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Experts and homeless neighbors alike bust myths about Seattle’s homelessness crisis in a deeply reported, humanistic dispatch from the front lines. Homelessness was declared a civil state of emergency in Seattle in 2015. Since then, the number of people sleeping outside has actually risen by more than 67 percent. Chezik Tsunoda's documentary Under a Million Stars, which received the Satterberg Foundation's Courageous Documentary Filmmaking Grant, is a deeply reported yet humanistic dispatch from the front lines of this crisis. Armed with facts and empathy, the film busts pernicious and all-too-common myths about homelessness.

Haunted by his partner’s murder, a veteran detective and his protégé investigate a copycat killer whose crimes expose a betrayal buried within their own ranks.

When her friend calls to check in, Tori is asked a simple question. We hear everything she would say: the anxiety, the feeling of being trapped inside her own mind and body, the exhaustion of it all. But when the moment comes, she says nothing. She never does.

Dinner at the Parkers is a warm, funny dramedy where one family dinner turns into a night of secrets, surprises, and soul-food chaos. As tensions flare, old wounds surface, and unexpected romance sparks.

Angel is your typical rat girl: sneaking through grocery stores, shoplifting cheeses, scurrying. The world is her dumpster. Until one night she falls into the clutches of pervert ratologist Dr. Fontina. Abducting the rat girl to a lab deep underground, Fontina and her lackeys use science to put Angel into a state of teledildonic trance. She can’t resist. Infused with orgasmic energy, her body becomes an experiment in rat-human transgenesis. A hybrid girl squeaking with lust. And to Dr. Fontina this creature becomes a plaything, a seductress, a variable out of control… You’ll never guess—or forget—what happens next. Don’t miss this genre-bending porno romp featuring an all trans cast, crew, and production team.

At 24 years old, Manny sets foot in the United States for the first time. This short story recounts a pivotal moment when Manny walked into Wildcard Boxing Gym and met legendary trainer Freddie Roach. It marks the beginning of their iconic partnership and chronicles Manny's journey from an unknown fighter to one of boxing's all-time greats.

Sidney Felsen, who passed away in 2024 at age 99, was a true Los Angeles institution. He co-founded Gemini G.E.L. alongside Stanley Grinstein in 1966 and spent decades overseeing, photographing, and befriending some of the greatest postwar American artists of his generation. Sidney kept a quiet, joyful ritual: decorating the envelopes that carried artists’ royalty checks, using his beloved collection of postage and rubber stamps that filled his iconic office — a room filled with photographs of every artist he had ever worked with. It was Julie Mehretu who first introduced Tacita to Gemini. Knowing Sidney’s deep affection for Julie, Dean asked him to decorate an envelope for her. The result is this poignant 14-minute film: Sidney, impeccably dressed as always, at his desk, doing what he loved most.

A girl’s want for escape in her local arcade leads her down a path of bad decisions once she finds someone new.

Pushing Boulder: A comedy doc that follows Mark Normand from NYC to Dallas for a weekend of 10 shows in an attempt to refine jokes and rework punchlines or as he says "turn every B into and A" for his Netflix taping in Boulder, CO two weeks later. We watch the green room hangs and the riffing process on the road all the way up to crafting a bit in-between tapings; Only to find himself back in NYC again back at zero. Keep pushing that rock Mark.

A magical cabeceo in a tango ballroom takes two passionate souls on an intimate journey. Their words flow seamlessly through a dreamlike dance, revealing the heart of their bond as they navigate desire, fear, and love left unfolded.

Voice memos from various people recounting how music impacted their lives edited into a short, experimental documentary.

Blog of LOS ANGELES, LAS VEGAS, SAN FRANCISCO, among others

Panorama investigates allegations that raise serious concerns that welfare procedures on Married at First Sight UK have failed contributors, leaving them at risk of harm.

Vic and Allie have made names for themselves as social media influencers, but once the hate accounts start appearing specifically targeting Vic things take a sinister turn.

Described as "If Monty Python made John Wick with no money", Shank is a bonkers action comedy you can't miss.

