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A woman and a child living in ancient times, separated from their tribe, are looking for water. After the woman faints, the boy begins to search alone.

Pablo, a pet bird, lives a long, monotonous, and consistent ten years. After his death, his owner reevaluates the pair’s connection, as she experiences true grief for the first time.

A high school gym teacher deals with the loss of his mother and his sense of self as he clears out her old storage unit.

Bang [Ding Dong] is a new video artwork by Meggy Rustamova, created at the invitation of the FOMU. The film tells the story of a group of children who learn the Dutch language. Rustamova starts from her personal memories as an eight-year-old refugee in Europe. Just like other newcomers, she stumbled over the word 'afraid'. She practiced her pronunciation with similar sounds: Ding Dong! Bang Bang!

Imagine you have a disease likely to leave you unable to talk or write. “Come Talk To ME” shows Parkinson's disease (PD) activist Jackie Christensen, husband Paul and friends with PD reflecting on how it has affected their own speech and relationships.

Documentary short by Samspicolli featuring Maniac Productions, Leather Church, Crossbreak, Parasite Trveforce, Fortress and Omen.

With a psychopathic killer on the loose a lonely girl must run for her life from a dark figure.

Follows German-American comedian Mario Adrion as he tackles his cultural experience living in America, exploring German guilt, his German/Jewish marriage, and cultural differences between Los Angeles and his Black Forest hometown.

A guilt-ridden house sitter arrives at a remote Minnesota home, only to discover the house has a dark appetite for those haunted by their past.

A criminal on the run attempts to break into a house for hiding. He realizes his escape will be far more difficult than originally planned.

Love is deception. Love is a performance. Arjun and Tara, two aspiring actors, are the most ideal couple at university. But at what cost?

A woman visits a man and teaches him that BABY can be anything he wants.

In this charming animated gem, a Deaf entity tries to order a sandwich in a hearing restaurant, with humorous results.

Two Strangers find Hope through a Paper Rocket.

A young girl wakes to a mysterious countdown on his phone. Each attempt to leave his room traps him in a looping nightmare where small, unsettling changes escalate his fear. As the timer ticks down, a sinister presence emerges from the shadows of his closet, and reality begins to twist. With every reset, the room grows stranger and escape may be impossible.

Prom becomes an unexpected night to remember when two unlikely friends kiss to find out if they're gay.

Tune in to this week's episode of "Red Delicious" to learn how to bake a tasty treat... with a sinister surprise!

An argument between two sisters is interrupted by the end of the world.

While the world silently spins, the universe sits back and listens as silence opens up to moments blending scientific inquiry with the hum of human desire.

A fear-obsessed freelance cameraman investigates an urban legend involving a mysterious goblin recluse that has taken refuge inside of an abandoned observatory.

A high school student slowly find her life getting more and more boring. Some pretty crazy things happen after.

Kadisha Spencer continues to run her father’s brutal empire while matching wits with Detective Steel and meticulously eliminating her enemies.

From summer 2021 through Donald Trump's re-election campaign, four Republican insiders wage an uphill battle to transform their party's stance on climate change from within. A young grassroots organizer, a big-city mayor, an Iowa farmer, and an evangelical pastor — each embedded in different corners of the conservative ecosystem — risk alienation from their own communities as they attempt to reframe climate action as a conservative value. As extreme weather intensifies and the 2024 election approaches, they confront a political machine built on denial, testing whether personal conviction can overcome tribal loyalty. This is a deeply personal story about the cost of defying your own side and the haunting question that drives them all: will their efforts be enough before time runs out?

An exiled knight discovers a befallen blade that holds magic, and divine curse.

A lonely, but dedicated Tokyo crossing guard breaks into a full blown dance party while directing traffic.

Two friends video chat to talk, but one refuses to turn his camera on...again

Cruiserweight champion Mike Miller faces the consequences of the tragic accident that caused him to step away from boxing.

Constructed completely from archival sources, ‘THE MOVING MIRACLE’ considers the vast documentation of humanity in the digital age and ask the question of whether the image our archives leave behind will have us be remembered kindly. What is the point of the camera as a miracle machine if all it seems to do is witness atrocities?

In this prequel to Darling, a Musical, Demi is desperate to fill a void left from a breakup.

As a wave of religion-based legislation sweeps through the U.S. public school system, a Central Florida school district debates whether to allow chaplains to volunteer in its schools.

