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A couple, deep in love, make quite unusual requests of one another.

Over the course of a year, filmmaker Charlotte Ginsborg filmed the London housing co-operative that she lives in, looking to chart the residents’ diverse experiences of the pandemic, across the daily life of numerous national lockdowns. Some experienced the illness itself, while others faced the stress of work on the front line. Each Saturday, the residents came together to sing with each other from their communal balconies and walkways, and these songs permeate throughout the film. Increasingly frustrated by the government, residents experienced an emotional rollercoaster that is reflected in a film wherein the personal and political interweave, to create an intimate and moving portrait of a unique community during an extraordinary time.

A boy spends a day with an old friend. A girl spends a day with a new friend.

A Presbyterian minister and her atheist son consider the fate of the school shooter tied up at the kitchen table.

The sequel to Goblin Gang's visionary debut film. A young man studying at a bus stop is followed by a strange entity from across the street

After calling to have a plumbing issue repaired, Paul struggles to navigate a social interaction with his superintendent.

28 is Great is a mockumentary that follows the story of a film crew laden with inter-personal conflict as each of them battles their own egos in a different way. As all five characters, performed by just one actress, go through their ups, downs and everything in between, we begin to wonder if they'll even make it to the end of their day.

This is the third installment of the time chaser trilogy

Wanting to escape a mundane and monotonous reality, Jian needs a little help remembering a reason to stay.

Filmed over eight years, Rothman follows a group of adolescents who discover that they were conceived from the same sperm donor, forming an unlikely family of familiar strangers. There are presently 37 half-siblings, and counting. This documentary explores the complexities of alternative conception while defining a new realm of modern family.

Alisyn Camerota and Chloe Melas explore pop icon Britney Spears' battle to end her legal conservatorship through critical conversations around tabloid culture, mental health, and the treatment of women in the public eye.

Several hundred thousand feral cats roam the Hawaiian Islands. While these cats struggle to survive in the wild, they unfortunately also kill endangered species on the brink of extinction, sparking a controversial and polarising debate across the state.

When game heads Digit and his gaming whiz dog Echo play the latest VR game Alien Busters, the game becomes all too real. Thanks to an electrical storm that causes a short circuit in the gaming machine, Alien Busters stars Squeak and Commander Hamsanders come out of the game and into Digit and Echo's lives. Dive into the virtual fun with Black Friday.

Springs Joy is an immersive 360 short documentary about the joy and wonder of Florida's unique but endangered fresh water springs. A section of north Florida contains the largest springs and the highest concentration of freshwater springs on earth. And people never forget their first experience with one. Springs Joy takes viewers into the middle of the action, where the only thing missing is the cool water splashing on their faces as they plunge into the world of these magnificent crystalline springs.

A distressed woman is visited by the spirit of her recently deceased friend.

A short film consisted of 3 stories around characters that never had the chance to fit in.

A mother and daughter...

The ultimate revamp of the original "Intense Battles" from Ryanium Films. A young boy Elia grows up devastated and in desperate search for the reason behind his father's disappearance. One day he discovers a dark secret past which his father had tried so hard to lock away - but there is no stopping Elia for what he will do next.

In a small college town, a student finds his isolation and social ineptitude weighing down on him, leading to nightmarish results.

The stakes are higher than they've ever been when the Anti-Adrian Corporation inexplicably runs at large, accomplishing a frightening number of achievements within a short span of time.

This is the story of a family that represents the collective memory of Colombia that has lived at war for more than seventy years, a journey through a country submerged in corruption, poor health coverage, and abuse by the military.

Years after moving to the US with his grandfather from Puerto Rico, Gabriel struggles to get by in his new home.

A short film featuring Arthur Longo, made with friends near and far during winter 2021. Featuring Arthur Longo, Dan Liedahl, Mary Rand, Blake Paul, and more. Filmed by Jake Price, Harry Hagan, and Olivier Gittler. Directed and edited by Tanner Pendleton.

