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Today is Saturday, all my friends are dead: The film follows Digitaria on tour through South America.

A Deaf woman battles an internal force gnawing at her will to live, in a haunting cinematic mood piece that explores isolation and resilience.

At the end of a lovely wedding rehearsal, the Maid of Honor gives a speech in a last-ditch attempt to win the love of the bride.

In 2019 the term 'incelcore' was used to refer to a group of independent musicians whose music dealt with themes of isolation, alienation, and a general distaste for many aspects of modern society. In 2020, during the wake of the pandemic, the scene grew substantially and in 2021 their first live festival, 'virginfest', was held for the scene. The following footage was filmed between 2024-2025 from New York to Texas.

After a creature from the bathtub arises one day, three friends decide to stop it... or at least try to.

The third short film by Edward Pettitt.

The “Story of The Cricket Queen” recreates digital media tropes, trends, and aesthetics with analog film techniques.

A simple phone call between two friends.

Etsy Witch Nancy decides she must cast a spell to free her best friend from a disastrous situationship...

During a chance encounter with an old friend at a rave, Antonio is forced to confront the lingering trauma of sexual abuse, facing the ghosts of his past as he learns to accept human connection again.

Mark Viera finds big laughs in life after 50—losing hair, parenting teenagers who don't care, and realizing you don't have to fall to get hurt. With stories on marriage, family, and aging, Viera is a relatable "everyman" that loves telling jokes.

A young teenage romance full of love and erotic desire slowly unravels into a stylistic thrilling tale of obsession

Film is a man who runs a photography shop he inherited from his father, who has passed away. In the midst of a struggling economy, he decides that he wants to sell the shop. While searching through old belongings, he comes across an old medium format film camera.

A Cement-Man seeks revenge on his archnemesis: Yo-Yo girl.

Two lovers, Crystal and Iniya, engage in playful pillow talk about their breasts one morning, with some unintended consequences.

An intimate look into the mind and mission of Robin Greenfield — one of the world’s most radical environmentalists. Known for his bold eco-experiments, including wearing a month’s worth of trash through Times Square, living a full year on only homegrown and foraged food, and giving up every possession, Robin challenges what it means to live in harmony with the Earth. As he walks barefoot from Canada to Mexico releasing every material item, his radical simplicity invites us to question what we truly need to be free, fulfilled, and human.

A photographer recounts a dream about wandering through a strange but beautiful forest. Discovering what it means to achieve great art.

Shot whilst on a trip to Turkey, it's separated into two sections; the first being two stationary shots both spanning 5 minutes, filmed from my balcony, the second part is from a visit to my grandmother's, with each scene representing a room, beginning with two shots, one of an open door, and the other of shower doors being open.

Super 8mm portrait of the Flaybrick Hill Cemetery in Birkenhead, England, where some of my ancestors were buried. Part tribute to those I could never know and part intimate survey of the grounds in which they rest.

Bruce Wensley Lee Joseph, a promising scholar-athlete who had dreams of being both a dentist and an NBA player, is brutally killed by gang members in Cité Soleil, Haiti on December 1st, 2022. A recent high school graduate, at the time of his death, Bruce was on his way to his school, École Chrétienne des Frères Unis, to pick up his last report card. One of his teammates and closest friends narrates this moving documentary that tells his story, and sheds light on the gang violence currently plaguing Haiti.

This documentary follows Sophia, a 25 year old working at the entomology sector of Natural History Museum, except she has a rather strange hobby.

After zombies invade a 90s college campus, a snarky security guard must use a walkie-talkie to help an awkward student find his younger sister.

In a polluted world, one kid will find a way to change things for the better.

When Genevieve Tidwell dies in a car crash and wakes up in a state of limbo, she must come to terms with her death, as well as reflect on the life she had.

A journey through the music and life of Sleeping At Last’s Ryan O’Neal, as he faces anxiety, grief, and the loss of his mother. Through returning to the stage, he begins to embrace healing and rediscover hope.

A less-than-enthusiastic magical girl and her German rat friend are the only hope a city has!

When a whimsical family moves to their grandparents for a time, the young siblings become fascinated with the magic in the Green Room.

“Before It’s Too Late” is a short film about teenagers facing bullying, heartbreak, and the pressures of growing up. Peter, a sensitive and struggling teen, and Lara, his friend, navigate the challenges of friendship, relationships, and personal hardships. Through moments of despair and hope, the story highlights the importance of support, understanding, and faith in Jesus Christ during life’s toughest moments.

A time and place where knowledge was passed on without a word and where the Machine depended on humans.

Jessie is a lonely person and is taken advantage of by mystery sales man Leo Stall. He sells Jessie his product promising him a better life although things turn sideways as the product ruins Jessies life. A David Lynch inspired short.

A sheltered young adult in Yonkers escapes her strict, religious mother to have a wild night with a friend.

The film chronicles the final days of Off Vine, a beloved vine-covered Craftsman bungalow restaurant that became an iconic piece of Hollywood history.

