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A short experimental dance film shot on Super 8, layering footage to reveal parallel selves in dialogue with body and mirror. This film explores duality and the transformative power of reflection.

January 22 is an intimate film about the filmmaker's personal experience having an abortion on the anniversary of Roe V. Wade. Through a candid and reflective lens, the diary-style film delves into this topic with honesty and sensitivity.

Between death and is a portrait of a funeral parlor in the heart of Baltimore City on the precipice of its own transition. The liminal states embedded in life, death, and grief are studied in this film. 108 West North Avenue was built in 1878 along Boundary Avenue as it was known then — just beyond the northern border of the city. It served the community as a funeral parlor from 1914 to 2021.

Statements made by presidents of the United States of America on glitched repeat, projected onto my face or hand as I work to make the video. And in opposition, portraits of artists in my creative family and community, who are unraveling and restructuring reality as you read this.

I found some old footage of a tree is a new film that envisions a Mother Nature- like character, personified as an experimental filmmaker. The film is not intended to be read as her finished work, but rather a snapshot of the creative process—like a journal entry, a vignette of ideas, or a mind map as she contemplates how to capture the changing planet. In this piece, the materiality of film becomes a metaphor for time, impermanence, and the ephemeral nature of the physical world. A sense of anxiety and urgency shapes the work, leaving us uncertain whether we are witnessing the past, the present, or a message from the future.

The artist uses semaphore—a maritime-based communication system that uses handheld flags to convey information at a distance—to transmit a message to the sea. Created at the end of an artist residency at the Sou’wester in Seaview, WA.

Going to humiliating and dangerous lengths to be seen.

Noa has to clean up her Mom's house after her death, but through packing things up she realizes she might not be the only one in the house.

When lost musician is hit with frightening news he must make his way through a psychological dreamscape where he must confront his deepest fears.

A three student document about one of the most visited and famous places in Portugal. The Sactuary of Fátima. It explores the duality of the visitors, the believers and the tourists and both at the same time. It revolves around the gathering of many people in one singular place with the same reasons, faith and devotion.

Documenting a group of thespians as they traverse NYC, visionary director Ovcharov takes the audience up close and personal as we see their triumphs... and their pitfalls.

oosely inspired by the Baba Yaga folktale, With Iron Teeth follows Sam, a young woman who works at senior center by day and scams the elderly at night. But one fateful evening, Sam and her new hookup Emerald learn that stealing from the wrong old lady has terrifying consequences.

A dark comedy following a young man whose relentless pursuit of a singular sexual fantasy leads to constant rejection and a crisis of masculinity.

Despite stories of a monster upstream, a young village boy ventures into the creek and discovers the truth behind his town's lore.

A janitor for a Mining company finds himself in a turn where his life changes.

Will the siren sound? This agitprop piece featuring banned words and phrases is necessary pushback against oppressive forces attacking human rights, personhood, economic inequality, and environmental advocacy in the United States.

A silent psychological mystery set in the Whitgift Shopping Centre, Croydon. The film was shot on B&W Reversal Super 8 and was first exhibited as part of a group show at Conditions Studio Programme.

In a dense, opaque city, a man walks at a distance, cut off from the world. He collects fragments, post-its that he keeps without really knowing why. This absurd system becomes a method, an attempt to fit into the world.

YLOD [video for a bricked ps3] imagines a faulty character creation menu still haunting the interior of a useless PlayStation 3. Created using the Dark Souls debug menu mod by Lance McDonald, YLOD is an amalgamation of glitched imagery and character skins, illuminating moments where video game space breaks down, destroying the implied fantasy, creating something new through something broken.

Need help? Crashouts, manifestation influencers and injury lawyers collide in this breakneck ride through the Midwest. 50 years after attorney ads were first legalized in the United States, their ubiquitous self-portraits (allegedly) invoke a churn-and-burn economy of volume, velocity, fears, and veneers.

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Collage of siphonophores and the apparatus of war.

A teenage boy struggling with depression reaches the tipping point as he remembers the simple but powerful moments in his life.

Callum, a struggling writer, finds inspiration for his next script in a mysterious notebook. As he begins to adapt its pages, Callum's idea of reality and fiction becomes intertwined. Losing himself in his new reality, Callum must try to separate himself from the clutches of the unknown, original author. Who are they? And what do they want with Callum?

A generation of lesbians who’ve had to rely on chosen family reflect on the work their community has done to age in place on the North Fork of Long Island.

Women pretend to be rocks. Military operations masquerade as art education. One woman deserts to pursue a more radical act of unselfing.

On the day of a small birthday party, a clown in Ilocos Norte looks back on his childhood—when laughter was scarce, but dreams were loud.

The first in a series about mechanisms, economies, and ecologies of production through the confluence of eggs, photography, and the sun.

Holding Shards is a performance to camera video work. It was filmed in a burnt, regrowing woodland in Kent; a desecrated church in Swansea; and a stream in the Gower Peninsula. The work builds on a live performance made in the village of Walsingham, Norfolk (Messenger’s Lament) which examined that place’s history of image-breaking and the pilgrimage of childless believers. The protagonist of both works is a smashed stained-glass saint, who laments unanswered prayer.

