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The title draws on Nietzsche’s comment on modernity as an experience of radical relativization in the cosmos: 'Since Copernicus man has been rolling from the centre toward X.' I became less interested in 'X' representing nothing or negativity, and so I made it crooked, with the letter 'K.' Which brought to mind 'being OK' as a state and a goal: we are familiar with oblivion (X), we read about it every day. How to get to 'OK' is a more challenging and interesting problem. There are five em dashes between O and K — a state of abeyance, like living while holding your breath. — Vijay Masharani

The Social Democrat party invites you to vote

For feelings felt in early May.

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A short ethnographic film following Chin refugees in West Delhi's Uttam Nagar, where the border doesn't live at a territorial line but inside a document — the UNHCR card, the asylum-seeker classification, the paper that determines who you are allowed to be. Filmed across church gatherings, household visits, and the ordinary bureaucratic waiting that structures daily life, the film asks what it means to inhabit a city where belonging remains provisional. Made as a student ethnographic project at Ashoka University.

Tidying up the artist studio of her father, a painter who died in 2020, Clara Chapus discovers three forgotten rolls of film inside a metal box. Cows in the field across the way, a teapot held aloft, the mauve of the heather, a fire in the fireplace, bygone figures and gestures: the filmmaker sees again the sites of her childhood and the gaze of her father, who explores the film medium as a new artistic possibility, as he continually juxtaposes the large and the small, the domestic and the mythical, the human and the non-human: all that there is on our soil.

In edition #5 of Bogo, the gang books a live radio show, a mad scientist hatches his most evil scheme yet, and a mysterious vigilante roams the streets after dark.

In edition #4 of Bogo, the gang refurbish a used van, a smash-hit new trading card game gets personal, and two kids hatch a genius plan to score beer.

how life’s pressures make us forget happiness. It follows a character who feels lost until he sees others enjoying simple moments and joins them, rediscovering his smile. The film shows that sometimes, we have to seek happiness to feel it again.”

Short horror film about the horrors of the pool drain

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Rudolfas Kinderis talks about his new factory and invites you to vote

Two kids from a religious Zionist family quietly slip out of their home late at night, going against their father’s wishes, to finish a meaningful woodworking project, hoping to make him proud.

How many dawns, chill from his rippling rest / The seagull’s wings shall dip and pivot him / Shedding white rings of tumult, building high / Over the chained bay waters Liberty—

As a woman's grip on reality fractures, she must confront the physical manifestation of her trauma before its too late.

A mysterious hole in Ashley's ceiling leads to a night of misfortune.

A story testing the limits of love.

A detective trys to uncover the secrets behind a mysterious death in a park, What he finds shocks him to his core

The vehicles in Tron: Ares

What started as a simple theft of a 1-million-dinar masterpiece turns into a supernatural pursuit when two students are forced to hunt down the figures that stepped out of the frame.

In the modern age it's easier than ever to forsake the outside and remain on the inside.

Two cowboys stroll down a road.

In a very far-flung area where connectivity is scarce, Neneng, a determined Senior High student climbs to a precarious elevated spot each day to attend online classes, turning a fragile internet service into a lifeline toward education and the promise of progress for both self and community.

A race against time between two agents to secure the blueprint for a nuclear weapon.

In the town of Chugwater, Wyoming, a man finds himself in the center of a U.S. missile attack. Very quickly, he discovers that it's entirely his fault.

Ainsley Bruce attempts to get his life back on track in the form of a job interview. All seems well on the surface, However his demons from his past continue to haunt him.

A young wolf from southern China discovers a new world through his screen, but is he losing his identity? This boundary pushing experimental short film is the hottest thing this summer!

In an attempt to escape the mundane, a group of friends try something that's a little more on the dangerous side.

A reinterpretation of memory through the main motif of the color blue, grappling with both cultural and personal dissonance.

Self-portraits of the artist’s emotional states to process the experience of going through breast cancer during the pandemic.

A swirling punk rock invocation for revolution.

Sisters Sasha and Kira survive together in a post-apocalyptic world ruined by war. Sudden deadly flashes strike, while dangerous gangs roam around. But there must be a city out there where people still live, right? An alien creature watches the sisters from space. Maybe it knows the answer.

A loving family portrait told through the preparation of traditional food preparation.