After tragedy strikes, acclaimed poet Ruth Stone retreated to the margins of the literary world, working tirelessly to provide for her children, and transforming her intense grief into poetry, using simple, startling language.

October 27, 2020 was the second night of protests in Philadelphia over the killing of Walter Wallace, Jr.

In this brand-new documentary marking The Queen’s 95th birthday, Alexander Armstrong meets the royal cousins who share details about their most famous relative and reveal what it’s like to be part of this extraordinary family. Sharing private letters, personal photos and rare memorabilia, they recount treasured memories for the first time and Alexander learns more about royal life in modern Britain. And, as he takes viewers on a road trip through the country and the dynasties, Alexander reveals he may have uncovered a new cousin who can take their place in the royal family tree.

Young and vulnerable Charlie discovers a secret entrance into a dream-like forest, and the line between perception and reality blurs.

Abbey Grace wants nothing more than to find her place in the world as she flourishes into a beautiful young woman. There's just one problem she's the daughter of a notorious serial killer, and the whole world knows it. As she struggles to break from her father's shadow, Abbey finds romance in the unlikeliest of places in this twisted, dark comedic tale that proves love knows no bounds.

A brave captain and his faithful mate transport a captive warrior, who holds “the inventory of the Mind,” across the interstellar line. When their ship is forced to navigate an asteroid field, their mission is jeopardized.

An aesthetically invigorating reworking of the casting process of Sidney Franklin’s The Good Earth (1937), a film notorious for a white actor’s racist portrayal of a Chinese character.

Two detectives attempt to discover the truth behind a burgeoning serial killer and her connection to a previous murder spree.

Charlotte Moon and her crew are pulled into solving a notorious neighbor's murder out on the greens of their southern, country club neighborhood, The Queen's Crown, a place where rich is relative and the tea is sweet.

"Rose" is a filmed one-woman theatrical performance. A moving reminder of some of the harrowing events that shaped the century. It remains sadly relevant today as racial tensions escalate, and allegations of antisemitism are rife.

Bodies and objects chaotically collide in a small house as it plummets down a deep hole. Created using Valve's 2004 Machinima game Garry's Mod during COVID-19 self isolation.

A dark, modern-day fable, Each Other tells the story of a human body on a journey of self-discovery. Not a cow. Not a chicken. But what? Mixing horror, dance and Lacanian philosophy, Each Other explores what it means to truly know oneself.

Two brothers of a mysterious, influential family clash over how to honor their late father's legacy. Told through the eyes of a documentary filmmaker.

What drives the Currys to adopt five special-needs children from overseas while having seven biological children already? This film gives an intimate and nuanced look into the adoption journey of the Curry family, making a case for their humanity. By exploring themes of alternative parenting, ambitious altruism, the power of family love, and the challenges of special needs adoption, it empowers and gives an honest voice to the adoptive parents who are rarely represented. In this time of increasing racial diversity and growth of the unconventional family, the Currys' story inspires us to introspect on social justice and making a difference in others' lives.

The ancient struggle between good and evil.

NEW YORK (July 14, 2021) – Now that the U.S. government can no longer deny the existence of UFOs, eyewitnesses feel emboldened to share their stories and there’s a renewed hope that we may learn the truth about whether we have been visited by extraterrestrials

Keith Rowe has spent a lifetime delving into the relationship between sound and physical objects through what he loosely describes as the guitar. “What Is Man And What Is Guitar? Keith Rowe” is a short film that explores the thinking of Keith Rowe and functions as a unique evaluation of agency from an influential artist who happens to be an aging person in the world. The film documents passages of Rowe’s ongoing journey, from playing jazz through early years of poverty in Britain, to exploring the unexplored with the ensemble AMM, to his groundbreaking solo, duo and ensemble work from beneath the small umbrella of fringe music. Across six decades, Rowe’s body of work has functioned as a signal for the parameters, signposts, and permissions for the unorthodox in improvised music.