‘margins of unfinished self’ is a work that explores the shifting boundaries of the self. It draws on micro narratives and sonic fragments that move through grief’s reshaping of time and identity – moments where scepticism sits alongside yearning, where the mystical brushes up against the everyday, and where multiplicity begins to feel like a condition of being.

A Body of Objects is a single channel video piece cataloguing handmade instruments and found non-musical sound objects. By weaving together disparate sounds created by each instrument and sound object, A Body of Objects exalts the objecthood of these invented instruments and found items while disrupting ideas of linear listening. Each object has its own agency. Player and instrument work together to create a soundscape that invites listeners to think about sound and object as an encounter as opposed to the sequence they see; the instrument is played but as the video unfolds, it is increasingly difficult to place the action to the sound. The sound is mediated through the listeners’ perception and bodily attention, creating a unique subjective sonic experience that resists the hierarchy of linear compositions placed upon sound and engages in dialectical listening.

Pain Re-synthesised is a meditation on the subjective nature of pain. Exploring the disorienting, debilitating nature of pain, while also reflecting on its potential to generate something new – to create texture, detail, temporal dimensions, divinity and beauty that didn’t exist before. A process of re-synthesis takes place as a groan is broken up, warped, re-pitched and transformed again and again through SPEAR – a spectral analysis program that visualises sound frequencies as fragmented grey lines.

A psychic therapist goes inside his client's head to fight her inner demons with a sword.

SURRENDUR transmits the stories of Mike Forcia (Bad River Anishinaabe), the American Indian Movement activist who orchestrated the toppling of a monument to Christopher Columbus, and Ta Pe'juta Wičháȟpi Win (Hunkpati Dakota Oyate), whose political consciousness was awoken when she danced around the fallen statue with her daughter.

On Christmas Eve, a boy named Caleb sacrifices everything he has to get a present for his little sister, Stella. When his plan falls apart, a magical surprise changes their night forever.

A man descends through phases of texture, life, degradation and colour.

A documentary about the Yo Yo Killer

A man tries to track down the Trash Man

Short Stop is a short film about a kid with cystic fibrosis trying to join his college baseball team but can't due to his condition and needs to find a new meaning for his life other then baseball

Stories from a mysterious castle.

When Donald Trump and Secret Service Agent 1 messed with time, they made a horrific dystopian reality, an alternate nation. In this reality, A curious man named Winston turns to John F. Kennedy for answers.

After a particularly long game of Goon of Fortune, four friends make a wish upon a shooting star. The weekend that follows is beyond their wildest dreams, but have they bitten off more than they can chew?

A maintenance worker goes deep into an overgrown forest to inspect an abandoned watchtower site. As he dutifully records his findings, he is surprised when the forest seems to start sending him messages.

When young Jonah is taken to a faith healer to cure his Deafness, his parents must face a new reality. Featuring Sandra Mae Frank in a supporting role.

When Yoo Hee-jin's junior year of college is cut short by a terminal diagnosis, she turns to a bucket list, leading her back to Seoul and to the first love she never truly left behind.

Andrew Callaghan helps find a lost parrot

Caspian, an adolescent boy, grapples with his feelings of loneliness and inadequacy as he navigates Central London at night alone.

Globy and her family and friends embark on a comedic adventure to find a missing box of Christmas cookies. The trip turns into a series of hilarious situations and failed attempts, from funny investigations to a disastrous cookie-making experiment The cakes themselves.

Two students forced to work on a school project together discuss higher powers, the concept of control, coffee, and discover something deep within in the meantime.

An uber driver is visited by an unexpected passenger. But is she even human?

From the void of non-existence, the longing for my Nabi has brought me into life; look where the relentless quest for my Nabi has led me wandering.

It's been two weeks since Tyler and Oliver uploaded their video to YouTube, and the world hasn't stopped spinning since. Those fleeting kisses have become a constant, but now, as they prepare to attend Tyler's mom's wedding, they must confront what their friendship is becoming. As they navigate these blurred lines, they realize that time, like their feelings, can stretch or rush by, depending on how they choose to see it.

Young man Jack Curtis gets his life turned upside down when his deadbeat father attempts to reconnect into his life

Dirt Nap is composed of one-minute excerpts from 46 naps Rick Silva took in nature across the western United States between September 2024 and January 2026, sequenced in the order they were recorded.

The stupider spiritual sucessor to Boyhood: a feature length documentary charting the dramatic rise of a friend group that was initially expected not to last once we got to college, filmed over the course of 15 years. Filmed by Will Hopson from ages 13 to 27, with select footage courtesy of Jonathan Stritch & Sayed Gilani Edited by Will Hopson Starring Will Hopson, Jonathan Stritch, & Sayed Gilani Featuring music by Drake, Macklemore, David Bowie, Linkin Park, & Ludwig van Beethoven

Dante and Luomo from "The Bacino Brothers" (2024) must go on a wacky adventure after learning Mr. Pizzapie is kidnapped.