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During a ferocious winter storm, a group of friends struggle to survive while being hunted by a creature with frightening abilities.

Tournament of Survival 8 Saturday, June 3, 2023 The Terminal, Showboat Hotel Atlantic City, New Jersey This was an incredible show in front of the largest audience GCW has had at the Showboat, the new venue was great and provided some good echoes during the high spots.

Caveh gets stoned with Kevin Corrigan.

Mila's anxiety doesn't help her growing paranoia that someone's watching her.

Once upon a Halloween night, two theater kids had such a fright, for right before their unsuspecting eyes is Dracula, not so in disguise. And utilizing the power of dance they put Dracula under a trance and just in the knick of time, they send Dracula where the sun don't shine.

A horror short film.

After the dissolution of their indie band, artist Mother Pigeon and her husband Jason Trachtenburg reflect on their marriage as they create something new together.

One of the last remaining scientists on Europa, battles a sense of deep loneliness and the impending demise of humans efforts to make the Jupiter moon habitable.

Shhh, quiet, Mother Goose is about to tell another story. Listen in with all her ducklings as Mother Goose reads the classic story of The Adventures of Chatterer the Red Squirrel by Thornton W. Burgess. It's time for Mother Goose World: The Adventures of Chatterer the Red Squirrel.

How would you handle the trauma of losing a loved one? Murders That Matter documents African American Muslim mother Movita Johnson-Harrell over five years as she transforms from a victim of violent trauma into a fierce advocate against gun violence in Black communities.

LIFETIMES looks at the practical and emotional labor of fighting for racial equity long-term through a portrait of one family, encompassing four generations of Black community leaders in Lansing, MI.

A grieving son desperately attempts to reverse his mothers rapidly progressing Alzheimer’s.

A third and final look deep within the vaults of ZRice Films at never seen before footage.

When trying to make an honest living doesn't work, Darts gets caught up in credit card scams and the dark side that comes with them.

A spokesman rises to the top of the Greater Boston area spokesperson game.

The twenty-second in Fred Camper’s Interactions series.

Corina learns about the world with a teacher. As she grows up, she decides to see the world by herself.

As Comiskey Park, Chicago's 80 year old ballpark, prepares for its final season in 1990, expectations for the home team, the Chicago White Sox, are very low. Surprising many, the young team becomes a contender, and a bittersweet season becomes an exciting one.

An agent infiltrates a high-security research facility, and while stealing a precious drive he runs into trouble causing things to go very wrong.

A young couple must face sacrifices when one of them receives a better opportunity elsewhere, throwing the relationship into jeopardy.

To mark 60 years since the assassination of John F Kennedy, this feature-length documentary features a reunion involving seven doctors who were present in the Parkland Hospital emergency room on the day President John F Kennedy was rushed there after being shot. Decades later, they vividly recount their actions and observations from that fateful day, divulging unsettling medical details surrounding the assassination that raise doubts about the government investigations that found Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone.

After her husband's tragic murder, a recently widowed woman seeks solace in Las Vegas, determined to make a fresh start for herself and her daughter. Unbeknownst to her, among her late husband's belongings lies a powerful drug formula, which unwittingly entangles her with a mysterious neighbor who harbors hidden knowledge

ONE REVOLUTION PER MINUTE is a short film I made to explore my fascination with artificial gravity in space. It takes place aboard the "SSPO Esperanta" - a planetary orbiter that spins around itself at a rate of one revolution per minute (1 RPM). With a radius of 450 meters, the spin generates artificial gravity with an effect of approximately 0.5 g along its main deck.

Suki Waterhouse's set at Austin City Limits on October 8th 2023

...in this new film, the performativity of his subject - Brunhild Meyer-Ferrari is self-evident. Composer Brunhild Ferrari, born 1937 in Frankfurt a.M., Germany moved to Paris in 1959 where she would meet and marry the composer Luc Ferrari. Brunhild Meyer, who produced a number of works of radio art in the 70’s and 80’s for SWF, slowly began to emerge as a composer in the last decade (adopting her husband's surname only after his death). Luc Ferrari, was a pioneer of ‘Musique concrete’ and a founding member of Groupe de recherches musicales (GRM) with Pierre Schaeffer in Paris. Fowler’s film provides peripheral glimpses into their collaborative life and work but resists a traditional biographic narrative.

