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Prescribed fire– the practice of setting small burns to clear ecosystems of overgrowth– is a critical tool for climate resiliency and forest restoration. But in 2022, a burn set by the U.S. Forest Service in the mountains of northern New Mexico escaped its firelines and spiraled out of control to become the largest wildfire in the state’s history.
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.
Objectionable Fruit is an experimental documentary examining the Ginkgo tree—a living fossil celebrated for its resilience and unique capacity to change sexes, defying human- imposed binaries. Using the Ginkgo as a metaphor for fluidity and endurance, the film weaves together themes of gender identity, ecological interconnectedness, and the nuanced complexities of trans existence.
A narrated found footage collage film bringing together fragments of writing by the French Surrealist poet, essayist and philosopher, Antonin Artaud. Fragments of a Journal in Hell both looks at and exemplifies a self under siege, undergoing extreme psycho-physical states. At the same time, the film celebrates a improbably joyful artistic practice struggling to still create personal metaphors during a wartime of the self and the world.
During the international conflicts of the 1950s, a modest crop dusting pilot searches for his heroic brother after he vanished at the hands of a masked villain obsessed with bringing the world's superpowers to their knees.
A Black poet haunted by the sound of fingers snapping seeks therapy to address the source of his hallucinations.
A man stumbles upon some flowers that remind him of someone.
A Cement-Man seeks revenge on his archnemesis: Yo-Yo girl.
After the death of his brother, a man takes in the widow, her young daughter, and the house they once shared. What appears to be an act of responsibility slowly turns into quiet cruelty
A lonely man who is desperate for love comes back from a date on the town where we soon find out not everything is as it seems.
A young rower is pushed beyond his limits by an ambitious new coxswain.
Two exes find closure during their first conversation since their breakup.
This project relies on the fluctuation between home movies and avant-garde aesthetics. Using symbols from numerous iconographic paintings of The Madonna and Child as well as reenactment of miscellaneous film stills, this piece encapsulates the topic of performances of femininity, psychoanalytic thought and interest in mimetic identification theory. Playing with the tension of stillness, the piece also relies on the respiratory nature within lighting, values, and color saturation. Shot on VHS-C.
Set in an alternate reality America- A young couple encounters a family of bunker holdouts from the Cold War who are trying to find their missing child in a world they no longer understand.
MADE IN USA FEBRUARY 28, 2016
A renowned muralist celebrates a historic neighborhood through 21 murals painted at a nearby recreation center.
Unseen Territories is a documentary and community-driven performance project that reimagines public space and the stories it carries. In Las Vegas, on Southern Paiute land, fourteen BIPOC artists challenge the colonial symbols that dominate the city, creating work that asserts identity, memory, and presence. The project treats artistic practice as a form of witness, showing how acts of creation can preserve histories and lived experiences that have long been marginalized. As the flags are made and brought into public view, they animate the landscape with joy, resilience, and pride, insisting that the complexity of these communities cannot be simplified or erased.
Alice and Jack are at a rest stop on their way to a new city when they realise they've left something important back home. Jack heads back to get it and Alice is left at the rest stop alone where she is forced to face her fears about moving
A radical terrorist organization steals a virus, breaks into the capital building, and releases the psychosis-inducing Frankfurt Specimen, wreaking havoc on the president's birthday party.
In which Paris serves as a canvas for Andy Anderson to masterfully craft a mélange of freestyle and street skating.
Description: Farson became a larger-than-life fixture of Soho in the 1950s, socializing with the likes of artist Francis Bacon and photographer John Deakin. But he was also a groundbreaking investigative journalist, reshaping approaches to screen reportage with the many dynamic television films he presented for Associated-Rediffusion in the late 1950s and early 1960s, finding widespread fame and acclaim along the way. In VOLUME 1, join the intrepid investigator – who paved the way for later program makers of the Louis Theroux school – as he takes a look at subjects ranging from Soho striptease, alien visitations and the Cavern Club in the afterglow of the Beatles, to witchcraft, the cult of celebrity and much more. All but one of the programs have not previously been released on any home entertainment format. Special features include newly recorded audio commentaries on selected programs by a variety of contributors.
An accountant struggles with his job as his headspace and self-perception begin to slip and his work and personal lives collide.
Without your glasses it can be difficult to see what’s stalking you in your own home.
When a man meets a lost love again, she's no longer who he knew.
The Bolex is a Swiss-made film camera that played a pivotal role in the development of avant-garde filmmaking. The aesthetic look produced by the Bolex is equally unique and significant. The 16mm images display a textured and grainy quality. The resulting visuals are synonymous with the visionary and poetic aesthetic of artist inspired filmmaking.
University Rover Challenge 2026
A short documentary exploring how Las Vegas is shifting from mass tourism toward high-spending visitors, examining falling visitor numbers, rising gambling revenues, and the economic forces reshaping the city.