As corruption grows in 1980s Florida, a beloved and charismatic local sheriff hides dark secrets that involve the mob, drugs, and trafficking of local children. Faced with nonstop harassment and death threats, a local homemaker-turned-journalist, Lucy Morgan, uncovers the truth—and in doing so becomes one of the first women to ever win the Pulitzer Prize for investigative journalism.

Mirai (The Abyss) draws on the world of Ghost of Tsushima to shape a brief, concentrated meditation on conscience under pressure. Beginning with a textual intervention, the film turns toward habituation, moral fatigue, and the threshold where violence stops appearing as rupture and sinks into the texture of experience. De Simone counters the game’s dramatic momentum with a quieter dissonance, redirecting attention to ethical aftertone, the residue produced when repetition dulls the force of response. Its restraint is what gives the work its edge. Mirai (The Abyss) follows the normalisation of the intolerable, showing how exposure reorders feeling before crisis fully declares itself.

An aspiring filmmaker learns to adapt to his new living situation after a bizarre incident

IRON MAIDEN: BURNING AMBITION explores how Iron Maiden has helped shape a cultural movement, challenging conventional views of rock music and heavy metal’s broader impact on society and culture. Featuring interviews with the band and contributors such as Javier Bardem, Lars Ulrich, and Chuck D, this electrifying film offers an intimate look at their uncompromising vision and unwavering connection with their global army of fans.

A young woman hides herself from her bad memories underneath her umbrella.

Flowers flicker along a 16mm strip, just before or right after the flames. You can hear them weep, scream, and resist.

A 16mm film informed by the expansive nature of queer relationships and bodily autonomy. This film was processed by a plant-based developer and the sage used was grown in my garden.

A comedic web series that follows the lives of three twenty-somethings in Los Angeles, who find themselves working at a beet-themed fast food restaurant despite their best efforts and lofty aspirations.

Will Morris, fighting off the distractions of rising pop stardom, yearns for his love to return to him.

Through a step in the dark, I begin to get my bearings.

Amelia, a young woman in the 1940's receives letter's from her love fighting in the war overseas.

Love's mirror

The 2026 Barkley Marathons featured one of the deepest and most accomplished fields in race history. With elite ultrarunners like Mathieu Blanchard, John Kelly, Max King, Damian Hall, and Sébastien Raichon all on the start line, many wondered if this would finally be the year the course was conquered again. Coming off a brutal 2025 edition that produced no finishers and only a single Fun Run from John Kelly, expectations were uncertain. The talent was undeniable. The preparation was meticulous. But would it be enough to beat this version of the Barkley? In this film, we follow the unfolding drama loop by loop, combining on-the-ground race coverage with historical context and insight from key voices in the Barkley ecosystem, including Lazarus Lake, Keith Dunn, and Carl Laniak. As the race develops, a deeper reality emerges. At Barkley, fitness alone is never the whole story.

After the death of his wife, a man is greeted by an enthusiastic salesman.

Mim’s quiet dinner with her folks is crashed by a man who has become dangerously obsessed with her.

In frantic bursts of digitally-degraded symbols and distorted sounds, this short film explores the absurdity of our attention span by turning classic films into deep-fried hieroglyphic emojis.

Daska goes on an epic adventure across the galaxy in search of the mythical golden microphone, to record the greatest podcast episode of all time.

When a meticulous, sleep-deprived man becomes convinced his neighbors are violating quiet hours, his escalating attempts to prove it begin to unravel the world around him.

Although the fig tree shall not blossom, neither shall fruit be in the vines; the labour of the olive shall fail, and the fields shall yield no meat; the flock shall be cut off from the fold, and there shall be no herd in the stalls.

A man finds himself tied to a chair in an unknown basement while a stranger watches over him.

An Executive of Noteworthy Distinction finds his work very rudely interrupted.

The world becomes unrecognizable. Walls breathe, shadows stretch unnaturally, and human eyes linger far longer than comfort allows. Time itself feels diseased. What begins as abstract imagery slowly transforms into something more invasive: a presence that exists between frames.

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 filmed theatrical clown performance exploring breakups. Performed by BA Theatre Arts Students at the University of Minnesota on 2/21/26.

As the last lighthouse keeper in America approaches retirement, Dr. Sally Snowman reflects on her spiritual and emotional connection to the country’s oldest light station.

Two night walkers fall in entombed into each others withering hearts.

A man tries to get home late at night in New York City

A group of close friends takes a trip through the North Sea to search for the legendary Orville Whale.