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In 2022, radio hosts and music promoters Raven Moonla and Zach Moonshine organized an underground metal music festival in small town Tennessee. In doing so, they became a target for outrage from religious fundamentalists and conservative politicians, as well as a rallying point for those outside of the Bible Belt’s constrictive culture. Death Reigns follows Zach and Raven’s Metal Devastation Festival, its impact, and triumph over the forces that attempted to silence it.
Finding it impossible to sleep, young Zarwell ventures into the mysterious 'Fly Space’ to secure his rest.
On Christmas Eve, a man in crisis is invited to his neighbour’s apartment for dinner.
San Carlos Charter’s 8th grade Class of 2026 compiles their childhoods into one picture, knowing it will be the last time they will all be together.
A nine-minute reflection on graduating high school, featuring interviews with the class of 2026.
A serial killer stalks the unsuspecting cast and crew of a small town haunted house on Halloween night.
A short film from the video game.
From the Vietnam War to the New York streets, Vietnamese refugees built the infamous 80s gang Born to Kill, bound by brotherhood, blood, and the mantra: Love. Money. Sin.
A man finds himself in a sticky situation.
Two local Irish daredevils dare to discover the real soul of a small town - and the dark history around it.
On a remote Oregon farm, a couple grieving from a miscarriage finds hope in a mysterious flower. But as it heals her, the flower takes root in him. Nurture is a dialogue-free folk-horror fable about love, grief, and the consequences of taking too much from nature.
"Most Interactions to date juxtapose related imagery, almost always from the same or nearby locations, and one attraction of intercutting these works was that I could make edits that crossed space, such as the way Revisits 3 [6 7 8] intercuts Amsterdam, Antwerp, and London." - Fred Camper
Simon Liu, 2026
The Netherlands officially abolished slavery across its colonies on 1 July 1863. Yet in Sumatra’s plantation belt, Dutch authorities created a legal structure that granted plantation owners sweeping control over racialized migrant workers. Through the Coolie Ordinance and Penal Sanction, labourers could be imprisoned, fined, or subjected to corporal punishment. Planters relied on debt, coercion, and deception to recruit workers, while private police forces hunted down runaways and crushed resistance. European overseers were discouraged from bringing European women to the colonies, making Javanese women central to the domestic, reproductive, and sexual labour sustaining plantation life. This hidden structure of dependence remained largely absent from official colonial imagery. Combining archival propaganda footage, fragments of correspondence, and contemporary images, this two-channel installation reflects on the enduring violence and silences of Dutch colonialism.
Following a devastating injury, a young dancer enters a mysterious realm where three enigmatic dancers force her to confront the fears keeping her from the stage.
One crazy party goes totally wrong when a masked killer is on the loose.
In a rural village, a paralyzed grandmother and her pigeon-raising husband move through slow days shaped by quiet comforts and her ongoing truce with a stubborn body—until a family visit stirs memory, celebration, and a pot of their own pigeon soup.
A collective and performative video work, carried out following a series of group-generated instructions: the requirement that the filming member of the collective appear, either fully or partially. Each member of the collective produces 45-second recordings on the previously agreed-upon theme and submits them every two weeks at a specific time, It is not edited, except for the assembly of three of the events; there is no hierarchy and no individual authorship, only that of the collective. All the content revolves around the concept of the limit.
An aspiring model makes a deal for perfection, only to discover that beauty must be fed.
A Student deals with school stress.
A circus clown grapples with burnout as his clowning partner attempts to help him.
A short film reflecting on the life and final act of Wynn Alan Bruce, who died on April 22, 2022 in Washington, D.C.
Three short films about the beauty and mystery of the night sky.
A would-be life-coach pushes forward his multimedia corporation while avoiding all of his responsibilities.
Len Zuks, the unlikely alchemist, forges mythic creatures and whimsical figures from the abandoned steel and rubber of everyday life. The Last Rooster reveals how, through his hands, refuse becomes revelation, and the discarded gains dignity.
A disturbance is introduced to a pond near Cordova, Alaska, prompting reflection on the images we make.
Two people travel to a beach where they reminisce about their dreams, memories, and the nature of time.
An all new End of the Line experience detailing the history of Rochester, NY’s former subway that features both updated graphics and remastered sections of the original End of the Line film, in addition to all new footage of more recent changes to the former subway system.
Charli tries to explain her philosophy on her art's gaze and its potential for fighting fascism, but wonders whether it's anywhere near enough.
