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Danny Dunn believes in love and pays a monthly fee for his hair. He's still figuring both out.

Reconstruction of the original vision for Uncharted 4 through extensive research into developer files, cut content, and internal concepts from before the project was extensively reworked in 2014.

For All Mankind webisodes, The Next Giant Leap 2004-2012 2011 Refugees on Mars

Two curling teams go up against each other in a one end four rock game with one thousand bucks on the line.

A fun, youthful romantic comedy about modern dating. Three friends invite three guys for a triple-date dinner that turns playful, messy, and full of unexpected chemistry.

The city is not a city; the figures are not quite human. Though these shapes with hands turned into weapons seem artificial, they were once men. These are inverted, deceptive silhouettes—beings whose eyes and ears have long been shuttered, drifting away from humanity, deceived by the gears and iron of that cold Glabah.

Married Couple Arthur and Tori are preparing for a house visit as part of their adoption application, but chaos ensues when Arthur sees their chances threatened by an unwelcome guest - a creepy, crawly COCKROACH!

A student wakes up to a world that has quietly moved on without him, drifting through fragments of memory and connection with only a bowling bag in hand.

The State of a Corpse exists as a set of variations shaped from Stephen Sondheim's "Being Alive." This is the visual component of its debut. The cycle is a meditation on death, exploring not just the weight of death but the futile attempt each of us makes to understand death. It moves through realization, confrontation, and depression, ending with an attempt to answer the ultimate question.

From the creators of "Reich of the Dead" (2019) and "Reich of the Reich" (2022) comes the third and final chapter of the trilogy - "Dead of the Dead".

After receiving the devastating news of his father’s death in reserve duty, Alon is mysteriously transported to a surreal room where he is given a device that allows him to travel back in time. Driven by grief and regret, Alon tries repeatedly to change the past and prevent his father from leaving, only to discover that some things cannot be changed-but they can be faced differently. A moving story about sacrifice, memory, and the power of a final goodbye.

The life and times of Errol Wendel: activist, cultural worker, researcher, and martyr of the Filipino people.

A Film By Emerson Boutte

Five students face lunch detention but are quickly stopped in their tracks when a code 500 is called. The five all face their own grievances when an active shooter walks the halls.

After discovering a girl crying in the bathroom, a group of girls unite to plan revenge on her ex.

Originally shown as a gallery piece, this filmic re-creation of a conversation between two cousins is shown through replicated double projection of film and photos. Exploring themes of suburban isolation, time, memory and familial relationships.

Follows the night of a woman unsure of what is reality.

After being assigned a challenging year-long project, an unmotivated photography student rediscovers his love for the camera after meeting someone new.

A troubled man, haunted by anger and isolation, sets out on a violent path of revenge, only to find himself spiraling deeper into a world where reality and his inner voices begin to blur.

A troubled high school girl tackles the weight of a firearm that's been in her backpack all day as a manifestation pokes and teases her, making her rethink her future decisions.

A man who’s dealing with loneliness and identity issues is taken hostage by two masked figures who attempt to brainwash him.

After a young woman loses a tooth and leaves it under her pillow, two rival tooth fairies secretly clash over the prize in her bedroom.

Paul goes to the families dormant vacation home to reconcile with the memories of the lost.

In this stopmotion Russian folktale, a struggling businesswoman must use new alternative sources for her taxidermy shop.

Erica Schreiner short.

Mad River is the downward spiral of a psychologically broken man. When he becomes obsessed with the new school teacher in town, Benjamin Elder’s world begins to fracture around him. Told from the inside out, Mad River is a unique view of insanity.

The twisted story of a woman who is held hostage by her greatest fear, and she must learn to overcome what’s tying her down.

You realize, once again, that your life is structured around horrible, false fantasies. That what you most deeply believe are things that can't be reasonable, good, or productive. (They can be beautiful, though the beauty is insipid.) And so you construct a film essay. (https://www.emaf.de/en/index/ Access: 27.04.2026)

A young filmmaker enters a scriptwriting contest, turning to artificial intelligence for guidance. As his reliance deepens, he begins to confront the unintended consequences of surrendering human creativity to machine influence.

The anatomy of an egg, shell, cracks, yolk and all.

A celebrity is consumed by the horrors of stardom.

A vampire, trapped in a 16 year old's body, is interviewed.

A day in the life of a plant loving assassin.

A day in interwar period Kaunas plays out with all sorts of adventures.