Richland is a sobering, meditative portrait of a nuclear company town that embraces its origins and divisive past, all while reflecting on its future. Filmmaker Irene Lusztig’s patient and inquisitive storytelling expertly navigates themes of security, violence, and community.

Thetis, mother of Achilles, disguises her son as a woman to hide him in the court of King Lycomedes of Scyros and prevent him being sent off to the Trojan War. The plan begins to come apart when Achilles, incapable of subduing his virility, falls in love with Princess Deidamia. Disguise and transvestism have been an essential part of opera plots from the Venetian origins of the genre. In line with this tradition, the story of Achilles on the Island of Scyros inspired more than 30 compositions for voice based on Metastasio’s libretto of 1737. The Italian composer Francesco Corselli was a key figure in Spanish opera of the 18th century. As Kapellmeister of the Royal Chapel of Madrid for nearly 30 years, he was the principal supplier of opera to the Spanish court. Some of these were under the artistic direction of the famous castrato Farinelli.

Two transgender lovers and their friend visit Redondo Beach on a December night.

Dinner Prepared By: Blanche (The Common Housewife)

A spliced-up show gets put together.

In 1868 the murder of the mayor of a small mining town in the Montana territory sparks a deadly investigation.

A rumination on the day's convoluted, technology-driven media and how it's influencing us to become as "personable" as the technology itself.

Following an unsuccessful stint on a TV dating show, Lisa bumps into Wendy and falls head over heels. Through the years, their passion for one another fades as a secret threatens their love.

After dimwitted film noir-o-phile Ned 'Noogie' Krapczak (pronounced 'crap-chicK,' not 'crap sack') turns up dead in Miami, the FBI, local police and a couple of hapless Floridians all want to know what happened to the three-point-two million dollars in cash he stole.

A secretive hedge fund is plundering America's newspapers, and the journalists are fighting back. Backed by the NewsGuild union, they go toe-to-toe with the faceless Alden Global Capital in a battle to save and rebuild local journalism across America.

Lan’s Garden is about aging. Lan was once a proud matriarch who defined herself by her ability to care for her children. Now, the direction of care has been reversed: Lan’s children must come to take care of her and fix what she breaks. Lan is neither sick nor injured, and there is no dramatic plot point that leads to her downfall; she is simply growing old. If she suffers, it is only at the consequence of her own actions as she resists her gradual loss of agency. Every character in this film is a sympathetic one, and we take turns seeing Lan through each one’s eyes: the concerned daughter, the devoted son-in-law, the curious grandson. And then we are left with Lan, alone in her world.

The body becomes architecture in the iconic abandoned military bunkers of Fort Worden National Park as personal and geographical histories are interwoven in this genre-bending dance.

Interspersing interviews with archival footage, Union Street documents the history of Vancouver’s Hogan’s Alley, the formerly Black neighbourhood which was destroyed by the construction of the Georgia viaduct in the 1970s. This local history speaks to systemic racial injustice towards Vancouver’s Black community that has continued to this day. Revelatory conversations are had in the film surrounding the erasure of Black history in Canada, and the proliferation of hate groups such as the Ku Klux Klan which had chapters in Vancouver. Histories of now-closed Black-owned businesses in Hogan’s Alley such as Vie’s Chicken and Steakhouse have inspired a new generation of Black business owners in the neighbourhood, and the Black Lives Matter movement has reinvigorated discussion surrounding the destruction, as well as the history and memory of Hogan’s Alley. Beautifully filmed, this visual portrait speaks to the legacies of the past, as well as the present moment.

A shifting cinematic collage charting the filmmaker’s very personal navigation across time, place and interpersonal connection.

