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The reel and the real face off in the reality of this reel of reels that represent various realities. Really.

Two monkeys embark on a mission from an unlivable earth. They are the last hope, and as their shuttle lifts off it’s not even clear they’ll make it. They set their sights on a lush green planet galaxies away. The last hope for monkey-kind. A rocky landing, everything up in smoke. The monkeys were not sure who would be living here, and they certainly didn’t expect dodo birds. One question remains, can apes and birds live in harmony?

Nurture, nature, voicemails, photographs.

A gaming hermit learns the meaning of life.

Hand gestures from a trading-floor handbook flicker alongside fragments of Chicago's LaSalle Street, where signals once used to move commodities echo in stone, glass, and air. Through rapid collage, the film explores how capital appears not as an invisible force but as a rhythm that circulates between hands and architecture, leaving its patterns behind.

Thematically prompted by the word "trouble," the author of this video-diary frolics throughout the city relieving himself via windows and staircases with some Hi8 observations in-between.

A quiet, introspective short film about navigating the fragile space between grief and growing up. learn that grief isn’t something to “get over,” but something that reshapes you. this film can be watched on the youtube channel @Fatimafilmproductions

Adam is in the midst of a breakup with his girlfriend Layla when his phone dies and car breaks down. Now he must run to her to plea for a second chance.

What Birds Talk About When They Talk is a video animation that humorously ventures into the stakes of interpretation. Through a cross-cultural collection of references culled from mythology, science, cartoons, and literature, the piece conflates the historic and the contemporary to create a portrait of birds' distinct voices and the fascination they exercise on humans.

A figure casts out tennis balls that find their place amongst new ecologies within a memory-cave on the banks of the Ohio river.

An artist’s number one nightmare, a lack of Inspiration. “Inspiratio” follows a girl in search for a melody to write a song. She finds herself in the middle of nature in autumn in search for a song, except she can’t seem to find it… As she is struggling to find inspiration, she slowly starts to realize that the reality surrounding her might give her what she was missing. Sometimes, the closest things to you are the hardest to find.

The bird family Sulidae comprises the gannets and boobies. Collectively called sulids, they are medium-large coastal seabirds that plunge-dive for fish and similar prey.

Plagued by stressful dreams and wrestling with grief, an anxious man reaches out for help from a—let’s say—nontraditional mental health provider.

This short video is a consideration of awe put to language inspired by a lineage of Tarkovskian musings that occurred whilst underwater and poetry of the New York School.

Light Body / Shadow Body was originally created as an audience interactive durational performance installation for Emersions production company in Asheville NC USA - December 2017. ‘Acting Like Humans’ was an immersive environment of about twenty simultaneously running performance installations that audience members could visit and interact with. The premise of ‘Acting Like Humans’ was an experiment to program a group of Robots with the artificial intelligence to understand the human experience. Each Robot had a specific human scenario to enact.

A little Marie Menken, a little Ornette Coleman. Shot on Super 8mm color negative film on a Nizo S2 camera, in East Lyme, Connecticut, in the summer of 2025.

A girl discovers a flower.

Investigates why the government banned direct action group Palestine Action, a decision that sparked intense debate and led to thousands of arrests

In 2010, Call of Duty developer Infinity Ward imploded, jeopardizing the development of the highly-anticipated Modern Warfare 3. This documentary tells the story of how the team overcame multiple overwhelming odds to deliver one of the biggest video games of all-time. With exclusive interviews from former Infinity Ward and Sledgehammer Games developers, you'll witness never-before-seen stories for the first time about one of gaming's most dramatic and chaotic developments.

A cozy, intimate performance in the round of Chris Lanzon's album 'You're Missing The Best Part', plus a debut extra. Captured live in front of an audience in Sydney's Eveleigh Hotel on the 26th of March, 2026.

It’s a college awareness short movie that shows how important the ethics of the faculty is.

An atmospheric exploration of the historic Provo High School building, reimagined through the creative presence of Brigham Young University’s art students, who have transformed its aging halls into a living canvas over the past several years.

A Deaf maximum-security prisoner undergoes an experimental medical procedure to earn early release and be reunited with his daughter. However, the procedure results in unexpected consequences.

An older brother tries to spend one last day with his siblings, the day before he leaves for college.

High school student Tamara, while in the process of creating a school project, comes across an unexplainable phenomenon: her video game character moves into the real world. Will she be able to hide him from the people around her and bring him back to his reality before it's too late?

Diagnosed as completely nearsighted at age 6, I have spent my life in a blur. A journey through the not always clear twists and turns of ophthalmology.

Students from Sierra Continuation High School’s Forestry and Natural Resources CTE program have produced a compelling 17-minute documentary exploring the recolonization of wolves in California. Focusing specifically on the Tahoe-Truckee and Sierra Valley regions, the film examines the complex intersection of wildlife conservation, the ranching industry, and local community impact.

Conner brings his pillow to life

In the Heart of Beirut is a film directed by karl choubassi, a project within the framework of "Les Nuits de la Lecture" 2026 City / Coutryside

Displeasure in the colors. Discord in the hums and waves. The visual and material planes are not a sanctuary: indeed, they are a spotlight. What is sacrificed for our security and the comfort of a pleasing image? Images/Optical sound printed on clear leader.

A young teen, Olivia receives a phone call, in which she's told a boy likes her. She finds out that the person that called her was lying. Olivia goes to the extreme to prank her back.