Narrated from transcripts, the filmmaker conducts a mediated interview with the man convicted of murdering his grandmother in a robbery in 2005.
An old analog news broadcast archive containing a threatening message: “I’ll shoot you in the head on the street”
Everyone has a routine. Ivy and Mia have theirs. In a small apartment, two roommates share an unusual way of approaching dating, until Mia grows tired of it and confronts Ivy, who refuses to listen. What follows reveals that beauty does not lie in the person themselves, but in the gaze we place on them.
Two young sisters in Minneapolis have to balance rebellion with their reputations when their secret matchmaking business attracts a client a little too close to home.
A 5 hour and 30 minute film consisting of an unchanging view of a bedroom in real time
Stacey bakes a pandan pie in memory of her Singaporean grandfather, reflecting on identity, expectations, and food as a love language.
Conner's girlfriend breaks up with him; he takes it very well.
At Project Deer, our mission is to make roads safer for both humans and wildlife by using intelligent, accessible technology to detect animals in real-time and prevent collisions. We believe every life matters and we’re committed to creating a future where roads are shared responsibly, ecosystems are respected, and innovation drives positive change.
When Phoebe has the chance to talk to her teenage self, she decides to give the advice she wishes someone would've told her years ago...
Sangtarash’s superb hand-drawn animation erupts like lava in a merrily queasy metamorphic flow, made lightly boxy by compression. Bougainvillea captures the logic of dreams and of children’s logic – for what does an adult mean when she asks a quiet child: ‘Did a mouse eat your tongue?’
A pregnant woman is told by a Belgian abortion center that she must endure a mandatory 6-day reflection period before undergoing the procedure. Those 6 days of isolation trigger memories and doubts about the future. While trying to give her decision a place, she reflects on what it is like to be a woman in the cultures she is a part of.
A chopper club makes the trip from Portland to Virginia City, Nevada for the Virginia City Roundup, an annual chopper show.
A documentary following multiple students one Friday night in college.
He’s charming. He’s unstoppable. He’s left a trail of bodies no one can quite explain. Now three determined agents are on his trail, chasing a master criminal whose deadly path is littered with darkly comic encounters, close calls, and outrageous twists. But as the hunt tightens and the laughs turn uneasy, the game shifts from pursuit to survival—and not everyone makes it out alive.
A man makes mac n' cheese.
A relationship between love and dreams, a pursuit of legacy. Jean, an architect who built his love through materialistic things meets with Jaa, who tries to find an emotion under materialistic things.
Montana and Henry have broken up, but now it's October and they are trying something new.
FRIENDS. PITTED AGAINST EACHOTHER. HOW WILL THE DINNER END? WHO HAS BEEN THE DECEIVER AND WHO HAS BEEN DECEIVED? “GUT-WRENCHING, RIGOROUS, AND MOVING” - Stunningly Gory, 2025 “Almost disgustingly Gen-Z. Please watch” - millennials
The Last Dinner Party make a welcome return to TRNSMT with their theatrical glamour.
Perrie brings her girl power and pop magic to her first solo set at TRNSMT.
While coming to collect an old lady's soul, Death finds its role upended by the antics of her mischievous three-year-old grandson.
A farewell written in darkness.
A person's fractured reality begins to consume them.
College journalists inspect a mysterious tip.
As his parents prepare to divorce and sell the home he grew up in, filmmaker Andrew Garbus turns the camera on his family and himself, unearthing long buried trauma, unresolved guilt, and the elusive hope of healing over one agonizing, revelatory week.
When Marcy confesses a secret, erotic compulsion to her friend Tanie—a mystic hypnotherapist—she is plunged into a trance like no other. Under deep hypnosis, Marcy must navigate a dark, surreal mindscape populated by a "freak show" sex cult to confront her inner demons and finally unleash her hidden desires.
This documentary explores the Michinoku Coastal Trail, a 1,000km trail along Tohoku's coast, reflecting on the region's recovery from the 2011 Tohoku earthquake.
When Jack, a looming & distant figure in his family passes away, his relatives at the wake must reconcile with the hardships he put them through, while trying to accept the loss. His brother Vince must take accountability for his own faults and try desperately to hold his family together…
Black Water is a poignant exploration of survival and resilience deep in the remote forest of the Congo Basin. This short film delves into the lives of a local community around Lake Mai Ndombe (Lake of ‘Black Water’) in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. This once bountiful body of water now teeters on the brink of collapse. Over the years, the lake’s vibrant fish population has dwindled, threatening the livelihoods of those who have relied on its resources for generations.