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The 9/11 Memorial in New York City is a sacred place. The final resting place for many of the nearly 3,000 victims of the September 11th attacks. Based on the book, "Finding Fifteen," "Sky So Blue" is a feature length documentary based on families who lost so much on 9/11. Follow Tim Oliver on his daily walk to work through the memorial. A walk that becomes a journey of love, hope and survival as Oliver finds five families of 9/11, who relive the final moments of innocent Americans caught up in the terrorist attacks and share their unique perspectives on a divided and pandemic-stricken America 20 years later. New Jersey: A police officer who ran toward danger. Long Island: A woman who wouldn't leave a wounded friend. Maryland: A young enlisted man on duty to protect his country. Long Island: A custodian who survived a previous terrorist attack. Rhode Island: A flight attendant who filled in for a co-worker.

A young woman has an encounter with a deadly lake spirit

A teenage rock band performs their music for a small audience. At the end of their performance, lead singer Lacy who is in love with one of the members, gets a text from her mother to invite the band to her family’s factory, possibly for jobs. However, the family has a dark secret that will forever transform or fatally devour their friendship.

This is the nest image, the camouflage image, the vortex image, the haunt image, the net image, the drill image, the wire image, the cocoon image, the haunted image, the interconnected image, the pandemic image. The haunted space of the image. Part of the Hauntology nests.

When a man (Michael Ochotorena, "John Light," "Dispatched") wakes up under a bridge to discover he no longer knows who he is or how he got there, his life brutally unfolds as a homeless person. Enduring the scorn of random people, the elements, and coping with a terrible head injury, he finds hope in the unlikeliest of friends: a dog and a pastor (Greg Mason, "Midnight (2020)," "Dispatched"). Together, they explore kindness, compassion, and what it means to live--and to become a Godsend to others.

"About 44% of Republicans believed Bill Gates would use the COVID-19 vaccine to mass implant Americans with microchips and track their movements" (Vice News).

A clean-out specialist uncovers a Dybbuk box, unaware of its folklore and the evil spirit that it harvests.

A scathing look at the horrific violence that lies at the heart of Indian politics!

With their wives going out for the night, four long time friends decide to have a poker night, where old emotions and new dramas rear their ugly heads.

During his stay in Cape Town as a film student, Shatho Tibone was inspired by an initial casual trip he took to the scenic but informal settlement of Hangberg. This film focuses on the uncertainties and inhumane acts of police and state brutality faced by the predominantly Rastafarian, KhoiSan identifying community of Hangberg in Cape Town, South Africa. So, through the participatory collective effort of a few journalists, filmmaker and community leaders Shatho went on a 5 year journey to document the story of this community which has become an enigma in South African imagination,

The life of bright orange-haired Penelope Pierce is heavily romanticized by her social media presence, but are things behind the screen really as great as people think?

Features different comedians who open up about their lives during the COVID-19 pandemic, doing virtual stand-up shows.

Cuttlefish is a coming-of-age short film that follows a twelve-year-old tomboy after unexpected encounters at school and at home.

Three months removed from a harrowing break up, a man is unexpectedly faced by his ex. Through the battle of present and past, and of self and other, he finds roots in the reality of what was- even once he realizes that the encounter might not have been what he expected at all.

Set in college, Friendship is an emotional saga where two friends go out of their way to help a girl get justice, who is sexually abused and killed by goons. Will they succeed? After all, justice delayed is justice denied.

In 2016, hundreds of academics signed a petition in Turkey, asking the state to put an end to violence inflicted upon Kurdish people. Academics for Peace have been criminalized and put on trial with the charge of terrorist propaganda. A Defense portrays one of the Academics for Peace while preparing for her upcoming appearance in court in 2019. A psychodrama is put on stage in a house, where the person is both the state, the judge, the academic and the cook. It’s a self-portrait on the violence and absurdity of the ways in which the state sneaks into the house of an academic, forcing her to adjust her words, body and gestures.

Based on a story by Satyajit Ray

In the heart of the English Moorland, THE GENTLEMAN pursues answers from an enigmatic PRIEST.

A cinematic record by Anton Bialas and Ferdinand Gouzon of some twenty of Pommereulle’s sculptures.

A stop-motion film exploring the mechanisms and materiality of consumerism and recycling culture.

