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Exploring colour through memory and perception, Fugue is polyphonic in texture, stitching together text, imagery, and sound.

The clock is ticking on December 31, 1999, as a group of high school seniors gather in their doomsday shelter to watch the world explode.

The clouds in Jacob van Ruisdael’s landscape paintings appear both massively imposing and ephemerally vaporous.

A hotshot hibachi chef comes face to face with his worst nightmare, and is faced with a task he has never faced before... handling his failure.

Filippo Zoi is a 24-year-old with autism. Gifted with a remarkable artistic sensitivity which takes up most of his energy, every year he draws thousands of comic strips and illustrates the children’s stories that his father writes, with two successful books to his credit. But what seems to be the catalyst for all his inner effort are doors and gates, which from childhood Filippo has catalogued in his mind, both to “touch” and to draw. Periodically he feels the need to list to his parents all the gates he has seen from when he was a child until now. This ritual seems anchored in reality as well affording him a pleasure all of his own. Intimate and impenetrable like autism itself.

A group of associates meet to finalize a high-stakes business deal that will lead to the end for one of them, but which one will be finished? Game Plan is a story that explores the dynamics between friendship and business as well as perceptions of power and control, particularly related to gender.

Marlene’s chance encounter with James at a bookstore, 50 years since their last meeting, brings back painful memories of a love lost. Is there a “second chance”?

A Latina lesbian, colonel, a Midwestern private, and a Central American refugee, fight for their lives. Sheltering in an abandoned spa, they connect with each other and fearlessly face the onslaught of the oppressive Imperial forces.

A Man and a Woman pass through a village that lives by a strange set of rules. How they survive depends on the decisions they make.

Two heartbroken people—one a dancer, and the other a filmmaker—set off on a soul-searching journey in the hustle and bustle of the big city.

A couple find themselves in the throes of pandemic and social unrest in May of 2020.

The plot is almost identical to Donizetti’s Don Pasquale except that the “old man” is not a fool here and his relationship with his nephew, Henry, is loving. It is more human and tender but still has bite. All the old man, Sir Morosus, wants is silence. Richard Strauss' Die schweigsame Frau was first presented in 1935; Hitler and Goebbels refused to attend because Stefan Zweig, the librettist, was a Jew and Strauss refused to remove his name from the program after the Nazis had insisted it be excised. It was a great success but was withdrawn for just that political reason after only three performances. Presented here is the complete, with some minor tweeks, uncensored version.

In just four seasons, HTC-High Road notched up hundreds of wins, transforming sprinting into an art form and making a global superstar of Mark Cavendish. But how did the team first rise from the ashes of T-Mobile? What led to their eventual demise in 2011? Join host Dan Lloyd and guests Roger Hammond and Andy McGrath for a look back at one of the sport’s greatest ever teams.

A fragmented experimental film about a fictional story of a man who has a living plant but water interruption makes the plant wither; a filmmaker questioning the fictional film leading to existential dread; and a documentary of an old widowed woman’s routine which is later intertwined with the fictional story and the filmmaker’s questions.

This video follows Michele Klimczak, one of the 250 year-round residents of Fishers Island on the easternmost tip of New York State. The beaches of the tiny island are regularly inundated with plastic trash, much of which comes from New York City. Klimczak cleans the beaches--her full time job and passion--removing as much as 25,000 pounds of plastic each year.

A sapphic lesbian coming of age short film that follows two girls veering away from societies norms as they come to terms with their sexuality.

A young man fighting depression falls into a surreal world of terror and anguish with his friend as their sanity is tested in this inescapable nightmare.

Mathew, who has to take care of his younger brother, struggles to balance his personal life and responsibilities.

A creature traverses an uncertain terrain

An artist strives to achieve a state of pure existence. Caught between inertia and movement, her body strains, adapts, and responds to what is happening around her.

Sunny Laprade's debut standup comedy special

a young fathers last words to his son.

Join Abby Hornacek on a nature filled journey through Yellowstone National Park's magical winter wonderland.

Digital experiences dominate reality, and we see life detaching from our bodies, disconnecting the mind from the physical form. In the future, human minds may exist digitally in the cloud, leaving the Earth in the hands of headless beings who rely on instincts to navigate the remnants of human civilization.

Experimental film made with the MidJourney text-to-image AI.

Monsters is a 2022 Chinese action horror film about a group of people who get trapped in a virtual world where aliens keep killing them.

An easy-going artist sets out to find new audiences in the UK City of Culture 2017. Music and mates, gigs and galleries, fans and funding - but life gets in the way of work.

THE SCREAM follows Marie, a girl spending her Friday night alone in her apartment when a killer calls her over the phone.

An audio-visual examination of common reCAPTCHA themes through manipulated field recordings, memetic samples, and simulated situations.

Lando and Dallas have spent their 20-year co-dependent friendship abusing each other with pranks and insensitivity. Now in their thirties, Dallas takes it upon himself to buy Lando some time with a lady of the night so he can finally "become a man." Over the course of the night, the true nature of the friends' relationship is laid bare, proving that maybe the real friends were the hookers we met along the way.

A Ghanaian chemist, who in a bid to vindicate his company in a lawsuit stumbles on something even more dangerous in the process - a hidden chemical formula altered for testing and profit gains by a pharmaceutical giant.

A woman dances ballet.

A young person lost in the woods consults a spirit who helps him weigh his options.

After a long period working at the Lisbon Psychiatric Hospital Center, Sandro Resende and José Azevedo created the project "Manicómio" demonstrating that it is possible to demystify the stigma associated with mental illness, and that the artists who work there can be admired for the art they produce. In 2021, Catarina Neves filmed the creation process of these artists, whose works are shown in exhibitions and enter the market like any other artistic object.