Experience the thunderous power and precision of the world’s finest marching music ensembles. “Big, Loud & Live” brings the 2026 Drum Corps International World Championship Prelims to the big screen, broadcast live from Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. Beyond your average halftime show, the talented ensembles of Marching Music’s Major League blend world-class musicianship with breathtaking choreography and spellbinding visual formations. You’ll have the best seat in the house to witness the top 15 drum corps go head-to-head competing for their shot at the 2026 DCI World Championship title. From the earth-shaking roar of the brass to the lightning-fast precision of the percussion and color guard, see and hear every detail in stunning high definition. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or looking for a one-of-a-kind, live musical event, this is the ultimate way to experience the pinnacle of the marching arts.

Teddy, an out-of-touch owner of a struggling hair salon, is clinging to the nostalgic dreams of his youth and his first love, Marie. He gets a surprise visit from a young hairdresser who could positively impact his ailing business.

After her breakup turns into a homicide, a strung-out young woman named Rookie escapes to a rundown motel with her accomplice Vee. There, they enlist the help of a mutual friend, Logan, an over-worked nurse, to help them in their escape plan. But convincing someone to help you get away with murder isn't as easy as it sounds. Tensions boil between the three best friends in their cramped motel room until Rookie finally gives in to her reality and tells Logan the truth of why she had to end her relationship with a hammer; her heart has stopped beating.

Albanian American artist Elena Dorfman’s debut experimental feature film. A visual symphony in three thematically distinct movements, the film is composed of dozens of communist-era Albanian propaganda feature and documentary films from the Albanian National Film Archive.

A concise and extremely historically-accurate retelling of the events surrounding Leon Trotsky's assassination.

A father knows his son is different in a way the world may not understand, so he keeps guiding him toward the safer paths, the gentler dreams. He believes it's protection. But when his son comes home with a dream of his own, Dad must choose: keep steering him away, or trust that his boy's light is meant to be seen.

Vignettes of a bird is shown, and then a man in a cheeseburger t-shirt & gloves equipping a revolver shoots and kills a bird, leaving it to die. "Now death is the most terrible of all things; for it is the end, and nothing is thought to be any longer either good or bad for the dead." - Aristotle, Complete Works Of Aristotle

A 1-minute short film of how isolation and loneliness can truly hold someone from experiencing the world, while the world moves on without them.

Exhausted, a man wakes up in a field and exchanges flowers with an old friend.

shot with Sony DCR-TRV460

Shattered by the tragedy of human relationships and seeking a radical path to healing, an artist begins to digitally multiply themself. Searching for their soul in the world of cosplay, they encounter a man who married a hologram. In this liminal space between code and desire, fictosexual love becomes a form of self-care, a rehearsal for a new extreme self.

Bedtime is more about fun and less about sleep for a monkey who wants to play. But when his show curtain opens at sunrise, will he shine or snooze?

Four childhood friends go on a life-changing drive to the moon in a stolen car.

A young woman cannot find direction in her life. However, despite everything, she is still here.

In the distant future where AI rules the world, one man must escape the claws of the allegiance to return to the woman he loves.

"Top 100 Craziest Jets Moments" counts down the most unbelievable occurrences in Jets history since 2015. From player controversies to bizarre coaching decisions, this hilarious countdown features a slideshow of wild images and anecdotes. Prepare for a rollercoaster of unbelievable moments spanning a decade of Jets football.

After a young woman is harassed on her commute home, she reminisces on simpler times - when she wasn’t viewed as an object.

In the aftermath of a catastrophic attack, a father receives an audio message from his wife that he needs to find their young daughter before it’s too late.

Spanning an entire day from morning to night, this film interpolates the difference between dreaming and dreams.

I Listen for the Sound of Ashes unfolds through recorded phone conversations between the filmmaker and his parents during a period of political unrest in Nepal. As they speak about fear, memory, and everyday life, the screen holds quiet American landscapes: mountains, clouds, empty fields — places that feel still while everything back home feels unsettled. The film is about distance, but more than that, it’s about relationships: between a son and his parents, between diaspora and homeland, between safety and responsibility. It asks what happens to identity when you live far away from the place that shaped you, and how connection survives across that distance.

A Vietnamese-American girl reflects on a childhood memory of her grandmother while ill.

The artist's interpretation of a longtime institutional feud within the School of the Art Institute's film program.

If the fly eats the flower, does the fly become the flower?

SPEAKING EEP! follows a team of women scientists working to conserve one of North America’s most climate-sensitive species: the American pika. Using a combination of cutting-edge AI technology and traditional research techniques, population biologist Dr. Chris Ray and PhD student Rachel Billings hope to decode the iconic “eeps” of pika language and determine how communication between subspecies might help separate populations of pikas come together to adapt in the face of a warming climate.

After the chaos of the 2024 immigration riots, a working-class father's loyalty is pushed to the limit when his foreign-born best friend becomes a target of the rioters.

After the death of his mother, the main character remains alone at his childhood home. He tries to settle into the peace and quiet, but notices he’s not all that alone; the decrepit home has begun to grow a living form, mold, revealing itself as a returning form of the mother. The moldy mother follows her son’s every move, manipulating and stalking him. The son, realizing the cycle is repeating again, feels he too is no longer flesh and blood.

Travis Zariwny plays a man who isolates himself inside a shared living space after noticing subtle signs of environmental decay — softening wood, spreading moisture, structural instability. Determined to approach the anomaly scientifically, he begins recording daily “rot logs,” documenting what he believes is a creeping biological intrusion.

Just thought you should know ... An interview with a famous actress. Beneath all the glitz and glamour, her life may not be so perfect.