Dir. Ken Jacobs. 2025, 48 mins. U.S. Digital. This colorful and cubist record of a Chinatown haircut is the final long-form work by the great avant-garde filmmaker Ken Jacobs, who died last October. As with his first film, Orchard Street (1955), made 70 years earlier, A Date with Shirley is a slice of New York City life that transforms urban energy into cinematic spectacle. Three cameras capture the action, one operated by Ken as he is having his Einstein-ian locks shorn, and the others by his children, Aza and Nisi. A loving and poignant family scene, the film is also a dazzling work of art—and a tribute to a fine barber whose phone number is offered in the credits

By the pricking of thy thumbs.

Jacob sets out to steal a Tesla, unaware that someone is already inside. When he becomes trapped with a man known as Mr. Silhouette, he realizes he isn't pulling a job - he's the job.

A man is given a free rear projection TV by the family of his elderly neighbor who just passed away. He soon finds out why the family didn't want it.

When an anxious model believes he's been bit on the forearm, he will set out to find his assailant in order to confirm his fear.

After a lifetime in the closet, a newly divorced man in his 60s arranges his first one-night stand, but what begins as lust transforms into a deeply human connection across generations.

Maurice discovers art.

Erica Schreiner short.

Following the changing seasons of the Mountain West, The Climate Change Volumes: Fall ponders fall’s delay as warmer summers extend and keep this transitory season from occurring during its normal time on our calendars.

Local filmmaker Salise Hughes returns with a dream about clouds and lightning and travel.

A woman on her deathbed chastises her creator in this fusion of stop-motion animation and dreamlike live-action video.

Teenage Marchand Rice sentenced to life for murder. In prison, he meets a spiritual leader who asks "Who do you want to be?" Follow Rice's transformation into a respected leader, and his commitment to cultural healing that inspires others.

An agitprop made from two 30-second GE adverts from the 1970's repurposed to rebuke the role white women voters in the US have chosen to uphold white supremacy and the patriarchy instead of supporting the interests of women and anyone who loves them.

An unexpected and mysterious encounter with a group of students from Japan on a beach in Hawaii. Inspired by the work and life of Ryuichi Sakamoto (1952-2023). Sound design includes motifs and themes from his music.

A brief journey through our universe and the role we play in it.

A reflection on how silence functions not as emptiness but as presence within both Korean and English. Through examples from Beloved and Ran, the essay explores silence as memory, dignity, and an alternative form of expression—one that protects, reveals, and communicates beyond words.

A 12'53" single shot film, part documentary and part performance. An ecstatic, funky, and amusing homage to all the great snow scenes in mainstream movies that we grew up loving. (Camera by Kirill Mikhanovsky; Music by Evan Maruszewski).

A series of 1 reel diary films made up of improvised superimpositions. The mundane and the absurd aspects of contemporary life that overwrite one another: a genocide on our phones, a skeleton just outside the window, road trips through the midwest, an eagle and a serpent. Captured in camera without editing on 8mm and blown up to 16mm.

A Case of Criminalizing Pregnancy Loss: A public service announcement about the prosecution of a South Carolina woman who was cruelly arrested after her miscarriage for improperly disposing of fetal remains even though there are no legally established guidelines for that. This is the third in a series of spots about the criminalization of pregnancy loss in the United States, a side effect of the overturning of Roe v. Wade in the Dobbs decision of 2023, and a strategy of anti-abortion forces to normalize the idea of “fetal personhood.”

Imagine a dream-centric world. A world more focused on inner than outer. A world where reality begins in dreams. The writer Jane Roberts dreamt of such a world. In the 1970s-80s, she published a series of best-selling books collectively known as the “Seth Material”. Drawn from these texts, and filmed in the house where she lived and wrote, this is a nocturnal meditation, an oneiric exercise, a dream seed, a primer for the movie your mind will make when you go to sleep tonight.

Poet Willie Perdomo performs his iconic poem “That’s My Heart Right There” against the backdrop of New York City’s East River.

At the crossroads of intimacy, trails of invisible energy imprint as two wanderers maneuver throughout the landscape, leaving hints of mirrored action yet inverted perspective. Through the shifting shape, current, and conduit of water, Reach follows the journey of two people in search of the other.

A 21-minute visual essay from film historian Evan Chester exploring the background and style of Yuri Norstein, influences on his work, how his work fits into the history of Russian animation, and more.

Fighting More Than Fire is a documentary that explores the untold history of Black firefighters in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Through personal stories, first-hand accounts, and following a “day-in-the-life” of these heroes, the film captures the struggles and triumphs of the men who broke barriers in a segregated fire department.

After the death of his father, a young TV writer must face his family’s trauma head on with the help of his new assistant, Gary the Horse.

Crude comics, bad drawings, and absurd poetry come to life as an animated, adult picture book.