A young Vietnamese woman must keep the sales of her family's food booth alive while navigating her intertwined identity between her culture and her sexuality.

When his big break falls through, an inspiring filmmaker struggles to find his way and support his family, all while chasing his dreams

A disgraced pharmaceutical employee accidentally discovers a deadly opioid vape conspiracy, sending him on the run to expose the crime with a trail of chaos in his wake.

RIP, Rollostraat 18 and Sixth Form Acid are all part of a series of ‘miniature’ films that Quaintance is continually producing. These short films are all under three minutes long and allow the filmmaker to explore a single formal or conceptual idea. The process of realisation can either be loose and improvisatory or time intensive and heavily edited. Each of the films uses either archival material, or footage Quaintance has shot using a DV of High 8 video camera. Using these mediums, instead of 16mm, allows for quicker production and a more intuitive approach.

As the COVID-19 pandemic hit the Bronx, 6-time Grammy Award-winning jazz pianist Arturo O'Farrill brings to life a 9-piece hip-hop-jazz ensemble converting stories of South Bronx life to music resounding in the streets.

A oneiric dark comedy parable following a deranged individual through their efforts in esotericism to convert every living human being into skeletal apparitions without them noticing.

Angelica, a frustrated Latina, meets a charismatic driver during a ride and both fall for each other. When they arrive at her destination, they ask themselves if the feeling they have is worth chasing.

On a girls' night, two girls converse about a kitchen leak, weaving their shared creativity into an unfinished novel's ending. Amid their imagination, real life troubles and reflections intertwine. A mysterious phone call may eventually provide the sought-after answers.

On a long overdue camping trip, Prabha and his son Sid find themselves working through feelings about immigration, fatherhood, and aging. Made in collaboration with REI-Co-Op Studios.

In a world where a cow skull hangs in place of the sun, a woman discovers a giant purple arm growing from her basement wall.

Erica Schreiner short.

Directed by award-winning directorial team Maeyen Bassey and Matt Ogens, and produced by m ss ng p eces, “ Being Young ” chronicles Young’s path from youth to professional football and features candid interviews with Young and his parents, former teammates, teachers and coaches, plus other athletes who have benefited from new NIL rules.

Journey on an all-encompassing aural voyage as the original album emerges anew, remixed from the original master tapes by sonic alchemist Stephen W. Tayler. High resolution enthusiasts and immersionists will find the new 96kHz / 24-bit 5.1 surround and Stereo album mixes crafted from the 16-track master tapes of the mesmerizing concerts held at Liverpool Stadium, Sunderland Locarno, and Brixton Sundown across the CD’s and region-free Blu-ray discs. Surrender to the immersive embrace of Hawkwind's sonic tapestry featuring the complete versions of "Brainstorm," "Time We Left This World Today," and "You Shouldn't Do That." Travel through the temporal rift to rediscover the awe-inspiring Space Ritual concerts, where poetry recitations by the visionary Robert Calvert interweave with the psychedelic music odyssey.

Almost Home is a feature-length documentary that examines the many challenges individuals face when they get released from prison and the positive impact they can have if given the opportunity to succeed.

A man looking for a one-night stand stumbles into the worst threesome ever.

Daniela is a woman is leading a very successful life in both career and love. But when a run in with a person from past occurs, Daniela must face her past before she loses everything and everyone, especially herself.

Yousef Srouji’s childhood in Palestine wasn’t something that he and his parents spoke of as a family, so when he found a box of his mother’s home videos from the early 2000s, an especially perilous and tumultuous period in the West Bank, the tapes became a means for remembering and comprehending a painful past. The stories she captured illuminate the nature of life in a war zone, and familial bonds that cannot be broken. – Bedatri Choudhury (DocNYC)

A young man takes his nephew to the zoo, then discovers something wrong with him.

Lonely Girl. Pink Soldier. Bandaids. Neptune. Supermarket. Death. Hope.

A kleptomaniac caretaker has to go on the run when her family discovers her thievery.