Long a target for poachers, the rhino has been hunted for their horns across Africa. In The Last Horns of Africa, debut documentary feature director Garth De Bruno Austin follows those who are putting their lives on the line to protect the animal, from a hidden rhino orphanage to the Kruger National Park. With unparalleled access the filmmakers have created a compelling documentary that explores conservation, the illegal wildlife trade, and rhino poachers.

Following the highs and lows of first dates, first loves, marriages, babies, in-laws, and growing old together, this hilarious and poignant show pays tribute to those who have loved and lost and to those who have dared to ask someone out on a date.

Follows three young Texas cowgirls tasked with carrying on their families' legacies amidst a volatile landscape and industry. The film explores the modern West: a place where the male cowboy mythology must answer to a new, honest, and some would say subversive, female story. The jarring transition between generations illuminates the weight of heritage and tradition. As the old guard wanes, these three women stand amidst the vast ranchlands of Texas. Who has the authority to claim our traditions when only those who have been overlooked are left to carry them on?

Super-8 footage captured while filming Bergman Island. In voice-over, filmmaker Mia Hansen-Løve offers intimate reflections on her creative process on the island of Fårö and her relationship with Bergman and Swedish cinema.

The perfect couple come together imperfectly. Two hopeful romantics develop a strong emotional bond--- the only problem is, they're both stuck in relationships with other people. Part two of "The Love Cycle," a collection of four films by the director that explore the nuances of Black love in America.

OUT OF THE BLUE is a typically thought-provoking and contemplative work constructed from seemingly disparate elements: imagery recorded from the window of a plane during her trans-Atlantic travels, diary-like footage, found imagery and sound, and onscreen texts. The result is a highly personal, open-ended meditation on the passage of time, historical trauma, and liminal physical and emotional spaces that embodies Fisher’s radically multilayered approach: she juxtaposes multiple layers of visual and aural materials not only to create a rich visual experience, but to bring into play a dizzying and cross-pollinating array of ideas. The soundtrack features composer Lois V Vierk’s long-form piece, “Words Fail Me,” a work inspired by Vierk’s experience as an eyewitness to the fall of the World Trade Center, twenty years ago.

A family of four isolate themselves to their Chicago home following an outbreak of a modern strain of the deadly bubonic plague.

Dragonflies are the deadliest hunters in the animal kingdom...well, second to a pair of girls that feed on creep blood.

Movie night for Nich and Conner transforms into a bizarre and trippy night as the cursed film they're watching becomes all too real.

A young man attempts to rewrite the narrative of a strange first date.

Jacob is quickly digressing into a state of insanity as Davis and Michael are confronted with a new issue: global disease, which only makes matters worse. In a race against the clock, they see the world fade around them, and letters and envelopes seem to be all that’s left for mankind.

Through the lens of those descended from the "Black Promised Land" we draw a century-long thread, revealing the lingering trauma endured when a thriving Black community is repeatedly targeted for systematic destruction.

In a city ruled by the underworld, a religious fanatic teenager is worried about the recent rumors of demonic gangs and cults. She takes a trip to the cemetery to take flowers in remorse for the car accident her friend recently had, unaware that the cemetery is territory of a female gang faction known as the Vampire Nymphets whose adored leader is a male vampire.

When a girl who has spent 1,489 days trying to convince herself that she deserves to be loved gives up.

Inspired by folklore, the NYX 13 Minutes of Horror Film Festival collects 13 inventive, eerie DIY shorts directed by women. The NYX 13 Minutes of Horror film festival challenges the assumption that women “just aren’t into horror” by offering women horror filmmakers (including BIWOC, LGBTQ+ women, disabled women, and non-binary creators) exposure for their projects and accessibility to resources, free of charge. Together with creators and partners, 13 Minutes is looking to redefine the horror industry and women’s roles within it. Contains mild language, violence and gore.

All cards are on the table when a queer, Muslim, South Asian American woman introduces her Latinx partner for the first time at a family game night.

Set in 1860's Colorado, two Hispanic fugitives remain elusive after murdering dozens of Anglo-Americans -- a lifestyle rooted in the aftermath of a recent culture clash. Decades of ill-treatment against their heritage and families is their fuel for a bloody rebellion. Inspired by true events.

After hearing a trip proposal from grandma, Hao Hao and his grandparents venture on a journey to explore the fun places of Taichung, and certain locations that hold cherished memories of the past. The director made a successful attempt of telling a heart-warming Taiwanese family life story with original songs by combining unique art style with flowing animation.