A new father struggles to leave his apartment due to the suspicious behavior of his upstairs neighbor, and his hatred for crabs.

Megan, an Asian adoptee, struggles to assert her identity against her white mother's expectations, finding reprieve in her bond with Gina, a nail technician who becomes a motherly figure. Through the meaning of the color red, Gina brings a newfound confidence to Megan, bolstering her Asian identity. When Gina decides to return to China, Megan faces the emotional challenge of saying goodbye, but ultimately embraces her newfound confidence and cultural roots by choosing bright red nail polish.

A struggling writer-programmer sits alone at his computer, trying to create a script from scratch. After stepping away, he returns to find it writing itself, reflecting his actions as reality and code blur-and he may be inside it right now

Super8 experimental short by Lucía Bernabeu.

After vowing to limit himself to six Modelos every Saturday night, Waylon Stone has another life‑changing cinematic experience which makes him reconsider the promise he made to himself.

In the desert of the American southwest, scientists are simulating the colonisation of Mars. They follow protocols, record data and live according to precise schedules. During their breaks, day-to-day life takes on the appearance of a strange science fiction. How do we imagine life on a planet we've never set foot on?

Experimental short film

Independently shot comedy special featuring comedian Yedoye Travis. Recorded February 22nd, 2025.

when a local subway talk show host interviews a homeless man, he's sucked down a paranoid rabbit hole of aliens, salvia, and stand up comedy

A filmmaker hires an actress to play the part of his murdered friend.

As Maria learns of her husband’s adultery, she decides to confront him over a cup of tea.

Last year there were 6,012 people who got away with murder. This is the story of two of them.

After a menstrual mishap on her way to class, a professor is exposed to her students and must decide whether to flee the scene or teach a lesson about shame.

three friends conclude the second movie of a trilogy when one has to leave, but one of the hosts is furvently against that, because there's still one movie left to watch.

After the passing of their father, two estranged brothers reunite for their father's funeral. Tensions rise as the brothers try to coexist for a day, and the resurfacing of old wounds sends the brothers on a downward spiral.

Local radio host Bob Campbell will introduce the screenings. Director Chad Nance, Producer Carissa Joines, and selected cast and crew will be present. A blood sucking anti-romantic comedy filmed in Winston-Salem! A jaded comedian and a desperate actress host a live late-night comedy horror show featuring “Blood Date on Trade Street” the story of a true-crime obsessed girl, a vampire, and the blind date that brings them together for a night of romance, suspense, and terror.

Another step, as careful as it is careless.

In a world where dreams and ambitions blur the lines between friendship and betrayal, Remembering Colors tells the gripping story of Shauna, an up-and-coming artist on the brink of stardom. Shauna's life takes a dark turn when her closest friend, Ashley, consumed by envy, orchestrates a plan to eliminate her and claim the spotlight for herself.

An obsessive-compulsive security analyst is forced to team up with a sloppy yet ingenious hacker to protect a large conglomerate. Little do they know that their suave leader has been secretly pulling strings behind their backs.

An unexpected competition where the worst of the worst must debate which one of them should die.

A young girl, Rika, who lives in the countryside of Japan, is raising a rhino beetle for beetle fights in order to gain friends. But before then, she needs to train and nurture it.

A young woman, newly-escaped from Georgia’s Ossabaw Island, navigates the swamps of Spanish East Florida on the way to a free life in Catholic St. Augustine when she discovers that in order to survive, she must both battle and befriend a volatile landscape.

A documentary of Tara Yummy's Mindset tour across the USA and Vancouver

Working in Progress is a quirky, offbeat mockumentary that hilariously captures the bizarre and absurd day-to-day operations of Scorbsackeg, a company with a purpose no one can quite figure out. Founded and run by the delusional and self-obsessed CEO James Brownlee, the company operates out of his sister Janet's home in the small town of Progress, Delaware. Despite its lack of clear direction, James believes the business is destined for greatness. He's so convinced, in fact, that he hires a film crew to capture his "rise to success," planning to sell the documentary alongside his autobiography when he makes it big.

In celebration of the Theatre’s centennial, we take a look back at the first hundred years of movies, pipe organs, concerts, festivals, popcorn, architecture, smoking lounges, and, very briefly, farm animals.

The Colorado River is drying up. Reservoirs are falling to record lows and drought ravages the borderlands of the United States and Mexico. The heavily engineered water systems of the American Southwest buckle under the strain of an expanding population. Life for those on the fringes begins to unravel.

White Nine is both a historical account of the independent living movement in Massachusetts and a compelling story of resilience, the power of collective action, and the enduring quest for equality, independence, and freedom for all. Fifty years ago, Joe, Christos, and Charlie, formed a profound bond as teens when their lives were forever changed by paralyzing spinal cord injuries-essentially a death sentence at that time. Their intertwined stories form the backbone of a larger narrative: the arduous fight for independence and civil rights for people with disabilities. Today, with enforcement weakening and legal challenges mounting, the ADA's promise of equality faces serious threats. As a country, we must actively defend these vital civil rights now to ensure people with disabilities are not pushed back into the margins. White Nine serves as a reminder of the battles fought, the progress achieved, and the critical work that still lies ahead.

A fragmented encounter on a Tuscan train leads to an unsettling meditation on intimacy, violence, and communication in this part-travelogue, part-city symphony.

A look at the lives of the people of the University of South Florida's Tampa campus.