Emily, desperate to find answers about her mother's murder 22 years prior, returns to her hometown when her father, also a suspect in her mother's death, is arrested for the homicide of a local teenager.

A slice-of-life exploration of the weird and wonderful residents of a small town in North Florida and what they believe in.

A 20-year-old loser is given a chance to return to his middle school years and rewrite his past by daring to perform at the school’s biggest talent show, Gebyar Pandu.

Set in 2011, we follow a trio of high school boys, Nick, Edd, and Viggo, as their senior year of high school comes to a halt when a secret kept by a shady government foundation is exposed, turning our heroes' worlds upside down.

Film selected for the Cannes Film Festival La Cinéf competition lineup.

A small town's annual ceremony is put in jeopardy after a reluctant high school senior is selected as the winner. As expectations mount, he must decide whether to continue his town's violent tradition or break free from it.

A slippery, “archival” documentary deconstructing the unlikely rise of a right-wing political strategist who began as a “leftist documentary filmmaker”. Through creative audio description, Lord re-mediates YouTube and broadcast media to probe how documentary tools become weapons in contemporary culture wars—from attacks on critical race theory, to campaigns against Black women leaders and the machinery of US mass deportation.

Seven-year-old Tina is left in the care of her extended family after a traumatic event exposes the fault lines of a volatile household.

Trace 100 years of history from a humble 1925 community center and Japanese school. See how founding Nikkei families celebrated their heritage and built a brighter future for their kids, despite facing discriminatory laws, WWII, hate crimes, and other obstacles.

After an argument with his wife Courtney, Nick reluctantly starts digitizing his family’s old home videos, only to uncover something that was never meant to be seen.

Nations once considered beacons of democracy are under attack. Many countries around the world are moving toward authoritarianism and jeopardizing once staunchly protected democratic values. Among them: the USA. The new DW documentary series and Turkish investigative journalist Can Dündar presents "Democracy Under Attack," is an urgent look into the heart of these conflicts. It puts a spotlight on countries where democratic values have long been taken for granted.

A youthful relationship that seems perfect. A love between an introvert and an extrovert. A mixed raced artist from Hokkaido who spends his whole life being treated as an outsider and a former escort living in Tokyo who seeks to leave anything relating to her old life behind. Two people who find perfect chemistry despite coming from different walks of life. All culminating in a love that was never meant to be, but a moment in life that will be treasured by both of them forever.

A brand-new little book gets lost in the vast maze of a grand library and journeys through every section in search of where he belongs, only to realize that the most meaningful place to be isn't always where you fit in best.

Cris decides to attend a birthday pre-game thrown by some old college friends. When the night doesn't go according to plan, Cris must resort to their own devices to get back home without a mode of transportation.

Exploring the repatriation of African Art and how it stolen loot was reframed ar African art by art dealers

Four twenty-somethings, who are stuck in their hometown for one reason or another, all try to enjoy their monotonous lives through false ambition and eroding futures.

A young woman spends some time at the beach. She finds a pearl, a fisherman, and a ghost.

In the busy streets of Kampala, Viola waits anxiously for her mother to return from a work trip as night falls and the last taxi fills up. At the same time, a gang leader known as Big Dog plans a major robbery with his crew. When one member receives a strange message and backs out, the plan begins to fall apart.

A lone hitchhiker must survive the night as she becomes the subject of a werewolf's hunt.

A filmmaker explores his brother's passion for cars, filming spaces where machines shape the social fabric, in a film that is more than about cars: it is about relationships - and an excuse to have his brother back.

Kinderhook is a quiet, picturesque community found in Columbia County, New York, typified by bubbling streams, thick forests and generational homes. But Kinderhook is much more than a small, rural town. In the 1980s an author and radio broadcaster named Bruce Hallenbeck and his family were beset by continual encounters with a strange, upright creature. The sightings became an international phenomenon, and even stranger, were but one of many odd events chronicled by Hallenbeck and others.

Two contrasting buskers present the value of their profession along with the sacrifices they made to pursue what they do, as seen both through the eyes of the public and their own.