What if our dreams are not the product of our subconscious but are the residue of media we have yet to consume.

Finally, Kelsey Hamilton drops her debut stand-up special 'A Very Professional Comedian', though the blooper reel may show otherwise. She has the pearly white smile of a dental ad, but when she speaks, it's pure comedic gold! Get to know Kelsey as she shares stories about dating, marriage, lying at work, dogs with social media and how her mom provides endless material. You'll be hearing this album on SiriusXM Comedy Club and we have a feeling she's about to blow up, so be sure follow Kelsey to see what comes next!

Inspired by the trans-Atlantic slave trade and other large-scale traumatic events, this project uses the love-lost trope to examine how collective trauma impacts our connection to the land.

In an intimate conversation about the poem “Snow,” written by the filmmaker’s deceased aunt, the filmmaker and her mother reveal a portrait of a splintered family, a messy immigration journey, and the varied threads of the Chinese diaspora bound together by a shared image of snow.

Photographer Pauly V. navigates life with chronic illness through Eco-experimental film photography.

This film is the result of conversations between Blackfoot artists, youth and Elders and the Southern Alberta Art Gallery to stand as a visualization of the Gallery's Blackfoot name, Maansiksikaitsitapiitsinikssin, the new making of images, related to the telling of Blackfoot peoples' stories.

A Photographer takes a trip to New York City.

"We're Not Friends" is the debut comedy special and album from Canadian stand-up comedian Renee Groux. Her debut special has her celebrating and shaking her fist at the ups and downs of parenting and marriage. Seen at the Guelph Comedy Festival, Don't Tell Comedy, Fever Dream Comedy and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Renee's comedy is smart, upbeat and raunchy as she takes you through her first years of parenting her toddler while trying to stay cool/relevant/feminist/sane!

In the heart of Havana, Grammy-winning composer Ted Nash invites young Cuban musicians to find inspiration in the colors and forms of a museum’s paintings. What begins as a search for melody becomes an awakening, as students uncover hidden voices within themselves—discovering passion, courage, and untapped creativity. Their week of exploration blooms into a radiant concert before more than a thousand people, where art and music merge into a testament of self-discovery and the boundless power of expression.

My Mother: Artist and Teacher is for us as a collaboration, as an opportunity to contact our mother heart, our father heart, our own heart. Sing along, hum, vibrate with moans, tears, laughter, or silence! It's free therapy!!!

A series of tableaus about living in Australia.

After a virus wipes out the world's population, the only surviving human faces humanity's greatest enemy, hunger.

‘insufferable / rare honor / noself, em / where is here / placevid72, dreamt someone was holding me tightly by the ribcage 4’ is made from original video footage, field and synthesizer recordings, screenshots and recordings of still images and digital art works, and collaborative dance pieces.

Josh, a 20 year old, is at his 3 year mark of a relationship with his girlfriend, Jules. After having doubts for a while, Josh tries to initiate a breakup but is soon interrupted by a serial killer couple named the Pembertons who put both of them in a deadly game of cat and mouse, to force them to love each other once more.

A restless spirit in an abandoned building is disturbed.

Two movements that encapsulate the previous 3 years of the filmmaker's life. Images are juxtaposed, smashed together, and eventually dissipate.

This upbeat self-portrait chronicles the personal journey of Donald M. Falls. Born Deaf and raised without adequate support, Donald transforms into a confident young man with pride and purpose.

The various department heads of Northeast State Community College arrive to meet with "Dean the Dean" for an emergency meeting at one in the morning only to find him dead. They must now take on detective roles to solve Dean's murder while unraveling a larger mystery.

A documentary that explores the role of faith within the LGBTQ+ community, delving into how belief, spirituality, and identity intersect in deeply personal and often complicated ways. For centuries, mainstream religious institutions have positioned themselves in opposition to LGBTQ+ lives, shaping a narrative of exclusion, judgment, and silence. To say that the treatment of LGBTQ+ individuals by many orthodox traditions has been “unkind” is to understate the pain, rejection, and loss countless people have endured in the name of faith.

A handheld smartphone experiment

A film about dancing, friendship, and the bizarre nature of driving in a car. Available to watch here:

A letter-film.

Tabitha reflects on her loving friendship with her dog, Spot.