Mind of Modernism brings you on a meditative and smooth journey through Norwegian architecture. In this film, Paul Tunge and photographer Egil Håskjold Larsen venture out into the public and into rooms, to explore modernist buildings in Norwegian society. This audiovisual journey is composed of three short films: Ad Astra, Bauta and Platform. In Ad Astra you will see brutalist church architecture, which is in stark contrast to the traditional church we all know. In Bauta you will soar around Oslo and observe concrete public buildings, while in Platform you will enter modern villas. Sound and image exist in a calm (but also chilling) symbiosis in this portrait of modernistic buildings.

Five individuals relate their life stories and struggles as they journey to participate in the filming of The Chosen's "Sermon on the Mount" scene.

Hunting is part of everyday life for eight-year-old Emily Fletcher and her family living in rural Texas. The stuffed heads of deer and wild boar decorate the walls of their home, along with the many crosses. The only member of the family who doesn’t have their own hunting trophy on the wall is Emily. She’s determined to correct that situation, but is also dreading it. Will she be able to overcome her fears?

A jealous friend has the uncompromising Natasha in her sights

It was while proceeding with the digital restoration of the film CHANTILLY produced in 1976 that the idea for this project came about. Originally the idea was to do a follow-up to the original film, a sort of unrolling of all the graphic elements of the "multi-screen" grid; but very quickly, another film came to the fore. The superimposition of 80 painted transparent celluloid gels and monochromes used for the backgrounds called for new elements to come from a different personal, contemporary reality.

In Voice Engine, 2021, Rosa Barba further explores ideas that undergo perpetual transformation of images and their translation through sound. The work destabilizes the old hierarchy of cinema components, freeing them up from their original use and letting them interact in new and unforeseen ways. Voice Engine resonates with Barba’s sculptural approach to film and the relation between the work and the viewer. At Kunsthal, the voices of choristers from Rotterdam power a set of projectors. Their song is a new, unique composition closely aligned to the film material. The choristers activate the 16mm and 35mm projectors with the various frequencies of their voices. Here, light and sound can respond unexpectedly to one another using the analogue footage and the timbre and power of analogue voices.

Ours is a film that speaks to, and speaks up for, football supporters. They have been conspicuous by their absence during the Covid-19 pandemic, when they have been missed in silent stadia. How will they help to shape the future of a game undergoing an existential crisis?

Pete Hegseth hosts Washington Crossing Park's annual reenactment of the Continental Army's fateful Christmas crossing of the Delaware. This highly-anticipated event marks a pivotal moment in the Revolutionary War and our nation's history.

A journalist used in a plot to assassinate a dissident suffers a disorder in which she repeats words and phrases heard in the past.

Submission Underground 29 took place Sunday, December 12, 2021 with 9 fights in Portland, Oregon.

A breakdown of Modern Life is Rubbish, the second studio album by English alternative rock band Blur (released May 1993). The album is regarded as one of the defining releases of the Britpop scene.

An exercise in how haunted a space can feel when all that's left are our memories

Nearly a decade has passed. The most powerful video game machine ever built, the Mega64, still dwells underground, in a dungeon - beneath an apartment building. The experiments around it, their subjects, and its keepers, all but a distant memory - until today, when the world's biggest tech company unveils a device prototype that is wanted by the most mysterious of figures.

A film about boy whose portrait comes to life and leads him to see life through a more colorful eye.

Director Jeff Krulik returns to Jim Powell's basement for more heavy metal goodies.

A short experimental tone-poem documentary that explores three stages of the gentrification of Seattle.

Confession of a Subconscious follows the passage of a woman after the mysterious death of her partner. Doubts, fears and worries will come to the surface as she struggles to admit the mystery of what happened.

A Starting Point follows three colleagues on a 65 km non-stop winter trek to raise awareness about homelessness in Waterloo Region. Meanwhile, an ongoing discussion examines the impacts of rapid development, the affordable housing crisis, and the community's potential to set an example as leaders social compassion.

Adira, a teenage girl discovers her love for gaming with some help from a top Twitch streamer as her mentor, Autumn Rhodes. Adira quickly rises to a professional streaming status and must overcome challenges that come along with her newfound popularity.

Max and Olivia are the loves of their lives but one night can change everything.

Chad Daniels decided that the perfect time to record a new album was on his *checks notes* Twelfth Night of standup in a calendar year. This one is a love letter to the fans who've stuck it out through the pandemic with a smile, albeit behind a mask.