The musical/short film based off "December (Demo)" by Camaramotion. Alejandro drives around thinking about his lover, how he feels, moments with her and what to do next.
Annabel and Derrick get the chance to be together…forever.
Featurette on the legacy of Cutter’s Way with contributions from writers Megan Abbott, Jordan Harper, and George Pelecanos
Academic short film from Chiara and Nicolò Caggiano, which depicts depression as a long sleep.
Argentinian rock-pop duo Pacifica takes the stage at the KiMo Theatre in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
the 2024 Appalachee High School shooting, focusing on the publicly reported events leading up to the incident. The case is currently ongoing and all individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty. The information presented comes from public reporting, official statements, and court documents. Colt Gray's Background, Mental Health, Early Life and Family Issues.
The Headcut in the Headwaters follows the story of wildlife biologists and stream ecologists as they take on the urgent challenge of repairing a stream headcut in the fragile sage-steppe ecosystem of the Big Hole Valley in Montana. What begins as an eroding scar in the landscape becomes a threat to drain wetlands, degrade critical sage-grouse habitat and disrupt water flowing downstream. Through collaboration, grit, and innovative restoration, this short documentary reveals how working lands and wildlife can thrive together and why protecting water at its source is essential for the resilience of rivers, communities, and all ecosystems downstream.
We investigate the paranormal in the historic city of York.
A girl left for dead gets devoured by forest spirits.
Magnis hears a cry for help and goes to the rescue. What could go wrong? Made in 3 days in 2016 as an entry for a scholarship. Released to the public ten years later.
Micro short film of a weekend camping trip to the snow and reservoir
A documentary about the life and career of Arthur Hardy, Mardi Gras historian and publisher of New Orleans' favorite annual Mardi Gras guide.
Three guys explore what it means to be human... and ghosts.
Cumberland Island is one of the largest and most ecologically diverse barrier islands in the United States. Once owned by prominent American family, the Carnegies, much of the island came under the National Park Service in 1972, while some heirs retained lifetime rights to remain. Today, more than 60,000 people visit the island each year. Tourism sustains the nearby town of St. Mary’s, and the island’s feral horses have become a defining symbol of its history and appeal. But the presence of more than 140 non-native horses within a fragile ecosystem has sparked an ongoing debate about ecological balance, animal welfare, and preservation. In 2023, a federal court acknowledged the horses’ suffering and environmental impact, but declined to require intervention. The Horses of Cumberland Island is an observational documentary examining the tension between history, tourism, and ecology in a place where what we cherish and what the land can sustain are not always aligned.
And what does The Wicked Witch of Marty Mauser mean? Wickedly freaky, and sometimes creepy, Missy Laneous 5 answers all your questions and more.
A dreamlike rumination on the state of the world.
A Healing Opera is a meditative journey through neurodiversity, solitude, healing, and queerness, blending archival footage, sound, and teddy bear performance into three transformative acts.
Two wealthy children hold a washed-up mall Santa hostage as their Christmas Eve spirals into chaos.
In this queer coming-of-age odyssey, a heartbroken painter attempts to drive away from her problems.
Ju-Hee is homeless, the victim of a scam. She decides to squat in an empty flat while the owner is on holiday. The plan works perfectly, until the neighbour rings the doorbell.
A personal exploration of how the panic of an entire population could have been placed into one specific individual, within the context of communist Romania.
Yaupon Holly's first appearance at the Florida Fair
A collage of regularly made animations using still photographs on my phone. Images of drag shows, nightclub lasers, graffiti, rainy city streets and more spin and strobe in a lysergic torrent. The sound is from a live performance by my noise duo Malverde providing sound effects and atmospherics for a DIY Halloween “scare zone” performed by drag queens, treated with collage processes mirroring those of the image track.
A teenager named ventures out into the wilderness of his backyard after hearing a strange sound.
Shinzanmono 2025 LIVE at THEATER MILANO-Za (新参者 二〇二五 LIVE at THEATER MILANO-Za) was a series of concerts featuring the "new comers (新参者)" of the Sakamichi Series: Nogizaka46 6th Generation, Hinatazaka46 5th Generation, and Sakurazaka46 4th Generation. It was held at THEATER MILANO-Z in the Kabukicho Towers. It is included in the Special Edition BD for Sakurazaka46's 14th Single "The growing up train"
A drifter wanders through the city, a piece of wood in hand.
Two brothers struggle to find work until they meet a mysterious girl.
When the cornerstone of any students kitchen, a microwave, mysteriously disappears, chaos descends.
A walk through Berlin; eyes open, camera ready. Countless vignettes unfold around me, and I imagine storylines for each set piece.
Exhumation is an extended poetic meditation on our relation to the soil, and the energies buried within it. Centuries of history, of conquering and re-conquering, lie beneath our feet, and the return of the vanquished is inevitable. There has also always been an alternative possibility, within the American landscape, of a more peaceful relationship with the soil, the resting place of our ancestors.