30 years ago Treb Heining created the hand thrown confetti effect that has become synonymous with The New Years Eve Ball drop. On his 30th year leading this effect, he faced unprecedented challenges.

Two friends take a walk in the woods, only to find themselves set upon by a tribe of vicious forest people.

Bulk Collection--a euphemism for mass surveillance--is a film-essay and audio commentary that chronicles the hegemonic condition of algorithmic monoculture. A combination of shot footage and found audio, BULK COLLECTION was filmed on a Iphone 8 over a two year period. It is a diary and time capsule of digital gentrification--a New York City of ubiquitous mega construction sites, constant demolition, and the socio-economic fallout of the COVID regime. The construction of the massive new Downtown home of Disney's 650-million dollars headquarters at 4 Hudson Square--which Masha Tupitsyn filmed for over a year--the COVID-19 breakout in spring 2020, and the Black Lives Matter protests in the summer of 2020, all coalesce into a temporal record of the cultural wreckage of a physical world that was destroyed because no one was paying attention.

Step into seven scenarios of five cleaning ladies in Singapore’s vintage malls as sounds and gestures reveal pervasive social beliefs.

While exploring the city on a cold winter night, a shop mannequin makes a bewitching discovery that she cannot turn away from.

Two friends go to relax after a long day, when one gets the feeling that he's being watched by another man across the room from him, leading into an intense staring contest between the two.

The official music video for "Along" by Alberta psych rock band, Ghost Woman. Entirely in-camera edited on one cart of Super 8 film by Laura La France, with finishing touches by Evan Uschenko.

Aubrey “Choc” Muldrow grew up in a religious family on the Southside of Chicago and knew he was gay from an early age. In this sensitive portrait, he discusses the taunts, threats, and violence from his family, his church, and his neighborhood; his attempts to deny his sexuality; and, finally, his moving past to accept himself and live his own truth.

A chance encounter with a stranger at a record store leads Kevin on an over-thinker's journey to discover what this new relationship is.

Sanaya, a human girl adopted by wolves, struggles to overcome her past defeat at the hands of the infamous tiger Shere Khan. In her desperation, she turns to an unlikely ally.

An ostracized town priest and his acolyte face the ramifications of their dark past.

A found footage assignment turned autobiography - piano, girl kissers, skating, you know how it goes.

Thanh, a non-binary gaming and anime nerd, has just discovered their roommate has made them a dating profile, showing a total misunderstanding of their affinity to romantic relationships and sexual intimacy. In the wake of this harrowing conflict, the two friends face a push and pull dilemma as Thanh realizes the only way to stop this is to stand up for themself.

In 1988, a mysterious man enters the US on a fake passport. Ronald Reagan tours a collapsing Soviet Union. A road trip through rural America ends in a terrorism arrest outside of New York City. What becomes of those lost to the currents of history? Do they leave some trace behind? Or do they simply disappear?

In 1945, just days before the end of World War II, 27-year-old fighter pilot Loren Hintz was shot down over rural Italy, leaving behind his pregnant wife and young daughter. More than 70 years later, Hintz’s grandson, Hans Wronka, leads an effort to recover his remains and finally lay them to rest. FINDING LOREN uses Hintz’s own words, vintage photographs, and archival footage to follow the sweeping trajectory of his life.

Nearly a decade in the making, The House We Lived In is a strikingly candid portrait of a family transformed by a father’s brain injury. In 2011, 61-year-old Tod O’Donnell awoke from a coma with a case of total amnesia that doctors assured his wife and children was temporary. But when it proved permanent, and for no discernible reason, the O’Donnell’s were left to themselves to untangle the mystery — a struggle for answers that would only raise more questions as they came to realize, painfully, that the real mystery was Tod himself.

Following the recent news of the history-making discovery of Shackleton’s ship The Endurance, Shackleton’s Endurance: The Lost Ice Ship Found will serve as a definitive look at Sir Ernest Shackleton’s historic and ill-fated 1914 Antarctic expedition resulting in the loss of his highly revered ship, Endurance, as well as maritime archaeologists’ relentless mission to find this holy grail of shipwrecks.

Pasko de Bola, a thriller-based short film, rotates on the story of two siblings, portrayed by Alyanna Corpuz and Eric Brent Delos Santos. On the eve of Noche Buena, the characters encountered a bizarre situation that stirs the supposed solemn night into chaos. Directed by Nathalie Monique Argana, the film presents a surreal danger crafted from the current economic behavior of society.

A young couple, Mark and Katie, thru-hike the Appalachian Trail. Mark is planning to propose to Katie, but he panics about finding the perfect moment along the way to pop the question.

A profile of five-year-old table tennis prodigy, Allen Mao, with expert commentary.

A couple's fuzzed memory from a cabin getaway is visualized through distorted scrapbooking and artifacted home video streamlining the doubt and confidence they have for their relationship. "Squint" (2022) is an ode to analyzing the ceilings of the cabin while laying in its bed, squinting in the process.

As a decrease in the pandemic outbreak, two nearly broke individuals embrace uncertainty during the post pandemic dystopian in this ghostly short film.

After a frightening ordeal, our protagonist is stalked by an unknown entity.

A group of unlikely students are tasked with writing a poem by their university’s president in an effort to boost admissions… and make $10,000.

Purple Valley is named after a small road in Ontario.

It's 1997, and a bunch of twenty-somethings prepare to throw the best rave Manchester's ever seen.