In Loving Memory of “The Katabasis of Acel, Adri, Akbar, Amal, Anggun, Arga, Ari, Bambang, Cessa, Dagienkz, Dedeng, Demas, Dinda, Dwaji, Edwin, Fathan, Hatanto, Iban, Icus, Iin, Ima, Jay, Jim, Kenar, Kenny, Luqman, Mabel, Melani, Olvia, Rakha, Ramones, Rayhan, Rayyan, Ryan, Seiya, Sheesa, Tarra, Theo, Tiffany, and Vanessa”. It follows 40 interviews discussing funeral plans, flashbacks before death, and identities shaped by memories, among other things. What will be lost when they are gone? What fragments remain? This film serves as a memorial to each person's memories and hopes. The actual runtime is 23 hours and 17 minutes.

"Is 10lb of meat enough for a good size meatloaf?"

Blending candid interviews, experimental moments, and reflective narration, this 55-minute personal doc explores what it means to grow up when the people who love you also struggle to accept who you are. Through screen-recorded calls with friends, street interviews, and distant footage of everyday life, I examine my upbringing as a queer non-binary trans person—where love, expectation, and shame often coexisted—among a sea of other stories about adolescence. Anchored by a conversation with a close friend and fellow artist, the film sits in the tension between care and rejection, asking if anyone is even really special—or maybe all of us are.

The overdose of an acquaintance sends up-and-coming gangster Jimmy Ricci on a quest for vengeance.

A mentally lost man goes on a journey of self-imporvement.

A magical break-up sponsor helps a heartbroken man mourn the end of a recent relationship.

A lonely vampire tries to return to the world, but is thrust into a world that has moved on without him.

In 1989, two chemists claimed to have solved the world's energy crisis with a tabletop experiment, triggering a global scientific frenzy. What followed was a desperate race for validation, a media-fueled scandal, and a catastrophic fall from grace that left a permanent stain on their reputations.

Triple-projection 16mm film by Erica Sheu

On July 4th, 2025, catastrophic flash flooding swept through the Texas Hill Country. The river rose more than 37 feet in a matter of hours, and entire communities along its banks were forever changed. In the days that followed, an extraordinary response unfolded. Search and rescue teams, volunteers, and organizations from across the state and the nation converged on the Guadalupe. As the land and river begin to recover, so too do the people who call it home.

EPK with quite a few interviews and some fun candid footage

A newly married couple living in a Chinese megalopolis navigates the tricky waters of the traditional expectations that quietly surface in their most intimate exchanges.

"Blink and You Miss It" follows an estranged college student who wants nothing more than to get back to their mother after the sun completely disappears.

When a realtor becomes the target of a mysterious and dangerous game, his career, his family, and his very sanity are all put on the line.

Robin wanders a landscape shaped by their own desires, caught between the person they've always been and the person they're terrified to become.

Atlanta has the largest urban tree canopy of any major city in North America. The Tree Economy follows the forces of development, economics, and politics threatening to erase the defining characteristic of one of America's great cities. Through the voices of tree activists, arborists, urban designers, elected officials, and developers, filmmaker James Schroeder documents a city at a crossroads.

In a quiet town, reclusive Garrett inherits his family's 100-acre farm. Beneath the land lies something ancient and hungry. As the evil stirs, he must decide how far he'll go to keep it buried-before it consumes him entirely.

They have very serious business to attend to.

A short film exploring how social media affects us.

Set in 1940s Coolsville, uncover the origins of some mysteries that riddled the town long before those meddling kids were born.

Hijinks ensue at Titus & Rhonicus College during the last student government meeting of the semester.

Frontier to Freedom unearths the rich and often overlooked history of Michigan, tracing its evolution from a vast, untamed wilderness inhabited by Indigenous peoples in 1600 to its emergence as the 26th State in 1837. Through a blend of expert interviews, archival imagery, animated maps, and stunning visuals, the film explores the region’s formative years, its history of war and conflict on the American frontier, and the complex socio-political forces that shaped its path to statehood.