a battery waiting to take the field—a pitcher on the mound and a catcher behind the plate. In a desperate attempt to make their shared dream come true, the duo is separated by life and death.

A group of desperate musicians must complete favors for prospective band members in order to win a coveted music competition.

A man confronts the creature living inside his blackberry brambles. He finds the thorns dig deeper than he expected.

A struggling girl finds a TV in the midsts of an existential crisis and begins to live her biggest fantasies, until things get taken too far.

A discerning lesbian pretends to be Christian to score a date with the hot choir singer, finding herself at Bushwick’s oldest queer Bible study.

A man is having a Good Day until he receives some Bad News.

A raw, unflinching look at a friendship haunted by meth-fueled paranoia, and fragile moments of clarity behind bars.

A portrait of three young women: Luna Alyaan, a young Gaza violinist, killed by an Elbit drone; Eden Golan, a Zionist singer who represented Israel at 2024’s Eurovision in Malmo; and Greta Thunberg, who lead protests at Eurovision that year. A dark satire of Israel’s weaponization of song for hasbara (propaganda) purposes, Sorry uses humour and pop culture to create a mash-up agit-prop in support of the ongoing Eurovision boycott and the Dump Elbit campaign. (Inspired by Toronto Palestine Film Festival’s Gaza Lives tribute to artists lost in the genocide).

A surreal mythology following the journey of a firstborn child.

A documentary crew follows two New York City chefs and the life of their restaurant, but when tragedy strikes, the crew must go down a genre-bending search for the truth.

Two Florida Man vigilantes hunt for a psychopathic serial-killing clown.

At the southern tip of Africa, a bridge is being built between the human world and the wild. Anna Breytenbach practices an ancient skill that most modern humans have long since forgotten: the ability to communicate directly with animals. This story follows her journey from the rugged mountains of Cape Town, where she walks among aggressive baboon troops, to high-security predator sanctuaries housing the world's most dangerous big cats.

Luis is a young vampire tired of following the strict rules. His mentor Monica, with a youthful appearance but not much older in age, is frustrated with him and warns that breaking the code will only lead to trouble. Luis decides to go against her, leading to a rift between the two of them.

"The Everglades: A Symphony of Life" reimagines the story of this fragile ecosystem, told not through a traditional narrator but through music, imagery, and the voices of those who live and work there. With sweeping cinematography and stirring music performed by New World Symphony, this documentary is an orchestral meditation on the balance of nature, humanity’s impact, and the hope for renewal.

Commit to Memory is a Sci-Fi Thriller short exploring a girl's ability to remember. A girl with severe memory loss relies on nightly videos to remind herself of her day each morning. But when a stranger claims they met the day before, and her own video says otherwise, everything goes south.