2011 saw the largest wave of disorder in the UK since the 1980s. This revelatory film hears from the people who experienced the riots up close and personal. A decade on, we look back at the summer of 2011 through the eyes of those whose lives have never been the same since. In a series of candid interviews, we hear the story from all angles. Convicted rioters, frontline police, a judge, a government advisor and a grieving father look back at that week in August, and the years that followed, to piece together what really happened and why.

A story of pride and acceptance told through the characters of Godzilla and Little Godzilla.

A fisherman embarks on a journey into his past.

The super epic banana hunter, Mike Hawk, hunts down the vicious and hyper-intelligent alien bananas to prevent their plan of mass reproduction and population of Earth. He is simply too epic and good and sweet to accept defeat.

A grieving mother is plagued by an entity while being held hostage in her car.

After the death of his mother, a little boy encounters a magical creature in the woods who promises to return her to him if he will simply chop down the tree he is trapped within

Throughout all of human history, people have paid meticulous attention to natural sounds, but in our noisy industrial world, these wild voices largely go unheard. From a tiny warbler announcing the awakening dawn, to sibling brown bears growling over fishing rights, to the roar of a calving glacier, the earth offers a rich and varied chorus for those who listen. Set in Glacier Bay National Park, one of the most spectacular wild places on earth, The Singing Planet immerses viewers in these wild voices and the wild places that give rise to them, guided by natural sounds recordists, Richard Nelson and Hank Lentfer.

A high school social outcast is taken under the wing of a mysterious mentor, only to be groomed as the hive's next queen.

Back on Earth, Alan Fishpaste discovers that there are far worse things than aliens, found right on his doorstep…

A young woman pines for a close friend with whom she shares an intimate connection, all the while he fixates on a fling from the past.

Homo Homini Lupus is a tragicomedy, a performative game that reflects on precarisation as well as on the meaning of art in a world where neoliberalism has disturbed the creative process. The creative drive is set against economic survival, the artwork valued mainly in business terms.

Depicts the final hours and aftermath of the closing night of operations at the historic Bytowne Cinema — a Canadian theatre known for hosting various community events, screenings, and other cultural presentations over its extensive 32-year run.

A docu-comedy special that follows stand-up comedian Rory Scovel as he performs six nights in a row with one difficult, self imposed rule: not using any pre-written material. It all happens in Atlanta at Relapse Theatre, a venue operated by Bob Wood who tells his own unbelievable story of how he slowly and maybe with some questions of legality, converted an abandoned church into one of the best comedy venues in the country.

It reveals something from the black. A body floats in the void. A body that never appears complete Instead, we feel the darkness, witness how it reassembles him. There is a movement, a tearing away, a surrender.

​Warmth is a story about daily encounters between a passerby and a homeless person in the street of Los Angeles. It explores the empathy and human connections that are often overlooked.

Two best friends are enjoying movie night…until the doorbell rings and an unexpected visitor delivers the possibility of death.

Ed Emshwiller’s Relativity (1966) is a reflection of the ceaseless possibilities of nature to produce distinctive forms acting in concert with one another. It is a myth, enacted through the avatar of a universal man, who samples this world from the cave to the beach to the parking lot to the supermarket, from birth to death, in navigation with other bodies, a figure of bounded perception whose actions are guided by impulse, invention, and perhaps, the stars. It is an embrace of life in its broadest definition, a catalogue of earthly phenomena. In this video, Relativity is discussed in relation to Emshwiller’s trajectory through the course of the 1950s and 60s, his interests in the body and abstraction, the correspondence between his work in science-fiction illustration and his work in experimental cinema, and the film’s mythopoeic constitution.

A young girl explores her relationship with fear through poetry.

A look at a Disney Hotel once the lights are down and the guests are away... and the mystery that may or may not be hidden from the public eye.

Cruz, a determined Raramuri native from Mexico, and his family had all of their land taken from them by drug traffickers because they refused to grow opium poppies. They now live in exile under the threat of death, desperately seeking justice so that they can return to their homeland.